Hartford Street Widening Debate Sees Costly Proposals
The piece weighs paying for a North Main Street widening in Hartford, arguing against a 9 2 million plan. It questions the street’s 100 foot width, suggests smaller improvements may suffice, and warns of policing and traffic issues with broader boulevards. It also contrasts views on urban design and fiscal prudence.
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Why England Has No Gangs
A New York Herald Tribune summary reports Edgar Wallace argues police efficiency and swift justice curb gangs in England while noting America’s immigrant population and foreign born criminals fuel gang activity. He credits English law and rapid processes but acknowledges drug traffic and alien sources influence crime.
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Expert Opinions on Moral Truths and Public Life
A fragmented satire by Walt Mason critiques hereditary morals and political religion, lampooning public figures from Washington to a marmalade king. The piece mocks pretentious declarations, fumbles with facts, and parodies artists defending their craft against worldly demands.
Manhattan Days and Nights dialog on Harlem influence
In a New York column, the writer challenges William M Houghter and dismisses the idea that Harlem or its 500000 black residents drive the citys culture. He argues most Harlem residents stay to themselves, notes jazz and Charleston roots, and insists Harlem has little impact on wider New York life beyond a stage audience.
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Political pointers and municipal debates in New Haven area
Mrs Emery of Stemford attends Republican gathering with Leewith Emmons Garlick Beck and others as Rowland's clerkship and school building contracts draw scrutiny. Hartford- area politics include water company hearings, city bond issues, and convention maneuvers for Tilson and other leaders amid Connecticut and New Haven districts.
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The Price of Being Great by Dr Fra
The piece argues greatness brings persecution and hardship. It cites historic figures endured mockery and violence while noting public scrutiny and deceit from others. It contrasts vanity with inner reward, urging persistence in virtue despite ingratitude or neglect.
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Sentences Sermons for Muse Prove Yourself Worthy
The piece urges proving yourself worthy of responsibility for promotion and boss generosity. It links profitability to ambition, and loyalty to the town to receiving its best. It stresses enduring wear and tear of work with steady commitment and patent resilience.
The Lamp Av Anne Campbell
A child recalls leaving a lighted house into thick misty darkness and ghosts along the path as the mother stands with a gleaming lamp. love shines along the path, revealing a golden future.
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Critics and Clergy in War Memory and Faith
A Dr. Parkes Cedman letter discusses honest criticism of clergy, condemns tyrannical bishops, and defends constructive critique. He cites Cardinal Manning biographies, laments sanctimonious pulpiteers, and urges judgment based on character. He argues for honoring war dead while opposing militarism in church memory.
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Efficiency expert stirs Washington State department reform
The State department faces a push for reform by Alexander Kirk an efficiency engineer whose measures cut passport letter times from thirty to five days and restructured offices but provoked resistance from long established staff. The piece critiques the intruding efficiency drive within government.
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Youth, 18, Fined $200 For Carrying Liquor
Vincent Pazio eighteen son of Salvatore Fazio Waterbury was fined 200 and costs in Borough court this morning on charge of transporting alcohol. Policemen Douglass and Murphy attested on Merion Avenue where the motor truck Fazio operated was stuck in the mud. The truck carried 43 barrels each containing five gallons of alcohol.
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Navy Criticizes Submarine Safety Failures in House Debate
In Washington, Representative Griffith assailed Navy officials for failing to secure submarine safety devices after a fatal accident that killed 40 sailors. He cited 17 American submarine accidents since 1915 with 128 deaths and $10 million salvage losses, accusing bureaucrats of resisting major American inventions.
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Weather Ahead for New England and Nearby Regions
The New England area will see fair and warmer conditions Saturday, then showers Saturday night or Sunday with colder air Sunday afternoon. Eastern New York warms Saturday with increasing clouds and showers moving in, followed by colder Sunday. A northeast disturbance south of Newfoundland drives showers east of the Mississippi within 48 hours. Winds shift from north of Sandy Hook to Hatteras, generally light to moderate, turning southeasterly.
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Almanac Note From Middlebreak New England Telegra
Daily almanac compiled by the Middlebreak New England Almanac for the Telegra outlines calendar notes and general facts. It lists seasonal hints, notable dates, and helpful tips for readers, reflecting routine reference content of the period.
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