Senate Leader Ill Sparks Sympathy Across Hartford
Hartfort March 16 The Senate reports on city bonds and library funds while tracing bills on zoning forfeited rights and state taxes. The chamber mourns Jamies Cronin of New London and awaits further action through committees as House and Senate calendars advance amid bills on taxes transportation and public facilities.
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Hartfort
Senate
Bridgeport
Trall
New Haven
Ibshare
One Bank & Trust Co
New Way
Jamies Cronin
New London
Clowers
Cities and Boroughs
House
Dacre
Main
Humphrey Revinour
Agricultural Experiment Station
Hartford & Springfield Transportation Co
West Hartford
Committee On
Hosa
Barnes
Samuel Herman
Winsted
Hartford County Superior Court
Plainfield
Fouse
Tolland Turnpike
Stafford Springs
Llandester Town Court
Willam N. Travia
Staraford
Driver Held For Reckless Driving After Night Collision
Bar Brown of New Rochelle suffered a minor injury when the vehicle driven by J. R. Flarman of 43 Park Avenue collided with a jitney near VM airfield avenue and Norman street, then struck a telegraph pole. Brown was treated at Emergency hospital. Harmon was arrested for reckless driving.
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Bar Brown
New Rochelle, Y
J. R. Flarman
Park Avenue
New Rochelle
N.Y
Meetings Tonight In Various Civic and Fraternal Groups
Local readers are informed of tonight’s gatherings across Bridgeport and nearby areas. Listings include Daughters of America, Knights of Pythias on Main Street, Christian Temperance groups, Rebekah lodge, Garden Gate lodge, M W of Clarion Street, American Unions, and Athletes Association venues at 614 Pembroke Street.
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Truip Oof
Bridgeport Council
Daughters of America
Cannon Sap Dowdail Lodge
K. of P
Main Street
Avanum Iodee
Christian Temperance Gilbert
Ratford
Crider Hills
American Unsuradee Union
State Street
Asmar Lodge
A.M. Maxenlereanple
Cianemony Rebekah Lodge
State and
Main Streets
Garden Gate Lodge
Bay Street
Port
M. W
Clarion Street
Sava
Athletis Association
Pembroke Street
Treatment claim promotes a safe and proven remedy
Readable text suggests a claim that a laxative tablet relieves headaches from slight colds and is presented as a safe proven remedy. The fragment mentions a signature and an AMD term, with unclear context and incomplete sentence ends.
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Faeang
AMD
Fairfield Court Loses Automobile in Courtroom Heist
Fairfield March 26 Special A car used to demonstrate safety cages was stolen from the town courthouse during a court session. Mrs Alvina Koskowitn attended a liquor violation case while her young son wandered off with the automobile. The child returned crying and the court gave him the car, prompting the judge to order a new vehicle be purchased.
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Fairfield
Alvina Koskowitn
Tor
Teapot Dome Case Goes To Briefer Filing For Decision
In Cheyenne Wyoming March 26 the Teapot Dome trial ended with Judge T Blake Kennedy to await briefs from both sides. The government and Mammoth Oil counsel argued heatedly over remarks about former Interior Secretary Fall and lease signer Sinclair. Each side has fifteen days to file, totaling thirty days before the judge reviews the record to decide whether Sinclair retains the lease or the United States regains it.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated) Press
Tinited
T. Blake Kennedy
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
United States
Gren J. Roberts
Mammoth Oil Company
Mr. Roberts
Martin W. Littleton
Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Washington
Alttleton
M. T. Everhart
Fall
Kennedy
Templeta
Interstate bus service to New York starts amid license dispute
Stoeckel orders interstate bus operation under Supreme Court ruling limiting state interference. Connecticut delays license plates while New York and Massachusetts plates back the cars. Metro Interstate ad will run ten coaches from Stamford to New Haven and Bridgeport with Hotel Stratfield, Hotel Martinique endpoints. Schedule shows multiple daily departures and 30 mph max speed for a three hour trip, fares below rail.
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Stoeckel
Connecticut Department
Public Utilites Commission
Hartford
New York
New Haven
Supreme Court
Springfield
Worcester
Robbins B. Stockel
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Public Utilities Commission
New Haven Railroad
Metropolitan Interstate Ad Company
Stamford
Bridgeport
Stratfield
Martinique
Radio Reception Falters Amid Static on Night Broadcasts
Heavy static and fading plagued last night’s radio reception. New York stations came through strongest while Chicago’s WGM will air the entire show with Show-Off tonight at standard time.
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New York
WGM
Chicago
League of Women Voters approves prohibition bill
Fairfield County group votes to urge State League endorsement of the Wheeler amendment before the April 14 legislative hearing. County delegates from Greenwich Norwalk Bridgeport Stamford Sound Beach Stratford Darien Redding Ridgefield and Riverside attend as morning session opens with Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw presiding.
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Stratfield
Fairfield County League of Women Voters
State League
County League
Samuel C. Shaw
Greenwich
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Stamford
Sound Beach
Stratford
Darien
Redding
Ridgefield
Riverside
Richmond
Jilia Margaret Hicks
Helena
Hill Weed
James 1, Cheeseman
Providence
New Ennd
Sally Fanny Gleaton
Gun Play and Fight Features Elm City Arrests
New Haven March 26 police headquar ters housed Steven Puleco of Fair Street and Alphonse Mignion after federal narcotic agents arrested them on Church Street. Mignion allegedly drew a gun and was knocked unconscious with another officer’s weapon blow. A large crowd trailed the officers and prisoners to headquarters as both men were held for the United States Commission on Federal narcotics law violations.
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New Haven
Steven Puleco
Fair Street
Alphonse Mignion
Church Street
Mignion
United States Commission
Bridgeport Debates Validating Act After Supreme Court Ruling
Bridgeport buzzed over the brass company decision that clarifies Section 1255 and allows certificates of error for tax assessors. Attorney John A. Cornel and Mayor Behrena weighed the act’s constitutionality while Tax Collector Drew warned of door padlocks for nonpayment. Drew said errors will be billed next week, with additions from omitted or misrouted assessments previously issued as certificates.
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Bridgeport
Common Council
General Assembly
John A. Cornel
Cornen
Behrena
Supreme Court
Drew
Mall
Brass Company
Board of Assessors and
Board of Relief
Royal marriage age rule tied to royal consent
The article states that British princes and princesses cannot marry before age twenty five without the king's consent. If they are over twenty five, they may marry by giving twelve months notice beforehand to the council.
Chapter on Chapman Trial Opens With Fiery Demeanor
Spectators gather as Chapman arrives under armed guard for the trial at the county courthouse. The scene features intense courtroom detail with juror examination, defense and state strategies, and blueprint explanations of the center store layout as the case proceeds.
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Chapman
Frank Weathersfield
Trial Trims Clues In City Department Store Heist
Witnesses describe store layout from entrance to rear, a broken safe, missing cash, and a 325 dollar envelope. Davidson, Dudley Alcorn and Edith Larson testified on door openings, light, and the security setup as Judge Groehl and counsel clash over details. Adjournment follows amid courtroom tense moments and late Saturday timing.
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Samuel M. Davidson
New Britain
Atcorn
Al‘corn
Oehl
Hospital to Court Matconis Pathway
Anthony Marconi, 33, of 120 Lexington Avenue, was discharged from St Vincent's hospital after recovering from stab wounds. He was arrested that night by the Detective Bureau charged with assault on the man who stabbed him. The case will come to trial this morning in City Court.
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Anhony Marconi
Lexington Avenue
St. Vincent's
Detective Bureau
Aasstull
Mazel
Court Dismisses Government Suit For Due Patents
In Philadelphia on March 26 the United States Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Delaware federal court ruling dismissing the government suit to recover seized German dye patents once owned by Chemical Foundation Inc. The case, begun September 8, 1922 by order of Harding, saw dismissal January 3, 1924, with the government planning to seek Supreme Court review. The court found no evidence of conspiracy supporting the government’s charges against individuals.
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Philadelphia
United Sates Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court of Delaware
The
Chemical Foundation Inc
Wilson
Harding
Hugh M. Oraig
Supreme Court
Ita
New Yorker names three in divorce action
Horace H. Work Talbot W. Chambers and Miss Iris Fatio named as co respondents in the divorce suit of Thomas H. Symington, filed in New York Supreme Court. Symington cites misconduct and seeks testimony in Florida. Mrs Symington initially asked 200 000 annual alimony. later set at 18 000 yearly plus 300 monthly rent.
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New York
Horace H. Work
Talbot W. Chambers
Irice Fatio
Thomas H. Symington
Symington
Ida May “Symington
Supreme Court
Erlanger
West Palm Beach
Ploride
Max D. Steuer
Florida
Nartseu- Jara
Everglades Club
Fato
Palm Beach
Baltimore
Fox Fins
Platzek
Gcity Hall Site Bonds Reported to Legislature
Hartford March 26. Legislative Finance committee reports a bill authorizing Bridgeport to issue 450000 in City Hall bonds for the new city hall site and 115000 for library land adjacent to the central site. Earlier authorizations totaled 310000, with potential savings if bonds are delayed two years.
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Telegram Braft
Hartford
Legislative Finance Committee
Senate
Bridgeport
Balalte
Bridgeport Libary Board
New Central Tt
Clty
Rate News Sparks Stock Market Fear and Rally Reversal
New York markets faced a sharp selloff driven by rumors of a renewed rate rise by the New York Federal Reserve, sparking a broad liquidation across major stocks. The industrial average plunged toward early-year lows as Baldwin and other leaders tumbled, with United States Steel and several high priced issues hitting new yearly lows amid continued declines in oil output and transport shares.
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New York
Heav
Sotcks
New York Sto Exchange
New York Federal Bowery Bank
Wabach
Atoc
Baldwin
T High Ground
Unit States
Americ Logomotive
A. Cams
Iron Pick
Texas Guird Phur
Whi Scolen
Eoutern Pacific
Standard O11
Jersey
Marland
Inspirati
Per. Radio Corporation
On Chemical
Ex-Agent Tax Conspiracy Probe Tied to Government Fraud
A New Haven report notes an Internal Revenue Bureau inquiry into alleged tax fraud schemes. Washington suspects former government agents tried to ransom savings by offering to settle via fake adjustments. The FBI plans a broad sweep across districts to investigate corporate and union operatives. Experimental wording ends with an advertisement fragment.
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Stoeckel Oders Interstate License
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Max Ankelbach
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Chanman
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Harry Brown
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Leslie Seymour
Windsor Locks
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Alcorn
Gerald Chapman
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John P. Fleming
Ethel Fielding
Coole Hotel
Matthew J. Meade
Matconi
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Gity Hall
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Hartford Railroad Company
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