Women Seek Right for Jury Service in State Courts
Hartford March 83 The Women’s League of Voters urged the legislature to grant women the right to sit on juries, presenting their sole bill with a forceful case. The debate touched on new Superior Court judges and continued amid limited opposition, with financial concerns shaping the proceedings surrounding education bills and state board funding.
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Legislative Committee On the Judiciary
Women's League of Voters
National Women's Party
Bell
Salls
House
Iil
Legis
Wail
Torrington
Judiciary Committee
Fenton
G. W. Wheeler
Keneally
Fishan
State Board of Education
Education Committee
State Board
Bakewell
Dr Payne Addresses Safety Council Meeting In Bridgeport
Dr Payne of York University told foremen and supervisors at the Bridgeport Safety Council meeting that educating children to avoid unnecessary risks while crossing streets could reduce street accidents to a minimum.
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Payne
York University
Bridgeport Safetsy Council
Y M H A Minstrel Show Tonight For Camp
The Y M H A plans a minstrel show tonight at the Y M F A auditorium. Proceeds fund a summer camp for youngsters as Dark town praise and dance and song are arranged by H Jackson the caretaker listed with local organizers.
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Y.M. FL
Speed Mania Across Ages Tied to Primitive Drive
In Reno Nevada on March 6 James BR Young of the University of Nevada argues speed mania appears across ages. He asserts the primitive love of speed is a human evolutionary trait, noting similar reactions in babies and older girls when exposed to rapid movement.
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Nev
Saya
James BR. Young
University of Nevada
Paris Fetes To Restore Versailles And Gardens
Paris plans a spring fete to raise funds for restoring Versailles and its gardens. The event Ve Les Fetes de France, led by Minister Berard, will span several days with performances by premier French artists. Likely sights include the Opera at Versailles and Theatre de la Reine at Trianon, among fairy tale garden displays and illuminated fountains drawing a large crowd.
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Paris
Verles
Les Fetes de France
Monsieur Berard
Heau Arts
Versailles
Trianor Palace
Werdens
Connecticut Residents Named Heirs in East Orange Will
Connecticut residents Alice S. Brewster of Hartford Robert S. Stephenson of Westport and Amy L. Stephenson of East Orange were bequeathed 20000 each under the will of Milas Josephine Brewster of East Orange admitted to probate today. Bishop Chauncey Brewster of Hartford was left 100.
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Newark
N. J
Alice S. Brewster
Hartford
Man Found Dead Ashore by Illuminating Gas
Nathan Levy 65 Fulton Street was found dead in bed shortly after 1 yesterday. Medical Examiner Samuel Garlick stated the aged man heated three kettles on a small gas stove and, by accident, turned on another, then slept. Neighbors, noticing a gas odor, summoned help and found him dead.
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Nathan Levy
Fulton Street
Samuel Garlick
Girl Struck by Car Injures Eight Year Old
Lillian Gordon eight of Garfield avenue was slightly hurt last night when struck by an automobile while crossing Main Street near Garfield. She was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital for observation.
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Lillian Gordon
Garfield Avenue
Main Street
Garfeld Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harding regrets talk on re election plan
In St Augustine Florida March 98 a cautious mood grows around President Harding and his aides as Attorney General Dougherty revises a Miami Conference statement and signals future campaign talk may be delayed. Dougherty arrives and the president contemplates whether to withhold politics for the present.
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Harding
ST. Augustine
Fla
Meade
Miami
Dougherty
Hla —_ presconvention
Daugherty
Chief Executive Avoids Politicizing Daugherty Statement
The chief executive has not met since the statement, expresses appreciation for Daugherty's motives, but aims to keep actions in the coming months free of politics. He wants to prevent any perception that his moves are politically charged.
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Mr. Daugherty
Approved Headlight List Revised April 1
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Robbins T. Stocell announced a revised list of headlights approved for use in Connecticut effective April 1. The list also shows Connecticut devices approved for use in Massachusetts. sixty five types are legal in Connecticut, but only forty six have been sanctioned in Massachusetts.
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Hartford
Robbins T. Stocell
Connecticut
Uae
Massachusetts
Chauffeur Acquitted of Robbery Charge in York Case
Charles J. Btughes, a chauffeur, was acquitted by a jury after being charged with robbery in a case involving jewelry valued at 80,000 stolen from Mrs. Huno C Schoeltkopt of Buffalo at a New Year’s Eve party. He was the first to be tried in connection with the theft of Mrs. Achosukopt’s goods and was later tried as an accessory after the fact.
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York
Charles J. Btughes
King
Huno C
Schoeltkopt
Buffalo
Hughes
Achosukopt
Mercy pleas reach Soviet via Rome and Washington
The State Department said it would convey Pope Pius XII's earnest pleas to the Soviet government through the American ambassador in Berlin to spare Archbishop Zepliak and other Catholic priests condemned in Moscow. The Vatican asked the Soviet Union to commute sentences on the grounds they are Catholic clergy and subjects of the Pope. Separately, a revolutionary tribunal in Kamenetz Podolsk sentenced 84 people, mainly tradesmen and intellectuals, to death for aiding anti Bolshevik forces and Petlura.
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Washington
Mar
State Department
Berlin
Ives
Zeplink
Butchkavitch
Cathelic Church
Moscow
Rome
Associated Press
Pope Pus
Russia
Zepliak
Incollegetisla
Petlura
Ded
Heiress Miss Pellora Angell Quietly Marries Nor ris
Pasadena dispatch reports Miss Pellora Angell heiress to a 40000000 fortune in a quiet wedding at noon. She wed Leeter Nor ris, a newspaper cartoonist from St Charles Idaho, fulfilling her late husband’s wish.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pellora Angell
John W. Gates
Leeter Norris
St.Charlea, Ik
Death action heard over $10000 in court battle
Judge John F Kellogg held a nonjury session hearing a $10000 death action filed by Joseph A Buskey as administrator of Steve Ordos against Joe Starine. The pair quarreled on December 18 1921 and Ordos was allegedly struck with brass knuckles. An infection from the wounds led to his death the following year. Decision reserved.
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John F. Kellogg
Joseph A Buskey
Steve Ordos
Joe Starine
Ordos
Albany Assembly defeats eight hour day bill for women
Albany March 24 the Straus bill to provide for an eight hour day for women and minors in industry and the Codie minimum wage bill went down to defeat in the Assembly after passing the Senate.
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Albany
Straus
Assembly
Senate
Desertion Alleged in Short Marriage Divorce Petition
Demetrios Maragos filed for divorce in Superior court against Zoe A. Maragos claiming desertion on May 10 after a marriage on April 21 1919. No children. Ansonia Council set for March 28 special meeting to act on Finance committee tax report.
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Demetrios Maragos
Zoe A
Ansonia
Mar
Board of Aldermen
Mead
Fiinance Committee
Putnam Coffee Ends Poor Brew Delights Home Folks
Start with good coffee to rival rich cream says Putnam. Experts pick Putnam as the distinctive flavor and thousands of readers concur. Measure water precisely to make three cups with about 3 1/4 cups of water and fresh boiling water to extract oils. Get a Putnam from your dealer today. Your family will call you blessed tomorrow morning. Hartford Conn since 1841 William Bordmen 3 Sons Co.
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Lever Bros. Co
Broadway
Cambridge
Mass
Putnam
Guerin
William Bordmen
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