Senate debates graduated tax on undistributed corporate profits
Washington May 7 The Senate pushes amid party splits over a revenue bill amendment to tax undistributed corporate profits rather than current corporate income. The Republican insurgents clash with Democrats as leaders defend the plan and consider gift tax tweaks.
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Revision of Marriage Law Urged by Yale Professor
Yale professor Morgan urged immediate revision of Connecticut marriage law to protect wives and innocent children, arguing the present statute damages individual rights and main societal welfare. The session in Waterbury elected a presider as delegates prepared to continue the discussion at the next meeting.
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Waterbury Man Chosen Head of Social Council
A Waterbury man was elected president of the Social Council conference committee yesterday, succeeding the previous holder. The meeting, held in Waterbury, elected officers unanimously, with Lom as vice president and Frank as a key organizer, as the group planned a regional conference to be held in Waterbury in 1925.
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Red Men's Great Council Opens Here Today
Report describes the initiation ceremony and grand procession as delegates from various lodges gather. Observers note attention to regalia, ritual, and speakers, with anticipation of discussions on council matters and related community events.
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Reward Offered for Lost Aviators in North Pacific Search
A 1921 news item offers a $1,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of aviators missing in the wilderness of interior regions. The notice names the case as a search by sea and land forces and seeks clues about survivors or the fate of those aboard. It cites a special correspondent and references the Aleutian area and distant shores as the possible locations involved.
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Fisher Resigns From Olympic and Davis Cup Trans
Fisher resigns from Olympic and Davis Cup duties amid a confusing, fragmented report. The text lists names and phrases without clear context, referencing athletes, coordinates, and scattered details.
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Art League Exhibit Opens With Reception
Local arts group launches a new exhibition with a reception event featuring musicians and hostesses, inviting neighbors and supporters to view works. The opening includes performances, program notes, and a brief observance by club members.
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Red Men Program Notices and Community Reunion Details
A fragmented schedule lists events for the Red Men program and community activities. Mentions local officials, a mayor, and social gatherings at a town venue with plans for meals, seating, and possible speeches. Information appears partially garbled but indicates a civic reading and public participation time.
Methodist Church Votes Ratification of Consolidation
The session reports the Methodist Church ratified the consolidation plan after debate. Bishop Wubam and the commission chairmen presented the unification proposal to the gathered clergy and laity, signaling completion of the process.
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Photo of Mercury Transit Observed on May Seventh
A vintage caption describes observers capturing Mercury's transit with a Weston telescope. The article notes the event occurred May seventh, mentions observers including Weslesan ministers, and records careful timing of the transit. Observers prepared charts, noted the sun’s glare, and observed the planet's path across the solar disk.
Congress Yields to President on Exclusion Issue
A scrambled political report shows Congress backing the president on the exclusion matter, with debate over implementation and timing. The scene includes mentions of postponements, reviews, and party positions as lawmakers weigh action and potential consequences.
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Inquest Into Death of Laundryman Today
An inquest into the death of a local laundryman is scheduled for today amid a flurry of uncertain details. Authorities brief statements indicate an investigative focus, with relatives present and court officials overseeing proceedings in the afternoon.
Power Mill Theft Laid To Pair Held In Stamford Jail
Two suspects held in Stamford jail face theft charges tied to a power mill heist. Police say the pair, identified as local residents, were arrested after a patrol intercepted suspicious activity near the mill site. Investigators recovered property linked to the break in and are pursuing additional leads.
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Mrs Fiske Foibles and a Distinctive Lady
Fragmentary notes describe Mrs Fiske as a distinct, legendarily frank woman. The piece recalls a social scene and hints at a colorful, vivid personality with humorous tone.
Liquor intrigues revealed in trial of Rep Langley
Federal court hears testimony on big sums paid for influence in Washington. Prohibition era figures tied to Kentucky and Philadelphia shipments. Government witnesses describe meetings in September to November discussing liquor channels and payments.
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Two Automobiles Ruined by Blaze. Nearby Vehicle Damaged
A blaze destroyed two autos and left another damaged in a city street scene. The chaotic incident damaged multiple vehicles and prompted emergency responders to secure the area.
Connor Protests Up to Whole Committee
A fragmented OCR note discusses protest actions directed at a committee and related offices. It mentions a court and printing office, with vague references to members and dates. The text is garbled but centers on political objections and actions toward committee members and postal offices.
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M Neil Named Delegate to Convention
A chaotic wartime era notice reports M Neil named as a delegate to a convention. The piece references varied figures and locations, mentioning Bridgeport and political activity with sporadic names, accidents, and public notices. The density of named entities is high, reflecting a broad local news snapshot.
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Delegation Names Uninstructed Delegates At Fairfield Caucus
Amid a bitter factional fight Fairfield County delegates to the Democratic State Convention nominated Archibald McNeil of Wedgeport and Michael le Cuio of Danbury as delegates to the Democratic National Convention while a rival slate led by Jeremah Donovan of Norwalk failed to unify the delegation. The vote distribution reflected splits within the party as prospects for later floor action and committee decisions loomed.
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War veteran held in Milford Pike fire observed by alienists
A war veteran was detained after a Milford Pike fire while alienists examined his state of mind. The chaotic incident involved police and witnesses, with authorities reporting no immediate motive or clear suspect.
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Philippine Freedom Sought in 20-Year Independence Plan
Washington May 7 A bill proposes independence for the Philippines in twenty years subject to a plebiscite under the Fairfield measure reported by the Lionse ingular Communes. The vote stood 13 to 6 on the measure, introduced by Representative Fairfield Republican Indiana, outlining a 20 year transition to ending American sovereignty if voters approve.
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Score hurt as trolley car runs away in New York
A fragmented account describes injuries when a trolley car derailed or ran away in New York City. Readers are left with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases about locations and times.
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