Pollution Bill Sparks Senate Lobbying and Amendments
Hartford May 17 A pollution bill faced active lobbying as senators debated amendments. Senator Brooks offered to place a commission for a Yale physiologist on a five to ten year term, shifting appointment power to the Governor within limits. Trumbull’s compromise amendment removes an injunction provision and proposes a commission with Mendel, Watcote, Moore and the Governor appointing a member biennially starting 1935.
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Telcerau
Hartford
Senate
John &. Trooks
Torrington
Trumbull
Brooks
Senator Kracker
Lafayette F. Mendel
Yale
Sati
Connecticut
Frederick Watcote
Norfolk
Allen Moore
New Britain
Mendel
Walenti
Moore
Judiciary Committee
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Milef Waterbury
Superior Court
Foot Relief Promises From New Haven Surgical Co
A Bridgeport office offers free examinations and advice for foot pain in a long standing health solicit ad. The ad claims relief for chronic foot, leg, knee, hip and back pain and warns against cheap arch supports while promoting its own custom devices. It touts extensive use in New Haven for years and endorses by patient testimonials.
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Troume
Thi Je
New Haven Surgical Ig
Bridgeport
Fairied Avenue
Main
loHuy
New Haven Logical Co
Bern
False Alarm Ringer Still on Duty Amid District Hoax
A garbled local notice reports police responding to a potentially hoax security scare near North Woolington Avenue and Lambs Street. Officers checked several suspicious boxes and questioned nearby residents as the false alarm ringer remained at work.
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AoSilse Aku
Rage
Presbyterian Clergy Underpaid Says Assembly in Indianapolis
The May 17 assembly in Indianapolis saw Presbyterian clergy denounce their pay as too low while proposing a $35,000,000 increase for ministers' pensions. Moderating the general assembly, Re. Chinelly Wishart of Western College Wooster won over William Jennings Bryan on the third ballot amid vote by representatives from the church and its foreign missions.
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Indianapolis
Hays
Ehurely Atis Annudat Assembly
Vonight
Penasio
Castel
Amerie
Ryepublican
BiGiel
Re. Chinelly Wishart
Weaser College
Wooster
Onto
General Assembly of the
Presterian Church
William Jennings Bryan
Baer
Cummings Prepared for Trial of Auto Casees
State Attorney Homer Cummings prepared for trial in Criminal Superior Court next Tuesday on charges against Harold and Nathan Gundy and George Singer. Additional salesmen were called to supplement the 30 already subpoenaed. No Bridgeport jury likely, as the accused are local residents and the cases have drawn wide publicity.
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Pinal
Vasea
Harola
Nathan Gundy
George Singer
Criminal Superer
Br State
Fhomer
50 50 Judgments In Stamford Case Pronounced
In Stamford Superior Court Judge Wie lin Maltbie delivered judgments in an automobile collision suit at Raymond Hill and Greenwillow Avenue. He ruled for the defendant on the main complaint and for the plaintiff on the counterclaim, signaling a split decision in the case brought to the court today.
Connecticut Men Tapped At Yale
Fragmentary OCR notes list Connecticut men connected to Yale including Stamford Greenwich Hartford and New Haven figures. Names appear garbled but include several with Greenwich and Hartford links and multiple initials. The item hints at society coordination and travel to a moon-themed event, with scattered references to individuals and places.
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Trockefeller
Moon
Connecticut
Connectien
Sollawe
Sky
Nes
Walter
Houshion, Jr
Stamford
Scroll Id Keys
Jimes Feller
Greenwich
RORABACK UNABLE TO SWING KLETT AS U.S. ATTORNEY
Connecticut politics center on who will be named district attorney after the death of Laward Smith. Senators Brandegee and McLean delay. Roraback and state Republicans push for George W Klett of New Britain. opposition from drys and civic groups. Washington sources say Roraback/Brandegee camp seek a favorable choice, while Brandegee resists Klett. Acting district attorney to handle immediate duties until a selection is made.
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WW. Manning
Geok
Washington
Senate
Connecticut
GNG
Department of Justice
McLean
Brandenrea
Cor Mfr
Smith
Brandegea
J. Henry Rornback
State Executive Committee
Borrhagh
Klett
Munthe
Naints Melean
Brandefee
Sas
Wlett
Thrandegee
Justice
Hii
Timad
Reraminenda
Lige
House sidetracked by bill on juries and actions
Fragmentary notes show a legislative session debating a jury bill and related actions. Names and places are obscured, but references to senators, votes, and public concern about wasting time indicate a stalled process and calls for stronger action. The readable fragments emphasize controversy and procedural delay without full context.
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Notices
In case of meeting time changes notify in writing the Fraternal Baltar Bridgeport Telegram. Numerous names and addresses listed for notices and organizations including Tigers, Tigers orchestra, and district Republican groups.
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Baltor
Baltar
Bridgeport Telegram
Vindee
Amierican Ientsuphiter
Kugiely
Johnaire Meier
Iaetfeld Avert
Orchey
Tigers
Lahierty Bell
Elle
Bridgeport
Che
Wrirfield Atte
Meidgeport Equnell
Aout
Gnlverien
Lester
furtinoRy
Mihaits
Shel Sreeet
Hecorators
Hue Taper Viren
WOLA
Plo Lund
Srrerd
Two Deaths Reported From Ecuador Earthquake
Two deaths are reported from the Ecuador earthquake as rescuers continue search efforts. Details remain limited with ongoing assessments of affected areas and missing persons.
Factionalism Disparaged in President Harding Address
President Harding condemns factionalism and urges adherence to Hamiltonian honesty to unite the nation. He cites the need for steadfast public virtue to curb prejudice and preserve constitutional rights, urging a shared national resolve and interdependent prosperity. He warns against political coalitions that threaten liberty and calls for a united, American century.
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Harding
Farding
Hamilton
Wshington
Brambton
Washington
Cuff Stevens Peace Plan Collapses in Danbury
Local Danbury observers report failed peace talks between Cuff and Stevens amid factional distrust. Plans to bury hatchets and unite behind Stevens’ selectman candidacy collapsed as loyalty pledges and political maneuvering stalled prospects for reconciliation.
Governor Plans to Remove Maher from Board
A gubernatorial move targets Maher for removal from the state health board amid investigations into tuberculosis laboratory work and public health duties. The action, tied to ongoing scrutiny of the board’s conduct and membership, follows prior concerns about medical expertise and governance.
British Commons debates on Russia and the Moscow ultimatum
In the House of Commons debate Labour fears a timetable recess could allow government action against Russia without consent. Under Secretary McNeill says Britain’s ultimatum to Moscow stands and time was only given for Russia to communicate. Baldwin backs McNeill, urging readiness for a possible accord with the Soviet while avoiding parliamentary binds.
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London
House Commons
Betiwern
Amtit
Curzon
Ae Amaasin
Russia
Ronald MocNeil
Moscow
Ikraisia
Kameny MacDonald
Lyahorite
Baldwin
Minn
McNeill
Ugg
Atue
Dormitory Hope Fades at Danbury Normal School Fight Moves
Danbury residents note a partial victory as the House rejects the conference report and considers funding a Danbury Normal School dormitory. Rep Andrews leads a push for Danbury rights, arguing the state should honor promises despite fiscal constraints. Buckley and leaders steer toward a $100,900 appropriation rather than the Senate bill.
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Volegham Stair
Hartworod
Ang
Danbury Normal School
Carmmit- Lee Oun
Ing
George W. Andrawe
Danbury
Hubward
Greenwich
Appropriations Committee
House
Buckley
Danoury
Senate
Committee On Conference
Andrews
Connecticut
Sears
Hubbard
Bue
Danburw
State College At
Storrs
Johnly Reagan
Ator Ug
Danbury Normal Schop
Shepard
Porteland
Holbrook
Thomaston
New Britain
Committee On Education
New Britain Norimal School
Southwick
Cornwall
Neray
Mie
Niserk
America warns China on negotiations and release
A terse foreign message from Minister Seaharmig warned China during talks to begin May 17. It stated no prisoners had been freed but indicated a potential linkage between prisoner releases and tensions at Pandwku and related efforts with the Chinese chief.
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Seaharmig
Beistads
Pandwku
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