Borah Naval Disarmament Plan Passes Senate
The Senate approved Sen Borah's proposal for an international naval disarmament conference as part of the naval appropriation. The vote was 40 for, 0 against, with many absentees signaling support. The amendment awaits House conference action and potential presidential approval.
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Lake Torpedo Boat Co May Win Navy Submarine Contract
Optimistic reports from James I. Hennessey say the Lake Torpedo Boat Co may secure part of the six submarines in Senator McLean's amendment to the naval appropriation bill. If the Senate restores the amendment, the Navy could award a contract worth about 5 million dollars per boat, though Treasury and prior dispute with officials have delayed action.
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Anti raid bill backs press freedom and policing limits
Senator De Laney backs a bill to curb outside detectives and raids, prohibiting municipalities from using outside agents without specific funding, with penalties for violations. Governor signs Challenger Board changes and unemployment relief debates continue as state budget work resumes. Hays defends postal protections for The Liberator amid broader press freedom debates.
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Foreign nations menace American export trade
In a discussion of international relations and Hoover era trade policy, the piece notes the secretary of commerce’s first survey showing trade paralysis as the core problem. It warns of foreign governments pursuing exclusivity in their industries through government and industry cooperation, edging toward big-business consolidation and risks for American exports.
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Insane patient attacks two others at Middletown hospital
Dr C Mays, superintendent of the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane at Middletown, testified before a legislative appropriations committee that a criminal patient bit the noses of two fellow patients recently. He noted the man was housed with others due to overcrowding as part of a request for funds.
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Gillette urges federal amendment to end polygamy
Washington May 26 speaker Gillett introduces a proposed amendment to the federal constitution to outlaw polygamy and polygamous cohabitation nationwide. The measure would grant Congress power to enforce the ban and place polygamy under federal court jurisdiction in cases like the Andrews incident.
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New Panel of 50 Talesmen Called for juror Selection
A new panel of 50 talesmen was convened to select three more jurors for a not trial amid widespread disapproval of the death penalty. The report mentions incomplete legible names and locations, including references to Milford, Haven County, and Weekersheit, with unclear dates and officials.
Labor organizer found guilty on extortion charge
New York reports Peter adtmuller a labor organizer for the Pock Tuilden's and House Sharer's union and aide to Robert P Brindell was found guilty of extortion by a supreme court due to a probe by the Laakwond legislative committee into illicit building activity. Sentencing scheduled for next week.
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Bank Robber Suspect Halted By Whitman’s Sleuths
New York May 25 Police arrest William Carson 40 of Darien Conn at Bronx Park police station on larceny of a Buick burglary tools charge and Sullivan Act violation. Held on 97000 bail after arraignment in Eighth District Magistrate court. on parole per police records.
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Sinn Fein Coup Destroys Customs Records At Dublin
Denis O Connell reports that Sinn Fein forces seized Dublin customs records and burned the Custom House in a violent attack. Officials say millions in damages, with heavy gunfire and many wounded. Five Black and Tans killed, 409 Republicans attacked and reportedly not captured. The raiders took the building within a minute as flames spread to record rooms.
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Stillman Divorce Hearings Set for Next Week
Announcement from Als. Stillman’s attorneys states the divorce suit brought by Damen Al Siulhaan millionaire banker against Mrs Anne Lo Stillman will resume next Wednesday before Referee Daniel Gleason in Poughkeepsie. Proceedings follow negotiations and withdrawal of a suit, with Stillman previously pressing long residency and support terms.
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Accused Woman Keeps Emotions Under Control in Court
On day three of Mrs Ethel Hutchins Nott murder trial nine of twelve jurors were chosen as questioning failed to yield acceptance. Judge Maltbie reprimanded wealthly Francis Adriance for abusive language toward a deputy sheriff and warned him over his stance against the proceedings. Seventy one jurors were examined with six opposed to capital punishment excused.
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Sunday Movies Stir Milford. Town Warned on Sabbath
Readable fragments describe Milford Sunday movie plans and local opposition. Officials and residents debate permitting films on Sundays, citing sabbath observance and public nuisance concerns. A town meeting is proposed to decide on theater operations and related enforcement.
Women Voters Endorse Armament Reduction Plan
Washington May today's meeting of women voters approved a proposal favoring reductions in armaments as a step toward lasting peace. The motion, presented by Mrs. Charles Summer Lord, urged cooperation among nations and the support of international efforts to curb military buildup.
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Hundreds seek city jobs as 70 openings eyed
In a crowded City Hall hall, about 500 men from the city queued for 70 weekly job openings offered by the Department of Pashfire forks. Many were hopeful but few received assignments, prioritized for those with urgent need and longer unemployment. The scene echoed similar efforts in other chambers as applicants waited through the day.
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Weather Forecast And Regional Temperatures Report
A weather forecast notes a warm spell in New York and surrounding areas with partly cloudy skies. It reports temperatures, wind directions from the north, and occasional overcast conditions across locations including Sandy Hook, New Haven, Atlantic City, Detroit, Kansas City, Nantucket, and more.
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