City Hall Plan Forbids Nonresidents Trading At Public Market
City Council debates a new city hall plan and a drive to block nonresidents from trading at the public market on the city plaza. Committees study the City National bank purchase with occupancy terms through 1929 and related property moves.
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City Plaza
City National Bank
Fred Atwater
John A&a
Cornell
Bernard Keating
William H. Brady
Wilbert Sanfora
Street Extension Plans Present Public Benefit and Costs
City engineering notes propose street extensions on Broad and Harrison areas to add parking for about 160 cars and widen several streets to create north south access. Plans include extending Harrison and Lafayette and reallocating property for a public comfort station, with cost considerations and potential benefit assessments to property owners along Falskleid, John, Cannon, Broad, and Elm for funding. Local debates center on funding and past rejections despite promised improvements.
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Lexington
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Madison Ave
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Fairfield Ave
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Fairfield
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Lafayette
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Flarrison
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North Church
Teryime
Refused Entry to U S Lindstrom Family Faces Deportation
Toank M. Lindstrom, a city manufacturer, and his niece Mise Sallie Windstrom and nephew Wils Lindstrom were denied admission to the United States due to Finland’s Angese quota being exhausted. Tomorrow the children face deportation as efforts to prove their Swedish ties fail.
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Toank M
Broad Street widening and grade plan near Golden Hill era
City plans extend Broad Street from Elm to Golden Hill with a proposed Broad Street cut and Lyon Terrace level transitions. The project would create a multi level thoroughfare paralleling Main Street with a cost around 300 400 dollars, offset by property owner benefits along Broad Street.
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Main Street
Broad Street
McElroy
Broa Street
Elm Street
Golden Hill
Congress Street
Lyon Terrace
Pan relief drive and Japan disaster prompt public aid
Domestic and foreign news cover urgent calls for Red Cross relief for Japan earthquake victims, political actions, and a Japanese disaster death toll. Reported incidents include a Stamford fatality and legal penalties, while international reports note Greek and Italian diplomacy and possible League of Nations tensions. In business, cotton and wheat show mixed movements amid market anxieties. Sports detail boxing, baseball, and other games with results and notable performances.
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League of Nations
Italy
League
Dmussollat
Cortus
Benny Leonard
Johnny
Shane
Leonard
Eddie Hearn
Alloctiz
Winetar Giants
Braves
Rede
Pirates
Worcester
Springfeld
Bridgeyert Iuomay
Red Cross Fund Drive Planned Across Western States
The American Red Cross announces a nationwide fund drive with division quotas totaling 5 250,000. In New Mexico Texas and neighboring regions, division managers set local targets while officials prepare shipments and relief supplies for overseas help, including Japan. The effort aims to mobilize public support and coordinate donations through national and international relief channels.
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New Mexico
Texas
Wevstornia
Ife
Clan
Arizona
Orgeno
Wasi
Ingiay
Idaho
Saskad
Mel Cross
Hiss
America
American Red Cross
Japan
Impei
Americans in Japan area face communication handicaps and relief steps
A government statement by acting Secretary Philips says many inquiries arrive from relatives of Americans believed in danger. Consuls Go to Yokohama to aid Americans in the devastated zone, with Nelson 7. Johnaey, Ed win Cunningham, and John Wright sent from Shanghai. Messages flow via commercial and navy wireless to Tokyo, while embassies endure possible destruction and ships move to deliver supplies and establish contact.
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Department
Phillips
Japan
Fokolarirm
Nelson
Johnaey
Far East
Edwin 8. Cunningham
Shanghai
John ‘T. Wright
Yokohama
Americana
Fhese
Pigree Yosto Gay
Joseph W. Batlantine
Darien
Yokohs
Tokio
Commerccal Wireless
Navy Wireless
Parochial Schools Open This Morning
Parochial schools begin operations this morning with several institutions listing early programs. Local notices reference Sacred Heart and Saint Mary’s, while public school openings are mentioned in related items.
Italy May Leave League Mussolini Threatens Greece
Rome reports Premier Mussolini states Italy may quit the League of Nations if Greece continues to insult Italy’s honor. He asserts no war exists now, and Greece must obey Italian demands or face immediate repressive military action, citing past actions by France in 1916 as precedent.
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Rome
League of Nations
Italy
Greece
League
Athens
Corfu
May install new checking system at park pavilion
An announced plan by the Seaside Superintendent of the Board of Recreation proposes a new clothing storage method at the park bath houses. The system, modeled after the Kansas City setup, would use lockers and controlled access to reduce misuse and improve privacy.
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Park Pavilion
PV. Ceuhan
Board of Recreation
Kansas
Pedrak
Mr and Mrs Fields Host a Paris Themed Party
Mr and Mrs J Fields entertained at a Paris themed gathering on Monday night at their home. Attendees included Avie Caned, Miss Broratine Franch, VW Mayor Rae Raflea, Connolly, and others, with guests described in detail.
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Mrs. J. Fields
Ford
Paris du Hanny
Ian
Broratine Franch
Bo Raflea
Rawand Connolly
Borpne
British consul believed dead amid Pacific coast incidents
British consul is reportedly dead while British and Canadian officials confirm a passenger liner near Japan and a Florida destination were safe, with communication passing through the Canadian Pacific line agency.
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Carada
Preferson
Tailins
Florida
Japan
Receiver Appointed for Toquet Carburetor Co in Bridgeport
Judge Leonard M. Nickerson names Lorin W. Wills as temporary receiver for the Toquet Carburetor Co, which moved from Westport to Bridgeport three weeks ago. The firm, two years old, has capital claimed at about 400000, much of which was sold to email investors by New York brokers. Eight workers are employed at the Bridgeport plant. Wills will first adjust the capital and company books as stockholder complaints spurred the receivership. Proceedings list Geer and others as complainants. further naming of receivers is expected in Hartford.
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Bridgeport
Leonard M. Nickerson
Curt
Lorin W. Wills
Toquet
Westport
Alanding
New York
Houser
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Koowlion Street
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Yne
Io Winchester
Geer, WooSayith
Banthuey
Civogvenay Tessenden Ang Netson
Stanmeord
Newfield Block Purchase Reported and Bid Details
The document reports a purchase of the Newfield block with bids from Bekken holdings and other entities. It notes negotiations, a formal agreement in the works, and anticipated timelines for completion. Names and exact figures are partially obscured in the OCR text but reference a consortium and local stakeholders planning the project.
Single Tax Club Leader to Speak at Lions Luncheon
James R. Frawn, president of the Manhattan Single Tax club, will discuss tax questions at today's Lions Club luncheon. Daniel Flonan sponsors the attendance prize. Reports on Nichols Inn construction may be presented by the visiting nurses committee.
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Lions Club
James R. Frawn
Manhattan
Daniel Flonan
Nichols Inn
Japan Faces Death and Ruin in Earthquake Aftermath
Pamp time couriers carry appeals for funds and medical supplies as hundreds of thousands remain homeless. Foreign warships aid the stricken, while Japan assesses losses among natives and foreigners. A new volcano erupts near Tokyo, and China raises rice export embargo relief, approving $20,000,000 for quake victims.
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Japan
Legion Auxiliary to Gather in Waterbury
The Legion Auxiliary plans its annual convention in Waterbury with talks by Governor Harley A. Tempien and Mayor Francis J. Guilfoile. Officers for the coming year will be chosen, and delegates including Miss Kirti Ballow and Mrs. Sprague are listed amid committee members and attendees.
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Legion Auxiliary
Waterbury
SAC
Csesty
Chase
Marttard Jaarshar
Ci 4
Sprague
Russ Irving Davis
Nellie Nutt
Nelie William
Evelyn Black
St Augustine’s plans chapel and rectory addition
St Augustine's J F C church announced plans to construct a new chapel and rectory adjoining the present buildings. The rectory will sit on the pastor's fence site and the chapel, designed to match the church, will seat 700 and front Pequonnock Street about 30 feet.
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Jf. C
St. Augustine’s
Pequonnock Street
Greece and Italy seek settlement through council mediation
Greek delegate M Politis presents a new settlement plan linking direct talks with Italy via the council, avoiding league machinery. Italy, awaiting Rome's instructions, resists debate as pressure grows. A public council session is set for tomorrow to hear Italy's reply amid tense interest.
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Queseany
Ce Politis
Italy
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
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