Common Council Grants 45 Local Tax Abatements
The Common Council approved abatements for 46 residents based on age disability or inability to pay taxes. The session also set hearings on widening Stratford avenues for a new bridge and on accepting Quince Street as a city street. A public hearing on street repairs and curb work was ordered, and bonds for park improvements were sold to West Side Bank.
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Common Council
Oon
Rounce
Morsay
Stratford Avenues
Yeltow
Mit
Quince Street
Sunt Ravert
Leckie
Westrant
Pabiie Works, & i Neichey
Comet
Connerl
Howe
Park Omnis
West Sile Bank
Ethac
Bridgeport Trust Company
TNM
Director of Public Works
Hunneg Street
Mine’ Avenue
James Street
Calhoun Avenue
Man Fines Himself in Place of Employer in Reckless Driving Case
Mary Santos of New York appeared in Greenwicu court to assume responsibility for a reckless driving incident. Levine, driving a truck, cut in front of another vehicle and sped. Santos offered to stand in for him. Levine was arrested by Officer Stephen Clark and Santos was fined 45 dollars.
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Greenwicue
iSpe- Mary
Sadore Santos
New York
Wis Enployer
Hyman Levine
Vine
Suart
Lta
Levine
Stephen Clark Levine
Nevada and Arizona primaries stir World Court and river issues
Early returns from Nevada show Lenroot leading the Democratic nominating contest and Oddie leading in the Republican senatorial race as statewide tallies trickle in. Arizona voters face Governor Hunt’s bid amid the Colorado River issue and rivals Maddock and Clark compete for gubernatorial nominations. Georgia's primary centers on World Court allegiance with Senator George opposed for renomination by Haselton and Russell pressing the court issue.
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Nevada
Keno
Nev
Tasker v. Oddie
United Sta Sengtnce
Ky BE Roberts
Reno
Polity Reacti
Prohibition
Qddle
United State
World Court
Roberts
Oddie
Roberta
Baker
Brennan
Mcintosh
Proenix
Art
Arizona
Canernor
Tom
Maddock
B.S. Clark
Generas
Atla Territory
United States
Carl Hayiuen
Charles Rutherford
Phoenix
Ner
Ralph H. Cameron
Ueno
Corte States
Oldie
Serk
Republi
Reng
Cubdig
Ray Baker
United States Mint
TE Merlntoga
Il Renan
Atlanta
America
Wes Coorge
RB. B. Hasnel
State Supreme Court
Jorge Russell
George
Ban
N. Toller
State Highway Commission
George Carswell
State Senate
J.J. Hardman
J. O. Wood
New Haven Machine Exhibit Opens At Yale
New Haven opens the sixth annual New Haven machine tour exhibition at the Mason Laboratory Yale University. The event, organized by the Chamber of Commerce the American Society of Mechanical Engineers New Haven section and Yale, features over half a million dollars in machinery. A general symposium will highlight major advances in the field with the Ordnance Department chief among tomorrow’s speakers.
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New Haven
Mason Laboratoy
Yale University
Chamber of Commerce
New Maven
American Sevier of Mechaniw Engineers
Yale Universiy
SW Dudley
Ann
Dursley
Ordnance
Coroner initiates inquiry into Norwalk fatal shooting
Coroner John Foban opened an inquest in Norwalk into the fatal shooting of Bertino at a Dago store scene near Whentauasd. The hearing drew a crowd and a disrupted day as witnesses including the deceased’s father and relatives faced questioning while defenses objected to some testimony.
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John Foban
Daocoing Berting
Roper Singingam
Norwalk
Vittoe
Joseph Jaria
Muel Athine
John Keogh
Osadd Nigson
Keeva
Vertino Sablo
Bertino
Eceraner Possersed
World Will Run by Sun Is Claim About Home Made Bread
A canvass of homes found two samples of ordinary homemade bread with alcohol content as high as 1A per cent. Durraham Magar of New York announced a discovery of a perfect anti knock motor fuel, but it is too expensive to manufacture commercially. The new fuel will serve as a standard by which other anti knock fuels may be measured.
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Durraham Magar
New York
Ethysoline Corporation
Daugherty Jury Selected In Six Hours
The article notes a rapid jury selection in the Daugherty case after hours of deliberation. It describes defense and prosecution positions, mentions Richard Merion as a German negotiator, and outlines charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States involving assets valued at 7,060,400 and the Societe Suisse holdings. The government anticipates presenting many witnesses as evidence.
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United States
Fuckner
Richard Merion
Daugherty
Miller
Will
Jidee Macksidle
Fuckner Sani
Witessen
Daugherty and Miller
Oe Howest
Ant Jkdsmonk
Apprantise I
Societe Suisse Power
Die Metan
Jadgement
Daugherty and
Willer
Merton
Hartford Slayer Confesses After Arrest
The Hartford slayer admits guilt after being captured following a shooting on Mallerry Street. Investigators link the incident to connections involving Carsene and a teacher-in-law Salvatore Alibo as authorities trace the path from Thomaston to Waterbury early Saturday morning.
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Tiralonga
Pole Base
Tirslonge
Mallerry Street
Carsene
Salvatore Alibo
Thomaston
Waterbury
Sixth District G. O. P. Plans Banner Outing
The Sixth District Republican group announces plans for a large outing featuring athletic events and speakers. Officials say the event will showcase party vigor with performances by noted speakers and a parade leading to the main gathering.
Court to Decide Guilt of Cafe Owners Who Let Patrons Drink Hip Rum
In Chicago a federal court will decide if cafe managers are legally guilty of prohibition violations for failing to stop patrons from drinking hip liquor brought to the venues. The case targets Moulin House cafe and Friars Ton as public interiors as the government seeks a permanent injunction.
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Wehecago
JAPY
Federal
Ute Fornes
Friars Ton
Cats
Record of Beardsley School opening and immunization drive
Beardsley School opens with a new building under construction and aims to reduce congestion by staggered enrollments. Superintendent Reed says enrollment will be finalized Thursday, allowing better analysis of crowding. Health officials report over 1,200 children immunized against diphtheria and nearly 200 vaccinated this period.
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Beardsley School
Rteed
Reed
Board of Education
William Hall Coon
Pr. Coon
Thomas A. Gonner
Heatth
Achoal
Coon
Blood soaked car mystery solved near Pest road bridge
Henry J. Challenger of New Traven claimed he lost control of a touring car that crashed and bloodied the vehicle near Buehkley’s bridge on the Pest road. He was slightly cut. other occupants escaped. Challenger notified police after reporting the crash to Bridge Street later that afternoon. State police and the New Haven Detective Bureau pursued the case.
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Buehkley
Pest Road
Henry J. Challenger
Stranton Street
New Traven
Challenger
Aootkeee
Bridgesbert
Westport
New Hieven
New England Crop Yields Fall in Harvest Season
Grain prospects weaken as Maine reports late spring effects curb harvests. Apple and potato crops show scant results with corn prospects uncertain amid unusual conditions.
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New England
Maine
British doctors depart for Boston after Yale visit
Fifty Cambridge University Medical School members including six women travel to Boston for further inspection of American institutions. The party attended a clinic at New Haven Hospital and toured Yale University facilities while Dr Merton of Yale's medical department discussed evolution’s impact on medical science and public confidence.
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EW Haven
Yale University
Cambridge Univers
Boston
Canada
Tony
New
Uaven Hospital
Yale Fields
Reiti
Whyeleiape
Ty de. Dursley
J. Merton
Yale
Pillic
Morten
Still blast mystery at Therme Street sparks police hunt
Police pursue owner after a still explosion on Therme Street wrecks a garage and ignites a car as officers on the case trace a New York trip claim and uncover seized alcohol vats and still equipment amid the blaze.
Electrician badly hurt in Fairfield crash at State and Fairfield
Louis W Northrop 42 of 248 Harrat avenue an employee of United Illuminating was seriously injured when his car collided with a telephone pole at the State streets and Fairfield avenue intersection. A trolley car was nearby and it is believed he misjudged distance. Northrop is on the danger list at St Vincent's hospital with internal injuries.
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Louis W. Northrop
Harrat Avenue
United Trluminating Company
State Streets
Fairfield Avenue
Northrop
St. Vincent's Hospital
Committee weighs fifth reservation on American acceptances
The committee struggles to make American reservations legally binding while pondering adding a new statute or amending Article 14 of the covenant. It likely will seek U S cooperation to craft binding statutes, since court rules binding the signatory differ from easily amended regulations and may designate the United States for special treatment as a non member of the League.
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United States
The
League
Officials Blame Injured Engineer After Wisconsin Railyard Crash
Officials blame engineer Smith for a suburban train crash near Wisconsin, as eye witnesses cite misrouting and obscured vision. Mrs Willan Carter and Fidgar Reckiein report injuries, with Reckiein's wife and child also harmed. the child is found dead after the wreck. Fred W. Sargent, president of the road, notes preliminary blame on the suburban train crew.
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Willan Carter
Fidgar Reckiein
Wisconsin
Smith
Ralyty Becklein
Fred W. Sargent
The
Road
Prince of Wales May Visit U S Next Year
London reports the Prince of Wales has not fixed plans but may visit the United States next year. He could travel to Canada to visit his ranch and spend a few days with friends in the United States.
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Prince OF Wales
U. S
Loondon
Canady
United States
President Coolidge Reviews Mexican Crisis With Sheffield View
President Coolidge receives a detailed briefing on Mexican affairs through Ambassador Sheffield as his White Pine camp stay continues. Attorney General Sargent and other aides discuss Mexican church-state tensions, land laws, and potential Federal Trade Commission vacancy.
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Sheffield
Paul Smith
N.Y
Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Jatin
Sargent
Ames M. Shemeld
Mexico
Cutting of Federal Forge Is Complete
White Pine Camp New York reports reductions in federal employment to minimal levels. Wolfe Touré spokesman states the federal machine is open with a minimum crew. Post Office may require staffing solutions due to growing business. Since June 1928 federal personnel have been cut by up to 20,000. President Coolidge sees this as sufficient.
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Pepevernturn
Coolidse Ia
Federal Trade Commission
Huston Thompson
John B. Nugent
Taho
Feder Trade Commission
Department of Jupiter
Thompson Wll
Coolidge
Arle P F. Chariton
Trail River
Masachusetts
White House
Chariton
Carlton Textile Mills
Trall River
Woolvert Stores
Eastern Street Railway Company
Massachusetts
Butler
W. T. Drummond
Kansas City
American Farm Congress
Congress
White Pine Camp
N.Y
Innele Sam
Wolfe Toure
Federal
Post Office Department
Ita
Frontance Co
Auto Thief Seeks Ruling Withdrawal in Rights Claim
A man labeled an auto thief petitions to withdraw a ruling claiming constitutional rights violations and unlawful imprisonment. Judge Edwin B. Thomas granted the application, with Kradley and Judge Goddard noted in the proceedings.
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Edwin
Thomas
Kradley
Goddard
Man Struck by Train Engine in Bathing Beauty Contests
In Atlantic City a man named Robert Wooderton was struck by a locomotive while attempting to glimpse bathing beauty contestants arriving from Philadelphia for the sixth annual bathing beauty contest. He was taken to a hospital in serious or not serious condition, but reports said his status was not serious. The beauty special resumed its journey into the Pennsylvania station after a brief delay.
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Atlantic City
N. 1
Philadelphia
Robert Wooderton
Pennsylvania Station
Hang
Desperate Woman Tries Suicide After Lover Disappears
Rose Dia dado thirty of 233 Linen avenue attempted death by swallowing several mercury tablets after her lover, a man living with her as his common-law wife, vanished. She admitted taking one tablet, condition serious at St Vincent's hospital. Police seek the unidentified lover who had given her cash and urged her to use it for herself.
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Leen Hving
Rose Diadado
Linen Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
T4nen Avenue
Tony Pellegring
Firng
Flo
Tony
New Haven Driver Freed of Blame in Auto Death
New Haven Sept 7 Francis J O Leary was exonerated of civil responsibility in the death of John Phelan twenty eight who was killed August poo while passenger in Learys automobile after a collision with a trolley car, according to the coroner Mix.
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New Haven
Francis J. O'Leary
John Phelan
August Voowhile
O'Leary
Musicians Strike Won’t Hit Brigeport Theaters Says Official
John McClure, president of the local meat union, interview says Brigeport will not be affected by the musicians strike. Patrons can still enjoy cinema and live music as scheduled, with theatre lighting failures noted but music expected to continue in most circuits.
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Chicago
John IL McClure
Meat Union
Cera
Connecticut
New England
Hartford
Capitol
International
Mr. McCture
New York Man Charged With Pan Handling here
Edward Marshall aged thirty nine claimed New York as home and was arrested last night on Main Street charged with pan handling. He was locked up in default of bonds of 50 pounds.
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Edward Marshall
New York
Main Street
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