Substitute Bill Debate Deepens in State House Session
Lawmakers in the House considered a substitute bill amid partisan debate on public utilities. Representative Banks and colleagues pushed for amendments drawn by Davenport and Stinson, aiming to price proposals before the louse calendar. The minority report influenced the order of business and sheltering enforcement, as the public service commission's stance faced challenges from the bill's advocates.
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Banks
Traftford
Une
Hector
Mr. Yaaks
Ate Jomney Davenport
Atharnes
Banks Stinsott
Alora Davenpork
Tidmarky
Perporations
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Authorities Investigating Confession in Local Murder Case
Fragmentary OCR text shows investigators probing a confessed abduction and murder linked to a town keeper and several named figures. The excerpt mentions a Maytor figure and claims of threats, with scattered references to a broader plot and weaponry. Details are unclear due to illegible wording but indicate ongoing police inquiry and confessional statements.
Camp of Instruction for Conn National Guard Opens
The Connecticut National Guard camp of instruction opened for a five day period. Senior officers and cadets are to attend as part of the program to improve drill and field practice. Authorities expect infantry and other officers to participate in the scheduled exercises and classroom work.
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Camp OF Instruction OF Conn. National Guard
Yrernehlon
Nitlon- HL
Pirdieccion Ganorat Gaara
Cote
Comat
G. Dale
Atioctea
Charged with shooting with intent to kill in New Haven case
Donlano, 28, was held in police court today on a lethal assault charge. He was arrested yesterday after a confrontation with Russo, who was severely wounded. Russo remains hospitalized with life threatening injuries at New Haven hospital.
Bayonne Considers Commission Form of Government Plan
A local discussion centers on adopting a commission form of government. The article notes general support for trying the plan and outlines ongoing consideration by Bayonne officials and residents.
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Bayonne
Nou
Toulny
Bishop Lines Honored At June 13 Degree Ceremony
Mineston reports 259 graduates at Alexander University ceremony where diplomas were conferred by Acting President John Aikimaon Stewart. Honorary degrees include Doctor of Divinity for Charles Samuel Thompson's secretary Eawin Stevens Linas of Newark and others. Bishop Lines, a former Naugatuck resident, featured among honorees.
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Mineston
Thecaiss
Ioll
Alexander
John Aikimaon Stewart
Charles Samuel Thompson
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Eawin Stevens Linas
Newark
St. Paul's
New Haven
Fogh Black
Utton Theological Sommnacy
William Nesbitt Chambers
Asiatis
Turkey
Adana
Seraice
John Alfred Brashear
John R. Mott
Christian Student Federation
Ceorge Lockhart Rives
New York
Johannes Jacobus Marta de Groot
University of Leiden
Trollane
Bishop Lines
Naugatuck
News of the Day Briefly Told From Across Cities
Pittsburg notes Mrs. Aspinwald’s horseback trek from San Francisco to New York while she derides Shads and laments public apathy. Chicago reports Pollaa Me Weeney’s offer of police escorts, Culbertson’s suicide after a quarrel, and a coroner’s finding on Marcel Basle. New York items include court disclosures on marriage and dancing reforms and a mayoral board action. A divorcees’ license in Lorenoory is noted.
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Pittsburg
Nan J. Aspinwald
San Francisco
New York
Weeney
Donvers
Wdlth Culbertson
Auport
Alois Grau
AL PS Purman
Mord
Supreme Court
Flehter
Willie Tewis
Subway
Wiltie
Chicago
Marcel Basle
Benjamin v. Morgan
Julia Morgan
Lo Renorry
Delayed by Strike Delays Southampton Maiden Voyage
Nearly twenty vessels including the American liner St Paul are delayed at the piers due to a coal port strike. The White Star liner Olympic will likely depart on her maiden voyage tomorrow, while the St Paul cannot sail before Saturday. A general seamen's strike may be called tomorrow.
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Southampton
Hner
St. Paul
White Star
Ner Olympic
Black Handers Bomb Two Saloons In Chicago
Black Handers forced to pay up, bombed two south side saloons in Chicago. A panic spread as Lottisanto and Remili saloons were wrecked, lodging houses above them, and several occupants narrowly escaped injury or death.
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Chicago
Tynozin Lotlisanto
Sam Kemil- U
Rvich
Lottisanto
Remili’s
Lioness Loose Near Luna Park After Dreamland Fire
New York June 18 A 0 pound lioness has roamed Coney Island since Dreamland fire May 27. She spent days under Luna Park boardwalk while thousands passed above. Found Saturday she appeared at a special cage near Luna Park administration offices awaiting capture after raids on poultry yards spurred the inquiry.
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New York
Coney Island
Dreamland
Luna Park
Haroness
Luna
Church's Function Highlighted by Gladden in Boston
In Tremont Temple Boston Rev. Washington Gladden of Columbus argues the church should engage directly in social work to shape a better world rather than focus solely on preparing for the afterlife. He cites the need for churches to inspire guide and administer social welfare efforts. The discussion also features Rev. Franz W. Hall of New York and Rev. William J. White of Brooklyn.
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Boston
Ccitcch
Washington Gladden
Columbus
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Tremont Temple
Gladden
Franz W. Hall
New York
Willam J. White
Brooklyn
N. Y
Donts for Citizens Interested in Legislation
Washington June 13 Some donts for citizens interested in legislation in Congress are in a booklet by Connecticut man Charles S Greenwood private secretary to Representative J J Bilak second Connecticut district The booklet notes how to engage with tariff lawmaking and warns against expecting amendments to reciprocity treaties or quick action on bills It also says minority members may not know executive session details and that bills wait their turn. Startling disclosures were made June 18 to the house committee on expenditures including a $5000 payment to Frederick Hale on a voucher signed by Secretary Knox Knox will be asked to explain.
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Washington
Congress
Connecticut
Charles S. Greenwood
J. J. Bil
Mml
House
Ways and Means
Greenwood
House Committee On Expenditures
Frederick Hale
K Knox
Knox
New England Telephone Announces Broad Rate Reductions
Boston June 1 The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company plans a sweeping rate cut to take effect this summer for exchanges outside Boston and its suburbs The move follows the Massachusetts highway commission decision affecting Boston and suburban districts The company expects a net revenue reduction of about 200000 but anticipates increased business as a result Officials believe the rate cuts will not be a pure loss and will spur growth
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Boston
Newngland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Massachusetts
Sailors to Strike for Higher Pay Across Nations
Southampton June 13 An international sailors strike will be called tomorrow to secure wage increases. It will be led by the National Sailors and Firemen's Union in the effort to raise sailors' and firemen's wages.
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Southampton
National Sailors’ and Firemen’s Union
Electric storm causes heavy damage across cities
Baltimore and Philadelphia report fatalities as an intense electrical storm sweeps coastal Virginia. Wires and trees collapse, rail service disrupted, and rescue efforts ongoing as storms batter Allentown, Magnolia, Elkton, Wilmington, and Gloucester with significant property damage and at least three dead.
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Philadelphia
Allentown
Union Street
David 8
H. Gackenbach
Hannibal J. Dotherai
John Wagner
Carrie Allender
Colonial Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Magnolia
Bacon Hill
Elkton
Western Union
Gloucester
N. J
New Army Rules Reform Garrison Prisoner Handling
Washington issues modern guidelines under Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood to reform confinement and parole for garrison prisoners. Abatements for good conduct range from five days per 2F days up to ten days per 20 days, with probation options and possible forfeiture for misconduct.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Garrigan
Anne
Allannee
Flag Day Observance Encourages Local Displays
The Grand Army men of Naugatuck urge residents to fly the Stars and Stripes tomorrow and show national colors across the borough. Windsor reports two funerals held for Peter Bislski 23 and Frank Down 24 who drowned in the Farmington River last Sunday.
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Grand Army
Connecticut
State
Naugatuck
Windsor
Farmington River
Peter Bislski
Frank Down
Poauengek
Diocesan Episcopal Convention Opens in Waterbury
The Waterbury diocesan convention of the Episcopal Church opened at St. John's Church with holy communion and a sermon by Bishop Brewster. Evening program includes clergy from Trinity Hartford and New Haven speakers examining church positions on liquor and a weekly day of rest. Sessions discuss diocese division and possible suffragan bishop election.
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Waterbury
The
Episcopal Church
St. John's Church
Brewster
Luther
Trinity Colegre
der. Miel
Trinity Church
Hartford
Ty. P. Waldo Marvin
Cal
Norvis G. Osborn
New Haven Journal-Courier
George J. Jaine
St. Paul's Church
New Haven
Life sentence for second degree murder in Connecticut
James F. Cavanaugh of Brockton Massachusetts pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Hartford for shooting Lillian Weisgraber in a local rooming house on March 23. He received a life term in state prison, the sole punishment for murder in the second degree. Weisgraber known as Lilian Burns was 21.
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Hartford
James F. Cavanaugh
Brockton
Mass
Lillian Weisgraber
Connecticut
Lilian Burns
Cavanaugh
New Haven
Picked as Maybray gang swindler in fake race case
New York June 13 Thomas W Bellew a wealthy Kansas City lumber merchant identified James Morton aged 49 as a Maybray gang member who swindled him out of 30000 in a 1909 Council Bluffs fake race Morton a salesman known as Crawford was jailed on grand larceny charges after an adjourned police court hearing yesterday.
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New York
Thomas W. Bellew
Kansas City
Maybray Rang
West
Bellew
Council Bluffs, Jr
James Morton
Crawford
Maybray
Stock Market Opens Lower With Broad Declines
New York June 13 heavy opening on the stock market with most issues down about a point in the first fifteen minutes. St Paul slips to 128 and Northern Pacific to 135 7 2, with Readings Erie Union Pacific and Southern Pacific also losing ground. Steel common softens after a recent stretch, while cotton opens steady with July at 1575 76 and December near 13873 74 amid mixed activity.
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Oundry
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Inter B
Inter B. Met
Lehigh Val
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Nor, & Waost
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Ont, & Wort
Yb Dem
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Pennsyivania
People's Cis
Stocl
Rock Island
Rubber. Com
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Southern Ry
Southern Pac
Edly
Union Pacific
U.S
Utah Copper
Wabash, Ptd
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Sae
New York
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Reading
Erie
Southern Pacific
Steel
Parade Uniforms for St. Francis T A and B Society
Uniforms for the St. Francis T A and B Society of Naugatuck will be furnished by M W Freedman, a known proprietor of a clothing and dry goods store in the Neary building, for the C T A U parade in New Britain on June 24.
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St. Francis
T. A
B Siety
Naugatuck
Fight in the Cortes roils Madrid session
In Madrid on June 13 the Cortes erupted after a late session on the Moroccan situation. Several members clashed in a fist fight sparked by accusations that the government was afraid to resist French aggressions.
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Cortes
Madrid
Pardons Board Frees Prisoner After Long Term
Hartford June 13 The board of pardons granted outright freedom to John M. Boudoin, an inmate at Wethersfield, after a life sentence for murder. He will be about 85 when released, having served ten years. another pardon went to Frederick Ferris for carnal abuse, with his claims of innocence debated by jurors and prosecutors. A third case, Edward Leona, seeks mercy due to tuberculosis and looming death. hearings included testimony from family, teachers, and officials.
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Hartford
Board of Pardons
John M. Boudion
Wethersfield
Michael Brennan
Greenwich
Frederick Perris
Ile
Jon M. Readion
Bronxville
N.Y
Tie
Boudson
Brennan
John W. Weating
Stame
United States
Sidney
Hawley
Roudoin
Samuel Messenden
Boudoin
Lorettat Brennan
New York
Atetorney Stiles Judson
Frederick Ferris
Frederick A. Bartlett
Ferris
W. J
Mahe Bell
Wilton
Samuel, Fessenden
Karris
Tal W
Farris
Stiles Judson
Par Ldon
Edward Leona
Jte
John W. Roberts
Ireland
Gov
Baldwin
Great Britain
J. G. Fox
Leonard
Leonardo Semele
Waterbury
Charles W. Bauby
Wisconsin Progressives Aid La Follette Presidential Bid
A banquet in Madison gathers 500 progressive Republicans to form the Wisconsin branch of the National Progressive League. The event centers on boosting United States Senator La Follette as a 1912 presidential candidate.
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la Foltette
Madison
Wis
United States
la Follatte
Wisconsin
National Progressive League
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Tinghind Company
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