Governor Sulzer Attack Over Campaign Money
Governor Sulzer faces fierce opposition not for past sins but for fighting graft and pushing reform. The dispute centers on unreported campaign contributions from railroad financiers and other rich interests who opposed his efforts to curb corruption and end bosses. The case highlights the dangers of unreported money and the need for strict campaign expense disclosure.
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Sulzer
New York
Gov¢ Sulzer
Banquo
Connecticut
Proposed deal in Warrenite raises paving questions
The Standard denounces a Warmer proposed paving plan and questions whether the Permanent Paving Commission has charter power to lay pavements. It notes concerns about spending around 200000 on a cement with a copyrighted name and the impact on other pavements. The piece doubts Common Council action and hints at factional influence, promising future developments.
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Bridgeport
Permanent Paving Commission
Warrenite
Light Says Voter May Register by Written Application
Attorney General John H. J. Light holds that registration is a public duty and voters may apply in writing rather than in person. Registrars must accept written applications, noting it is the sole legal method. Registration opens tomorrow at 9 AM and runs daily to 9 PM through next week, urging early registration for the party primary.
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John H.J Light
Fal
Man S His Left Arm in Gear Crash at Local Plant
A man at American Tube and Stamping Co. on Osborne Street was caught in gearings this morning, sustaining a partial amputation. Dr. J. F. Finnegan treated him. he was taken to Bridgeport Hospital where amputation at the forearm became necessary.
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American Tube & Stamping Co
J. F. Finnegan
Ambulance Corps
Bridgeport
Morris Hillquit born in Riga ends forty four years today
Scrapbook notes Morris Hillquit born in Riga Russia forty four years ago and in New York since 1886. He has led the Socialist Party in America for twenty five years, practiced law, and represented labor in major cases. He edits and writes on socialism from a Marxist viewpoint and is regarded as the party spokesman on this side of the Atlantic.
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Morris Hillquit
Riga
Russia
New York
Socialist Party
America
Labor
Mr. Hillquit
Atlantic
United States
Karl Marx
Blan
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Broadway
Third Avenue
125Th Street
Philadelphia
Indulgences and Trade Volume Highlight August 1913
The August 1 1913 issue outlines St Francis indulgence rites at Portiuncula including multiple plenary indulgences per day with confessions and communion, then shifts to a 1911 foreign trade volume report from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, noting article values, imports and exports, and availability of the concise Commercial Relations volume for 35 cents. It ends with a note on metal novelties for fall and metal effect fillings.
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Portiuncula
Francis of
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington
Washington, D. C
Mason’s Old Style and Lightning Prices Listed
The notice lists Mason’s Old Style at 10 cents per dozen, Mason’s goods at 7 and 10 cents per dozen, Lightning at 7 and 10 cents per dozen, and Col lars at 20 and 25 cents each. Also mentions finish items priced 40 and 50 cents per pair at 75 cents each and 25 and 50 cent items.
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Brussels
Axminster
Tapestry
Great Sale Tomorrow Summer Goods at Low Prices
A promotional sale listing numerous discount items and special prices for Saturday morning 9 to 10. Includes motor boat lights, playing cards, brass boat bells, sports goods, shelf paper, Joss sticks, sand pails, rubbing items, bathing suits, garden tools, rubber type sets, purse lots, toys, lint fabrics, and a vacuum cleaner. Prices range from 3c to $6.95 with many items at 8c, 4c, 10c, or 15c. Special price window noted for the morning.
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Fae Prey
Sandy Andy
Cretonnes
Lonsdale
Fine Furniture Sale at The DM Read Company
Brussels and Ingrains less 10 percent on furniture items including mahogany high boys frames and tapestry upholstery. Numerous price cuts on trunks bags wardrobes and linoleum stocked with golden oak cabinet pieces. Read Company advertises discounts across mattresses springs and upholstery with savings from 6 to 60 dollars on select items.
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America
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Osborne Street
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Alling Rubber CO
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Fairfield Ave
Great Sale
D. M. Read Co
Ingrains
Kidney Davenport
Trumke
Eany
Iffets
DM. Read Company
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