Trolleymen to Elect Officers Tonight
Bridgeport branch of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes of America holds its annual meeting and election at Concor dia hall on State street. Dooley aims for presidency while Anthony Wolfe seeks a slot, with others expected to join. Wolfe faces disfavor over a Peterson case remark and his support for Mayor Wilson in the last campaign. The meeting starts at 8 and runs past midnight to accommodate late-shift workers.
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Bridgeport
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes of America
Concordia Hall
State Street
Dooley
Anthony Wolfe
Wolfe
Peterson
Wilson
Royal Fete For George And Mary At Delhi Today
Royal procession in Delhi as King George and Queen Mary attend a state ceremony with the Viceroy and local rulers present. They greet the Nizam of Haiderabad and Maharajahs before traveling in state carriages amid cavalry, imperial cadet corps, and a royal salute in the Mogul capital setting.
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United Press
Delhi
India
King George
Mary
Lord Merginge
Lede Hardinge
Pete Pperaresdeene
Io Ie Estroy
Nizam
Haiderabad
Kashimar
Himalayas
Mogul
Imperial Cadet Corps
Sir Creagh
Indian Army
Cyrus Pharmacy Ad Sparks Quick Remedy Claim
Prominent claim touts Cyrus Corn Cure with rapid effect in a few days. Advertisement notes product priced at 10 cents and lists Cyrus Pharmacy on Waligeta Avenue and Courtland.
British Raj Pageant Draws Native Eye and Imperial Fanfare
The procession of Indian princes dazzled with colors jewels and gold embroidery yet natives viewed the spectacle as a sign of colonial dominance. Elephants were barred from the parade and Shadi Darwaza opened by the British rulers amid addresses at the former 1857 battleground. The King and Queen later received native rulers at the royal camp.
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George
Mary
Munshi Ahma
Absurd Borough System (Continued from Page 1)
A discussion on constitutional reform and representation argues for rearranging equal representation between towns and cities. It credits potential gains from limiting legislative power and overcoming gubernatorial vetoes, while noting possible coercive paths if reform stalls.oyalty
Record BreAking ATTeNDANCe A1 POULTry Show
Attendance at Bridgeport Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock exhibition in Lincoln Hall Cannon Street set a record with a large crowd viewing poultry and a canine display. Judges award 109 toy dog specials while prizes include cups and baskets. many named breeds and exhibitors are noted with top dogs from Mrs. Lyon to Miss Musante.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Poultry, Pigeon and
Lincoln Hall
Cannon’ Street
New Haven Man Seeks Body of Brother Here
A New Haven man wrote to Superintendent Eugene Birmingham claiming the body of Charlie Halley may be here after a death by own action at the Hotel Astor on John Street. The letter asks for the body to be sent to 2% Eaton Street at the writer’s expense. Nearby, the U S Geological Survey reports progress on deep potash drilling in Carson Sink Nevada and outlines five potential sources, including mineral salts and organic matter, with field work starting in southern Wyoming and Nevada.
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House of Representatives
General Assembly
Union
New Haven
Smails
Senate
Eugene Birmingham
Charlie Halley
Hotel Astor
John Street
Eaton Street
Eygards
Luzerne
United States
Geological Survey
Hoyt
Gale
Carson Sink
Neyaday
Fallon
Salta
Stassfurt
Germany
Congress
Bureau of Soils
Wyoming
Wyoming Salines
Laramie Basin
Great Basin Desert
G. K. Gilbert
L C. Russell
Bonneville
Lahontan
Lake Superior
Great Basin
Bonneville Basin
Nevada
Pittsburgh
Timber Lake
Bridge Workers Head Quits Amid Arrest Doubts
Washington dispatch reports Frank M. Ryan president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers denied hiding ahead of possible arrest in the McNamara dynamiting case. He stated he is not evading, questioned if warrant exists, and said the union will not disintegrate despite the McNamara brothers in jail. Ryan noted H S S Hockin as acting secretary since John McNamara’s imprisonment, and left Washington before a meeting of the AFL McNamara Ways and Means committee.
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United Press
Washington
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge & Structural Iron Workers
John J. McNamara
Burns
Ryan
McNamara Brothers
International
John McNamara
H. S&s. Hockin
McNamara
Indianapolis
McNamara Ways & Means Committee
American Federation of Labor
Wireless Phone Demonstration at Tough Louie's Saloon
Louis Brouder, 23, a moving picture operator, knelt on the saloon floor and pretended to dial central to friends in the cellar. Tough Louie, Louis Marcantonio, summoned a patrolman who arrested Brouder and brought him to police headquarters. Brouder claimed he is nervous and not insane, fearing job loss if confined.
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Louie
State Street
Louis Brouder
Central
Louis Marcantonio
Beamer
Brouder
Ashcroft Manufacturing Company
Funeral for Mary Jane Toomey Notices From Orchard Street Home
The funeral for Mary Jane Toomey wife of John Toomey was held from 197 Orchard street to St Charles church this morning. A solemn high mass was sung for the repose of her soul with Rev. Father Lynch celebrant Rev. Fathers Callahan and Komara deacon and sub-deacon. Floral pieces surrounded the casket. Schmidt's requiem mass was sung by a quartet including Miss Sadie Dillon Miss Norma Weber Mr. William V Walsh and Mr. Joseph Wieler. The offertory featured Veni Jesu and Heaven is Her Home. The quartet closed with Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers were Thomas McGuire Thomas O'Brien James Kane Matthew Luby James Reilly and Jo Burke. Interment followed at St Michael's cemetery.
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Mary Jane
John Toomey
Orchard Street
St. Charles Church
Father Lynch
Father Callahan
Father Komara
Schmidt
Sadie Dillon
Norma Weber
William V. Walsh
Joseph Wieler
Miss Dillon
God
Thomas McGuire
Thomas O’brien
James Kane
Matthew Luby
James Reilly
Jo: Burke
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Ladies Auxiliary Whist at Mrs Steenberg's Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of Letter Carriers meets for whist hosted by Mrs Ira H Steenberg at 1472 Iranistan Ave Friday December 2:30 pm A turkey dinner promotion notes Miles Ale and Bartholomay Rochester products bottled by M J Maloney 86 Jones Ave phone 2072-3 Also mentions discovery of two hundred skeletons at a farm near Elizabethtown likely from an old Indian burying ground
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Ira H. Steenberg
Iranistan Avenue
M. J. Maloney
Jones Avenue
Bartholomay
Rochester
Ieee Ee
Cincinnati
Elizabethtown
Holiday Stock Sale With Gowns and Accessories
Holiday stock lines include gowns in fancy stripes with or without collars priced up to 1.50 each, white flannelette gowns 1.50, and extra sizes. Knit skirts at 1.00 to 1.50, children's sizes 0.25, lambs wool soles 1.00 per pair, crocheted slippers, rugs from .98 to 1.95, lace curtains 0.50 to 8.50, and drapery materials in various patterns. Also table covers, stand covers, and carpet swatches from 1.75 to 3.25 per item in basement display.
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Wits
Public potash survey report progress and prospects
Inquiries seek probability estimates for potash ventures based on the same plan. Mr. Gale notes judgments vary and conclusions depend on the report’s facts. The survey covers public and private efforts, tests of potash samples done with US Geological Survey, Bureau of Soils, and Mackay School of Mines Nevada, and notes on private enterprise activity. A copy of the report is obtainable from the US Geological Survey director in Washington, DC.
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Gale
United States Geological Survey
Bureau of Soils
Department of Geology
Mackay School of Mines
Nevada
Fashions and Fade in Winter Attire and Accessories
A Washington Star fashion sketch outlines narrow skirt silhouettes for tail ored costumes with wide base skirts and new scarfs in satin velvet lace and fur. It notes fur bags with silver cords, dark furs alongside white, bold color pops, and coats double breasted at the waist with large revers. Also includes a humorous exchange about a piano recital.
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Seco
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Ekline
George and
CYRUS
Cyrus Pharmacy
Waligeta Av
Courtland
Bridgeport! Poultry, Pigeon and Pet
Stock Association
T. L. Watson
Cornelia Neary
Eileen Lyon
Belgium
Lyon
Frank J. Mulcahy
John Brown
W. R. Adams
Southport
F. L. Shubert
Sunny Bruce
Shubert
Jessie Custer
Kate Musante
Jessie Stewart
Louise Bill
J. Morrell
L Kershaw
R. F Nichols
P. H. Ryan
C. M. Snow
W. 8. Adams
Westport
W. E. Morris
Ada Smith
Myra Eaton
Prince Charles Spaniels
F. J. Mulcahy
Ruby Spaniels
F. L. Schubert
Yorkshire Terriers
C. A. Morton
Skye Terriers
Sheridan Ladd
F. H. Ryburn
C. E. Pinder
A. L. Lyons
Clara Schack
Kate Pastine
EB. B. Wilson
William Houhan
J. E. Wilson
Albert Parkinson
Jesse Stewart
M. E. Hendrickson
F. N. Ae
C. H
C. H. Bill
Eva Quilty
Frank Sladky
J. C. Neary
Lorraine Armstrong
John Cullen
W. S. Adams
Myra Livermore
J. E. Custer
N. W. Downs
Boston Terriers
Frank Tentate
Ernest Cooper
William Wall
J. E. Reilly
W. H. R. DuBois
T. F. Reilly
Crescent Kennels
Mary Esther Billings
Robert BE. Conly
John Kane
Ad Zimmerman
E. H. Dillon & CO
FE. H. Dillon & CO
Charles Halley
Tough Louie
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Smith-Murray CO
Tanbate
Cha
G. W.fairchild & Sons
Anny
Wren
Ote
Main St
New York
John H. Gorrodan
Port Richmond
J. Walter Wood
Bieiter
Donohue-Mwavoy
Nellie McAvoy
Frank Donohue
Derby
PN Nitampl Shelton
Catherine Mae
William Mason
Manuel Horton
Avery
Stamford
Herbert T. Avery
Schenk
Frederick Schenk
Jennie
Thomas Tate
Ambler
Norwalk
Dee
William A. Ambler
Sameatwek
Dees Peers Weeden
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