Disloyal Leaders Named By Dwyer
Michael Dwyer, Democratic Town Chairman, denounces disloyal leaders who aided Republicans. He lists alderman and city officials accused of treachery, warns loyal Democrats to mark them, and argues the party must purge traitors before future elections. He predicts higher taxes under Republican rule and vows renewed Democratic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dwyer
Democratic Party
Daniel B. Walker
Ste FE. Boucher
Mann FF. Russell
Frederick Schiie
Guage
Thomas C. Coughlin
William H. McCoy
Hugh Lavery
Forer
Robert E. de Forest
Dwyer
Frederick C. Mullins
Mullins
William F. Russell
Stephen F. Boucher
Russell
Wilson
Board of Aldermen
Cederholm
Horace H. Jackson
Hincks
Davis
Board of Education
Mr. Jackson
Jasper McLevy
Alderman Walker
Hugh J. Lavery
Boucher
Farmer
William Thomas
Mayors Statement Appeals for Unified City Work
Mayor Wilson extends thanks to Stridgeport citizens for election support. He pledges continued, nonpartisan service to all city residents, focusing on economy and businesslike management, urging cooperation from all licensees to advance Bridgeport’s interests and community well being.
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Stridgeport
Bridgeport
Royal Welcome For Col Roosevelt In Buenos Aires
Col Roosevelt arrives in Buenos Aires with a grand salute as the gunboat Rosario enters the harbor. High officials greet him, including John W. Garrett and the American diplomatic mission. Crowds cheer while Roosevelt and Garrett proceed to his residence.
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Col. Roosevelt
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Lore Roosevelt
Wus
Montevideo
Rosario
Jams
Col. House
Amer
John W. Garrett
Foreign Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
Garrett
First Bridgeport Bank to Absorb Pequonock
The First Bridgeport National Bank and the Pequonock National Bank will merge under the First Bridgeport name on December 3. Pequonock stockholders, holding 70 percent, have verbally agreed, with a December 3 meeting to ratify. The price is 430000 dollars or 215 dollars per share, paid via 2000 new First Bridgeport shares.
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First Bridgeport
First Bridgeport National Bank
Pequonock National Bank
Pequonnock Bank
First Bridgeport Bank
Pequonnock National Bank
Pequonnock
First-Bridgeport
First- Bridgeport Bank
Main and
State Streets
State Street
Test case on county offices heard in city
Supreme court heard Hartford county case State of Connecticut ex rel Edward T Lyons v F Ernest Watkins this morning. Lyons was appointed by Governor Baldwin to succeed Whitman S Mead on the Hartford county board. Holdover and vacancy questions center on whether terms expire creating a vacancy or if a holdover permits no vacancy. The court reserved decision.
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Baldwin
Supreme Court
Hartford County
State of
Andrew J. Brougher
William J. Hammersley
Hartford
Lyons
General Assembly
Eoward M. Day
Watkins
Day
Republicans Elect Their Complete City Ticket
City voters chose a full Republican slate for mayor and city offices. Majorities favored against several bonds while the party celebrated with parades. Frederick Mullins, the Democratic nominee, failed to unseat Mayor-elect Clifford B. Wilson amid district defections and cross-party ballots.
Alderman Candidates Listed Across City Districts
The list names candidates for alderman across multiple districts with party affiliations and ballot notes. Indicates those elected.
Rabbi Thorner to Succeed as Temple Mishkan Israel Rabbi
The Rev Dr Maurice Thorner of this city has been selected as rabbi of Temple Mishkan Israel in New Haven the largest Jewish temple in the state He is a Columbia graduate and Eastern Council of Reform Rabbis member He will preach his first sermon Friday evening with many prominent locals expected.
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Maurice Thorner
Temple Mishkan Israel
New Haven
Thorner
Columbia University
Eastern Council of Reformed Rabbis
Mishkan Israel
Roof fire on State Street with minor damage
A roof fire at State Street and Howard Avenue triggered alarm box 228 at 12 03 this afternoon. A small fizz water from No 2 chemical tanks quelled the blaze and damage was minor.
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State Street
Howard Avenue
Democrats Win Three Governors and Elect in States
Returns show Democrats winning three governorships including Massachusetts where David Walsh claimed a historic plurality. Maryland elected Blair Lee to the Senate while Democrats gain in New York City mayoral race and Pennsylvania judges. Provisions include a strong Progressive showing and a divided legislature with Republicans losing a majority.
Tammany Crushed as Fusion Wins New York Election
Complete returns show Fusion nominee John Purroy Mitchel defeating Democrat Edward McCall by about 121000 votes for mayor of New York City. Fusion also gains control of the state assembly with 85 Republicans and 48 Democrats, while Tammany loses major offices and influence.
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New York
Tammany
John Purroy Mitchel
Edward E. McCall
Edward Russell
McCall
Mitchel Russell
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
New York City
Assembly
Democratic Party
William Sulzer
Mitchel
Walsh Eclipse: Walsh Wins Governorship in Landslide
Boston reports the state election yields a Democratic landslide with Lieut. Gov. David I. Walsh elevated to governor by a 53,691 plurality. Complete governor totals show Walsh 180,368. Bird 126,677. Gardner 116,314. Foss 20,815.
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Boston
David I. Walsh
Charles 8. Bird
Augustus P. Gardner
Rep
Eugene N. Foss
Ind
Fielder's Plurality Estimated at 22 000 in New Jersey
A review of today’s figures shows James F. Fielder the Democratic candidate for governor leading Edward C. Stokes by about 22 000 votes. The estimate comes from Trenton, New Jersey, with results pointing to a substantial early lead for Fielder.
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Fielder
Trenton
N J
James F. Fielder
Edward C. Stokes
Progressive vote shy in Maryland election results
Baltimore reports incomplete returns from the Maryland election due to long ballots. Blair Lee, a Democrat, appears elected to the U.S. Senate by about 30,000 votes, with the Democratic state ticket faring similarly. Democrats claim three fifths in each house to override the Republican governor. The Progressive vote fell off heavily.
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Massachusetts
Edward 9 Barry
Edward P. Barry
August of Goetting
Daniel Cay- Stove
Frank J. Donahue
Frederick W. Mansfield
Frank H. Pope
James M. Swift
Thomas J. Boynton
Senate
House
Executive Council
Bird
Gardner
Foss
Baltimore
Maryland
Blair Lee
United States Senate
Goldsborough
VINDICATION FOR WILSON PROGRAM
President Wilson offered no official comment on early Democratic wins in New Jersey Massachusetts and Maryland but voiced encouragement noting tariff and currency issues aligned with administration policy Congressmen phoned White House and Bryan praised the results. He sent telegrams to Fielder Walsh Blair Lee and others offering congratulations and warm praise for the victories.
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Washington
Wison
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maryland
White House
Bryan
Fielder
David N. Walsh
Massachuseotts
Blair Lee
United States
Midwestern Election Returns From Ohio Indiana and Illinois
Chicago Nov 5 Returns yesterday from Ohio Indiana and Illinois cities show Cincinnati elected Frederick Spiegel over Hunt by about 3000. Cleveland re elected Newton Baker. Toledo chose Carl Keller by 7000. Columbus elected Ruard. Indiana saw Indianapolis mayor Joseph Bell win by about 5000. Evansville Terre Haute Fort Wayne Muncie Logansport and Anderson to Democratic administrations. Vincennes elected Republican mayor for first time. Southern Illinois towns vote on saloon issue with women voting for the first time.
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David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Walsh
James Fielder
New Jersey
Stokes
Virginia
Henry C. Stuart
Maryland
Blair Lee
United States
New York City
John Purroy Mitchel
McCall
William Sulzer
New York
Philadelphia
Blankenberg
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Hunt
Cincinnati
Frederick S. Spiegel
Cox
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Frederick & Spiegel
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Toledo
Carl Keller
Columbus
Ruard
Indianapolis
Joseph& Bell
Evansville
Terre Heute
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Loganeport
Anderson
Lafayette
Citizens
Vincenez
Grya” Yoo
Republican Victory in the Keystone State
Philadelphia returns extend the Republican lead as reform and Democratic factions formed a coalition to challenge the GOP in city councils. The November results show Republicans gaining strength while a reform element aligned with Democrats to wrest control from the dominant party. Continued on Page Two.
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Phia
Freton
Blankenberg
Philadelphia
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Democratic Town
Connecticut
Ohio Northern University
Ada
First National Bank
Bridgeport National Bank
Bank Streets
People’s Bank
House of J. P. Morgan & Co
Federal Trust Co
Bridgeport Trust Co
Charles G. Sanford
F. N. Benham
O. H. Brothwell
H. C. Woodworth
Isaac W. Birdseye
C. Barnum Seeley
Austin B. Fietcher
S. T. Davis
Frederick Wi Hall
R. T. Whiting
Andrew Radel
Jacob B. Klein
Clifford B. Wilson
J. Alex. H. Robinson
Moses W. Manwaring
Howard F. Smith
Joseph Schultz
John A. Hurley
Louis F. Schweidtle
Howard S. Challenger
William B. Boardman
James F. Beck
Carl Rising
Sebastiano Vecchione
Richard Brown
Donato Delia
Joseph Kalafus
James P. Griffin
Samuel Thomas, Jr
Daniel Smith
Robert C. Horton
Edward Lemery
Clarence Fuller
Mattoon
Ill
Desperado
Decatur
Fuller
Sevral
Thomas McHugh
James P. Kelly
David Gibson
Frank A. Andersen
Walter W. Smith
Henry F. Bunce
Daniel KE. Walker
Abel S. Geduldig
Oscar N. Moller
John H. Casey
Mortimer D. Stowe
Charles E. Waldorf
John W. Stokker
William E. McClellan
George Wipf
Thomas Martin
John Nairn
William E. Primrose
Rabbi Thorner
U.S
Fusion
William A. Prendergast
George McAneny
Board of Estimate
George W. Loft
Timothy D. Sullivan
Jacob H. Canter
Francie Burton Harrison
Wilbur Bartlett
Independence League
William E. Werner
Court of Appeals
Werner
Francis Hiscock
Elkus
Bartlett
Barnes
Middle West
Keystone State
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