First District Democrats Rally Signals Citywide Victory Momentum
A rousing First District Democratic rally at Broad and Gilbert streets drew large crowds and strong applause for the candidate slate. Frederick C. Mullins attacked city pavement contracts as wasteful while denying graft, stressing he would substantiate his charges with facts. The event, led by Lincoln School supporters, underscored broad party enthusiasm and loyalty to the ticket as speakers urged turnout for the aldermanic contest.
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Broad
Gilbert Streets
Lincoln School Corps
Frederick C. Mullins
Blican
Candidates Rally For 41H And Sta Town Tonight
Voters from the Fourth and Fifth districts meet at 1251 State Street tonight to cheer Frederick C. Mullins and Democratic running mates. The rally, one of the largest of the campaigns, has intensive preparations to accommodate a big gathering. The candidates will tour the city in autos, covering rallies in a whirlwind fashion.
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State Street
Frederick C. Mullins
Campeters
Democracy of East End Will Rally Tonight
The voters of the Twelfth district will gather in large numbers at Lavery's hall this evening for campaign addresses by principal candidates, former Mayor Buckingham, and Sheriff John M. Donnerty. Charles J. Poole, Democratic candidate for alderman, will preside as chairman. the meeting is expected to start shortly after eight. Lavery's hall sits at Stratford and Dunnion avenues.
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Twelfth District
Lavery
Buckingham
John M. Donnerty
Charles J. Poole
Leavery’s
Stratford and
Dnnion Avenues
United Second District Democrats Meet Tonight at 3
The United Democrats of the Second District will hold a meeting this evening at Myrtle and Railroad avenues at 3 o clock. William P. Carr, chairman, issued the call. There will be speeches and refreshments served after the gathering.
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United Democrats
Second District
Myrtle
Railroad Avenues
William P. Carr
Istrict
Park Avenue Finishes Block Paving Soon After Sketches Of Candidates
Publication notes state that Be Farmer will publish sketches and photographs of most Democratic candidates on page 18 while space allows. Some candidates appear today, others will be shown tomorrow.
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Be Farmer
Farmer of Today
Mayor Wilson and the Fatal Warrenite Contracts
A wary charge accuses Mayor Wilson of steering a Warrenite pavement contract to a single supplier without bids or competition. The city would pay 1.20 per yard for inferior pavement vs 75 cents, and a partial exclusion of other pavements while the Warrenite lay on Fairfield avenue. The mayor is asked to explain the raised questions and higher costs to taxpayers.
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Wilson
General Assembly
Permanent Paving Commission
Warrenite
Fairfield Avenue
Connecticut Company
Tas
Warrenste
Republican Party
Republican
Ash Creek Bridge
Warren Company
Public Service Corporations
Public Service Corporation
Lynn W Wilson to Speak at Three City Rallies Tonight
Representative Lynn W Wilson will headline his first speech of the current municipal campaign this evening. He will lead the main candidates and other speakers through the Eleventh, Twelfth, and Fourth districts with rallies starting at 8 oclock. The Hon John M Donnelly will accompany him and speak in each district.
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Lynn W. Wilson
Wilson
Elfth
John M Donnelly
Mullins
Warner donations to Mayor Wilson’s campaign questioned
Reported in The Farmer and Corrupt Practices filings that Mr Warner contributed 3 171 this year to Mayor Wilson’s campaign follow up asks how much he will reveal and what evidence will be presented to prove the amount. The exchange notes a 3000 last year and seeks a clear accounting for this year.
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MR. Warner
Wilson
Warner
Farmer
Mayor Wilson
Terribly Beaten Refuses to Talk
Chas Benson of 933 Dewey Street was found unconscious in the street near his home about 2 am with extensive facial injuries. He was taken to police headquarters then to Dr John J MacDonald at the emergency hospital before being returned home by ambulance.
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Chas. Benson
Dewey Street
John J. MacDonald
Probe on Shops in old Tenderloin area
Police are investigating reports that second hand stores operate in the old Tenderloin like pawnbrokers without licenses. The inquiry follows received complaints and will determine whether regulatory permits are being evaded.
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Tenderloin
Whiskey Blamed as Reilly Sentenced for Lucas Murder
Judge Reed condemned whiskey for crime as he sentenced Christopher Reilly to a prison term of three to seven years for manslaughter in the death of Henry Lucas. Reilly said intoxication prompted the killing after a dispute over a razor threat in a Westport gang clash on August 9.
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Judge Reed
Superior— Court
Christopher Reilly
Henry Lucas
Reilly
Lucas
Reed
Westport
Suit to bring Sulzer case before Supreme Court
New York October 30 a suit to bring the impeachment of Governor Sulzer before the Supreme Court of the United States was started in federal court here by injunctions filed by William H. Moore of the New York World. The complaint argues the U S government is violated since Sulzer’s removal leaves the state under a governor chosen by cities, denying a republican form of government to citizens.
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New York
William Sulzer
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court
William H. Moore
New York World
United States
Sulzer
New Haven Jeweler Sues Fritz Hartmann
Abraham Silverthau and others, jewelers in New Haven, sue Fritz G. Hartmann of Wall Street for $400 judgment against Charles Hartmann. Fritz stood surety for his brother and refused surrender or payment, prompting the suit heard this morning in the court of common pleas.
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Fritz G. Hartmann
Wall Street
Abraham Silverthau
New Haven
Judement
Charles Hartmann
Fritz
Court of Common Pleas
King's Physician Sends Him to Bed
John T. King is ill at his home on Waldemere avenue after speaking at a rally last night. His physician ordered him to bed, but it was said today he expects to be out tomorrow.
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John T. King
Waldemere Avenue
Mr. King
Garbage complaints flood Board of Health offices
Today at the Department of Health offices residents continued to bring garbage complaints. Morning visitors included reports from 504 Wilmost Avenue and 201 Hazlewood Avenue for an issue noted as made on the book. Unofficial complaints are not counted.
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Department of Health
Wilmost Avenue
Hazlewood Avenue
Mullins Accuses Bridgeport Mayor of Scandalous Administration
Frederick C. Mullins a Democratic candidate for mayor challenges Mayor Wilson with seven questions and accuses the current administration of scandalous acts. He cites hiring 49 policemen for patronage, unfavored contracts with Warrenite firms, biased campaign financing, poor garbage collection, and attempts to incur a $4.4 million debt against voters.
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Frederick C. Mullins
Wilson
Warner
The
Standard
Mullins
Bridgeport
King
Clifford B. Wilson
Terry
McKenna
Johnson
Poor
Board of Charities
Board of Contract and Supply
Common Council
Peter White
Bernard Keating
Keating
Great Democratic Rally at Lyric Tomorrow Night
A large Democratic rally at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow night features Homer S. Cummings as a chief speaker with Hon. Edward F. Hall. The city ticket candidates, including Mullins and Donnelly, Buckingham, Casey, Carroll, and Coughlin, will address voters. A mass meeting is planned for the Sixth Seventh and Eighth districts, with a Tenth district rally to follow Saturday night chaired by John F. Hart. Late today Homer S. Cummings, national committeeman, was confirmed to speak.
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Lyric
Homer S. Cummings
Edward F. Hall
Lyric Theatre
Frederick C. Mullins
John M. Donnelly
Mr. Mullins
Edward T. Buckingham
John H. Casey
Patrick J. Carroll
John 4. Coughlin
John F. Hart
Homer 3. Cummins
Cormitteeman
Cummings
Mrs McNab Injured In Car Crash After Performance
Mrs Alexander McNab suffered serious injuries including a fractured collarbone and internal damage when her car, carrying Mr G P Morgan and Mrs Victoria Bishop, was struck head on by a vehicle driven by E E Merwin on John Street near Courtland Street just before midnight. The crash followed a performance of Everywhere.
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McNab
Alexander McNab
Accompan
G. P. Morgan
South 38Th Street
Philadelphia
Victoria Bishop
Courtland Street
John Street
BE. E. Merwin
Howard Avenue
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East End
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Park Avenue
Sulzer Gase
Supreme Court
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Board of Health
Dupee Drug Co
Bennett
Superior Court
Charles Williamson
BL MH. Nicholson
Mire
Harerd Dupes
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