Republican ticket chosen at New Haven convention
At the Connecticut Republican state convention in New Haven Frank B. Brandegee was nominated for United States senator, Marcus H. Holcomb for governor, Clifford B. Wilson for lieutenant governor, Charles D. Barnes for secretary of state, and Morris C. Webster for comptroller. The ticket faced a lengthy roll call before Holcomb secured a narrow victory.
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Associated Press
New Haven
United States
Frank B.brandegee
New London
Marcus H. Holcomb
Southington
Clifford B. Wilson
Pidconnant
Blakeslee
Holcomb
Avithout
Hartford Fairfield
Windham
Litchfield
Sabin
S. Rus
George B. Hinison
Central Committee
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F. J. Rice
Mr. Hinman
Vosburgh
Idght
Ullman
Brantieree
Charles E. Searles
Brandegee
Searles
Mrr
Brandesee
Col. Ultman
Brand@egee
Keeney of
Somers
Hartford
Morris C. Webster
D. A. Blakeslee
New Haven County
Biakeslee
Merition Delewent
Holcourt
Webster
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New London County
Iried
Lake
Blakestes
Robinson
Cheney
W. C. Johnson
Newtown
Howell Cheney
Toland County
Ehair
F.C. Woodruff
Orange
Blakesjee
Judge Holcomb
Dr. Biggins
Coventry
Lieutenant Goveror
Frederic A. Bartlett
Bridgeport
Elmore S. Banks
Charles D. Barnes
Greenwich
Fairfield County
Col. Ullman
Barnes
Chamberlain
New Britain
Barber
Harwinton
Charles E. Searls
Fayette L. Wright
Pomfret
George Hinman
Windhard
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Police leak inquiry sparks manhunt in DeMartino case
The Springfield police probe into alleged leaks from headquarters during the 1910 DeMartino death inquiry widens as Capt Arnold and Supt Birmingham order strict interrogations. Detective Fox denies wrongdoing while Charles Pratt of Springfield links to a call to discuss procedure. a further report is expected with possible charges. Fire at 7 Bank Street causes about 75 dollars damage.
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John DeMartino
Police Department
Detective Bureau
Eugene Birmingham
George Arnold
George Fox
West-end
de Martino
Siemen
John J. Phelan
Charles A. Pratt
Belmont Terrace
Springfield
Mass
Carl Bierman
Cronan
Oficihis
Arnold
C. A. Pratt
Bridgeport
DeMartino
Pratt
Phelan
Birmingham
George E. Fox
Marriage License Granted to Kingsley and Riddie
A marriage license was issued today to John Kingsley aged 64 a broad man widower and Marjorie Riddie aged 49 a widow of New York. Chief Justice Edward F. O Dwyer of New York president of the National Democratic Club suffered a nervous breakdown at New London Conn.
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John Kingsley
Marjorie Riddie
New York
Edward F. O'Dwyer
National Democratic Club
New Lonton
Conn
How War Tax Will Be Raised
Washington enables a 3 percent levy on all freight transportation and raises beer by 50 cents and domestic wines by 20 cents a gallon. The plan targets revenue of about 107 thousand dollars amid a business climate wary of new taxation.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
August 1913 Death Toll Rises In City Records
City vital statistics show 166 deaths in August 1913, an increase of 20 from the previous August. Among the dead, 38 were under five due to diarrhoea, ten due to pneumonia, and 12 to consumption. Other causes include scarlet fever, diphtheria, typhoid, bronchitis, heart disease, accidents, and 83 from unspecified causes. There were 12 still births and 16 city residents died in institutions.
Alleged cripple declared faker and goes to jail
Edward Bouton labeled a faker by jail officials after pleading guilty to stealing third horses from a Norwalk barn. Judge Bennett sentenced him to one year in jail as police noted he ran briskly when chased. Other defendants faced various sentences including assault and indecent acts.
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Edward Bouton
Criminal Superior Court
Bouton
Norwalk
Bennett
John Howarth
Oceanic Runs Ashore. Crew Saved
London notice from White Star Line confirms Steamer Oceanic ran ashore after being taken for government service. All officers and crew were saved.
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Oceanic
London
White Star Line
Pennants to Be Worn in Tag Day by Society
Visiting Nurses association executive board adopts white pennant shaped tags for Tag day. District supervisors will manage city sections. notable women named for roles, list not yet complete. Also notes Coast Artillery meeting on encampment and carnival details, and a Kentucky whiskey tax record with $61,000 in receipts.
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Visiting Nurses’ Association
S. H. Wheeler
M. H. Ford
H. H. Hamilton
J.titroche
A. L. Riker
James A. Marr
Coggswel
DeVer H. Warner
Clark
11Th Company, Coast Artillery
Frankfort
Revenue Office
Receiver Named For Burr & Knapp
Judge Howard J. Curtis appoints John C. Chamberlain temporary receiver of Burr & Knapp banking and real estate firm. Bank closes for adjustment. deposits to be paid in full. firm solvent with mortgages on real estate and securities unmarketable now.
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Howard J. Curtis
Superior Court
John C. Chamberlain
Burr & Knapp
E. O. Hull
Alcorn Finds No Crime in Food Price Rise Investigation
Attorney H. M. Alcorn announced a thorough probe into the so called war prices of flea goods found no combination in restraint of trade and no violation of the state statute. The statement comes as officials review price movements and market conditions amid wartime concerns.
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Alcorn
Hartford
H. M. Alcorn
Man Pleads Guilty to Rape and Wounds Self in Court
Waterbury Sept 10 David Hakin 25 charged with rape on complaint by Almire Horton 14 of Naugatuck. He stabbed himself three times in the neck with a penknife while awaiting sentence in the prisoner's pen after the judge sentenced him to 10 to 15 years.
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Waterbury
David Hakin
Almire Horton
Naugatuck
William Williams
Real Estate Notes Filed This Morning at Town Clerk’s Office
Real estate actions listed include a two year lease for a store at 1407 Main Street from Elias Nassenfeld to Leon Lederer. Intention to sell by L B Gammarina to Albert Dnurin for a confectionery and fruit store at 1522 Seaview Avenue.quit claim deeds between multiple parties and mortgage deeds involving the Bishop and Shaw estates.
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Main Street
Lias Nassenfeld
Leon Lederer
L. B. Gammarina
Albert D Nurian
Seaview Avenue
James F. McFarland
John T. Donovan
Charles Dusenbery
Herbert Knapp
Henry B. Drew
Charles C. Shaw
Florence J. W. Stanton
Herbert M. Knapp
Burr and Knapp
Burroughs
Alfred M. Church
Charles J. Berger
Henry A
Nathaniel W. Bishop
Julia A. Bishop
Catherine Shaw
Paris Left Wing Retreat Reported In WWI Front
Paris dispatch notes German left flank retreating after English hammer strike from Meaux to Vitry-le-Francoise. The withdrawal extends about 25 miles and raises German concerns over supply lines. Also local notices include a neighbor dispute, assault warrant, found keys at Seaside Park, and a Brighton Beach race injury report.
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Oise
General Branch
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Suith-Dorrien
England
Berlin
Bordeaux
Paris
Ot Petrograd
Koentgebare
Baltic
East Prussia
Cracow
Vistula
Save
Hungary
Bosnia
Asquith
Meaux
Vitry-le-Francoise
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Blakes
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Manches
Sir John French
Geo. Fox
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Michael DiBella
Stratford
John Broderick
Stamford
State Reformatory
Dominic Yento
Reformatory
Company 13
Burr & Knap
Neighea
Lemburg
French War Department
France
Reuter Telegram Company
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Galicia
Kingdom of Poland
Silesia
Lemberg
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Baris
War Department
Aispatch
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Germany
Europe
Kian Chau
Reuter
Vienna
Amsterdam
Pathfinder
North Sea
Official Information Bureau
Austria
Belgium
Ghent
Hneland
Silescia
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German Empire
Albert Lovelace
Read Street
Abraham Snapper
Beach Street
Williams
Morris Siegel
Bank Street
Seaside Park
Miss Hanson
Warren Street
Frank Dearborn
Brighton Beach
Coney Island Hospital
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