Grand St. Bridge mayor campaigns amid accusations
A crowd of 300 roared approval at a Republican club meeting where Theodore E Steer and others attacked Democratic mayoral candidate Allen E Vincent as a circus figure. Speakers cited Connecticut city bids and questioned Vincent's statements on expenditures and tax office plans while backing reform efforts and tax commissioner Connor.
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Shelton
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Roosevelt Fund Assured to Buy Birthplace Site
Assured fundraising confirms the Roosevelt Memorial Association secured the amount needed to purchase the site of Theodore Roosevelt’s birthplace. The group plans to raze the current structure to permit restoration of the original birthsite honoring Colonels Roosevelt legacy.
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Teddy
Twendore
Newspaper Delivery Notice for Late Papers
Circulation department urges readers to call Barrum 6100 if they do not receive the Standard Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post on time. Post Publishing Co requests prompt reports to fix delivery issues and ensure subscribers get their newspaper.
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Evening Post
Sunday Post
Federal Troops in Gary Armed with Sawed Off Shotguns
Reports say Gary federal troops patrol the city armed with sawed off shotguns. Colonel Mapes described trench-blasting rifles and sentries as the standard equipment. Officials indicated military authorization and enforcement actions were pending, with labor groups reacting to the situation in Gry.
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Vertie Alin
Mather Janes
Ultimatum to End Longshoremen Strike Sparks Shipping Move
An ultimatum threatens to end the Jongshoremen strike at the port with a US ship loading 26 vessels to resume operations. Officials announce the plan as police enforce the deadline, aiming to break the work stoppage by tomorrow night.
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Beara
Traiantic
Nickel Fare Retained by Vote of Jitneurs
Ridgeport residents gathered as jitney operators voted unanimously to keep the nickel fare on all jitney lines. Representatives of several insurance companies outlined rates and the plan to raise 6080 dollars needed for the service vehicles.
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Finland Not to Act Against Petrograd
The report from Helsinki indicates Finland will not officially participate in action against Petrograd. Socialists oppose it while agrarians deem the cost excessive. The estimated expense runs to about 600 509 francs.
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Petrograd
Hinlaid
Mayor Defends Expenditures and Vincent Dollar Speaking at Republican Club
The mayor addressed the Sixth District Republican club defending administration spending. He claimed credit for sewage plants, streets, beaches, and other improvements while arguing the Vincent Dollar is worth little to critics and asserting every promise has been fulfilled.
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Vincent 10 PIGE Five Advisers If Elected Mayor
Vincent proposes ten advisers to stabilize city affairs and tackle contracts tied to a corruption probe. The piece details alleged soft jobs with free limousines, questioning officials’ roles and campaign spending as it outlines controversial contracts and cost overruns on Bend Street bridges and related projects.
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Pige
Secretary of Labor Prevents Final Rupture on Coal Wages
Secretary of Labor halts final wage dispute in coal industry through a dramatic plea for the people. Four additional reservations and treaty acceptance deemed satisfactory amid countrywide tensions and labor negotiations.
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Secretary OF Labor
Labor Confab Sees Split Over Monroe Doctrine Policy
Congress faces division as reservationists back a different approach from the administration on the Monroe Doctrine amid a labor conference stalemate. Debate centers on voting power, treaty considerations, and whether to pursue a new framework linking capital and labor.
Selectmen Swamped by Record Youth Voter Rush
A rush of young voters overwhelmed local selectmen as youths lined up to register for the forthcoming election. Officials reported a surge in applicants, with many waiting long hours to be processed before the deadline. Municipal leaders urged patience while processing the influx amid tight city supervision and early voting preparation.
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Compromises Rejected as Labor Secretary Averts Strike Rupture
Secretary of Labor Wilson used a dramatic appeal to avert a major break between miners and operators amid a looming soft coal strike. Miners had rejected a settlement plan and refused wage arbitration, keeping the stalemate alive until further talks tomorrow.
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Washington
Wilson
English Government Faces Sudden Defeat in Commons
London Oct 2 The English government suffered a surprise setback in the House of Commons as a slim majority defeated an alien pilataage amendment. Andrew Bonar Law urged adjournment to allow review but opposed resigning the ministry. The scene sparked cheers and speculation on whether the government will resign or seek a new course.
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Hemunstry
Armistice Day Not to Be State Holiday
Governor Holcomb announced Armistice Day on November 11 would not be a state holiday. He urged observance by schools, churches, and organizations with appropriate ceremonies in the evening. Business interests supported keeping the day as nonholiday, citing labor and wartime concerns.
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Embargo on Express Partly Lifted Across Regions
A partial removal of the embargo on express shipments is reported, allowing certain perishables and merchandise to move again. The action affects western areas near Cincinnati and New York shipping routes, with limited exceptions and staged lift timing continuing into Monday morning.
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American Ratway Express
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York
Miners and Operators Drift After Long Meeting
After three days of wrangling the miners and operators failed to reach a settlement. Secretary Wilson urged both sides to reconvene with no demands rejected, while a new peace proposal urged a mid level conference and a continued strike order. John T Lewis of the United Mine Workers led some executives from the coal operators as they exited the room.
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Thomas Brewster
Coal Opriatgra Association
Wilson Continues Road to Recovery After Rest
Washington reports President Wilson makes progress in recovery with a brief rest and limited attention to matters. Secretary Lane chairs the industrial conference as WIkson remains under care. A prohibition bill action deadline remains set for next Tuesday midnight while doctors monitor his condition.
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White House
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First Germans to Stand Trial by Allies Reach Lille
The first two German officers reached Lille to face Allied charges for crimes during the occupation. Lead defendant Lieutenant Strause and Captain Vor Linder are accused of theft and other offences. The proceedings mark the initial step in Lille against German military personnel.
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