OBrien Lavit Debate Set For Bridgeport Today
Alfred OBrien mayoral candidate on the Socialist ticket will debate Sam Lavit stump speaker for the American Labor party at noon today at the Lake Submarine Boat Co plant. OBrien challenged Vincent about accepting ALP support and coal yard transfers. Lavit warned Vincent may transfer coal yards to the city if elected with ALP backing. Also, the Gulf Refining steamer Choctaw left port to New York in tow after unloading oil at the Gulf supply station in Naugatuck.
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Alfred
O'Brien
Bridgeport
Sam Lavit
American Labor Party
Vincent
Iant Lavit
Choctaw
Gulf Refining Company
New York
James’ Kenney
Gulf Supply
Naugatuck
Last Chance to Be Made Voter in Bridgeport Today
Bridgeport voters rushing to complete electoral oath at the Common Council chambers before 7 PM. Select men sitting to administer the oath to those who missed Saturday’s hull ceremony. An apparent note about Choctaw capacity and ship propulsion schemes is also mentioned in this circular item.
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Bridgeport
Common Council
Hull
Shelton Man Injured When Auto Skids Here
A Shelton man was injured when his automobile skidded in the city. The vehicle was owned and driven by David W. Hunter of Rocky Crest. The scene and timing suggest a local incident amid a late selectmen session, with thousands of men voters expected to be accounted for as work continues into the night.
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Shelton Man
Am Auto
David W. Hunter
Rocky Jrest
Selectmien
Selectmen
Shelton Car Skids on Wet Stratford Avenue
A vehicle skidded on a wet Stratford Avenue pavement between Main and Hallett yesterday afternoon. It struck a telephone pole, partially demolished, broke the front axle and threw the wheel onto the sidewalk. Gas caused burns to Mr. Flunter’s face and hands, requiring medical aid.
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Shelton
Stratford Avenue
All Main
Hallett Gareets
Mr. Flunter
Canadian Houses Built for British People in Vancouver
Samples of ready made houses are being sent to Tangland selected by the British ministry of wealth. Prices range from 1500 to 2000 dollars.
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Vancouver
B. C
Tangland
Wealth
Democratic Rallies Placed Across Districts Tonight
A sequence of party meetups is listed for the area with rallies in Schwaben hall French Street for the eighth district Democrats independ ent Republicans and American Labor party men. Tuesday features a Twelfth district Republican rally headlined by John T. King. Wednesday hosts a joint Republican clubs rally at the Casino. Friday brings a St. Johns hall gathering with Cathorlites and Democrats on Jana and Mallett streets.
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Schwaben Hall
French Street
John T. King
State Street
St. John’s Hall
Jana
Mallett Streets
Milford events and feasts round a new grammar school
Milford hosts three days of entertainments exhibitions to raise funds for decorating the new Central Grammar school. The Elson Art Publishing Company showcases pictures while pupils perform. Also notes on church meetings, a Roosevelt memorial drive, a wedding in New Haven, and local legal cases are included.
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Milford
New Central Grammar School
Elson Art Publishing Company
Lrst
W. B. Holt
New Haven
Simon Lake
St. Peter's
Janie
Laura Merwin
River Street
Riverside Reading Circle
Fochr- Williams
Alice Doherty Williams
Temple Street
Charles David Foehr
John B. Foehr
Lafayette Street
St. Mary's Church
Father Reddy
Marjorie B. Wilams
William H. Shanley
Ronald
Richard Williams
Foehr
102D Regiment
Mrs. Foehr
Portland
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Lester D. Loockwood
Washington
Washington Monument
Lincolln
New York City
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Foundation
John Holloway
Arthur H. Platt
Richard B. Tuttle
J. D. Brown
Litby
J. W. Mahoney
William B. Woonruff
Manley J. Cheney
Willian A. Rose
Henry C. Peck
J. Harvey
W. C. Ralston
Omar W. Platt
Benjamin Fenn
Edgar T. Clark
Co. D. Mathews
Taylor Memorial Public Library
Fleet of War Vessels Idle on Seattle Lake
A flotilla of forty eight wooden cargo ships owned by the United States Shipping Board lies incomplete on Lake Union near Seattle. The vessels await engines and completion while guarded by sixty watchmen. They were built rapidly for service in World War I and never reached the Atlantic crossing.
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Lake Union
Seatlle
United States Shipping Board
Parshaig
Atlantic
France
Seitile
Lake
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Lavit
Labor
Inks Plant
Walit
Gray
Jacob Dreyfus & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Boston
Summer Street
Democratic Rally
King
Coal Man
Charles Fr. Brown
Woodmont
Ulysses Provost
Edward T. Cronin
Silver Beach
Howland
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
Bridgeport- Conn
Serge
Velangora
Bolivia
Copenhagen
Beaver
Howland Dry Goods
House of Fairchild
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
Barnum
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