Dr Day Defends Constitution At Civic Rally
Dr Day addressed a large audience at the High School assembly hall, praising the Constitution and contrasting its making with Versailles and the League of Nations covenant. He cited Connecticut Compromise, federalism, and the American spirit, arguing for enduring rights and citizen participation amid global upheaval.
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Soas
N. Sperry
General ‘Silliman Branch
Community @arvice
Alvin A. Ren
Columbia
America
Lois Wolff
Preyer
B. B. ‘Frogt
A. R
Mayer Wilson
Connecticut
United
Alance
Versailles
Nid
League of ‘Tions
Germany
Day
Ormhy
Virgil
Philadelphia
William Itt
United Fates
France
Foch
Amerpart
Consiltau
John Fiskwell
Paris
Bridgeport Man Claims Made Over by CINOT Remedy
Bridgeport resident William J. Smith of 1108S Barnum Avenue reports improved health after taking two bottles of CINOT. He cites relief from sleepless nights, back and limb pains, indigestion, and general misery, saying he feels well again and credits CINOT for restoring his strength. The Cinot Expert advertises at Hartigan's Drug Store and other local outlets.
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William J. Smith
Barnum Avenue
Bridgeport
Cinot
Tumn
Mr. Smid
Hartigan's Drug
Ffairfield Avenue
Switzer Drug Co
Southport
Westport Drug Co
West[port
Bernstorff to be permanent state secretary at foreign office
Berlin Sept 18 Zeitung Am Mittag reports Count von Bernstorff formerly ambassador to the United States will become permanent state secretary at the foreign office.
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Foreign Office
Berlin
the Zeitung Am Mittag
Count van Bernstarff
United States
Meewart Completes Prosecution Case Against Former German Emperor
London Sept 18 The attorney general Sir Gordon Meewart has completed the case for the prosecution of the former German emperor. Including to the Mirrors the price for the treachery has not yet been settled.
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London
Gordon Meewart
Steel Workers Vote For Open Shop Stand Across Industry
United States Steel fabricators and allied unions announce resolutions backing open shop principles. The groups condemn outside interference in labor relations and urge employers to provide work and conditions without agitation. A Great Lakes Sailors Union vote on a Sept 22 strike in sympathy with steel workers is reported as nearly certain.
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Little Delaware
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Roger Sherman
Virginia
Union
Congress
Georgia
New Jersey
New York
Oliver Ellsworth
Senate
Continental Congress
NEAY
United States
Bridge Builders’ and Structural Society
Chicago
Lunion
Great Lakes
United States Steel Corporation
Kiwanis Club Denies Boston Police Strike Action
At a weekly Bridgeport luncheon Kiwanis members denied any police strike action in Boston and said no such event is likely here. Rev William Horace Day spoke on the US Constitution anniversary and its European impact, noting his Europe trip. Raymond Shaw, formerly of First Bridgeport National Bank, received a travel bag and a cartoon from club members.
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Kiwanis Club
Strafield
I. Progress
Boston
Bridgeport
Fire Commission
William Horace Day
United States
Europe
Day
Raymond Shaw
Bridgeport National Bans
Bill Steinke
Obituary notices of Clark Fox and others in town
Obituary notices list Clark Fox a Civil War veteran who died recently with funeral at 2 PM yesterday at the family home 186 West Liberty street Rev John G Saddler officiating. Delegations from Pe quonock lodge Odd Fellows and Grand Army of the Republic attended. Burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. Also noted are Charles A Peterson a painter who died yesterday at 179 Gilbert street with services Saturday 4 PM at the late home and burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. William Liebold infant son of Mr and Mrs Conrad Liebold funeral yesterday 2:30 PM at the family home 609 Brure avenue with burial in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs Anna Miller Beardsley funeral services last night at 7:30 PM at 1222 Fairfield avenue. John J Van Yorx 70 died yesterday at 39 Lenox avenue a millwright formerly with Thomas P Taylor Paper Box Co. Funeral in Thomaston Conn. Major W W Harral of Mount Vernon NY funeral yesterday at 4 PM at Read Memorial chapel with Rev Stephen F Sherman Jr officiating. Burial in Mountain Grove cemetery.
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Clark Fox
Clark Pox
West Liberty Stract
John G. Saddler
Vreetor
Christ Episcopal Church
Pequonock Lodge of
Odd, Fellows
Grand Army of the Republic
Buffal
Mountain Grove
Charles A. Peterson
Gilbert Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
William I. Giebald
Willaams Liebold
Conrad Liebold
Brure ‘ Avenue
F. W. Klein
Germat Lutheran Church
Harries Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Anna M. Beardsley
Anna ‘Miller Beardsley
John H. van Yorx
Tohn J. van Yorx
Lenox Avenue
van Yorx
Thomas P. Taylor Paper Box Co
Forty-Nine” Club
Wilhelmna
John H. van Yorx Jr
Striking Unity Sought Over Gary Gary Dispute 1912
A report to a convention details Gompers asking Cary to convene with United States Steel officials to avert a strike. Despite appeals, Gary refuses dialogue and the steel drive pushes toward a September 22 strike with over 2,000,000 workers prepared to act, citing prosecutions and intimidation.
Exhibition of French Art Planned by Metropolitan Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts in New York will host an exhibition of French art opening in November for one month. Director Edward Robinson announced the French ministry of fine arts organized the show, featuring paintings sculpture and decorative arts. After New York the exhibit will tour other American cities.
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New York
France
United States
Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts
Edward Robinson
French Ministry of Fine Arts
Weather and obituary blur in Bridgeport record
Forecasts for Southern New England call for fair and warmer days with scattered showers in Maine and the mid Atlantic interior. Winds from the Atlantic coast shift, with temps rising tomorrow. In Stratford, Lieut William O Brown of New York City and Buffalo died in his 70th year with funeral set for Sept 20 at 2:30 p.m. Flowers omitted. Buffalo papers please copy.
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New Waeland
New England
Maine
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
New Haven
Brown
Stratford
Conn
William Otie Brown
New York City
Buffalo
Lin Street
Wer
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Kafr Block Island
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Cloudy
Fine for Your Stomach Horsford's Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a cure for nausea headache insomnia and indigestion urging readers to buy a bottle today.
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Ake Horsford
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Yale College
Eftee
Rasrone
Eizens
Gerry
Agdopuil
Caleb ‘Ming
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Asa Rufussing
Magsacnus
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Alexander Hamilton
Maen Ike Franklin
Owhinkt Tt
Withington
Washington
Samuel
Acanis
Samuel Adams
Mays
Thomas JoHerson
Russia
Ane Wa
Mie Fe Ponte
Mickey
Sthursday
Regina
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Heid Avenue
Middle Street
Hongr
Bernstorff
Sron
Gary
Kiwanis. Club
Gompers
Cary
Engirmean
States Steel Corporation
Atv
Campers
Mir Gausy
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Mrr. Gray
Pittsburgh
Erat
Y. Mar. Gary
Stee Inndustry
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MeeKeespot
My Woman
Brackenridge
Haninond
Ind
Wis
Banklixe
Theiariet
Milly
Owe
Lem
Syon
Bridgeport Records
Post Building
Cannon St
Trumbull Station
Beardsley Park
Jeremiah Holmes Homes CO
First Bridgeport Bank
Barnum
Country Club
Oxford
Emerson Shoe Store
Main
Howlands
Ceylon
The
Harvey & Lewis Co
Main Street
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