Choice among Democrats and Republicans in Boston primary results
Boston September 23 early returns show Richard Long of Framingham leading Democrats for governor with a rival six cornered field. Republican Harold L. Foss and George Monahan lead in key offices as votes continue counting outside Boston precincts.
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Boston
Richard SH
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Franingham
Cain Coolidge
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Mer
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Foss
George
Monahan
Congressihan
Frederick Blanding
Teli
Ithustts
Frank
Erkins
Barret
Furniture Man Finds Relief in Cinot
A Bridgeport advertisement tells how a man named Cowan, once ailing with back pain and nerves, found relief after using CINOT. It claims the tonic restored his health and mood, noting the CINOT expert at Hartigan’s Drug Store and other local outlets in Fairfield and Westport for purchase.
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al- Gowan
A. Cowan
Cowan
Owan
Cinot
Hartigan
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Southport
Westport
Sequoyah Neutral On Mayoralty Candidate
Democrats met at Sequoyah club to ratify the mayoral candidate after discussing differences. They plan to reconvene after the Democratic city convention to confirm the chosen candidate, with Clark Vincent of Connell mentioned as a possibility. Republicans at their hall named Thomas McCormack for the 8th district. Clark J A Robinson, Pred Canfield, and John OConnell spoke.
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Clark
Thomas Me‘Cormack
Avenue
Main ‘Street
Clark J.A. Robinson
Pred Canfield
John O'Connell
Sinn Fein lecture opens winter series at Lyric Hall
Sean Conway traced Sinn Fein origins and aims, linking Easter Week 1916 to ongoing Irish struggle. The talk framed Ireland as a distinct nation within Britain and praised historic figures like O Neill and Emmet. The local branch set 37 delegates for a state convention in New Haven with Walsh and Kireal as speakers.
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Lyric Hall
Swas
Mont
Friend Irish
Ireland
Sean Conway
Sinn Fein
Conway
Arthur Griffiths
Wamnon - DeValera Vis
United States
England
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Wolfe
Tone
Robert Emmet
New Haven
Frank F. Walsh
New Jersey
Jeremiah. A. O'Leary
Park Theatre
Military Constabulary Raid Dampens Limerick Leader
In Dublin and Limerick the military constabulary raided the Limerick Leader office and dismantled its machinery, suppressing the tri weekly Nationalist publication. A Dublin paper of the same name faced suppression as the seventh such action by military police amid protests over censorship.
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Dublin
Uhls
Limerick
Sinn. Fein
Rioters Killed in Steel Strike in Youngstown Area
Massive violence erupted during the steel strike near Youngstown as police moved to disperse hundreds of rioters. Two Special Policemen were injured and three arrests made while workers faced clashes at mills and a butcher shop shelter. Authorities report widespread plant closures and mounting tensions across Pittsburgh and Gary districts.
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American Steel & Wire. Co
Samuel Carter
Rosimahi
Joseph Hungartz
Weather summary for Bridgeport and New England region
Local weather notes show unsettled conditions with showers possible in northern eastern New York and New England by Wednesday night or Thursday. South of there expect fair to partly cloudy skies, with cooler air along the middle Atlantic and along the Appalachians. Temperatures range around the upper 60s to low 70s in several stations, with breezes from the north over coastal areas and variable winds inland.
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New York City
New York
New England
Atlantic
North Carolina
Maine
New Neant
Middle Atlantic
Appalachians
Mississippi River
New Haven
Allied King Albert delays trade conference in New York
King Albert of Belghum Sniduuesd Wie requested an immediate return to the United States causing the International Trade Conference in Allande to be postponed from September 30 to October 20. Allied missions from Britain France Italy and Belgium were set to sail on the George Washington. plans shifted as the king prepared to sail to this country.
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Albert of
Belghum
United States
Allande “City
A.C. Bedford
Allied Commercial
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Albert
War Department
Strikers Gain Ground Amid Western Disorder
The second day of unrest saw mounting clashes in Newcastle and Farrell Pennsylvania with state trooper reinforcements to bolster the miltary presence. Pittsburgh and Buffalo reported injuries and a fatality as guards of Lackawanna Steel Co. opened fire on a massed crowd of strike supporters. National figures blamed troopers for unprovoked acts while Congress ordered a Senate labor inquiry into the industrial struggle. Foreign-born workers began leaving Youngstown, trains carrying many toward eastern cities. The first mill owner–striker accord appeared at Martins Ferry Ohio as operations set to resume under a union pact.
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Chicago
Indiana
Gary
United Steel Corporation
Gary Mills
United States Steel Corporation
I Bagi
Hammond
T. W W. Lees
Island Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Dows
Yoval
Newcastle
Farrell
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Buffalo
Lackawanna Steel Co
Pennsylvania
Willam
Woster
National Committee of Steel Workers
Congress
Senate
Wilbert H. Gary
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Kobor
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Youngstown
New York
National Strike ‘Organization Committee
Gompers
Fitzpatrick
Smith
Albany
Lackawanna
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Orphan Relief Drive Scores Strong Second Day
Donations to the Trajan Orphan Relief fund reach 2740.06 to date with yesterday's 909.90 boost. Rain hindered canvassing as district generals reported varied subs and oil totals amid a Bridgeport drive to reach a 10 000 quota. A Sunday pageant at Plaza theatre will feature ten returning generals and 150 cast members in a block party on the plaza between Main and Water.
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Wighthne
Derry
Fen
Avas
Charles Nicolo
Joseph Altieri
Frank Passanello
Riccia
Altieri
Fassanello
Pasanello
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Patrizio
Defervari
J. Reilly
Bridgeport
Arthur LeVasser
Pople
Drive
Neir Plaza
Stratford Mayoral Election Sparks Voter Eligibility Debate
A Stratford town meeting debate grows over a 1919 amendment and whether 40 young men newly eligible can be registered before the next election. Registrars were absent during a September 20 gathering, leaving officials unsure if late registrations can proceed. Officials weigh following Wallingford’s approach to avoid contesting the vote.
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Mae
Wall
Ilegal
den Vane
Stratford
Wairfiels
Odo
Ial
Recreation Board Seeks City Help for Swimming Pools
The Recreation Board asks the city to fund and sponsor swimming pools as a core goal, with members stressing cleanliness as a pillar. St. Joseph group leaders, including Daniel T. McTadden, voice strong support for adding athletic facilities. A Thursday block party and tag sale are planned, with campaign headquarters set at the Stratfield Hotel.
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Jaieron
St. Joseph
TL. &B Association
Oeale
Congregational Union Meets Here in Bridgeport Dinner
The Bridgeport Congregational union held its annual meeting and dinner at the YWCA. Officers were re-elected: President Rev William Horace Day, Vice President Rev Ralph H White, Treasurer W J Hatheway, Auditor Rev Newton H Hoyt, with advisory members on Bethlehem chapel and the Italian church. The principal address announced the interim Memorial fund for a 10,000 009 annuity project for ministers.
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Felows
William Horace Day
Ralph. H. White
D. Booths
W. J. Hatheway
Newton H.hoyt
Bethlehem Chapel
H.G- Brown
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Elmer Beardsley
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King’s Highway
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Park Street
Morris J. Dunklee
Bethany Chapel
Robert Prietz
Prank 3. Goodwin
Littlefield
Cann
H C. Woodruff
Black Rock Church
Invigorator Horsford's Acid Phosphate Ad
An invigorator advertisement extols Horsford's Acid Phosphate to relieve languor fatigue and nerve exhaustion. It promises a tasty, refreshing taste and urges readers to drink the product.
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Horsford
Rink
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