Senate Orders Labor Board to Investigate the Steel Strike
The Senate adopted a Kenyon resolution calling for a federal inquiry into the steel strike to determine causes and possible remedial action. Senator Thomas opposed strikes and argued the labor situation needs careful handling. The inquiry is planned to hear witnesses in Washington, with John J. Fitzpatrick expected to attend.
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Senate
Labor Board
Washington
Senate St Peter
Kenyon
Republica Tow
Cola Wwashington
Thomas
Colorado
Othr
U. & Steel Corporation
John J. Fitzpatrick
Ehchyman
Gary
Steel Corporation
Skenyon
Wadnesdaf
Filapatrick
Chicago
John Filapatrick
United States Senate
United States Steel Corporation
Commmitee
Wenyuan
Legion Enrolls 125 On First Day
American Legion drive enrolls 125 former service men on opening day. campaign aims 500 new members in ten cities. Two new recruiting centers opened at Mast Bridge port J A Mc Namara 923 East Main and John Jones 538 Hallett. Main office Wind pharmacy 98 Main Street. Two more branches planned West 1nd today. Wakeful attendance planned at Poli theater next Sunday with General Clarence R Edwards to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mast Bridgeport
J. A. McNamara
East Main Street
John Jones
Hallett Street
Wind Pharmacy
Main Street
Dc Nutt
Fairfield Avenue
Boston police strike continues as commissioner refuses reinstate
Boston police commissioner Curtis reiterates he has no authority to reinstate striking officers. He notes jobs are vacant and the law precludes differentiating between veterans and current union members. He mentions possible civil service examination hurdles for those who left the force.
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Boston
Curtis
Department
Laaw
Civil Service Commission
Connecticut lawmakers urge governor for special session on federal suffrage amendment
A group including Alex H. Robinson and William Primrose appeared before Governor Marcus Holcomb at the State Capitol to urge a special session to consider ratifying the federal suffrage amendment. The petition notes many states hold sessions, Connecticut’s historic role in liberty, and asks the governor to call a special session to ratify the amendment.
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Clark
Alex H. Robinson
A. J. Connor
William 18. Primrose
Ivan J. Morehouse
Stratford
Harry RR. Sherwood
Westport
Connecticut
Republic
State of
Marcus H. Holcomb
Obituary notices and funeral services across Bridgeport area
A string of obituaries and funeral notices from Bridgeport area papers includes Mrs Josephine Gow Marrant passing after an illness, services at a local church, and burial in a city cemetery. Also noted are Miss May Wallon death, Miss Harriet Hynersl and Miss A DeWolfe DeWolfe, with services at homes and churches. George Seeley and John L Grant funerals with masses and burials, and Adolph Lessert death with private service. William Byron, Esther Curtis and Christina Taylor obituaries mark multiple bereavements with varied ceremonies. Police report Picknor car theft on Stratfield Avenue near Tim Street with a general alert issued.
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Josephine Gow Marrant
Jose
G. Trarcini
George Phinarpani
Meoley Street
Josephine
Margaret
Tate
Sacred Heart
Ballou
May Wallon
Itallon
Shepherds of
Vyiet A. DeWolle
Min Agata Ua
Dewotte
Boston Avenue
I. Schuyler Foster
Second Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
George M. Seeley
George Seeley
Love Hunther
Sears
Henry J. Bishop
Huirfeld Avenue
Tonnth Sadder
Christ Jepiscopal Church
Park Cemetery
Adolph, Lessert
Adolph Lessert
Yasterday
Huntington
Stratford
Lesseart
Hagides
Amelia
Caw
Adolph
Leona
Nichols
Nichols Cemeless
Nichols, Daughters
Witenaels
DeWolfe
John Tt Grant
John L. Grant
Nomi
Catherine Mac Yroney
Momestead Avenue
St. Peter's
R. C. Shurch
Michael Aie Lynch
Edward J. Shaughnessey
John Landry
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Court Pequonnock
Monasters of America
James and
Frank Rhyan
Aon
Mugh
William O'Donnell
Vernon Mahoney
St. Michael's Cemetery
Michael Z. Dayneh
Christina J. Taylor
Christina
Taylor
Hawley & Wilmot
Archibald
J. Campbell
Wasneton Park M. FE
Bristol
R. K
William
Byron
Harrall Avenue
Bridgeport
Wiliam
George II
Nevlie Judwis
Frank Byron
Mullins, Scott & Redgate
Golden Fim
1St. Augustine's R. C
St. Michael’s Cemetary
Esther TD. Curtis
Esther Ll. Curtis
Ah Warriet Street
Unclear wartime relief decree reported in press
Fragmentary text mentions a general named Rae or Rae erat relieved from command, with references to Rome and September. The scrambled lines obscure names, dates, and units, preventing precise identification of the officer or the action.
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Rae Erat
Rome
Jtas
Pup
Ex Service Men to Gather at Bridgeport Theater Sunday
Ex service members from Bridgeport and nearby areas are urged to attend a Sunday meeting at Weatherol Theater, headlined by General Edwards of the Yankee division. Edwards will address the crowd after a brief introduction by local organizers, aiming to enroll veterans into a new regional association and promote the postwar welfare of ex servicemen.
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Ao Damghaey
Terie
Teisde
Hame
United States
Thy
Cum Aires
Vegadits
Alus
Bridsenport
Weatherol Theater
Generedwards
Connec- Lieb
Edwards
Northeyslyen
Army
Boston
Bridgeport
Police arrest man for reckless driving and theft
Samuel Baraveky of 616 Berkshire Avenue was arrested last night on charges of reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle without a permit. Additional notes indicate theft of material at a plant associated with a phone company and involvement of a worker named Volca Wals at Columbian where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Baraveky
Berkshire Avene
Phophone
Paderewski Presents Polish View Before Supreme Council
Paris Sept 28 Premier Paderewski of Poland addressed the Supreme Council this morning on the fate of former Austro Hungarian crown lands. He presented Poland’s stance on the disposition of territory with Polish and Ukrainian claims over Cilicia noted as contentious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Council
Preamice Paderewski
Poland
Cilicia
Army Training at High School Grows New Cadet Corps
Commencing Monday drills will be held daily at the high school to train a trainee unit. Major Rose directs the ten week course for senior pupils with six weeks waiting each summer. Graduates may continue training at colleges or universities requiring military qualifications. The program aims to foster good citizenship and national service.
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Wemyt Training Corps
William ‘Cl. Rose
Ihe
Pumier
Malar Rove
Suarmer Ab
Wy Hong
Onliowes Unil
Hefara Hein
Pait
Tle
Philippines
Kaw
Local 116 Mulls Disbandment Over Lavit Case
Local 116 members say they may disband and have members join Local 30 unless Grand Secretary Davison completes proof of charges against Juavit. Bridgeport officials expect A M of M grand officers to visit soon to straighten out the organization’s affairs amid internal camp activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lavit
J. C. Davison
Juavit
Local 116
Tonal 116
Tha
A. of M
Bridgeport
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Poli’s
Clarence R. Edwards
Europe
Boston Policemen
Robinson
Holcomb
Picknor
John W. Picknor
Stratfield Avenue
Tim Street
Orelock
Lever Brosen
Paderewski
Bornes
Elan
U.S. Pat
Army Training
AV High School
Davison
Sli
Corn Products Refining CC
P.O
New York City
Messrs. Ahern & Cahoon
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Aostol
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Lux
Lux i
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge, Mass