Independent Voters Back Allen Vincent For Mayor
Bridgeport independence group of Sixth District votes unanimously to back Allen Vincent for mayor on the Democratic ticket. Prominent broker William Hincks endorses Vincent. a Friday night meeting at 320 Center Street will rally independent voters to boost the candidacy. Delegates to the September 30 city convention show growing support for Vincent over Clark among younger Democrats, with many pledged to switch if needed.
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Republican Club
Center Street
Enceyt Tse
Bridgeport
Philip O'Connell
William Crowley
George Stafford
Anthony Alda
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Vinevent
Joan A. Cornell, Jr
Clark
Police Care For Lost Kiddies In Bridgeport
Bridgeport officers spent a busy day guiding nine youngsters aged 2 to 7 who wandered city streets. Police from multiple precincts rowed in to reunite the tots with their parents, some traveling long distances before nightfall. A three year old girl was found on Capitol avenues and later returned to home by her older brother.
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Hope for 5000 members in Bridgeport Legion drive
An American Legion enrollment drive in Bridgeport aims for 5000 members. Major Frederick J. Adams reports 500 enrollments already with applications pouring in at all branch stations. Campaigns include factory visits, Slavonian clubs, and upcoming monster meeting at Poll's Theatre with Major General Clarence R B Rawards addressing locals about the Legion and its future for veterans.
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George Werrio
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Navy
Edwards
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Democracy Sneered At By Certain Groups Says Gompers
Washington September 24 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor told the Senate interstate commerce committee that Judge Blom of United States Steel had acted flippantly and autocratically toward labor. He cited the steel strike as proof of the need for strikes by labor unions and warned that democracy is challenged by those who claim it is a ruse used by employers to cheat workers. He urged delay of the strike until after President's industrial conference.
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Railway Workers Threaten Nationwide Strike in Britain
London reports a new government crisis as railway workers threaten a total stoppage unless a wage normalization deal, long disputed since March, is settled to workers' satisfaction. Sir Erle Geddes has taken transport duties and meetings with leaders are planned to prevent a strike.
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Doctors in Dundalk Ireland Go On Strike Over Pay
In Dundalk Ireland doctors struck demanding a minimum weekly salary of seven guineas for all public services. Average annual pay previously stood around 275 pounds. Several patients seeking treatment at dispensaries were turned away.
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War in Europe Deepens Over Fiume and Italian Action
Paris dispatches relay alarming peace conference reports on DaAnnunzio's control of Fiume and Italian moves through Spalatro and Zara. Tensions rise as Bolshevik fears and U S willingness to concede influence shape demands. Garibaldi reports from Paris on Italian insurgent strategy and possible settlement terms.
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Clemenceau says League can exist without US ratification
Paris Sept 24 The French chamber heard Premier Clemenceau explain that even if the United States Senate rejects the league of nations covenant the league can endure for years. He stressed that the Franco British and American alliance treaties would still protect France, and that US ratification is not essential to France's security.
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Five Guernsey mill units resume operation after strike
Cambridge dispatch notes strikers returning to posts as five of ten mills at the Guernsey plant of the American Sheet and Plate company come back into operation. The recovery appears gradual with workers resuming duties at the factory town plant.
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Italians Ready to Join D Annunzio Army
Members of the Circolo Pomposi meet and unanimously vote to join D Annunzio's forces in Fiume. News from Paris says Garibaldi announced Italian troops would occupy Fiume within fifteen days, with Dante Alighieri and four destroyers aiding the operation. A battalion is formed to keep up the recruiting.
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Strikes Seek Gains as Employers Press Back in Pittsburgh
Reports from Pittsburgh describe union organizers called to reinforce steel workers and Mine Workers in recruiting non union labor while plants push to raise production. In Chicago and Youngstown, conflicting reports show partial plant operations and spread of job actions. Senate inquiry looms as officials claim violence declined, with Gompers accusing steel firms of coercive tactics.
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Colorado Fuel
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Cleveland
Senate Inquiry into Strike Aims Broad Steel Labor Causes
The Senate labor committee prepared to begin hearings on a nationwide steel strike with Chairman Kenyon leading. The inquiry will examine causes, who is affected, labor relations, and the roles of stakeholders including Gary and the United States Steel Corp. Officials plan to hear from strike leaders and analyze plant impact, foreign versus domestic workers, and antistrike negotiations and delays.
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