Socialist Claims Seat in New York City Meeting
Socialist alderman candidate Edward Cassidy claimed a 207 vote plurality in last election and said he would not yield his seat before his term ends. On Tuesday April 27 in Armory A. A. hall speakers included Gasper McLevy former Assemblyman, Milwaukee Mayor Daniel Hoan, and James Maurer head of the American Federation of Labor in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdward Cassidy
New York
Lie
Metrovalls
Carpenters’ Hall
Tim Street
Pariy Hove
Gasper McLevy
August Claessans
Two Autos and Two Bicycles Stolen in City
Police report two autos and two bicycles stolen yesterday from local addresses. A Ford runabout belonging to Morris M. Robin at 825 Colorado Avenue was taken from a Wood avenue garage. A Buick sedan with plate 0484 was taken from New Haven. Bicycles owned by Ceril Linehan of 71 Highland Avenue and William O'Brien of 202 Pedern street were stolen from nearby locations.
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Morris M. Robin
Colorado Avenue
Wood Avenue
New Haven
Ceril Linehan
Highland Avenue
Thercade
William O'Brien
Pedernd Street
Whitman
State Street
Donor's Wife Describes Recovery Appeal in Bridgeport
Mrs Lallian Denol of Ter Deacon Street Bridgeport narrates a health decline and energy loss, then credits a tonic named EXCLA RTIGAN'S for relief. The ad lists multiple pharmacies selling the product across Connecticut towns including Stamford Southport Westport Stratford Milford Ansonia Seymour and Derby.
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Lallian Denol
Denor
Ter Deacon Street
Bridgeport
Cinot
Oior & Exclartigan
Insiend
Agi Main
Congress Streets
Luin
Switzers
Southport
Wm. St. John
Stratford
Goopn Road Men Quit Strike Saga Continues
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor said unions would back brotherhoods in their fight with insurgent strikers and would confer with brotherhood leaders tomorrow. Reports from Cincinnati indicate loyalty to the union.Detroit demands from 4000 yardmen. Kansas City unrest with 1595 out and 200 returning to work. 2690 on Pittsburgh and Lake Erie out. railroads see no settlement progress as strikes spread across Michigan and Ohio.
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Samuel Gompers
Tabor
Clevelani
Watkout & Mistake
G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cincinnati
S. Dent Amerie
Ohio City
Kansas City
Richard Hopkins
Detroit
Newely
Niles, Tuckson
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Saginny
Tink and Pentiac
Mich
Traths
Pittsburgh
Gatandsti
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Freight and Passenger Traffic Crippled to Pittsburgh
Freight traffic in and out of Pittsburgh on the Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroads was at a standstill. More than 3,500 employees of the Pittsburgh and Lakes Erie line joined a strike, halting through passenger trains on the Pennsylvania system. Officials warned the situation could reach a critical stage within 24 hours if strikes continued, as 1,490 men in the Poondo WS yards and 400 conductors walked out, with limited services to New York and Boston suspended.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
Pittburgh
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Fittsburgh
Poondo WS
New York
Corm
Pittstowen
Boston
Hense
Firther
Springfield switchmen lauded for holding posts at meeting
In Springfield Massachusetts on April 11 a noon meeting of Boston and Albany yard switchmen at West Springfield boosted hopes they will remain at work. Brotherhood officials expressed confidence a walkout today is unlikely as yard employees of the Boston and Maine and New Haven appear opposed to striking now.
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Springfield
Mass
Stor
Boston and Albany
West Springfield
Brotherhood
Boston
May
New Haven
Freight moves from Cleveland as strikes begin
New York Central officials report 300 cars of westbound general freight and 200 cars of eastbound foodstuffs handled in Collinwood yards today by about 24 switchmen. Yardsmen face meetings with no decisions while plants cut jobs and furnaces idle amid the strike.
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Cleveland
Newt York Central Railroad
Collinwood
Pittern
New ‘York Central
Cal
Linswood
Cleveland Yardsmen’s Association
Tracherhead
Railroad Thitinones
Oseraehemen
Armerican Steal and Wire Company
Newburgh
Palmer to act on strike today in government move
Washington reports say Attorney General Palmer will decide today on government action in the strike wave sweeping key centers. Officials gathered evidence by telephone and telegraph, with staff attorneys reviewing cases of government action during strikes. The inquiry extends beyond initial scope, considering possible use of the Lever Act and a possible criminal indictment.
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Washington
Palmer
Department of Justices
Strila
Fein'y
Genena
Georgia
Canters
Burle
Che
Ascrat
al Instructiona
Offiica
United States
Eri
Switchmen at Worcester Yards Quit. Return After Meeting
About 50 night shift switchmen of the Boston and Albany railroad at Worcester yard quit work late yesterday. They agreed at a union meeting to return and other union members resumed work. The day shift reported for duty and railroad officials granted four hours off to attend a mass meeting of railroad men to discuss the strike issue.
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Worcesticorn
Mass
Boston and Albany Railroad
Worlk
Thy
Lackawanna R R Hard Hit By Strike
Suranton Pa April 11 Officials say only passenger trains moved today on the Lackawanna line and they expect abandonment within about 34 hours. A firemen meeting reported a strike vote though no authoritative result yet. The strike has not yet affected the Pennsylvania division of the Delaware and Hudson but could tie it up by tomorrow.
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Suranton. Pa
Lackawanna Railroad
Slike
Pinnsylvania Division
Delaware and Hudson
Toomorrow
Pitcairn Yards Close After Force Walkout
The railroad yards at Pitcairn, a major locomotive center on the Pennsylvania Railroad, shut down tonight as switchmen conductors and brakemen joined a strike. Over 9,000 workers were affected by the walkout.
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Pitcairn
Force
Pitcaburgh
Peon
Pltvalen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spinach linked to two deaths in unclear incident
A murky report from April describes suspected poisoning linked to canned spinach. Authorities note a first death and a second, with investigators probing possible contamination or prank manipulation. Names and precise details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Snowflake Marshmallow Creme Dessert Demo at Market
A Bridgeport Public Market demonstration promotes Snowflake Marshmallow Creme as a finishing touch for desserts and treats. The ad invites shoppers to see the tester explain various desserts and to obtain a free booklet “Desserts of Quality.”
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New England
Kong Tele
Dtke
Nike
Bridgeport
Nation Wide Lottery Campaign Arrests Reported
Fourteen Columbus men were jailed on charges of selling lottery tickets as part of a national sweep. Authorities say the operation involved four major lottery outfits linked to Honduras Cuba Alaska and a Toledo printing house. Arrested were a general agent and several ticket sellers including Clarence Krauss Dennis Good August Kaiser Philip Sehnclub William Weilbacher and Conrad Bauer along with others in Ohio cities. Police say federal officers had pressed for action.
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Otews
Aneraciiy
Doug
Columbus
Seleou
Honduras
National Bank of the Republic of Cuba
Toledo
Ohio
Polies
U Rey Urned
Tole
Lie Honduras com +pany
Clarence D. Krauss
Dennis Good
August J. Kaiser
Philip
Obituary notices and services across several families
A jumble of obituary notices lists Theodore Christensen and others with funeral times, locations, and survivors. Services are noted at Scandigan Mission Church and various local churches, with burials in Mountain Grove Cemetery and Park Cemetery. Names include Avie Leigh Barrier, Rose Eien J. Quire, Robert C Wakehead, Henry Stone, and Frederick L. Weaver, among others.
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Theodore Christensen
Pureral Services
Scandigavian Mission Church
Wirth
Mr. Hemdrinlswon
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Era of Spirit 10 Begin Says Walsh at Forum
Dr Fames J Walsh, noted Catholic intellectual and scholar, spoke at a forum on the World War’s aftermath and reconstruction. He urged a shift toward spiritual works over materialist aims, citing Europe’s desolation after wars and Napoleon’s purge as evidence that culture can rise from hardship. He warned America will suffer readjustment pains but emerge stronger with renewed artistic and literary purpose.
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Fames J. Walsh
de Walsh
Walsh
America
Well Known Milford Woman Dies at Home
Milford April 21 Mrs Martha J Hopkins of 43 High street Milford native of New Haven died Saturday night. Survived by daughter Miss Irene Warrenn an assistant principal at Milford High School two sons Howard J Hopkins and Fred J Hopkins of Chicago two brothers Edward F H Judd of Milford and William J Judd of New Haven. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1 0 o clock conducted by Rev Lesa Brigns. Burial in Faith Haven.
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Willams
William Ft
Lindley Strott
Wte
Streitford
Michael J. O'Casnor
Reqnem
St. James Sich
St. Miglae
Weber
Milford
Martha J. ‘Hopking
Elmer
EH. Wopkins
High Street
Hopkins
New Haven Bee
Saxe
Une Hinsbald
Irene Warrenn
Milfard High School
Howard 1
Fred Jt Hopkins
Chicago
Edlward FH. Judd
Milfard
William J. Judd
New Haven
Lesa Brigns
Wisst Gaurech
Faith Haven
Whiskey in egg cases jolts Rutland rail town tale
A former newsbot on the Rutland railroad was shot in the left shoulder by customs officers after refusing to tow his jalopy trick car. Authorities reported whiskey and gin were found in cases in the vehicle.
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Rouses Point
N. Vo
Foxeph Agin
Rutland
Milford limits jitney to ten for Bridgeport beach trips
Milford authorities will limit jitneys to about ten buses for service from Bridgeport to area beaches this summer. Sheriff James Maher said the plan mirrors winter operations and aims to protect regular drivers from new jitney competition while the season opens. Buses would run on a four to six minute headway.
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Milford
Bridgeport
James Maher
Millora Beaches
Home of UM's Barn Hosts Stilwagen Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Stilwagen reside at 950 ae street Wordnos Stufferngon. At 2:80 o'clock tonight they will visit City Grove cemetery for a briefing or event.
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Prank Stilwagen
Tountein
Grove Cagnetery
C B Tibball Dead in Milford Community
Tibball died Friday morning after a long illness in Milford. He was a printing business partner with Joseph R. Clark of West River Street and a member of local groups Wy and Ackenashirl. Funeral at his father Chas L. Mirhail of Milford Point home Wednesday at 2. Rev J D Carlson of Plemiouth Church to officiate. He is survived by widow Jane Jaughter. Public notice mentions the new lord mayor of Tanday Sir Edward Cooper as an accomplished organist.
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Joseph R. Clark
West Ricy Street
Th Jocal WO
Ackenashirl
Ted Men
Heeld
Chas
Mirhail
Milfor Point
J. D. Carlson
Tanday
Edward Cooper
Personal Grudge Origin of Strike Continues
A disrupted wage dispute unfolds as Grunay, a yard foreman, argues with management over reinstatement and pay rises amid broader labor pressure. Officials discuss committee passages and possible wage movements while public opinion and political signals loom.
Rebels Seize All Government Property at Sonora
In Nogales Sonora on April 1 rebels seized all federal government property including customs houses. A man named Ansonia Lombardus of 90 Howes Street was shot in the neck. authorities suspect Joseph Robengi. Lombardus was treated at a Derby hospital and later sent home in serious condition.
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Nogales
Sonor
Mexica
Republi
Sonora
Ansonia
Silot
Ansonea
French Charge False Reports in Ruhr and Freiburg Clash
A French proclamation in the Ruhr denies rumors of US demands on French troops and labels as false reports of unrest. It cites notching exchange of shots near Freiburg as French cavalry clashed with German mounted detachment after the area was occupied.
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Ruhr
Canaport
United States
Weather features shifting patterns across regions
The forecast notes cloudy conditions and milder warmth in parts of New York and surrounding areas. A storm center over New Mexico moves eastward, bringing unsettled weather with potential changes by Monday night and Tuesday as temperatures rise in southern regions.
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Wid
Marler
New Yorks
New Mexico
Athiarties
Atlantic
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Ase
Fairfield Avenue
Wireless Department
American Hardware Stores
Middle Street
GOO Penn Road Men
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Worcester Yards
Lackawanna R. R
Heck
Eck
Rae
Coustrty
Tappe
Lawrence U
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Englewood Teotatle
Wospital
Merchert &. Brown
Olive Congregational Church
Park Cemetery
Rose Fr. Quire
Rose Eien J. Quire
Sereniah Fr. Quire
Stratford Avenue
Howe Britsford
Ates
Vey Cintke
George Quire
Suevico Hes
Altenggn
Henry Bisnop
Fairfield Avenus
Robert C Wakehead
Ratford
Congresa Dena
Mountain Grove
Ametary
Eral Rose Wavey
Annie Schade
Vine High Masa
Raquiemn
St. Augustine's Churen
George F. Nong
John Haver
Henry Stone
Michael's Cemetery
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Frederick Lb
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Tividystrant
Die Compins
Bridgeport cWagaitat
Tishme
Kenwood Avenue
Grasrré
Fairfield
Avon
Dandler
Ruta
du J. J. Walsh
Delver Wien
Tibball
Busim Atilford
Mabye
Radhes
RTT
Ose Serio
Petechor
Panto
Autoracsrn
AL Jolson
T. B. Harms and Francis
DAY & Hunter
New York City
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Orman
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Abinnie
Denver
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Dacksonville
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Certain Feed Products Corporation
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Park City Lumber CO
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