Riots erupt in Italian political dispute violence flares
In Rome and across several cities street fighting and arson mark the election campaign as fascists clash with socialists. In Leghorn two are killed after fascists attack socialist headquarters, while in Mantua Florence and Arezzo communist clubs are burned and offices destroyed. Dozens injured in daily clashes.
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Tavade
Socialist
Labor
CIA «Munist
Leghorn
Rome
Varigue
Italy
Ralesna
Fasisti
Masisti
Facisti
Carabineers
Arezzo
Fascisti
Fhe
Florence
Train Schedules Disrupted by Wreck at Prin m Junction
A wreck at Prin m Junction New Jersey tied up freight and passenger traffic on Pennsylvania lines for hours. Twenty cars of two-ton straight trains left rails, causing service disruption. No injuries reported.
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New York
Prin m Junction
N. T
Philadelphia
Soviet Rule Blocks Trade With United States
Secretary Hughes argues Soviet control bars large scale exchanges, noting Russia’s limited gold reserves and demoralized transport system. He cites war era trade shares and lumber output drops, stating prewar export potential remains unrealized and urging possible Readjustments for future U S Russia commerce.
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Hughes
United States
Gompers
Rugssia
Russia
HiuSle
Gamprr
Three Killed and Injured by Autos on Fequennock Street
Three people were killed and three injured in separate auto incidents on Fequennock Street near Jones Avenue and on Bostwick Avenue. Herman Freedman of 149 Sanford Avenue suffered severe head injuries with probable skull fracture. Vincent’s hospital reported improvement to condition 318. John Pavitz of 28 Grey Street Fairfield sustained facial lacerations and body contusions after a car struck him. the driver fled briefly, then the injured man was taken to a fire house and treated, later able to go home.
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Fequennock Street
Jones Avenue
Ty Herman Freedman
Sanford Avenue
By Vincent's Hospital
John Pavitz
Fairfield
Bostwick Avenue
Panitaz
Assault and arrests follow husband charge
Patrick Rudelmire was arrested and charged with assault after an incident at Michael Doyle’s in 814 yesterday morning. Mrs Marriet Rudelmire and Doyle were also arrested, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. Doyle treated for head injuries. Mrs Rudelmire, a heart patient, was taken to Hillside home under police guard.
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Patrick Rudelmire
Michael Doyle
Obituary notices for Troy Kunst Dorie and Benedict family
Multiple obituary notices from a local paper report deaths and funeral arrangements. John Joseph Troy of Crane company residence Butler Avenue died last night at St Vincent's Hospital. survived by widow, sister Mrs Charles Cain of West Haven, brother James P. Troy. Ernestina Kunst of 87 Merriam Street died Saturday. funeral at 2:30 PM from her home, burial in Park Cemetery. survived by husband William Kunst, two daughters Martha John of Pleasantville NY and Ayina King, three sisters, and three grandchildren. Manic 7 Dorie's funeral held at Sacred Heart Church with burial at St Michael's Cemetery. Laura M Benedict widow of John Benedict died yesterday at her son's home 769 Transisten Avenue. funeral scheduled for 2:30 PM tomorrow at bereaved home, burial in Stepney.
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John Joseph Troy
Crane Company
Butler Ave
Vincent
St. Peters Church
Troy
Charles Cain
West Haven
James P. Troy
William Kunst
Ernestina
Merriam Street
Park Cemetery
Mra
Martha John
Pleasantville
New York
Moss Ayina_ King
Mes
Tuling Dunath
Bertha Heinrich
Flenriatta Scheffler
Daniel Doyle
Manic
Dorie
Summer Street
Sacred Heart Church
Sermon Links Kingdom of God to Industrial Crisis
Dr. Wm. Horace Day, speaking at United Church, argued the kingdom of God begins with the individual and guides society through personal virtue. He warned that cooperation and understanding across classes are needed amid mine owners, workers, and government, in a world seeking peace and the way to self realisation.
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Horace Day
United Church
England
Kingdom of Gods
Kingdom of Sodas
Jesus
Wei
Part
London
America
Chima
Dr. Nay
Mass federal raids seize hundreds of quarts of liquor
Prohibition agents under William A. Marthy conducted widespread liquor raids across Racee, Macry, Fate 1a land, and Connecticut on Saturday. The Gyrenjarn country club in Bridgeport yielded 175 gallons whiskey and 120 gal of wine and cordials, with manager Cassillo arrested. Raids continued in New Haven and Providence as officers posed as diners and arrested several others amid a national crackdown.
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Actiita
William A. M
Rasee
Connecticut
Roslife
Gyrenjarn Country
Bridgeport
United Star
Hugh J. Lavery
Federal Building
Broad Street
Cassillo
Westminister
Lenox
New Haven
Providence
Welsey
Winktop
Boston
Anthony Denengalas
Prohibition
Kencobias
Wsent
Maria
Fhelurks
Austrian Urges Fusion With Germany Sparks National Demonstrations
Vienna reports show large crowds across Austria protesting government disapproval and urging incorporation with Germany. People from business, professional, civil service, and student groups chanted and paraded despite rain, praising union as Austria’s only salvation, amid entente relief threats.
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Vienna
Germany
Entente
Auathiz
Rathwus Senate
Racial Gulf Not Impassable Says Forum Speaker
Dr James K Breasted a renowned Egyptologist spoke at the United Church Forum recounting travels through Arabia Syria Egypt and Asiatic Turkey after World War I He argued against Kipling’s line claiming unity in human feeling while acknowledging racial differences as secondary He showed slides of Bible lands noting enduring features and discussed Damascus elections and constitutional rights in a Western parliamentary context
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James K. Breasted
James
Arabia
Syria
Egypt
Asiatic
Turkey
Chicago University
Kipling
Breasted
United Church Forum
Amarg
Orient
Eurene
Western Hemisphere
Brearted
Solomon
Aaron
Sennacherie
Desert
Liv
Damascus
Irish Singers Delight Casino Concert Audience
Cathal O Byarne charmed a large crowd at the Casino last night with ancient Irish songs sung a cappella. He performed favorites such as The Fover of Dromore and The Maid of the Sweet Brows Knowe, assisted by H J OConnell and Trish Union Pipes delighted listeners.
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Ireland
Cathal O'Byrne
Ana Glens
Emerald
O'Byrne
Dromore
Nell
Old Devers
Dromarn
O Byrne
H. J. O'Connell
Stratford
Themas Ennis
Wileen Proctor Curean
O'Bryne
Mr. Enniss
Water baron admits paying for twenty kegs in fraud scheme
Joseph Casillo promoter of Greenlane club and Joe Terry Lee are jailed in Brooklyn on $2,000 bail each for grand larceny after paying $5,100 for twenty kegs of spring water thinking they were filiréhasine whiskey. Fairchild of Hillsboro Oregon and Lee Baldwin of Centralia Washington are held as accomplices. The pair traveled as far as Cleveland and Buffalo to elude investigators before being captured.
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Joseph Casillo
Promiierny
Joe “Terry” Lee
Park Avenue
Hartes IV
Fairchild
Hillsborough
Ore
Lee Baldwin
Centralia
Washington
Brooklyn Polices
Bat
Lee
Cleveland
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Beacon Falls Rubber Co Sued by Bank of the United States
The Bank of the United States sues Beacon Falls Rubber Co in New York Supreme Court alleging four promissory notes of 6004 dollars each dated in 1920. The bank, after purchasing the notes from Blake Brothers, claims payment was refused at the company's New York offices.
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Beacon Falls Rubber Co
Bank of U.S
Beacon Fall Rubber Company
Beacon Falls
Supreme Court
New York
Bank of the United States
Fifth Avenue
33Nd Street
Lewis O. Warner
Tracy S. Miller
Blake Brothers
Wall Street
Corporation
Duane Street
Woman Admits Sharp-Object Incident Near Car
A woman confessed to a knife related incident involving a driver. She claimed she found the knife on the car door to prevent further assaults. One man suffered a hand injury while the other two women fled. the wife then left the scene.
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Sachs
Gwerpinaichak
Guider
Daylight Saving Vote Presented By Mayor Tonight
Local report says Mayor plans to present daylight saving proposals to Ridgeport council this evening. Outcome may influence timing of shifts and payment injunctions affecting small business finances as council weighs options and potential actions.
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Khe Ennision
Ridgeport
Neyman Council
Omnes
Lauraton Hall Alumnae Bridge Benefit Draws Big Funds
Lauraton Hall Alumnae hosted an attractive bridge event Saturday afternoon in Lauralton Hall's hall. The Auten association fundraiser cleared over $100 for the organ fund. Prizes went to Mrs. G. C. Robert Chase, Mrs. Henry Unland, and J. Stevens for auction, plnochle, and whist. Additional prizes awarded to numerous attendees.
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Lauraltion Hall
Milford Napier
Auten Association
Organ Fund
Andilosian
Schoul Gokors
Miss Stochr
Lauralion Hall
Shapter
Robert Chase
Henry Unland
Plnochle
J. Stevens
Catherine McDonald
Mildred Mac Encrowe
Mary Kinney
Whalen
Mary Costello
Catherine Lennon
Milary MicGovern
L. Garand
Olive Goodman
Mabel B . Catherine Brennan
Jane Lucas
Alice Moran
Gerald Walsh
Mary H. Murray
Mary Kennex
Catherine Malony
Elizabeth Spinney
Helen Dailey
Bridgeport
Anna Dickgiesser
Mary Keefe
Marjorie Lawrence
Plan 14 Hour N Y To Paris Air Trip
An optimistic article explores transatlantic air travel from New York to Paris, noting safety improvements and rail connections. It predicts airships with heavy payloads could replace sea travel, suggesting cheaper prices, cabin options, and same-day city dining possibilities in Paris, with rapid return capability.
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N. Y
Paris
Manretan
New York
Championship Game Ends In Draw In Havana
The tournament match in Havana concluded with a draw after 31 moves when Casablanca offered the draw and Lasker accepted.
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Havana
Casablanca
Lasker
D’Annunzio’s Fiume Law Sparks European Divorce Wave
Paris reports a dramatic shift as new divorce laws rise in Europe. D’Annunzio’s actions in Fiume allegedly trigger swift decrees and public cases, including Omar Lugano’s Swiss scandal and a famed pianist’s marriage troubles amid wartime romance.
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Paris
Urone
Tiume
Canal
Ventoo
D'Anatrein
Dendala
Wolden
Bridgeport Iron and Metal faces $135,000 suit in NY Supreme Court
The Bridgeport Iron and Metal company co defendants William Tilman and Nowike, linked to the National Metals Company suit in New York County, are accused of breaching a contract for firing bass cartridge shells. They agreed to buy 1,900 to 2,190 tons at 12 4-4 cents per pound, with delivery within five months starting October 4. Discrepancies between samples and delivered shells led to cancellation, while plaintiffs claim the revocation aimed to avoid price declines rather than inferior quality.
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Bridgeport Iren Tell Company
Owo
William Tleman
PHM
Supreme Court
New York
National Metals Comagine
Ial
Mladmuift
Bridgeport Iron & Metal Companys
Mandate Note Divides Japanese Official Circles
A sharp division of opinion in Japanese government circles over the American note on mandates is reported. Some officials urge maintaining a stance aligned with the Paris Supreme Council, while others stress rejecting the view that the Allied decision on the German islands constituted a peace-treaty collateral agreement. Publications vary, with Kokumin Shimbun predicting Japan may avoid direct clash by accepting control of Yap, while others call for a firmer stance.
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Torlg
Mate Dules
Iis
Japan
Supreme Councl de Paris
Supreme Council
Tim Ullstristion
Garman
Kokumin Shimbun
Amerie
Gelsling
Ately
Eastern BNai Brith Leader Honored Here
A dinner and reception at the Water Stratfield honor Henry Laitkhor with Abraham lodge No. Independant Bnai Brith presenting a U S flag. Mayor J B Wolgan praised patriotism as guests and officials, including Henry Greenstein and Max Cohen, attended the Springfield area event and noted the lodge’s service.
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J. Bo Wolgan
Dad Wane
Abraham She
Henry Greenstein
Abunhant Lodge
Nat Coldstein
Tucop
Kr’ ' ¢ Steiber
Mark Reins
Hens Fox
Lionel ‘Levy
Harry Mash
Jamin Weinikowith
Cohen
Her Jorister
Tenjamin Shalet
Bernard Liwinher
Hebrew Sick Benefit Society Elects Officers
Samuel Sherman presided at a Y M Halls meeting as officers were chosen for the Hebrew Sick Benefit Society. Aronatt was named recording secretary and treasurer Spisacki was elected. other trustees and officers included Holstein Teovis Gola Sick Samuel Soloman Brody and A Goldfarb DL.
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Hebrew Sick Benefit Society
Samuel Sherman
Hebresy Sefig Agssocialinn
Y. M. Hall
Wadizen
Aronatt
Iron Sur
Cording
Seer
Spisacki
Holstein
Teovis Gola
Samuel Soloman
Brody
A. Goldfarb
Tian
T. Zohn
Jerers
Kanneman
Ty. Megitnick
A. Goldfarh
Sherman
P. R
Ran and
HL Trogher
New Reparations Plan of Germans
A fragmentary report describes a new German reparations plan pursued by neutral states. Swiss Dutch and Argentine representatives kept actions private to avoid official ties with the move, fearing repercussions from Prance and other powers as European peace and economics hinge on President Hardin Fite’s stance.
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Nanticndiss
Tomorroot
Hardin Fite Dietiny
Columbia Club Honors Harvey at Camp Directors Meeting
Harvey elected vice president of the Camp Directors' Association of America at a Saturday session in Columbus New York City. He directs Camp Tin on Lake Kezar, Maine, where staff and training were discussed.
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Camp Directors
of America
Golumbie
New York City
Tin
Lake Kezar
Maina
Traiy Total Hoy
Advertising's Value and The Case For It Against Bloating Prices
The piece argues advertising stabilizes prices and quality, helping buyers. It claims without ads there would be no standard of value, more brands, higher costs, and more uncertain, wasteful shopping. Advertising educates, lowers prices, and ensures brand reliability and satisfaction.
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CBS
Cauh
Busec
Business
Ing
Sum
Rizker
Den
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