Roosevelt Attacks Harding as Old Guard Split Widens
Franklin D. Roosevelt campaigns in Chicago urging Democrats and independents to support the San Francisco platform. He attacks the Republican split, labels Harding as the old guard, and says newspapers favor Republicans. He notes seven hundred women in attendance and calls for direct public appeal to voters.
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Republican
Cox
Chicago
Aus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Francisco
Sermon Harding
Theodore “Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Neilon
All Ciylllacion
Govarneur Cox
Macy State
Tan Monttey Erste
Mena
Republican Party
Holcomb Defiant On Call For Special Session
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb rebuffed Senator John H. Dillon urging a special legislative session to consider the suffrage amendment. He said no emergency exists and Senators should pursue approval through the next regular session after the November election. Holcomb affirmed support for woman suffrage but insisted on a constitutional path.
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Legislatum
Marcus H. Holcomb
John H Dillon
Shalton
Momauguin
Dillon
Holcomb
Dilson
United States
Halcom
Ponzi Seeks to Redeem Notes Amid Bank Closure
Boston August 4 Charles Ponzi longtime con man now claims he is a reformed financier He disclosed he once handled large sums for others and resigned from Hanover Trust Co after the bank was shut by Bank Commissioner Joseph C Allen Officials cited excessive loans and potential capital impairment The bank’s executive committee asserted most books show no poor loans and that Ponzi owed nothing though he had paid in the past
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Boston
Hanover Trust Company
Ponzi
Charles Ponzi
Joseph C. Allen
Dacosive
Allen
Wl Ham S. McNary
Pease Arouses Sen Dillon's Ire in Graft Rumor Fight
Senator Dillon accuses Sheriff Pease Judge Banks and party leaders of secretly meeting at the Algonquin club on August 7 to derail his renomination in the 26th district. He vows to run again, naming Banks as a rival while noting support from voters across towns. He also questions the pledge secrecy and calls for open party conduct in county leadership.
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Simeon Peage
Elmer S. Books
Republcan
John EB
Dillon
Sheltor
Jenks
Sharif
Judge Banks
Bary Sherwood
Westport
Robert Binclair
Monroe
Stek
Tes
Simran Pease
Algorauin Club
Elmer & Banks
Pease
Dilinn
Banks
Dion
Tynerit
Dillon Saya
Cox Plans Stop in Columbus for Democratic Campaign
Governor Cox arrives from Payton and outlines schedule for a Columbus visit. He will address the first rally of the Democratic presidential campaign in Perry, Ohio, tomorrow. The broader national tour is slated to begin shortly as part of his campaign push.
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Cox
Columbus
O. Ave
Payton
Camn Perry
Ohio
Political Leaders Exchange Views at Legislative Reunion
Informal politics marked the annual legislative union at Momauguin yesterday as 400 officials from state and county levels gathered for delicate discussions and social events. Notables included United States Senator Finink B Brandeges Colorel Robert C Eston of North Haven Major Isang UXman of New Haven and Governor Mi cas H Mele. The gathering highlighted municipal and state policy dialogue with limited public access and a dinner banquet following talks.
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Momauguin
Clr
Fesial Board
Suth
United States
Finink B
Brandeges Colorel
Robert C. Eston
North Haven
Isang Uxman
New Haven
James BR. Giran
Winsted
Micas H. Mele
Troernor Kifer B. Wilson
Fyank E. Bealy
Eeberg Wepe
Addrewian
Horoscope Craze Replaces Ouija Spends in Washington
In Washington on August 11, interest shifted from Ouija boards to astrology as the horoscope craze grew. Madam Marela, a leading figure, claimed a six year old prophecy that Mrs Wilson would become first lady. she asserted she predicted Mrs Wilson’s White House role long before the event.
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Washington
Marela
Wilson
Stara
White House
Marcia
Denver tramway workers vote to stay out strike stands
Denver August 11 strik ing employees of the Denver Tram way company voted 771 to 38 against calling of their strike and returning to work under company conditions after three Sousteemrs with Mayor Wood yuster ay including town figures. Washington August 11 Migdla town Canada 13 608 increase 1 757 or 1R 1 per cent. Laconia HL 1h 897 increase 714 or 7 0 per cent. Banta Rega Quiz 6 798 increase 941 oy 2 per cent.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Tramway Company
Wood Yuster
Washington
Migdlatown
Cann
GoLoshes to Cover Girls Ankles This Winter
Announcement outlines a shift in fashion toward galoshes and thin footwear for women this coming winter. Homer E. Sawyer of United States Rubber Co notes rubber goods demand rising as women adopt lighter, sleeker styles and low shoes.
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Askleswimiy
Homer EL Sawyer
United States Rubber Company
Busimees
Mexico ready to surprise world says Alvarado
Aug 11 report quotes General Salvador Alvarado, El Heraldo publisher and provisional treasury secretary, who declares Mexico is done with revolution and has launched an ambitious program of economic, political, and social development that will surprise the world within years. He outlines rehabilitation and reorganization plans discussed at a Pan American luncheon in New York.
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Mexico
Salvador Alvarado
el Heraldo
Mexico City
Treasury
Associated Advertising Clubs
Alvarado
Tril
Shanae
$750,000 Seized in State Liquor Raids
Hartford affidavits report a docket for 260 alleged prohibition violations prepared for Judge Inivein for the next U S court session in New Haven on September 28. Walstead Act enforcement shows 34 automobiles and 35 trucks seized with liquor and alcoholic salrts, commercial value $750,000.
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Hartford
Conn
Inivein
New Haven
Suffrage Forges Win First Tilt in Tennessee Battle
In Nashville Tennessee two suffrage forces won a first victory as a joint resolution to delay ratification until August 24 was tabled 50 to 37 amid heated debate. Campaigns move ahead with hearings planned on constitutionality and other ratification phases while opponents label deferral as obstruction and supporters push toward statewide sentiment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Aus
Cerlier
Frank Hall
Targe
Btary
White County
Poland to seek US aid for munitions in fight against Reds
Poland's minister Prince Lubomirski said Warsaw would request immediate material aid and credits from the United States to purchase war materials, aiming to sustain a free Poland per the US note. The Polish defense council warned of a world war if Bolshevik power prevails and urged constitutional governance.
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Warsaw
America
Poland
Associated. Press
Washington
Paoland
Russia
United States
Prince Lubomirski
Legation
Polish Cone
Linly
State Department
Bio
Rusia
Italy
Lloyd- George
Mislerano
Mate Iy
Ciroles
Italian Social Party
Poland Not Ready for Self Government Says Judge Lavy
Paris August 1. Judge Anton Lavy president of the New York municipal court returns from Warsaw and deserts that Poland is less fit for self government than the Philippines. He says the Polish army is in worse shape than Mexican bandits and calls Poland’s condition absolutely incredible.
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Paris
Poland
Philippines
Anton Lavy
New York
Munisipal Curt
Warsaw
Universal Service
Real Estate Board Organized by Bridgeport Dealers
The Real Estate Board of Bridgeport formed at a dinner meeting at Brooklawn Country Club led by A H Mackenzie. Speakers included F M Ward and John T Sian of New Haven boards with Seward G Brite chairing. officers elected: President A E Hancock Vice President G H Cponey Secretary Treasurer Percy B Anderson and executive committee Walter M Redfield and Lacey R Blackman.
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Real Estate Board of Bridgeport
Real Cabte Deaiers
A. H. Maskenzie
Chamber of Commotes
Brooklown Country Club
F. M. Ward
New Haven Real Estate Board
John T. Sian
New Haven Beard
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Archbishop Mannix Surges in Sympathy Across Britain
Archbishop Daniel Mannix of Melbourne arrived in London after being technically arrested on the Baltic crossing and disembarking at Penzance. Messages from sympathizers in England Scotland and Ireland pour in applauding his arrest and inviting him to address meetings. The secretary says none of the messages was conveyed with a definite plan for Mannix’s future.
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London
Daniel Mannix
Melbourne
Auatralia
White Star
Mner Baltic
Penzance
England
Scotland
Ireland
Hig Ar
Profite
Father Vaughn
Vaughn
Blue Ribbon Garage Suit Over 20 Packard Busses Delivery
Lincoln era case notes a $150,000 suit against Blue Ribbon Garage Inc over failure to deliver twenty Packard buses. Abraham Hagler claims breach of contract. Hagler alleges exclusive rights were promised in exchange for grand facilitation in New York. Proceedings set for September before the Superior Court.
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Bie Ribbon Garage, Inc
Pairfield Avenue
Can
Ron Sives
Soloman Hadesch
Abraham Hagler
East Main Street
Oscar AL H
Danonberg
A. Slavatsky
Superior Court
Johannes Schlott
Wiliam &. Secley
John T. King
Tt. Bedford
Standard
Aemplatns Siteses
Hagler
Defendanc
Blarck
Nick Feliver
Poolard
Ingle
Badeach
Cent
Agresmiatt
Lly- Ian
Trale
Wites Jai
New York City
Packard Shassla
New Yorks
Eric Report
Cydizney
Skeleton found in swamp clears up murder mystery
The Farmington skeleton, possibly of Joseph Coppola, aged 19, disappeared February 14, 1919, was found in a swamp. Arthur Williams Pratt of Darien, arrested in New York for theft of Coppola's car, was charged in Bridgeport court and convicted. Detectives searched Long Island Sound and the Coppola family plans Farmington review with authorities.
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Connecticut
New York
Parrington
Toulg Coppola
Bouton’ Street
Norwalk
Tha Skelaton
Charles
Coppola
Two Star
West Avenue
Morwilk
Bridgeport
Arthur Williams Pratt
Farmington
Hig
Pratt
Jaland
John J. Cunee
Wilcome
Parmington
Frank Virolli
Hans
Nds Department
Mmbers
Rami
Hareford
Waa
Dor
Recognition of Gen Wrangel Said to Be in Line of Policy
Paris August 11 The Temps says that recognizing the Russian government of General Wrangel would align with policy. The paper notes a frank display of the importance placed on the imperial character of all governments constituted in Russia.
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Gen. Wrangel
Paris
Wrangel
Temps
Bridgeport Trust elects Bryant to fill vacancy
Gerald Bryant, president and treasurer of the Band Crain company, was yesterday elected a. All eater of the Bridgeport Trust company's Air Bryant's election was to fill the piscelets, vacant by the death of Hebert R. Wheeler.
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Gerald Bryant
Band Crain Company
A. All Eater
Bridgeport Trust Comppanys
Bryant
Hebert R. Wheeler
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