Mayor Wilson Faces Question On Next Town Chairman
In a tense Saturday afternoon exchange Mayor Wilson and officials discussed the pending resignation of Town Chairman Alex Robinson. Reporters pressed for comment as the GOP fate and internal power dynamics surfaced, with aldermanic figures noting Robinson’s departure followed a string of party incidents. The Board of Aldermen chair Edward J. McManus and other city leaders weighed the ripple effects as the party moves to select a successor amid shifting alliances and procedural steps.
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Pairman
Frank Stapleton
North Waah- Iogton Avene
Raymond Coates
Stratford
Green
Columbia
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Cox
Bridgeport
New Haven
Wave a Baby? TU MAMMALA CORPN Addressed
Unclear text mentions TC and a company at 102 Third Avenue, Newerk. The fragment appears to reference sending something to a corporation and a baby wave phrase. No clear event or names beyond TU MAMMALA CORPN. and a Newerk address.
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Bookles
TU Mammala. Corpn
Avenus
U V Greene Co Under Probe In Legislative Battle
The report details inquiries about the HLV Greene company sting and attempts to gain authority for investigations. Legislation failed amid Senate opposition while counsel advised an audit by certified accountants for all so called insurance companies. Audits and book examinations were nearly complete with final results expected soon. The Greene company operates offices in Blain and nearby areas.
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Falls Beom Stepladder Injury At Home
Fred Dalley, 47 Drow Place, fell from a stepladder last night and bit his lip. He was brought to Emergency Hospital where Dr. J. A. Maxwell treated a perforated laceration, closing it with stitches on both sides.
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Wilestreet
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St Vincent's Hospital
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Seaside Park
Max Annick
Woodsavanie
Local Trolleymen Set Critical Meeting Tonight
President John Hurley of the local trolleymen union has issued a call for a meeting at 7:80 tonight in Forester's Hall, 62 Cannon Street. The session is described as of great importance to all members and every member is urged to attend.
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Forester's Hall
Cannon Street
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Made Head of New York Division Steinke Clark
Steinke Clark is appointed head of the New York division succeeding Charis Et. Mouser as superintendency changes up the chain. The move places Clark with 20 years in the company, rising from telegraph operator to superintendent across multiple divisions before reaching the New York post.
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Tennessee Delays Suffrage Action in State Legislature
The Tennessee House debates suffrage ratification and potential two thirds necessity. Leaders warn a failure to reach constitutional majority could delay ratification, while the North Carolina Senate defers action. Observers note Tennessee remains the last practical hope if other states stall, with 35 ratified and 4 rejected nationwide.
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Obituary notices for Mrs Anox Thuy and others in city
Obituaries for Mrs Anne Duty Mrs Nellie Treat Mooney and William Strickland with funeral details at Mullins Scott Redgate George Porter and Henry Bishop chapels. Burial at St Michaels Mountain Grove Lakeview cemeteries. Two men Simon Weildon and Harry Grimm held after a Main street brawl breaching peace. no assault charges filed.
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St. Michael's Cemetery
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Poles Repulse Russ Onslaught In Heavy Fighting On War Front
Reported heavy combat near Siechatow along the Warsaw rail line as Polish forces push forward, with gains of several miles and Red Army countermeasures at Lublin and Novo-Georg. Russians claim crossings and six artillery positions captured around Warsaw suburb Yeeds while Polish defense tightens amid rising morale and troop arrivals.
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Many Foreigners Held Prisoners in Scattered Reports
A report lists several foreigners and Americans held by Bolsheviks in Moscow and Siberia amid postwar unrest. Names include Ot A. W. Bidimay, Royal Cevley, Las quark, Calimldtaney, and engineer FH Reynolds. Additional notes describe injuries from accidents at Seaside Park and a factory shutdown affecting 400 workers at Dunn Worsted in Woonsocket.
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Ponzi Swindling Claim Sparks Federal Receivership Fight
In federal court today petitions seek receivership for the Security Exchange company amid disputes over notes and records. Governor Coolidge comments on existing laws, Attorney General Allen cites investor totals and promised payouts, while district attorney urges special legislation to curb fraud and protect legitimate business.
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Conn. Co. Plans For Trolley Bus Fleet Expansion
The Connecticut trolley company advances plans to replace some streetcars with bus units. Buses will match trolleys in color and styling while featuring similar seating and numbering. Officials expect open competition and a potential five cent fare, not exceeding six cents, with gate charges discussed.
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Weather outlook for Enstind region Wednesday
Forecast notes a steady temperature with little change through Wednesday and likely Thursday. Winds shift from north around Sandy Hawk to Hastoran with moderate gusts and showers, then improving. Almanac notes daylight saving and regional timing details.
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