Rev Thomas J Hanley Appointed to Waterbury Parish
Rev Thomas J Hanley of St Marys Church is named to lead the Waterbury parish. The move, confirmed by Bishop Nilan of the diocese, follows his two years at St Marys, with native of Dat and education at several seminaries and colleges noted in the dispatch.
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Thomas J. Hanley
ST. Mary’s
Waterbury
Thomas J. Wanney
A. St. Mary's Church
John J. Nilan
Ford
Watsary
IV. Y. Ev. Bennis J. Moran
Wilson Must Accept Reservations or Treaty Goes to People
Senator Lodge urged prompt action on the treaty and warned that if President Wilson rejects the reservations, supporters will take the issue to the people. He said Massachusetts is pleased the Senate added fourteen reservations to safeguard U S sovereignty and independence, not to nullify the treaty.
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Wilson
Washingdon
Lodge
Senate
Ruiajor
United States
Autoplane crash and telegraph pole smash near Hancock Avenue
A driver on Borneo Street collided with Antone Wiloey’s car on Waisfield Tos and then rammed a telegraph post on the sidewalk near Hancock Avenue. Ernest Lucas and his wife were hospitalized with rib and internal injuries. Lucas was later arrested for reckless driving and avoiding responsibility after another crash near Sprites Street.
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Borneo Street
Antone Wiloey
Pairfield
Ernest Lucas
Waisfield Tos
Hancock Avenue
Lucas
Gard Lucas
Vincent's Hospital
Fateas
Bostwick Avenue
Sprites Street
Wiles
Wiley
Sue
Npruce
St. Joseph Faces Serious Coal Famine
In St Joseph Missouri a coal famine grips the city as only three carloads sit in railroad yards and fuel is nearly unobtainable threatening the grit and power plant water plant and large industries. A major citizens meeting is planned for tomorrow to address the crisis, with the strike by trainmen in Kansas City cited as a main cause.
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Fosisph
Kansas City
Government to curb capital power and labor rights
Matthew Wollicks vice president of the American Federation of Labor outlines labor’s stance to Congress. He urges charter provisions must ensure workers can organize and bargain collectively through representatives of their choosing. He condemns injunctions and calls for approval of a league covenant and anti-strike law.
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Cummins
Washington
Congress
Matthew Wolle Vics
American Federation of Labor
Hays
Republican National Committee
Compromise Sought Anew In Peace Treaty Debate
Washington Nov 20 A new effort for compromise on the peace treaty is expected as Congress reconvenes. Leaders plan to push general legislation while private conferences may shape a fresh ratification effort. Some expect President Wilson to mention the treaty briefly, possibly delaying formal action until a compromise plan is ready.
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Washiington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
Disteleta
Aly Wilson
Wild Wind Storm Haunts Michigan Killing One Carpenter
A severe wind storm in Michigan, the worst since 1913, causes extensive damage from Detroit toRichmond. A carpenter, KM J. Ferrington, was killed near Jackson when a barn collapsed. Dozens injured by falling cornices and signs. Buildings damaged across Grand Rapids, Jackson, Port Huron, Saginaw, and more as wires and interurban lines fail.
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Detecovy
Mich
Nouv
Lie
Michigan
Ianiy
KM. J. Cferrington
Jackson
Port Iuron
Lake Fluron
Bac Shane
Bridgeport Mayors Message Focuses on City Needs
The mayor will outline city projects for the next two years including Steeplechase Island opening and a new city park. He plans to address salary increases for school faculty and police and fire departments, announce committee appointments, and discuss board president options and council organization. A report on the zene faye system and Connecticut company is expected, with potential action toward a receivership and fare reform.
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Bridgeport
City Hall
Grellarchal
Tmwealfth
Autumen Thewers
Easton
Wilson
Aeliy Park
Board of Aldermen
Id- Ngur
Ward J. McManus
William HH. Hogan
McManury
Pealytt. Beers
Firat Diatvsdyt
Vonmottlee
McManus
Zene Faye System Institute Regently Hs
Connectent Company
Connecticut Company
Bridgeport Man Killed in Head on Collision
Samuel Sousin of 996 Howard Avenue Bridgeport died after his car collided head on with a car driven by Croce of Waterbury. Sousin’s wife Josephine suffered head injuries and internal injuries, both rushed to Bridgeport Hospital. Croce is held on bonds of 1500 pending coroner investigation.
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Samuel Sousin
Howard Avenue
Josephine
Bridgeport
Sensin
Joli Grace
Seymour Street
Waterbury
Stratford
Laut Tigstyl
Monty Sonsin
Croce
John Z. Phelan
Sousin
Marrin
Dery
Soustin
Soansin
Mitt
Ridgeport Hospital
Two Spills Mark First Hours Of Six Bay Bike Race
A six day bike race began in Garden New York with two spills in the first hours. Giardio of the American Honted led the field early. Al Chardon fell and was replaced by Tibershion. later Keller and Flanley crashed on a bend injuring neither rider.
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Garden, N. Y
NW York
New York
Giaurto
Americat
al Chardon
Beector Tibershion
Chapman
Ative Wiles
Hone
Keller
Tiatn Flanley
Neather Glan
Governors Press for State Control of Coal
Governors of seven soft coal states urged rigid distribution and state administration. They called for a federal fuel program with an administrator per state, seeking equitable regionalization and tighter control to avert coal shortages. The group planned further talks in St. Louis and to press federal plans for coal production and reserves.
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Chicago
Phe
Frederick JD. Gardner
Missouri
St. Louis
Wielk
Morty Tay
Miles Clailey
Madison
Washington
Overniors
Frank ©. Lowden
Flinois
Janes F. Goodrich
Indiana
Harding
Gardner
Robertson
Quklahoma
A. J. Roberts
Tennessee
Gerfrald. Elophins
iSansas
Henry J. Allen
Cardnear
New Haven football player badly injured at Newfield Park
William Graney of New Haven suffered a serious leg injury in the third period of yesterday’s game with the American chain company eleven at Newfield Park. He collapsed after a hard tackle, was carried from the field, and taken to the hospital for examination where doctors feared a possible fracture.
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William Graney
Weathapel Elreet
New Haven
Fiphiaele
Washington Glees
Sh. Teapbee
New Traven
Commpany
Newfield Park
Draspiral Ausnorilies
Hoapilat
Graney
Waddie Reilly
Tol
Nagle
Rint
Advis
Tapine
Caainey
Rowrke & Boucher Orkney
Call for Federal Troops in Two Kansas Cities
Eight hundred citizens at a mass meeting in two Kansas cities urged sending federal troops to protect workers amid nationwide coal and railroad strikes. Mayors and chamber leaders sent telegrams to Governors Gardner and Allen requesting aid, while urging Major General Leonard Wood to assume command locally.
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Iransss City
Kansas Cities
Frederick D. Gardner
Missouril
Henny J. Allen
Kansas
Purk
Chamber of
Leonard Wood
Central Department of the Army
No Hope of Settlement of Kansas Rail Strike
Kansas City Mo November 3 All prospects for an immediate settlement of the strike of members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen are out of the question, it was learned from authoritative sources after a secret meeting today. About 1000 members attended as speeches for and against the walkout were given, but a majority favored continuation of the strike.
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Kansas City
Brotherhood of Railroad
New Mexican Note May Be Last Before Action
Washington dispatch reports the State Department sent another note to Mexico City regarding the arrest and imprisonment of Willi O. Jenkins the Puebla consular agent. Officials viewed it as possibly the last note, awaiting Carranza’s response and potential public release. Madrid protests U.S. action over Jenkins case, calling for Mexican handling without foreign intervention.
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Washington
Willi O. Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Me City
State Department
Madrid
Mexica Legation
United States
Mexico
Jenkins
Pueb
Congress Ready To Resume Work In Washington
Congress returns after a ten day recess to faces of a busy agenda. The railroad bill and the resolution declaring the war at an end are expected for immediate Senate consideration with the House to follow on appropriations and general measures. The Mexican situation is also expected to be a focus at the opening. President Wilson will transmit his message Tuesday and it will be read separately in the two houses due to the joint session restraint.
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Wallace
Bassy
Ciuress
Secral
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Wilson
United States urged to send 50,000 for Turkey
Attorney Charles S. Beury told a Community Forum that the United States should accept a Turkish mandate and deploy 50,000 American troops to Turkey to help solve the Balkan problem. He argued the United States alone commands Turkish confidence and could act altruistically as mandatory.
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United States
Turkey
Balkan
Charles S. Beury
Philadelphia
Red Cross
United Church Community Forum
Beary
Attempts to fool police end in misfortune for youth
The article recounts a young 11 year old, Waward Husqueau, who faked a near asphyxiation after breaking a pipe in police quarters and failed to escape custody. He and Matthew Curlian await authorities from Westhorn, Massachusetts, as readers are directed to continue on page two.
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Waward Husqueau
Matthew Curlian
Layman School
Westhorn
Maas
Two Silver Beach Tots Found After 5 Hour Search
Milford police disclose two children aged three and four, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll, were found crying for their mother at Silver Beach near Silver Rose after wandering about four miles from home. Mrs Carroll had left them at home earlier to attend church. search teams and residents aided in the rescue.
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Milford
Joseph Carroll
East Broadway
Silver Rose
Thomas McGill
Milford Center
James H. Maher
Real Wintry Weather After Storm Hits Bridgeport
A northwest wintry blast pushed the recent storm away yesterday. Temperatures in Bridgeport fell to freezing last night and stayed there for hours. Colder weather is expected today.
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Bridgeport
Disabled launch drifts out to sea off Rockawa
Seven men aboard a disabled launch reported drifting rapidly to sea off Rockawa Geach as strong winds hamper rescue efforts. Crew of a fishing stoop attempted lines to the craft but rough seas prevented salvage.
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New York
Rockawa
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