Holt Says He Will Back President In Senate Bid
Democratic candidate Hamilton Holt told Yale's Lampson Lyceum he will back President Coolidge in both foreign and domestic policy if elected to the Senate. He argued the choice is simple between himself and opponent Colonel Binghan and outlined four major national issues including the status of women and the economy.
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Hamilton Holt
United States
Lampson Lyceum
Yale University
Coolidge
Senate
Connecticut
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Levier
Court of Appeals
Eternal Justice
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Permanent Court of
Civil War Veteran Dies at East Side Home Aged 84
An 84 year old Civil War veteran died at his East Side home. He served in the 2nd Connecticut Heavy Artillery and fought in major battles including the Wider seas and the Hurley of Mull Run. Survived by multiple daughters and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the local coroner.
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Mull Run
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Ceannetiout Nationel Guard
Durlal
David Walsa
Rederick Hisley
TRV Ge
Mra
Herbert Baloo
Rye Y
Ning Srande
Mes
Wik Dam Fitz
Misa Ktore Minnuck
Tevo Hides
Hertest Leroy
Kennett
Howard Baker
Samuel Conkambone
Rand
Celon
Death Certificate Links Bridgeport Woman to Poison Cause
Bridgeport records attribute the death of Anne Me Muller, 60 Wortp reet, to a medical condition linked to Paxinites. Dr MacFarlind and Farnis assess the case, noting concentrations found in the remains. The certificate confirms the cause as fatal and connected to the drug intake.
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Micide
Anne Me Muller
Wortpreet
Bridgeport
Ui Ness Ly
MacFarlind Ss
Suicide attempt by 19-year-old prisoner at Cheshire reform school
In a court room episode, 19-year old George Lubord of Seaview Avenue attempted to choke himself with a pulled necktie while awaiting commitment to the Cheshire reformatory. He was dejected and weeping among other prisoners as his mother, sister, and counsel urged him to calm, and deputies intervened with a rocket knife to cut the tie. Dr. Stevens diagnosed a heart ailment likely to trigger nervous collapse under confinement.
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George Lubord
Seaview Avenue
Criminal Superior Court
Ivan L. Mores
Vourt
Dubord
Denly
Ald
Jane E. Brennan
Tine
Pyaneus
Frank
Tabord
Krink Stevens
Stevens
W Liam M. Multhiehat Dabord
Col
Sypar
Grand jury to hear clues in Rogers death mystery
Miss Schneider and eleven others subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury in New Haven as investigators seek the truth behind the death of Charles C. Rogers, nephew of Mrs Orden Mille. Adis Marjorie Sneyd er and Frances Wilkins face questions about their movements on November 1, while Bernard Wynelin and Bernard Jones are linked to the case. Subpoenas also target Jester Brigot and James Farewell as authorities pursue fresh leads and testimonies about the fatal incident.
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Orden Mille
Taoit Ihem
Adis Marjorie Sneyder
Frances Wilkins
Ward Thureh
North Haven
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To Nave
Mas Schneider
Wardel
Jones
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Hla
Rogers
Hoge
Jester Brigot
James Bi Farewell
Cored
Hogers
Danbury Telegraph Editor Dead at 61 in Danbury
John J. Keartnan of Danbury died early today after years at the Way Company. He lived in Tenbury and was a member of St Peter’s Church. Funeral arrangements include burial at St Peter’s Cemetery following rites at St Peter’s Church.
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Vrain Bervice
John J. Keartna
Library Phace
Tenbury
St. Petre H.C
Burts
St. Peter's Cemetery
Fire Department budget requests three engines and rewards
The Fire Department seeks funds for three new engines and three vehicles, $20,000 for a drill tower site, $10,345 for a manual system upgrade, and $200 for rewards to informants against false alarms. Auditor and city boards review salaries, pension costs, and staff upgrades as part of a $42,200 expenditure plan for 1925 26.
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Wire Board
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James A. Manneld
James McCarthy
Samuel Corso
Whter Johnson
James Burke
Samuel Woo
Patrick Hamill
John J. Dolan
Edward Mahoney
James Tehin
Chiat Johnson
Fremen
Alaria Wagne
Weal Co
Coolidge urges Congress to keep down costs and resist excess
President Coolidge submits a broad domestic and foreign policy program urging economy as the watchword amid December appropriation drive. He backs tax cuts if the budget is kept within limits and stresses World Court adherence with safeguards. The message, read in both houses, calls for railway reform, rural development, anti-lynching laws, immigration tightening, and continued naval strength.
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Emuhien
Mayor seeks copy of New Haven ordinance on streetcar trolleys
Mayor Behrens asked City Attorney Ureenstein for a copy of the New Haven ordinance authorizing one minute trolley service on certain streets. Government will monitor developments in the New Haven station and will pursue similar action if the trolleys proceed.
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Henry Ureenstein
New Flaven
Cerain
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Trates
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Melugeport Rally
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Vata
Boy Coaster Dies in Danbury Coasting Accident
Danbury reports the season's first coasting fatality as 12 year old Haymond Barrett died from a double skull fracture after colliding with a wagon on Mountainville avenue. Driver Nelson Panasis was arrested for driving without lights and the coroner is expected to hold a preliminary hearing before Panasis's arraignment.
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Danbury
Tele-gram
Haymond Barrett
Barrett
Mountainville Avenue
Nelson Panasis
Delay Street
Panasis
John J. Phelan
Panuaia
Boston U S Attorney Removed by President Coolidge
Boston dispatch reports President Coolidge removes U S District Attorney Harris over unsatisfactory liquor case handling. Assistant AG Sylvester Bush carried the order. Harris leaves office at close of business December 4.
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Boston
United States
Harris
Coolidge
Sylvester Bush
Washington
Iarris
Department of Justice Tt
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Department of Juries
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Sailty
Nolu
Salisbury
Newburyport
Hoston
Harris Sai
Galvin Coolidge
Haris
Sixth District Club Nominates Tonight in North Avenue
Members of Stach District Republican club will hold their annual meeting to nominate officers and a committee to arrange Christmas entertainment. A committee to distribute baskets to the poor will also be chosen at the gathering this evening in the council rooms on North Avenue.
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Republian
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Christman
Coolidge Travels On Regular Train To Cut Costs
President Calvin Coolidge travels aboard a regularly scheduled train to Chicago for a livestock exposition, abandoning the private car tradition to save about 1704 dollars. He and Mrs Coolidge ride in a drawing room amid Secret Service and White House aides. The move aims to set a thrift example for departments and possibly Congress.
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Associated Press
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Bridgeport Civil War veteran dies at East Side home
BRIDGEPORT Luis E. Cook a Civil War veteran aged 84 died at his East Side home. Page 1 notes a mix of local items including a boy prisoner Dubord who attempted suicide by choking himself and a youthful bandit gang sent to reform school with Dubord’s sentence suspended. Mention of fire department budget requests and a poultry show opening with 1,600 exhibits also appears. Page 1.
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Luis E. Cook
East Side
Dubord
Bennett
Seng
Watson
Prizon
Disorder at DC Daughters of Confederacy meeting ends in police call
Police were summoned to restore order at a District of Columbia chapter gathering of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. In a preliminary session the convention, turbulent and divided, saw accusations between factions led by Mrs Drury Leadlow and Mrs V. R. Hutton over officers, with a single caller reporting to police as the meeting dissolved amid a heated argument.
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Five Die in Ohio Wreck as Interurban Crashes Truck
Five persons were burned to death and several others seriously burned when a Detroit Cleveland interurban train bound for Cleveland struck a truck and trailer loaded with steel at a North Line crossing near the Andatte section. Most passengers were Ohio residents.
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Andatte
Ohio
Funeral for Medora Morgan Held Tomorrow
The funeral for Medora Judson Morgan wife of Daniel N Morgan United States Treasurer under Grover Cleveland will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from her daughter Mrs Daniel F Brinamades home 242 Coram Avenue Shelton with burial in Mountain Grove Cemetery Survived by a son William Morgan and other relatives
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Daniel N. Morgan
United States
Grover Cleveland
Daniel F. Brinamade
Coram Avenue
Shelton
Horial
Mountain Grove
Morgan
Deen Tae
Washington Avenue
Brinsmaide
Mra
Whiion Mor
Falls Under Subway Cars Escape Death
New York December 2 Bert Somerall fell from the platform of a subway station and was struck by a six car wrecking crew. A hospital physician attended, but Somerall died. He reportedly said he saw some nasty warnings as he rolled into the gap between the tracks to escape.
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Bert Somerall
Somerall
Appointment of James Murphy as election moderator named
Rogislarsa of volny yesterday announced James Murphy Democrat of the First district as editor moderator for the territorial election on December 16. He will receive pay for services. Moderators named in various districts will receive pay for their work, listing several named individuals and precincts.
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James 13 Murphy
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Fo O'Conner
J. Mooney
Westport Residence Ransacked in Gas Theory Probe
Westport police and Bridgeport and state officers probe a break in at Mrs. Roger Militon on Beach Farm Road. Burglars ransacked the home of about $1,000 in silverware and jewelry while residents slept. Investigators consider the possibility burglars used gas to drug occupants. no definite suspect identified as they search for clues.
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Congress
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Bingham
Hult
Mss Schneider
Grand Jury
Rogers
Hena
Storrs
Rech Eri
Westport
Walter Duffy
State
Bridgeport
Rotbery
Mra
Bayi
Nashy
Paul Duffy
Senator Watson to Speak at Republican Rally December 4
Senator James F. Watson of Indiana will address a Republican rally in the High School auditorium to back Governor-elect Miram Bingham and the senatorial campaign. The event aims to boost turnout with district chairmen coordinating a record vote effort and a card index system to identify veterans.
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James FE. Watson
Indiana
Miram Bingham
John T. King
Alfred W. Burdick
Calvin Cool
Coolidge
Georges
Hill
Taras
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