Beers Elected President Of Board Of Aldermen In Hamilton Vote
Beers defeated Hamilton 17 to 6 to lead the Hamilton board of aldermen as the mayor's control surfaced at the first post election meeting. The Broad Street extension loomed large as the mayor's annual message focused on the project amid debates over school improvements and party factions. A page, Chalis L. Noss, was elected without opposition, and several aldermen were appointed to key committees including Ways and Means and Streets and Sidewalks, reflecting the new administration’s priorities.
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Ralph T. Beers
Edward T. Mamilton
Republican Party
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Archer
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Hamilton
Broad Street
Vale of the Broad Street
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Page
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Martin
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Aldarmet Swne
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D'Ella
Reichert
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Caeldwell
Edward T. Hamilton
Bears
Mayor Flags Ulterior Motive Behind Broad Street Plan
Bridgeport mayor argues opposition to Broad Street widening aims to distract from the project. He defends city finances and notes debt and property values, asserting the city has funded improvements from bonds for permanent gains rather than current expenses. He criticizes critics for neglecting real estate value in debt calculations.
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Bridgeport Gift And Flower Fete Welcomes New Council
Bridgeport held a formal ceremony at city hall to inaugurate the new common council. Twenty four aldermen in chrysanthemum decorated jackets gathered as florals framed the mayor’s rostrum. Portraits of former Bridgenorsy mayors hung among palms and pink roses.
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City Hall
Bridgenorsy
Henderson Raps Government Policy in Race for Armistice
London December reports Arthur Henderson, returning from a labor commission survey, urging an immediate conference with Lloyd George to arrange a peaceful armistice. He calls government talks on negotiations impossible and says the current terror must end. Church and labor unite to press for a formal approach to calm lawlessness and ensure a balanced national settlement. Henderson plans to present his proposals to the prime minister.
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London
Arthur Henson
Henderson
Treland
Lloyd- George
Woman Admits Slaying Jake Hamon in Ardmore Shooting
Ciara Smite Hamon, sought since November for the fatal shooting of Jake T. Hamon, Oklahoma Republican National Committeeman and millionaire, confesses in an interview that she fired the shot. She says she is willing to stand trial before a jury of twelve who will judge her act.
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Sax Anthonyto
Texas
Des
Ciara Smite Hamon
Jake T. Mamon
Republican Nation
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Oka
Universal Service
Hunan
Willie
Awelve
Svarien
Charities department to provide unemployed with jobs on road
Bridgeport officials report the Board of Charities approved a plan to employ unemployed residents on Hillside home projects. Superintendent Angus P. Thorne will place applicants on road building, grounds grading, and general repairs to provide sufficient funds for families. The board authorized a tentative budget and to keep a list of candidates for industrial and general work.
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Charities Department For Aid
Board of Charities
Angus P. Thorne
Hillside Home
Om. Qadtamiane
Aromnes Otapemeouc
Superintangent Yhorne
Elvan
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Farmalen
Milelde
Thorse
Une
Thorne
Williamh Behrens
Temes J. Mtr Namarp
Jacob B. Kinin
BL. Sinykowski
Legion Session Ends With Resignation Over State Bonus
During a heated meeting in Bikes hall Frank J. Gianey resigned from the Legion. Harry Conger Post No 11 opposed a state fund increase and favored no bonus. Albert J. Merritt was elected post commander for the year. others named include Raymond Congdon Carl Westerberg Clarence Lister Joseph J. Devine F J Adwins and Rev John Landry. The first state Women’s Auxiliary convention will be held in February with National Commander Frank W Galbraith expected to attend.
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Stormy Messing
Frank J. Ghaney
Frank J. Gianey
Harry Conger
American Legion
Bikes’ Hall
Albert J. Merritt
Raymond Congdon
Carl Westerberg
Clarence Lister
Joseph J. Devine
F. J. Adwins
Clarence Onen
Frank W. Galbraith
League Assembly Adopts Policy Of Careful Covenant Amending
Geneva Dec 6 The League Assembly adopts a cautious policy to amend the covenant and to clarify the relations between the council and the assembly under the covenant The debate covers the Canadian and Argentine amendments and a working set of four general principles from Mr Balfo r s committee Lord Cecil urges amendments to allow examination of questions within league jurisdiction
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Council
Assembly
Genhva
Associated Press
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League
Balfour
Robert Cecil
Fear for Safety Of Milford Woman In Boat on Sound
Mrs. Willa Gleason wife of Captain Gleason connected with the Grand Canine auton New York and her aunt were planning a trip down the Sound to New York when weather prevented contact. Relatives are concerned for their welfare. Captain Gleason of Third Avenue Brooklyn reported to Bridgeport police fearing for them and passengers. Authorities along the Sound will be notified of the missing boat and passengers.
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Willa Gleason
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Grand Canine Auton
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New York
Gleason
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Wenandh
Sonad
Reach Agreement With D Annunzio In Fiume Question
A dispatch from the chamber of deputies indicates a near conclusion of talks with Gabriele D Annunzio over the Fiume question. The plan notes evacuation of Voria and Arbé islands and recognition of the Regency of Ouarngrs.
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Fiume
Sith
Chamber of Deputies
Voria
Arbé
Cat Thaly
Ouarngrs
Arrest Report for Liquor Violation at 172 Willard Street
William Nageyr was arrested at night for alleged liquor law violation at 172 Willard Street. He was released on bail set at 1200 dollars.
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Hequor
Satannic
Wiilard
Mrs Harding Visited White House Blue Room for Tea
Mrs Florence King Harding, wife of the President elect, visited Mrs Woodrow Wilson at the executive mansion. They spent time in the Blue Room then toured the Green and Red rooms, with Harding not meeting the President. Wilson invited Harding to host at the White House later.
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Wilson Meets Lodge Face to Face After Treaty Defeat
President Wilson plans to send a written message to Congress as they meet in session, avoiding a personal address. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge leads the delegation and visits the White House, marking the first face to face contact since the League covenant and peace treaty failed in the Senate.
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Lodge
Todee
Massachusetts
Senate
League of Nationrs
Covenant
Toodze
Lehigh Valley R R Held in Sherman Law Violation
A Supreme Court unanimous decision held that principal subsidiary companies formed an excluded restraint and ordered decrees dissolving the combination. The ruling required breaking up the merger, redistributing stocks bonds and properties to restore independent competitive conditions in the anthracite region.
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R.R
Exist Pringipal
Tower Court
Dog With Spectacles Shown By Hub Animal Rescue League
A dog wearing spectacles was presented by the Hub Animal Rescue League. The eyewear, attached to a bone frame, aimed to support vision. The dog appeared calm and cooperative during the demonstration, while officials noted no distress.
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Hub Animal Rescue League
Harding Opposes Any League That Binds to Europe
President-elect Harding told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he opposes any system that would bind the United States to European powers. He met with Senate leaders and said he had not fixed the form of any proposed association of nations.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Harding address marks historic Senate opening in Washington
Congress reconvened for the third and final session of the 16th Congress with President-elect Harding delivering a brief Senate address. Opening day saw large crowds and a surge of activity as Senators introduced bills, receipt of appropriation estimates near 4.659 billion, and plans to receive President Harding's message tomorrow.
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White House
President and Harding Fail To Meet Silent
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson and President elect Harding did not meet today and no invitation was extended. Harding plans to depart tomorrow for Marion Ohio where he will spend time before his inauguration. White House said discussions on the League of Nations were contemplated but no formal invitation was issued.
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Harding's Cabinet Selections Narrow As Congress Meets
Washington December 6 The Associated Press reports speculation on Harding's incoming cabinet narrowing as Congress discusses selections amid party leaders. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Associated Press
Bridgeport Boy Found by Police in New York City
Georgy Elias, a Bridgeport boy about 11, disappeared from his parents in Bridgeport. Police traced him to New York City where a patrol officer recognized the boy and reported he had run home. Authorities continued coordinating with Stratford and Bridgeport officials as efforts to locate Kenneth Moore, a Stratford high school student, continued without result.
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Atlantic Hotel
New York
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Bureau of Minstne
Bridgepant
Sim Trary
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Kenneth Moore
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Nate
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Lee Parsons Aureau
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Queether Bricweport
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Bo Wheater
WIFE FEARS IRATE HUBBY LOCKS HIM IN CELL
Two men were arrested last night for alleged assaults upon women. Prank Deohonski of Ogden area was taken into custody after ramping of his wife, who alleged he beat her, and he was confined overnight. Joseph Salax of Altres Street was arrested for assaulting Elasé Krizun of the same area.
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Tet Ogden
Ielfe
Joseph Salax
Altres Street
Elasé Krizun
Andres
Harding and Legislators Confer On Tasks Before Him
President elect Harding spent time at the Capitol meeting leaders to chart a cooperative path for the new Congress. He opened the session with a Senate address and signaled plans for a possible special session to tackle tax schedules. He pressed for coordination between executive and legislative branches and discussed foreign policy.
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Prealduntwiget
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Opposition to Favored Rates for U S Bottoms
Washington hearing before the Shipping Board discussed resisting preferential rail rates for Pacific coast ports. Officials argued current American tonnage suffices on the West Coast and that enforcing the export rate provisions would boost foreign shipments and harm U S interests.
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