Sixth District G O P Club to Elect on Dec 24
Plans to reorganize the Sixth District Republican club were discussed at a Madison Avenue and Charles Street meeting last night and will be reviewed again at the Nov 21 annual meeting. Nominations were placed for president and other offices with several candidates per post, but members expect several eliminations before the election.
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Republican Club
Madison Avenue
Charles Strect
Red Daniele
John B. Dillon
J. J. Witzpatrick
John A. O'Brien
Henry J. Neale
Fred Marren
Ralph Korr
Alberta Inn
R.A. Kilpatrick
G. Edward Healey
Benjamin Thorp
J. B
Ueney Wendell
Edwin Sherman
Edward Biehle
Edward Stokes
Wiliam Oa. Byrne
Charles ‘Ult
J. T. Sianetream
Accont
Notable Group Dines With Tiger In White House
Georges Clemenceau visited the White House for a state luncheon hosted by President Harding. Attending were Cabinet members, Senate leaders, and officials of the administration. The informal talk focused on the President and Clemenceau’s public achievements, with no discussion of international policy.
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Theralio
Coolidge
Cldel
Harding
Fedtab Poternprent
Keniy Iohel Lodge
Blass Bu Gents
Clemenceatt
Vorsailiog
Great
Barage of coal lost near Stratford Point reported
A barge carrying about forty tons of coal reportedly wrecked off Stratford Point. The crew are believed safe, while another barge may have been at risk. Company officials promise further details as the search continues.
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New Laven
Dee
Stratford Point
Ile
Giusker & Kellrceder Company
Ortholus
Bean
Seaside Club Boosts Junior Members Drive and Dues
The Seaside club at its annual meeting elected officers and launched a drive for new members. Aimed at attracting younger members aged 21 to 45, two amendments were adopted: creation of junior members and a dues reduction for seniors from 76 to 50 a year, with junior dues set at half. Officers and governors were elected to serve until the next annual meeting on April 1, with a slate including Raymond Mreneh as president and William Kowley as auditor among others.
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Swaaide Club
Wilie
Auniual
Feaymond Ft. Mreneh
Mredenak J. Carstensen
Nen Wy Vode
Teasurer Krink
Wasdich
John 3. Merwin
William G. Kowley
Seise Wall
Alfred
Mlyord
Hichard Harvey
Artie Z. Platt
Wade Medalek
Brunting
Lenry Leroy Lewis
Albert WW
Eighth District Democrats to Reorganize Club
The Eighth District Democratic club plans reorganization discussed at the annual meeting held at 2082 Main Street. A complete plan includes bylaws and best efforts to improve club prospects with Adams Casey stepping down as president and James Casey among organizers. A committee of James J. Whelan James Casey A A Pichals J O McGuinness Wiltant Wha ley Samuel Corso William H Clark Patrick Kelly Thomomy Mlewitt James Pitegenald and Joseph Phinkett prepared the bylaws. The group aims to help the district women’s club enlarge activities and reports a whist party at the club rooms on December 21. Finances were reported in excellent condition.
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Chilavere
Main Striet
Gleven
Oowers
Oal
Adame Casey
Jamey J. Whelan
James Casey
A. A. Pichals
J. 0. McGuinness Wiltant Whaley
Samuel Corso
William H. Clark
Patrick Kelly
Thomnoy Mlewitt
James Pitegenald
Joseph Phinkett
Hammer Slayer Mystery Deepens in Chinatown Hunt
Police hide details on Mrs Coffee and Mrs Shlidps as they pursue a covert investigation in Chinatown. Chief Deputy Sherife At Mow aing remains tight lipped while informants claim a house there holds key clues to the case.
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Sherife
Mow Aing
Mrs Coffee
Sha Wag
Mrs. Shlidps
Chinatown
Sohi
Gaubsidea
$50 000 In Loot Recovered By Police
Police report the recovery of about $50 000 worth of loot tied to New York City crime suspects. The recovered items are identified as property of Dee York Whitney and linked to thefts across county homes between November 6 and November 28. Two men, Henry Traitheen and William Allison, were charged with possessing the stolen goods.
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May York
Dee
Te—'thy
Valumbieg
Leom i
Jay Payne
Waitney
Ae Tcedves
Bale Dnbles
Kitchon
Uptown
Artmenty
Whitney
Nuksau County
Dtenry Traitheen
William All«son
J. I. Gibbons
Plandeme
L. T
Acoste Nichols
Ab Cut Springs
Branford Man Found Dead by Self Inflicted Wounding
The 23 year old George McGowan of Branford was found tonight in a woods near Brackett's Point after a search party had sought him all day. He had shot himself in the head with a revolver, per Medical Examiner Dr. Arthur McQueen.
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Branford
George McGowan
Brackett's Poin
McGowan
Arthur McQueen
Danish Diplomat Testifies amid Divorce Case in Portland
In Portland Missouri on December 7 1927 Mrs Madeling Masters Gran testifies in a divorce case against Danish diplomat Mela Cron describing frequent aid during hunger episodes. She says she occasionally provided $100 a month and lent funds for immediate needs while the couple faced financial strain.
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Mela Cron
Bawna
Yim
Gron
Prrailon
Mos
Lev
Chlensao Hotel
Monsy
Dita
Army board completes air disaster inquiry at Kingsley Nell
Officials completed an inquiry into yesterday's air disaster near Kingsley Nell, detailing cooperation among officers and enlisted men. The report, forwarded to Washington, remains undisclosed as officials decline to discuss its contents.
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Army Board
Aewport
Mws
Dac
Kingley Nell
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