California Senator Johnson Joins Coolidge Primary Debate
Washington dispatch reports a sharp clash between President Coolidge and Senator Johnson of California as the California party group considers backing a primary in Johnson’s home state. Johnson’s aides push for support to deny Cleveland the 1924 convention nomination. Johnson plans a Massachusetts campaign to win the delegation and defeat Coolidge’s momentum.
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Mercury boiler for cheaper fuel rated a success
Hartford December 1 production of electricity for power grid shifting aims to lower fuel costs by over 60 percent with the mercury boiler, as announced by General Electric’s William Letay Ams. Demonstrations at the Hartford plant showed the new boiler, already in operation for years, as a revolutionary advance since the steam turbine. Officials claim this will soon enable consumer price reductions in electricity.
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Insurgents Clash Over Cummins Chairman Stand At Senate
In a deadlock over the Republican insurgents push for Cummins as chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee, three ballots failed to yield a majority. Cummins held 4, 3 votes short on successive ballots, La Follette led insurgents with seven votes on each ballot, while Smith drew Democratic backing. Debates over the transportation act continue as leaders foresee weeks of stalemate or a possible early break.
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Connecticut
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Coolidge
Harding
Mra Webb
Brandegee Heads Judiciary and McLean Leads Key Panels
Senators Brandegee and McLean of Connecticut receive strong committee assignments in the new Congress. Brandegee becomes chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and retains roles on Foreign Relations, the Library, and Patent panels. McLean becomes chair of the Banking and Currency Committee and keeps Finance, Interstate Commerce, and Territories positions, gaining influence as senior members from a reshaped Senate. Their assignments are described as unusually powerful, likely giving Connecticut strong leverage.
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Mussolini Ends Fascist Regime in Italian Empire
Rome dispatch reports Mussolini dissolving parliament with royal decree to secure a majority aligned with electorate wishes. King Victor Emmanuel signs the order. dissolution expected by January amid cabinet and royal moves.
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Associated Presa
Italy
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Mussolini
Victor Emanuel
Tunney Retains Title in 49 Round Defeat of Greb
Gene Tunney of Greenwich Village defended the American heavyweight title at Madison Square Garden in a fierce 49 round victory over Harry Greb of Pittsburgh. Greb rallied late, but Tunney’s body blows and sustained countering kept him ahead for the decision.
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Greenwich Village
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
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Mart
Geng
Munney
George Abrind
Cincinnati
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Pague Coast League
Albay Lidgeport
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Sarazan
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Auto Theft Ring Exposure Predicted in Phalrose Case
Investigators arrived to probe a suspected auto theft ring centered on Phalrose New York figures, with high priced cars linked to William I. Warren of Bayonne New Jersey and a July theft in New York. Phalrose held on $5000 bond as inquiries continue into ownership and state police possession of the vehicle.
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Benjamin Pralose
New York City
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New Jersey
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Boston
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Behrens Asked for Added 40000 in School Bonds
Warren Harding High board meeting approves authorizing an additional 400000 in bonds for the district. Substitution of Minestone stone adds about 21000 to building and gym costs. Eleven new teachers appointed from Bridgeport Normal. salaries set at 1000 each, Sept 1 start. Elmer H. Havens and John Caldwell named to lead talks with Mayor Willam Behrens.
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Board of Education
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Warren Harding
Artifetal Minestone
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Edward B. Coldwall, Jr
Banda
Lmestone
Monty ‘Newdad
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Mnemey
Gost
Elton Buck
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Caldwell, Walker and Beckwith
Bridgeport City Normal School
I. Everett C Sul
Graduation for mid year class set for Feb
Bridgeport school officials announced the mid year graduation will be held February 1 with more than 140 seniors to receive diplomas. The senior class will hold a Friday night assembly and a Tuesday assembly earlier in January with a noted speaker.
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Moors
Bridgeport
Acipol
Aciog Officiila
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Athens
Daliver
Tringspal Moore
Rayrona Prtty
New York
Jacke Puthering
Patty Hese
Pariner Spartker
Prince
How Budget Will Be Apportioned How Budget Will Be Apportioned
Washington December forecast outlines 1995 receipts by sources. Internal revenue including income taxes leads with 3.84 cents, customs duties from imports 3.35 cents, plus miscellaneous sources such as interest and government property. District of Columbia receipts and trust fund inflows complete the 10000 cent4 total.
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Bureau of the Budget
District of Columbia
Bucper
Civic Affairs Committee Hearing Ends In Tense Clash
A tense moment disrupted a Civic Affairs Committee luncheon as Mayor Behrens, Assistant City ALS Greenstein, and industry leaders clashed over proposed tax and policy cuts. George Ann Crawford, presiding, called for order while Andrew Cooper and George M. Hames debated anticipated 20 percent manufacturing tax and 7 percent home tax comparisons.
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F. Jlam Behrens
Henry Greenstein
Gorge M. Hames
Ring Manufacturers, Association
Andrew Cooper
Howland Pry Goods Company
George Ann, Crawford
Mayer Behrens
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T Tha Wewapangi
Bebrons
Hamos
New York
Greenstein
Coaper
State Policeman Captures New York Slayer in Bridgeport
A New York homicide suspect known as Antonio Ferella was arrested in Bridgeport after months on the run. Zaudtere Mangiaenpre, linked to the March 23 homicide of Sinteon DiMtauro, was nabbed near 99 North Washington Avenue by state police. He is jailed without bond as New York detectives plan to take custody.
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Antonio Ferella
New York City
Sinteon DiMtauro
North Washington Averane
Stile Polleeineit
Atlantic Seaboard
Rome
Nomicide Squad
New York
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Lord Shaughnessy Death Feeds Rail Chief Remembrance
Lord Shaughnessy, chairman of the Canadian Tack le Railway, has died in Montreal at age 69 or near 70 after attending a Knights of Columbus event. Born October 6, 1853 in Milwaukee, he rose from railroad clerk to president and then chairman, and was knighted in 1901.
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Lord Shaughnessy
Canadian Tackle Railway
Knights of Columbus
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Lord Shaughnesay
Thomas George Shaughnesey
Ashford
County Limerick
Ireland
Milwaukee
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Rebels Seize Tepic Capital in Mexican Revolution
Reports from Tepic, capital of Nayarit, say rebels captured the garrison and the city after a dawn assault led by General Manuel Daigez, amid chaotic, unconfirmed advices. Movements spread toward capital as revolutionary forces advance from Frontera and other ports, with authorities uncertain and communications limited.
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Nayarit
Mexico
Alty
Tegic
Manuel Daigez
Carranza
Nogales
Ariz
Local battles, politics, and crime mix in turbulent era
A fragmented regional digest reports on school bond fights and mayoral clashes, flagged by a pending $900,000 school building project and local protests. Crime notes include a New York man sought for a homicide linked to an Italian gang feud, plus a Cheshire escape linked to a missing suspect. State and national items touch presidential race dynamics, Connecticut appointments, and a broad array of political and social tensions.
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Warren
Leo Carrol
Cape Wures
New York
Dominnick Ty Westport
John B. Dillon
Testores Calin
Andiames
Chamber
Manhunt Grows For Prison Inmate After Guard Slaying
In Waterbury a statewide dragnet tightens around 19 year old Philip Rousch of Cheshire Reformatory who is suspected of killing guard Albert Hoag and fleeing in the guard's clothes. He was seen near New Haven as police traced his movements after the body was found, with a .38 revolver believed taken from Hoag.
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Waterbury
Philip Rousch
Cheshire Reformatory
Albert Hoag
New Haven
New Teaten
Hoag
George Cubla
Healde
Bonsch
Svolvet
Rousen
Walsh
Nic Lut Wn
Memory Street
Anat Rousch
Ctiastoiville
Blumer's License Revoked by Natureopathy Board
Dr Lotia J Blumer of the Blumer College of Natureopathy had his license revoked by the Natureopathy Examining Board at 8 30 this morning Secretary F By Smith notified him by letter The board members who were all graduates of Blumers college cancelled the license A judge later served Coombex and two colleagues with a summons to show why a temporary injunction should not restrain the board from revoking Blumers license.
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Hartford
Lotia J. Blumer
Blumer Collegé of Natureopathy
Natureopathy
F. Bysmith
Blumer
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