Connecticut Democrats Clash Over State Chair Nomination
Political maneuvering unfolds as factions rally forSpeclacy and Walsh in the Connecticut Democratic state chair race. Nominations from McKone and Dolan, with Kennedy and Cornell backing, dominate the scene. Key figures include Witzgerald, McDonough, Malone, and Franken, while discussions touch on veracity, leading to calls for change in party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Hewes
Edsgward G. Dolan
South Manchester
John Cornell
Bridgeport
David Witzgerald
New Haven
John McDonough
Nansatuck
W Mayergerald
McDonough
New Haven Wayer
Benjamin Franken
Tom Reiily
Tellty
Reilly
Walsh
Rhode Island
Connecticut
FitzHenry
Waterbury
Malone
Meriden
Grass fires and waterbury meeting turmoil described
Fire units report grass fires at Reamislay Park and vacant lot near Leanisttn avenue with no damage. A Waterbury political meeting devolves into executive session as efforts for party unity and candidate support unfold, including discussion of vice-chairman and a Waterbury delegation bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reamislay Park
Leanisttn Avenue
Atladhe Street
REGISTER YIELDS WEALTH COLCHESTER
A Colchester store owner, Tony Ritk teicher, repaired a stubborn register. Norman Hicks of New London helped, removing the back with a screwdriver to reveal eight $100 checks dating February 19 1932, plus a $5 bill and $4.80 in change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
Qaeth Register
Tony Ritkteicher
Ile
New London
Norman Hicks
GOP Insurgents Lose House Posts in Committee Shuffle
Republicans reorganized committees as insurgents lost key posts including Nelson and Frear of Wisconsin from Ways and Means and Executive teams. Tuxton of Connecticut and others faced reassignments while Cooper challenged Longworth as speaker candidate, signaling a party drive to sideline Lafollette supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Uroyne
Wisconsin
Frou
Poreln Affairs c
Weight
Elur
North Dakota
Agriculture
Percey
Kneider
Post Offices
Frear
Theates and Ways and Means
Fluor Isaier
Robert A. LaFallette
Committee On Committees
Tilson
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Cooper
Heiress Found Incognito for "Lake of Art"
Margaret Wood nineteen daughter of a Philadelphia lumberman was found in New York under an assumed name after a swissing spell of over a month. She told authorities she left home to seek artistic fame. Edwin D. Wood her father took her home days after she was found. Since disappearing November seven she had been in New York Lewiston Me and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Wood
Philadelphia
Polee
Edwin D. Wood
Lewiston
Boston
World Court Endorsement Moves Toward U S Adherence
The article reports debated support in Congress for joining the Permanent Court of International Justice, with figures like Senators George W. Melvin and Hiram Bingham praised for advocacy. It discusses differing views on Monroe Doctrine implications, U S influence in the League of Nations, and the practical legal effects of adherence, including costs and advisory opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Permanent Court of Internation Justice
Worl Court
Coolidge
George 1
Melvin
Hiram Bingham
Auc
Senate of the
Britain
World Cour
Permanent Court of International
Council of
League of Nations
England
Fr. MacDonald
Ireland
Canada
India
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Carrigan
Cuba
World Court
MacDonald
My Donald
Roosevelt
McDonald
Cuiley States
Council of the
League of Natione
Dace
Mr. MacDonald
Lifer Slashes Fellow Convict in Prison Attack
Reports say a life convict slashed a fellow inmate at the prison. Drs. Percy T. Rattey and Frederick J. Simpson assess the assailant, Quigsey, who was imprisoned since 1921 for armed burglary. Quigley's condition prevents questioning. Officials say the life sentence bars charges beyond first degree murder in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy T. Rattey
Frederick ‘J. Simpson
Quigsey
Tinti
Quigley
Turkey Forces Mosul Showdown
Turkish authorities defend deportations amid clashes with Iraqi forces and charges of massacre. Turkish delegation says violence aimed at armed Nestorian Christians who agitated against Turkey. Mosul area counters accuse British bombings driving locals from territory and devastations in the Yula district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidener
Turkey
Yurlashistrict
Anderson Arrested On Breach of the Peace Charge
Thomas W. Anderson of the Atlantic hotel residence was arrested around 11 PM by Detectives Larney Dailey and Patrolman Ira Clark after complaints from several small boys. He is held at headquarters for investigation on breach of the peace charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Anderson
Atlantic Hotel
M. J. Larney
Edward Dailey
Ira Clark
Smail
Tragic Mine Disaster Claims Sixty-One at Birmingham Shaft
A devastating explosion in a Birmingham mine killed sixty-one workers, many Negro miners, with dozens burned or crushed. Hospitals and Red Cross units mobilized as rescue teams and government agencies converged on the scene. Families waited as rescuers worked through the night, bodies recovered mainly from levels six and seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham C?uitter
Red Cross
Bureau of Mines
Mints
Charial
Ming
Norly
James Herd
James Sutton
Maine
Bath House
Theseue
Local Organization Meetings Tonight Across Bridgesport
Pride of Bridgeport council and several unions and fraternal groups convene tonight at listed venues including 2 Cannon Street and 1087 Broad Street. Attendees from Daughters of America, I O O F, K of P, G G F, and others gather for lodge and civic activities amid a packed local schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of Bridgeport Council
Daughters of America
Cannon Street
Joseph Dowdall
K. of P
Slaan Street
Arcanum Midge
Broad Street
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Gilbert Street
Machinists
Main Street
Scandinavian Sick Benefit Society
le Avenue
Oronogue Lodge
Town Hall
Stratford
American Insurante Union
State Street
Prranid Patrok
Masonic Temple
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Ambulance log notes multiple cases with names and addresses. Patients include I Howard Allen transferred to Bridgeport hospital after auto crash, Willian Belogain fractured left tibia and taken to St Vincents hospital, Mims Nellie Mac Allsta collapsed and dead on arrival, Eva Palem berg injured in auto accident and moved to Bridgeport hospital. other entries list private physician requests and transfer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Howard Allen
Kossuth Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Willian Belogain
Clinton Avenue
State Street
Tranjetnn Avenue
St. Vincens Hospital
Mims Nellie MacAllsta
Lafayette Street
Madison Avenue
Eva Palemberg
Norman Street
Laceralun
Timergency Hospital
Wife Stops Man From Dying By Gas Action At Home
John Praggoda, 44, of 11 Pragpect street, attempted suicide by gas in his bedroom last evening. His wife interrupted him, alerted Patrolman Joseph Tickey, and he was found on the floor, gas fumes present. He was taken to Hillside for safekeeping for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Praggoda
Pragpect Street
Joseph Tickey
Hillside
Obituary notices gathered for several local residents
Mrs Anna L Franc seventy two widow of Ernest W Franc died in this city yesterday Funeral service at 730 oclock from the mortuary chapel of S E S Remington Barion Avenue and William Street body to be taken to Halden Mass where burial will be made Mrs Martha Deitz wife of John B Deitz 840 Queen Street dead in bed at her home yesterday funeral from H A Remington Mortuary Barnum Avenue and William Street tomorrow afternoon at 230 oclock Burial in Lakeview Cemetery Anna Kalalian seventy nine died yesterday in this city funeral Monday afternoon at 200 oclock from TL A Remington Mortuary Barnum Avenue and William Street Burial in Lakeview Cemetery Funeral of Mrs Seardetta Lechman who died at the home of her daughter Mrs George Evans St Arcadie Avenue will be held from Trinity AM church tomorrow afternoon at 430 oclock Rev C A Shopson officiating Burial in Park Cemetery Besides her daughter Mrs Evans she is survived by two daughters Mrs A A Lockhart Mrs Hu Gi ro and Mrs George Lots and several grandchildren Royal A davairt RR Harald Lock Aut and Mrs Stuth Bevans Funeral of Lawrence W Osborne twenty one son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence P Osborne 60 Aslut Street who died Tuesday held yesterday afternoon at 230 oclock from Berean Memorial Church Rev RE Long officiating Burial in Lakeview Cemetery Pallbearers Walter Bradsynder Carl Heimann Charles Sierino J Gordon K Cave Earl Mc Cathrea and Frederick Radel all Dus Molay members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Franc
Ernest WW. Franc
SE S. Remington
Barion Avenue
William Street
Halden Mass
Martha Deitz
John B. Deitz
Queen Street
Tas
H. A. Remington
Barnum Avenue
Norrow
Lakeview Cemetery
Anna Kalalian
Staty-Nine
Thig City
TL A
Remington
Barnum Ave
Wue
Seardetta Lechman
George Evans
St Arcadie Avenue
C A. Shopson
Park Cemetery
Bevans
A. A. Lockhart
Hu Gi ‘Ro
George Lots
Royal A. Davairt
Harald Lock- Aut
Mis
Stuth Bevans
Lawrence W. Osborne
Lawrence P. Osborne
Aslut Street
Berean Memorial Church
RE. J. Long
Walter Bradsynder
Carl Heimann
Charles Sierino
J. Gordon K. Cave
Earl McCathrea
Frederick Radel
The
Dus Molay
Death Notice for Mrs Sophia Miller of Greens Farms
Mrs Sophia Miller fifty nine widow of John Miller died at her Maplestreet Greens Farms home on Wednesday. The funeral will be from her home tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock burial in Long Greens barns cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Miller
John Miller
Maplestreet
Greens Farms
Long Greens Barns
Widow of Frank A. Vann Dies in Weston Yesterday
Mrs Velizabeth Vann widow of Frank A Vann died in Weston yesterday She lived on Stratfeld road airfield Funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Vann
Frank A. Vann
Weston
Stratfeld Road
Debate on Advisory Opinions and Senate Acceptance
The article notes disagreement over a proposed statute and advisory opinions by the court, citing Mr. Root and a critique of the Permanent Court of International Justice. It mentions a Harding-Tughes basis, a rally with Mac Donald and 250 attendees, and resolutions to McLean and Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Root Fas
Bagah
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hoot
Senate
Harding-Tughes
Mr. MacDonald
William T. Hincks
George B. Crawford
Panford Ftoddard
A. W W. Burritt
George P. McLean
Wiram Bingham
Comidze
Women push World Court campaign in state meeting
Mrs. Tuttle urged United States restraint on a disarmament conference as the association fleshes out three campaign pillars education political organization and publicity. George J. Bassett was re elected president with Sanford Stoddard first vice president and a broad slate of directors announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tuttle
Haif
Bassett
George J. Lassett
Newfaved
Suratfield
Sanford Stoddard
Islidgeport
Chase Kimball
New Havon
Jehn Mr. Gonek
Bridgeport
Anwell G. Cook
Wartford
State
Lridgeport
John Ss. Pullman
James T. Rourke
Andrew Te. Smith
Robert G DeForest
W. Burritt
A. A. Paine
Columbia
Punnie D. Welsh
Greenwich
Enersonell
Caroline Muntz-Hees
Roger
Baldwin
Henry
Adams
Archer Brown
Clarkson
Collins, Jr
Skartford
Mary Taylor Blauvelt
Willis Lt. Butker
George P. Chandler
Ansel G. Cook
Harrison B. Freeman
Frank ©. Swaner
Hiram Percy Main
J. B. Riggs
Paul J. Sweet
Ralph Barrow
H. Wi. Niles
Lakeville
E. UO. Wagner
Litchfield
Durathy Bull
Midietown
William North Rive
Clyde Olin
Fisher
New Canavan
Vrandia A. Westbrook
New Haven
William Arthur
Charles J. DeForest
Henry W. Farnam
Irving Fisher
George Herbertray
Leonard & Homer
Florence J. (. Kitchell
Wuokey Perry
T. Lawson
Ges
Leslie H. Thompson
Isaac M. Ullman
Josepha Whitney
C. L.A. Winslow
Wilson
H. Leo
Eliot Watrous
Sidney
Tedesche
Newington
J. Breck Perkins
New London
Profeavor Henry W. Lawrence
Benjamin Marshall
Homer. Underwood
Norwalk
John Lund
Alexander J. Rutoinler
Watertown
Hartley Roberts
West Hartford
Ward Duffy
Marie K. Paxe
Woodstock
Hamilton Holt
Cook
George J. Bassett
Florente Kitchelt
New Tondon
Norwich
Middletown
Preventive Laxative Ad by BE. W. Grove
An ad promotes POR COTS CRIP AND INFLUENZA prevention as a preventive laxative remedy. It mentions tablets Resafe and Proven Remedy in a box labeled BE. W. Grove with reference to S42 Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Grove
Sloan's Liniment for Rapid Relief from Muscle Stiffness
A readers letter touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick solution for severe neck crick and muscle pain. It claims few drops applied topically relieve stiffness, with immediate, complete relief as the medicine penetrates tissues. All druggists offer it for 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Sloan’s
Beware Persistent Cough Or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes while inhibiting germ growth with creosote and other healing elements. The copy promises relief when used as directed and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Adv
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Speclacy
Thomas McKone
Sartford
Spellacy
John Kennedy
Michiel Conmors
Oxford
Iengh
VaRov
LeBaron Rady Surks
Canaan
Uite
Democrats of
WhercDonough
Fitzgerald
Watsa
Eee
Welen
John #. Grary
Alice Mooney
Dora Egan
Lake of Art
America
New World
Swanson
Uaited
New York Chamber of Commerce
Americ
Borah
Luvben
Europe
Mowal
League
Cart
Ghven
Snelrly
Cour
Witeh
John Bassett Moore
Herah
Hirben
Council
Assembly
Commission of Jurists
Rost
Bar
Ermell
Thhe
Jurists
Draf
Root
Lifer
Mosul
Anderson
Ora
Peters
Blackman’s
Main ST
State ST
Howard Ave
Perfil
Daily Record
Gilda, m
Martha Dietz
Anna Halalian
Mrs. Henrietta Aschman
Sophia Miner
Mrs
Velizabeth Vann
Stratfield
Gould
Talis
eAsk
Gloversville
Jacoby
Broad St
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