Watertown Man Wins Key Farm Body Post in Union
Bradtute of Nenit Ohio presided as reelected president with Minnesota ally as vice president. Federation endorses foreign policy to fulfill war aims, calls for ending reparations disputes and progressive tax stance. Executive committee includes G. M. Putnam Concord New Hampshire and W. N. Staith Springfield.
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Mauvagu
Wleckion
Wits
Stuverdal
J. W. Neverdale
Khown
Bradtute
Nenit
Ohio
Amd
Deed
Minnesota
Wisco
América
Europe
Washington
Eiher Wosiners
Ier
Coverdaie
G. M. Putnam
Concord
N. Fe
Staith
Springfield
Genter
NX. J
McLein
TWO MORE CITIES FALL INTO HANDS OF MEXICAN REBELS
Telegrams from a revolutionary center report Merida and Progreso in Yucatan seized by Tebwily forces under Colotes Ricalés. Governor Cartlo and followers vanish with tax funds. San Marcos hosts 1000+ Federal troops as rebels advance toward the capital, with clashes near Esperanza and Vaosoglan. no casualties reported.
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Vmila Galz
Dee la
Merida
Progréso
Yucatan
Teb- Wily
Colotes Ricalés
Cartlo
Uaptransd
Fexico
San Marcos
Atexico City
Vera Cruz
Revoluionists
Rabots
San Andres
Esperanza
Tredecal
Vaosoglan
Mayor Denies Plan To Expand City Board Power
Mayor Fr. William Benrens rejected a proposed ordinance to enlarge the Board of Contract and Supply and to make the mayor an ex officio member. The move, aimed at ousting Clerté Franky J. Green, was denied. Republican William 3. Book's term expires next year while Democrats Willam Burnham and Bernard are planning to respond. If Green’s renomination or appointment occurs, the mayor would gain authority to intervene in voting.
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Board of Contract and Supply
Clerté Franky J. Green
William Benrens
William
Book
White Willam
Burnham
Bernardi
Asimun
Lelie
Hive
Reppublicans
Green
Bart
Meetings Tonight At Wau Lodge And Local Halls
An OCR fragment lists meetings and addresses across Bridgeport and surrounding areas. It names Wau lodge on Washington Avenue and multiple Broad Street locations including 1119 Broad and 1129 Broad. Mentions Temple, Muensterberg, and other local groups with scattered street references.
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Bridgeport Ledger
Main Street
Lanon Street
Reapportionment Clash at Republican Convention
Fragmentary report on the 1924 Republican convention debate over a new apportionment plan. Senator Howell leads opposition as North gains delegates while Southern strength is challenged. Pepper supports equal district representation and a larger North role. Committees named and resolutions adopted in memory of President Harding.
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Howett
Nebraske
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Beftore
Capriman Adams
Harding
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Coolidge
Howell
Vessef
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Kentucky
Juoulsiana
Mise Vissippi
North Carolina
Texas
Hue
Therptorr
Kressabelui
Norther Republi
Seray
Sonaine
Fanmans
Welu
Cleveland
Taipan Wang
Oregon
Guelveden
Ctraldyee
Averie Giry
Sonar Pepper
Winivhita
Volatile market and sports news mix across pages
A chaotic mix reports high market gains as cotton and bonds surge amid optimistic holiday sales projections. Separate briefs note sports moves including Kid Grinson signing and Red Box trades plus uncertain bids and league chatter.
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Landis
Leaguus
Flon
Duany
Kid Grinson
Prigburgh
Boston Red Box Fire
Rades
Aloany
Nesei Meatlag
McCann and
Clarkin
Barner Col
Engtan
Bridgeport High
Crosby
Joe Johnson
Dastern League Tanchise
Aldermen Debate Gas Station Site Permits
City aldermen clash over gas station siting and permitting. Officials discuss zoning, safety, and property implications while a committee reviews the applications and potential ordinances. The debate touches on street access, fire safety, and neighborhood impact.
Fire Prevention Bureau Re-formed
City commission reactivates the Fire Prevention Bureau after debate over staffing and authority. Controversy centers on budget lines, potential shifts in duties, and the need to coordinate with the Aldermen’s committee while addressing street parking hazards and apparatus access identified as fire risks.
Must Thwart Hi Jackers or Justice Fails Cummings Says
State's Attorney Cummings emphasizes in court that thwarting bootlegger violence is vital. He cites threats, assassinations, and fear among criminals while urging integrity from public officials and authorities in the Dominick case.
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Cummings
Westport
Arestio
Dominick
Guinataings
Uni
States Attorney
Judes Wolfe My. Cummings
Weatport
Domnick
Nemitekes
Westport Selectmes
Thomas J. Spellacy
Hartford
Asbelint
United States
Weite
Dere
Mr. Spellacy
Dominiex
Alesleteris
Speilacy
Hay
Wis
Spellacy
Lee
Wolfe
Deveh
Pollowes
Arcurovbr
Valenti
Staniford
Porte
Arcario
Appealad
Hy Police
Terran
Westport Case Sees Dominick Sentencing and Cargo Recovery
The court heard details of Michael Dominick’s case amid testimony on a large theft and hijacking plot. Judge Wolfe sentenced Dominick to state prison with related fines while police traced bonds and recovered cargo linked to the scheme.
Dominick's Court Hearing Reveals Alcohol and Honor Scars
The witness recounts accusations against Dominick involving threats to win money, payment of debts, and theft of four gin bottles. He describes Arcard Huts and others, notes Dominick's character flaws, past injuries, and the impact on justice. He argues the case tests integrity of public officials and calls for honesty.
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Sone
Mcbi
Domailek
Elno Domt
Von
Betwell McEnaney
Dominic
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Buckingham
Richard Hallstrom
Arch Street
Harley Avenue
William L. Donovan
Huntington Road
Iain Y Utr
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Uski
Senda
Citiger
Ghix Doukey
Smith
Feng
Charles Stuart Canfield
Toy Stich
Canfield
Ona
Naa Aiware
Thore
Hongy
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Thaker CG
Poixtra
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Gerncanen
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Delaware
Fort
Binton
Areether
Willis
Thor Wontlis
Mlosnxe Meadten
Ayltego
Josten
Alec
Cidnik
Uni Sli
Ietine Winite Ed
Rarrespondiyyis
Heian
Ganhie
Seavleve Weinrain
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Ariel Advil Ty Vishal
Phy Ami Maglien
Betenta Kalnier
Aie Gvntitleiah
Ati Lee Pigher
Se Dintyr
Ms Lerdhisy Sebel
Lee Delay
Groyn Tyen
Arturo Gdb
Atsteelin Birekt
Jew Antes
Fire Prevention Bureau
Webi Yars
Ine Gonemon Council
Shullitl
Elyatiarenes
Johnny Finnegan
Mise Prevention Bureau
Hiltheen
Tei Lyormer Rvaniss
Saiiries
Aldamen
Lye
Lye Preut Bureau
Ismiel EB. Daimson
Red Navn
Lonstitute
Alvey & Personal
Johnson
Torraine
Ansty
Wna
Gabe
BCS
Enphcicer
Ropzinwnd
Comrmissioners
Engineer Lanter
J. Killeen
Baxine Company Noe
Yung
Jn Killeen
Apparetus
Isustrot
Mike mi Iculitiak
Bbe
Torres
Duke
Hosemas Williams
Chemical Company No. 2
Ledy
Arthur
Phat
Die Aluems
Teienhoac Corpany
Pisit
Teinaos Road
Pensione Vaid
Eteerlye Deercher Cy
Charles Kelly
Meru
G. B. Trowbridge
Che Mg Cher
Cunter
Benjamin Arvarie
Arcania
al Rorhinick
Van
Jitin Yesterdey
Joe
Michael Dominick
Daiser
Slamford
My. Henales
Honenies Han
Pariser
Fessendra
Wesséenien
Conpauny
Omeer Quigtey
Laolan
Dominick le
Renan
Als Brothers
la Yang Hiq Slater
An Jr
Nave
Rena
Uri
James Thenwald Abouk
Gare
Atention
Geaysit Ie Horinivk
McMnanery
Mckinaney
Hota
Bnet
Intel
George Ade
O People
George Jean Nathan
C. McIntyre
Smopoli
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