McAdoo Calls for Backers Conference on Nomination
William G McAdoo, former Treasury secretary, asks supporters to convene in Chicago to decide if his role as counsel to Doheny oil concerns jeopardizes his Democratic presidential bid. He requests representatives from key groups to join a national conference assessing public opinion and his leadership.
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Hig Publc Trust
Man Released After Short Prison Term
A man jailed for unspecified offenses serves under ten years of a thirty four year sentence. He emerges with limited time in custody, facing uncertain prospects and monitored conditions. The report notes his release and outlines prior incidents suggesting ongoing legal scrutiny.
Mother of Four Held on Liquor Charges
A mother of four was detained on liquor related charges. Local authorities reported the arrest followed a routine check. No further details were provided about the case or the individuals involved.
Maloney Reelected G O P Leader After Opposition Loss
John F. Maloney was unanimously reelected fifth district Republican leader amid an opposition slate failing to win. The meeting produced eight ballots and Maloney secured the seat as party head with city officials confirming the vote and leadership confirmation.
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Ecme
Whobert Barrows
Moloney
U S Bankers Lead Japan Loan Amid Global Funding
U S bankers secure the largest share of a major Japanese loan as government funding and the global market respond. The vertical financial maneuver involves simultaneous moves by U S and Dutch Dutch banks, with extensive commentary on interest rates and cross border financing affecting the United States and Holland.
Bishop Faces Trial for Extreme Heresy
Local church figure Bishop faces trial on charges of extreme heresy. Proceedings focus on doctrinal disputes and alleged contravention of church law with potential implications for his ministry. Community members await testimony and verdict.
House Appropriation Increase Affects Rural Delivery
House leaders reach informal deal to confine debate on the revenue bill to three to four days. The appropriations committee reports a rise in rural delivery maintenance funding from 336 000 to 389 250 900 and adds a 100 000 allocation for the New York San Francisco airplane mail service, while other provisions are adjusted or removed.
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Suesday
After Dinner Speakers Sincere? Lavery Gets Counter
Milford telegram reports Albert Lavery of Bridgeport claimed after dinner speakers are often insincere. Governor Charles Templeton responded at the Milford Chamber of Commerce Lincoln banquet in West Haven saying Lavery’s remarks were political theater and urged honesty in public discourse. Templeton defended his law enforcement stance and ambition to govern Connecticut without political games.
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Irwin and Forbes Tour West and Mortimer Breaks With Him
Irwin recaps Forbes sweeping West on a triumphal tour and Mortimer’s break, detailing a web of political and business figures. The account links the tour to wartime hospital funding, government pressure, and industry influence, naming Harding era figures and construction interests amid the Washington power milieu.
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Bridgeport Sunday Post Summary
The readable fragment mentions Good Roads and a local obron, with scattered terms like India, Jahul Wy, Curtis, and Lanngrad. The text appears damaged, offering hints of a regional issue or notice, but no clear events, dates, or names to confirm a specific story.
Fight Looms Over Special Counsel for Oil Inquiry
Senate debate heats over appointing Silas H Strawn and Atlee Pomerene as special government counsel in oil lease probes. Walsh seeks full department of justice investigation while witnesses testify on Teapot Dome and Doheny cases amid calls for Denby resignation and broader inquiry.
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Priest Murder Rights Offer Sparks Church Society Debate
A fragmented clipping reports church societies proposing a $1000 reward related to a priest murder case. The item references names and places in garbled form, noting community groups and authorities considering the bounty and public response within the local religious community.
Edge outlines anti corruption plan at New York gathering
President Edge urged immediate vigorous prosecution of land lease cases and called for national support for his tax and agriculture programs. He defended arms sales to Mexico, opposed new bonus legislation, and urged unity with other nations in armament policy while stressing agricultural needs and fiscal responsibility.
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Mexico
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Coolidge
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Paccuma
Sheriff Maloney Wins Fifth District Jail Chair Race
Sheriff Maloney and 14 followers win jail offices in the Fifth District Republican club election amid opposition to Maloney registering votes. The event includes church-supported reward fundraising for a local murder case and multiple civic notes across St Joseph and surrounding communities.
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Robert Hitchcock, Fairfield Town Auditor, Dies
Robert Hitchcock, long-serving town auditor of Fairfield, dies at his home in Pointville after a brief illness of pneumonia. Survived by his widow and two sons, with funeral services planned at the Masonic Chapel on Fairfield Avenue.
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