Connecticut Democrats Push Women Voter Drive At Beach Meeting
Connecticut Democratic leaders urge registration of women as the party seeks a united front. Executive session at Moccasin Beach House discusses the Connecticut Women’s Alliance formation, party rule amendments, and a Hartford state convention date. Lonergan appears sidelined as Spellacy likely to be the Senate nominee.
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Rckford
Cones Tout Women’s Alliance
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Ational
Thomas J. Spellacy
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United States
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Fitzgerald
Spellacy
Paddock Brands Cornell Liar in Council Spat
In a page one squabble Paddock and Hennegan clash over an alleged repairman claim. They accuse each other of concealing evidence and claiming official sources, while denials and accusations echo through the council scene.
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Hennegan
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Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport-Council and Local Societies
Community notices list gatherings at 1026 Main Street and 1034 Broad Street. Numerous fraternal, temperance, and veterans groups show events at Arcunum Lodge and Odd Fellows Hall with refreshments to follow.
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Orie
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cornell Delivers Fiery Speech in Third District Meeting
Town Chairman John A. Cornell addresses Democratic club insurgents in Bridgeport, defending party integrity and condemning patronage. He vows loyalty to standards of decency, praises Mayor Atwater, and argues against associating with any group not upholding clean politics.
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Mayor Atwater Dropped By Democratic Leaders
Democratic leaders in Connecticut call for a strong candidate to lead the party this fall. The document praises Lonergan’s three terms in the U S House and outlines expected roles if he or another mayor leads the ticket. A meeting at Meshorn hotel discussed committee chairs and caucus timing with officials from New Haven and Waterbury attending.
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Democratic Party
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Gie Democratic Candidaya
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Luynch
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Hwaterbury
Beth Ware
Pvidgwiort
Willi PY Core
Sixth District Endorses Town Chairman Cornell
The Sixth District backs Town Chairman Cornell amid a contentious Democratic party dispute over patronage and reform. Leaders debate logic of leadership, pledges, and future bids as Atwater supporters defend clean government and party unity.
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Cornell
Bandanna Turba to Be Featured in America This Fall
A fragment notes Bandanna Turba from Mie plans a Paris spring tour and an American appearance in fall. The text claims the act is most effective on brunettes and mentions exploitation in Paris.
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America
Second District Club Endorses Town Chairman
The Second District Club endorses the town chairman candidate at a meeting. A noted speaker from the Senend latpiot group invited residents to attend a future event at Wig apperartg Sr Laeby, with plans for a gathering next week.
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Ehalvinay
Rail executives rush to capital amid unrest at Manchester
The Boston and Maine line faced gunfire and protests near East Dearfield as workers clashed with authorities. James Raye, a new employee, was shot during unrest on the Concord River area while police pursued alleged saboteurs. Officials claimed orderly behavior by some union leaders, while others denied involvement in the violence.
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Skelly Predicts Battle as Jess Poised to Fight Willard
Sporting writer Jack Skelly argues Jess Willard can challenge Jack Dempsey in September. Willard, 38, is lauded for extraordinary size and strength but lacking the fast brain of legends. the piece cites past champions who fought past 40 and questions Willard’s readiness yet praises his formidable physique.
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Willard
Dempsey
Hig
Jess
Tanak Sullivan
Gorhete Tiesimmons
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Paddy Ryan
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Ratil
Jem Mage
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Machine Gun Troops Deployed in Pennsylvania Strike
Pennsylvania National Guard and Calvary units ordered to western Pennsylvania to guard mines and protect workers during a resumed mining drive. Gov Sproul issued proclamations urging restraint, while state police guard properties and deter demonstrations. Colonel B J Stackpole to lead troops. assurances received from contractors awaiting resumed operations.
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Jowa Farmers Mine Coal for Threshing in Town District
Farmers at Teddyville near Heresre mine coal for threshing under armed guard after failed attempts to obtain coal. The decision was reported today by state union headquarters in Alrta, July 20.
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Teddyville
Heresre
Hare
Turbulent Rail Freight and Labor Tensions Reportedly Rise
A Commerce Department review notes slow business from neurisy disorders and heavy stockpiles. The report mentions attempts to divert goal shipments and interference with union activity. Changes in railroad rankings and regional notes in Montana Idaho and North Carolina are cited as conditions improve in Denison Texas and Rock Mount North Carolina.
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Commerce Department
Miners Called Off In Southwest Fields
In Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas six hundred coal miners were ordered out by John Wilkinson president of the United Mine Workers district 21. The suspension halts work in mines and related sectors supplying fuel for public utilities, hospitals, and schools amid a nationwide strike.
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Wilkinson
Thdidnapoli
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Williams Strong for Mark's Stars in WI
In Tanstown July 16 a report on former Philadelphia Americans stars, including Connie Mack era mentors, coaching at Williams Galles. Despite fame, limited success in building a winning team as changes from Thomas to Davis and others unfold, with war interruptions and shifting duties affecting the Athletics lineage.
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Sveess
Thomas Wes
Williams
Germany
Thomas
Bey
Tig
Tash
Harry Davis
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