Democrats Plan Victory Clubs for Connecticut
Washington June 17. The Democratic National Committee aims to launch 1924 Democratic Victory Clubs in every ward town and county. Members pay $5 to fund a presidential campaign, with Connecticut having about 120,000 eligible voters. Plans call for state organizers and local chapters to mobilize support before the 1924 election, targeting large fundraising and voter alignment nationwide.
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George H. Manning
Bridgeport Telegram
Washington, D.C
Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
United States
Ileady
Cordell Hull
Thite
James Cox
Warren G. Harding
New Jersey
Hall
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Irman
Hiates
Democratic National
Democratic Victory Club
Homer S. Cumnings
Edward M Yeomans
Iver
Fragmented World Population Note
A garbled text fragment claims about one third of the population being white and mentions Japanese and other terms in a jumbled sequence. No coherent event or source context is present to confirm accuracy.
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Piwanis
Priber the Indian Utopia Prophet in 1730s America
The European scholar Christian Priber preached a radical utopian doctrine among the Cherokee and other tribes from 1736 to 1743. He sought a communist federation inspired by St Simon, drafted a Cherokee dictionary, and engaged in diplomacy and trade manipulation that alarmed colonial powers, culminating in his capture and death in 1744.
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Christian Priber
Jacques Toussenu
Tennessee River
Caroline
Corinth
Christan I'riher
Anerlei
Priber
Jin& Int
Harry Haltpeter
Vreenan
Offer Thimas
Franc
St. Simon
Calany
Voltaire
England
Charleston
Teliko
Mobile
James Oplethorpe
Fred‘erten Ga
Ludovick Grant
Pryder
America
St Simon
Fiiber
Hay
Antoine Bannefoy
Great Britain
Oglethorpe
South Carolina
Grant
Priver
Adair
Indies
Mu Kehoe
Chowan
Tadianas
Perens
Yep Peas
Wittig ii
Ammuil Bessater
TOM &Ap
Eiessen
Darth
Cruse
Priber Ats
Plato
Campa+nebo
Sit
India
Kimegell
Capitol Dome Myth and War era Flour Tale
The piece reminisces about Washingtons Capitol dome lit by a vast glow during a Shriners convention and recounts a World War II era tale of flour stored in Capitol cellars. It describes engineering feats, the dome’s weight, and the panorama from the Rotunda as a symbol of urban beauty and dignity.
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Washington, D.C
Shriners
Washington
U. S
Nationaleographic Society
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hell
Gilbert Grosvenoy
Capitol
Lincoln
Georgetown
Penn Sylvania Avenue
Waston
Ba Haute
Prenen
Vieenna
Capito
Hanvnerg
Adunior
Virginia Hills
Acsoss
Aremory Shington
Ars Hington
Yuards
Amin
Armer
Terry
Finger Cut During Fray Police Arrest Man
Unclear readable text shows a man arrested after a fray with a reported finger cut. Names, places, and details are obscured in the OCR. The fragment suggests a local incident with an arrest following a confrontation.
Auto accidents show decline in Bridgeport week
The State Motor Vehicle department reports a drop in Bridgeport accidents for the week ending June 9, with nine more crashes than last year but overall better control amid rising registrations. New London Meriden and Hartford lead in accidents relative to population, with fatalities in Hartford Bridgeport and New Haven.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Outlard
New London
Meriden
Hartford
Flartford
Bridgeport
New Haven
Eles
Youth Claims Slew Of Eight Revenue Agents in 1908 Fight
A Los Angeles man Joseph Laurie 1 claims he and a brother Charley hid in bushes as revenue officers moved along a Kentucky hillside. He says he and Charley opened fire killing eight agents and escaping. Police seek confirmation from the Justice Department as veteran Louisville collectors express doubt.
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Kentucky
Los Angeles
Joseph Laurie
Kirby Knobbs
Coyvith
Y Folka
Box
Rich Yann
Charley
Art
Department of Justice
Louisville
Louise
A. Craft
Internal Revenue
Learie
Crica Globe
City Normal School to Close After 44 Years
The Bridgeport City Normal School will close Thursday after 44 years of service. The board of education approved the decision amid past agitation. The junior class may transfer to Dunbury for teaching studies next fall, ending a long era of graduates.
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Kramimar School
Bridgeport City Normal School
Nermal School
Board of Education
Duntury
Chinese with White Girl Held by Police
Chin Lee a 10 year old proprietor of a New York restaurant and August Norellis 21 were arrested in a Sir Fairfield avenue rooming house on breach of the peace charges. Bonds set at 800 each. A white woman seen dining with a Chinese sparked police inquiry. The woman recently arrived from Germany speaks little English. Lee was ordered to quit his Royal Hotel room.
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Chin Lee
New York
Norellis
Laurel Avenue
Sir Fairfield Avenue
Fites
Gelpher
Germany
Lee
Royal Hotel
Hy Hotel
Raid at Barnum avenue lunch room leads to liquor charge
Police from the Second precinct raided a lunch room at 1565 Barnum Avenue Saturday night and seized a quantity of whiskey. Proprietor Warry Olney was placed under arrest on a charge under state liquor laws, with bonds set at 400 dollars.
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Barnum Avenue
Warry Olney
Summer curtains and draperies listing items
Panel curtains of marquisette with lace insertion fringed at 1.00 each. Ruffled marquisette curtains band frem stitched with tie band 1.25 per pair. Marquisette curtains cross bars with tie bands 1.50 per pair. Yards of cretonne for couch covers spreads curtains pillows 0.29 per yard. Oblong floss pillows khaki saileen fabric. Floor centerpiece item.
Comfort Hammocks and Accessories for Warm Days
Comforts for warm days describe a full line of couch hammocks with adjustable head rests and cotton mattresses priced from 16.50 to 19.50. Hammock stands porch blinds and ready to hang brackets with wind ropes and pulleys are offered in multiple lengths from 3 to 10 feet with prices from 3.50 to 9.50. Third floor center.
Beloved basement deals offer kids wear and treats
Basement department sale lists boys clothing in white madras sport collar blouses sizes 7 to 16, plus Monday specials in lunch room New England boiled dinner 25c, bakery mocha cake 25c, coffee garden chop tea 44c per 2% lb, candy cocettes 33c per lb, and soda fountain sundaes 10c.
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New England
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