Atwater Named Democratic Hopeful for Lieutenant Governor
Cordall Hull, national Democratic chairman, scathingly criticized the Republican administration at a New Raven dinner. He cited failed reforms and economic distress since 1920, predicting Democratic success in state races led by Atwater as a likely lieutenant governor candidate.
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Telegraph
New Raven
Spea
Making & Pania
Perly
Hull
Repubblicana
Ares Fuller
Congolla
Association of Nations
Jones Shipping
Wilson
Connecticut
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Ansonia
Waterbury
Mecien
Kew Britain
Middletown
David B. Bitz- Gerald
Carteal Committee
Fey
Hull Rod State Gneirman
United States
Mra
Hiram Percy Maxim
New Country
WPAEO
Avery
Elass
Phe
Truce in Ireland to Start at Four This Afternoon
Dublin reports a four o clock truce between rival Irish factions taking effect today and lasting until the same hour tomorrow. A unity plan is under discussion with De Valera offered a share in the Dail cabinet and possible reconciliation with official army leaders. The arrangement aims to avoid June elections and grant the new parliament jurisdiction over continued partition questions while ceasing hostilities and ordering a cessation of fighting in Kiennny.
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Dublin
Associated Freee
Ireland
Takenore
Dai Eireann
Mann
Ramon de Valera
da Valera
Debet
Dail
de Valera i
Michal Collins
Richard Mulcahy
Raissa
Parton
Yourlera
Ieikenny
Three Free Staters Killed at Londonderry Border
Three Free Staters died and three were seriously wounded in a clash at the Londonderry Derry border as Free State forces moved to reinforce Bur, encountering Republican Regulars and irregulars who unleashed heavy fire. The ambush occurred during a tense border incident involving Iria forces and local garrisons.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Iria
Republican Army
Free State
Lorron Worg xoderry-Donegal
Bur
Jorrina
Buoncana
Atx
Srresulara
Death of North Dakota Senator Gronna at 64
Dakota, May 4 Axio J Gronna former United States Senator from North Dakota died at his home here tonight at age 64 He had recently returned from Rochester Minnesota where he underwent an operation Gronna known as an authority on farm problems and author of key bills including the Federal Farm Loan and the Guaranty of Bank Deposits acts He served as chairman of the Senate Agricultural committee
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United States Senate
Federate Farm Loan
Senate Agricultural Committes
Community Chest Drives Past 162000 Mark In City Campaign
Secretary Clarence King announced that after yesterday’s canvass over 500 volunteers boosted pledges to 162103.37, about 45 percent of the goal for 20 welfare agencies. Fire, police and factory divisions report early gains as house-to-house canvassing begins and stores, banks, and districts contribute toward a projected 200000 today. Local enthusiasm grows as public support expands.
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Clarence King
Financial Federation
Sjours
Hines
Generat
Elnctelo Company
Kirls
Ponools
Meigs Co
M. Steinart & Sons
S. 5
Kresge Co
Bridgeport
Mercantile
Totel
Main
Congress
Reveilla
Grrow
Owung
Arthur Guertin
Manggar
Outdoor Advertising Corporation
Almontag
Goeq
Revellls
Albert E. Lavery
Tornado Kills Five Near Austin Texas
A tornado struck Oak Hill eight miles south of Austin causing five deaths in the Beardsley family and injuring many others. The storm damaged Woodward Manufacturing plant and other facilities, with injuries reported at St Edwards College and the Negro Dex Institute. Medical care числе around forty people.
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Austin
Texas
Tex
Beardsley
Oak Hill
Enpheld
Woodward Manuf ‘Eauring Company
Jack Muesit
Art
Negro Dext, Fumb and Blind Institute Northwear
Parionalye
Stedwards College
Pennfield
Chang Tso Lin Suffers Reverses Against Wu Chang Soldiers
Chinese forces under General Chang Tso Lin retreat after heavy losses at Machang and near the Hun river. Refuge refused at Peking gates, foreigners safeguarded, with evacuees seeking shelter in temples as Wu Pei Fu’s 40,000 troops push Manchurian remnants eastward.
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Peking
Associated Press
Chang “‘Tso-Lin
Machang
Tién Tein
Chang
Hun River
Kuanhuten
Chang ‘Sin Tien
Chang Sin Tien
Fenrai
Rey Atherton
Legation
Atdee
Wu'e
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
American Board of Missions
Liga
Cheoz
Chang bin Tien
Wu Pei-Fu
Qiang
Fengtl
Barry Denies Knowledge of Porter's Whereabouts
Arthur Barry of Worcester, charged with a murder linked to the Power Wagner case, appeared in City court on a defense request. He denied knowing the real identity or location of "Josaph Porter," named as a possible companion on the night of the shooting.
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Arthur Barry
Worcester
Dexias
Power Wagner
George A. Marc Barry
Credenl
Josaph Porter
Lloyd George and Germans Confer on Reparations
Genoa May 4 Premier Lloyd George and German foreign minister Rathenau met at the British premier's villa for a luncheon to map how to implement the reparations and debts plan with no American participation. Barthou, French delegation head, to return from Paris soon to review the program for possible approval. The talks aimed to satisfy France and Belgium while avoiding separate Russo-German concessions and to keep Belgium in line amid shifting treaty plans.
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Lincoln Steffens
Genoa
Lloyd George
England
Walter Rathenau
Rathenau
America
M. Barthou
Paris
Barthou
Lloyd-George
Belgium
France
Theraig
Ruaele
French police say spies tied to Bolshevik plot arrested
French police claim to have uncovered a large espionage network aiding the Soviet government. Three arrests announced with about 200 suspected operatives across Brent, Tolent, Toulon, and powder plants. Documents stolen at Brest and a major powder factory, with couriers routing items to Berlin for Bolshevist propaganda.
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Fross
France
Brent
Torlent
Toulon
Porte
Seco
Brestaraene
Polles
Cene Ler
Omienare Cane Sfory
Berlin
Broscow
Aiao
Britain Will Not Pay War Damages to Russia
London May 4. In the House of Commons Winston Churchill stated the government will not admit any obligation to compensate the Russian government for damages arising from Allied actions. The remark underscores a formal position rejecting liability.
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Britain
Russia
London
Rusten Chamberlain
House of Commons
Beveridge Majority Reaches 19 687 Votes
Indianapolis May 4 Associated Press. Beveridge, former Senator and Progressive leader, gains to 19 687 vote majority after delayed returns from Tuesday's primary. Beveridge defeats New for Republican nomination to challenge in November. Windfall votes offset earlier drop as precincts still missing include 86 in city and Terre Haute. Theodore McCormick reports his home on 1809 Strautara Avenue was broken into and $73 stolen.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated
Press
Albert J. Beveridge
Progressive Party
Beveridge
Harry &. New
United Aaton
Dean of the Party Forecasts Defeat For Republicans
Democrats gathered in New Haven to hear National Chairman Cordell Hull. An 84 year old delegate from Cromwell, George Bottelle, traveled by trolley to the event and vowed Democrats would beat Republicans in the fall elections.
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Dean
New Haven
Cordell Hull
George Bottelie
Morris
Bantam Lake
Bottelle
Cromwell
Hartford
Litchfield
Waterbury
Hull
State Central Committee
Hull Places Confidence In Democratic Party to Carry State
Cordell Hull, national chairman of the Democratic party, speaks at the Connecticut state central committee about hopeful fall prospects for Democrats. He cites Indiana primaries as a national sign of discontent with the administration and discusses issues for the coming congressional campaign, stressing tax cuts, economy, and disarmament. The interview notes Hull’s steady demeanor as questions continue and hints at continuation on Page Two.
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Hull
Democratic Party
New Haven
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
State Central Committee
Connecticut
Indiana
Beveridge
Senator New
Harding
Congress
Priblic
Newtown Inn Sold During Foreclosure Deal In New Haven
Foreclosure actions led to the Newtown Inn being transferred to Dr. Jacob Gerber of Newtown. The property, once tied to an aggregate mortgage near 17 000, is to be renovated as a premier inn. Wallis previously headed Industrial Finance and Mortgage Corp and faced scrutiny over purchases and profits.
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Newtown Savings| Bank
Industrial Finance and Mortgage Corporation of
New Haven
John W. Wallis
Criminal Superior Court
Newtown Inn
Bridgeport
Danbury
Jacob
Gerber
Gerbay
Newtown Savings Bank
Industrial Finance and Mortgage Corporation
Nicholson
Buckley
Newtown
James Corbett
Ogle
Meecy
Industrial Finance and Mort- Sage Corporation
John Keogh
Wallis
Frank Wells
Trumbull
Industrial Finance and Mortgags Corporation
Thomas Lt. Cankay
Bridgapor
To Company
Tateree Keogh
Bigwife
Yale Bowl
Connecticut Democrats declare political year amid Hull visit
In New Haven on May 4 Connecticut Democrats convene at the Hotel Garde for Hulls first official Connecticut visit. A large crowd fills the lobby and state headquarters as party activists discuss Governor nomination jockeying between Spellacy and Fitzgerald and note the influence on the forthcoming state ticket.
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Corcespokien
New Haven
Connecticut
Democratic Sta
Cordell Hull
Ae the
Democrata
Garde
Hull
Connecti
David E. Fitzgerald
Peror
Thomas J. Spellacy
United States
Fugger
Aid
Fitzgerald
Srellacy
Toomason
Rickata J. Kinsella
Assembor
Jamon Farrell
Charles J. Ditlon
Hartford
Reverend Dr Frank S Child Dies After Short Illness
Reverend Dr Frank Samuel Child longtime pastor emeritus of Fairfield Church died at Bridgeport hospital after a brief illness. Born March 20 1864 in Exeter North Carolina he studied at Hamilton College and Union Theological Seminary and served Fairfield for 32 years. He spent winters in El Paso Texas and San Diego California before returning to Fairfield weeks ago. He led the Fairfield History Society and Fairfield First Aid chapter among other civic roles. Special prayers were offered in Bridgeport and Fairfield. Page continues.
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Frank S. Child
Fairfield Church
Frank Samuel Child
First Church of Christ, Congregational
Fairfield
Bridgeport Hospital
Child
el Paso
Tex
Sa Diego
Cal
Bridgeport
Fairfield Memorial Library
Exeter
N.C
Hamilton Collage
Union Theological Seminary
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Rapallo
Aul
Rusa
Bloyd-George
Wirth
Theodore MaCormlek
Yeerardey
Republican Congress
Industrial Finance Co
PTA
Cummings
Lonergatt
Congregational Parish
California
Cnuicnes Vu Ounuay
Fairfeld
Chug
Hia Paciah
Fairfald Historiony Society
Fairfield Frest Airham
American Reg Cross
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