Ohio Gives Wood Nine Delegates
Ohio awards Major General Leonard Wood nine of its forty eight Republican delegates to the national convention. William H Boyd leads Wood with a plurality of 956 votes over Harry H Maugherty. In Indiana Wood wins the state with a 5 947 margin over Hiram W Johnson.
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Columbus
Leonard Wood
Ohiw
Tlican Maeeal
Teiary of State
William H Boyd
Weed
Harry H. Maugherty
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Senator Harding
Wanted Accountants Office Men Bookkeepers Clerks
Classified recruitment notice seeks trainees for accountancy roles under CAPA staff guidance. Promises direct coaching for C.P.A. and related exams, with practical instruction and immediate salary opportunities. State Manager to interview applicants Monday and Tuesday. provide phone number to arrange appointment. 52468 this paper
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CAPA
sYidress
Jail Breaker 1 Escape Tale From West Jail
A blurred report describes Wallam escaping from a tribal jail post assault, then recaptured in Long Beach after a failed sawing attempt. Authorities allege Williams used a coat ruse to trap the keeper and slip free, evading police until weeks ago.
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Wiliams
Deans Chapman
Sing Sing
Long Beach
Ins Cell
Sis
Wartford
Bridgeport
Waterbur
Meriden
New Haven
Py Police
Derby
Williams
Valley City
Willams
Keaper
Cal
Seven Arrested by New Vice Squad
A new vice squad operation led to seven arrests late Wednesday. Anahal Hinbanga, listed at 108 Courtland Street, did not reside there per neighbor Mrs. Scanlon. Violet Weaver 27 and Gladys Kreitz 17 gave 364 Washington Street as addresses. Four men Moris Soloway 63 Harrison Street Harry Dworkin Beechwood Avenue Harry Gann 39 Steuben Street and D Kane Cathme Street were also taken, with all waiving examination and bound over to Superior Court after bonds.
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Mate
Anahal Hinbanga
Courtland Street
Scanlon
Hindensa Lirl
Las Violet Weaver
Gladys Kreitz
Washington
Moris Soloway
Harrison Street
Harry Dworkin
Beechwood Avenue
Harry Gann
Steuben Street
D. Kane
Cathme Street
Submarine Prospect Spotlighted at Stratfield Banquet
Connecticut Co. Branch of American Railway hosts a banquet with talks by Price of the Chamber of Commerce Fred Atwater and Simon Lake. Attendees see underwater boat illustrations, hear performances, and discuss future submarine use in cargo and passenger transport. Plans loom to switch leases on Sunday to match new zone rules.
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Connecticut Co
American Railway
Stratfield
Tary Price
Chamber of Commerce
Fred A. Atwater
Kiwanis Wing
Simon Lake
Ar Des
Connecticut Company
House rules panel probes official conduct inearring
The House rules committee continues inquiry into Assistant Secretary of the Interior Fost. A May 14 date is set for Mr. Po to appear as a witness. The hearing centers on alleged issues in the administration and seeks to determine if further action is warranted.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Ness
Mill firms declare 100 percent stock dividends
Directors of Woe e Cotton Mills in Greenville and Riverside Manufacturing in Anderson voted to declare stock dividends of 100 percent. The action, taken in Greenville on May 6, reflects a bold payout to shareholders and signals confidence in the companies’ earnings prospects.
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Greenville
Woe E Cotton Mills Company
Riverside Manufacturing Company
Anderson
Inspector Henry Loser In Sto ges
New York May 6 alleged to show that Police Inspector Dominick Henry formerly in command of the tenderloin district defrauded a stock exchange fund. In January 19 9 charged off to profit and loss a debt of 12862. Evidence to be presented to the grand jury tomorrow. Smith says books show losses from stock speculating over five years near 30000.
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New York
Dominick Henry
Unclear High School/Civic Roster From Alton to Mansfield
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places such as Alton New London Norwich Bridgeport Danbury Newtown Stamford Willmarne Torrington and others with several vice designations and scores like 82-7 and 38. The text appears to be a scattered athletic or electoral roster with multiple towns and individuals lacking full context.
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Alton
New London
T. C. Kelly
Norwich
Eadward Driscoll
Galchester
J. C. Geary
W. P. Carr
Bridgeport
T. J. Murphy
Cornell
P. T. Brady
Hugh J. Lavery
George Mara
W. J. Olmstead
W. H. Cable
Danbury
J. R. Beech
Middletown
L. Stevens
Clinton
C. G. Tanks
Ansfield Center
Fragmented Weather Report From Damaged OCR Page
A garbled weather note presents a distorted forecast with phrases about daylight saving time and tidal indicators. The text lacks coherent data but hints at times and moon phases amid broken terms.
Prune Center Follies Delights Bridgeport Audience
A skit titled Prune Center Follies by Alys V. McDonald and performed by Telephone Exchange girls featured at the Colonial Ballroom under Bridgeport Traffic Council Telephone Employees Association. Cast included Mary Smith Alyas McDonald Bert Gippert Matilda Gompertz Catherine Clark Catherine Watter Ida Pritchard Peggy Hounihan Estelle Dubois Loretta Stowe Margaret Quinn Florence Flanagan and Mary McDonald. Committee led by W. Carroll with Miss Rasmussen and Miss Barnes directing, with post show dancing.
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Prune Center Follies
Alys V. McDonald
Telephone Exchange
Colonial Ball Room
Bridgeport Traffic Council Telephone Employes Association
Mary Smith
Alyas McDonald
Bert Gippert
Matilda Gompertz
Catherine Clark
Catherine Watter
Ida Pritchard
Peggy Hounihan
Estelle Dubois
Loretta Stowe
Margaret Quinn
Florence Flanagan
Mary McDonald
W. Carroll
A. ©. Rasmussen
M. Barnes
Obituary notices for Moran Dollard Maloney and others
Funeral services for Mes. Johanna Moran were held at St Patrick's Church with a large clergy and parish presence. Annie Dollard, widow of John E Dol lard, died recently and is survived by three children and a brother. Thomas Maloney of 887 East Main Street died in Brooklyn Naval Hospital. his funeral will be a solemn high mass at St Marys Church followed by burial in St A ngel's Cemetery.
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Johanna Moran
James I. Moran
New York City
Mes
Stuhr
New York
Offican
James McDonald
New Haven
St. Patric Parish
V. Hosey
Thomas Desgan
Cathedral College
James P. Buckley
Joseph McEvoy
Rothauf
New Mochelle
J. Keane
John C. Lynch
Robert J. Bowen
James FB
Thomas I. Picker
Hazardville
Otto Baumeister
Colchester
Patrick Daly
William Spencer
Dah Reis
Charles Seaghe
St. Bernard's
Annie Dallard
Annie
John E. Dolard
Smith Stress
Hast Ena
Blessed Sacrament Church
Thomas Maloney
East Main Street
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Mary's Church
St. Allengel's Cemetery
Lack of tact blamed for unrest in industrial work force
Former assistant worker and now executive Whiting Williams told a crowd at the Casino on Slate Street last night that lack of tact and humanity among foremen and employers toward foreign born workers fuels unrest. He urged foremen to educate workers about their roles and to avoid insults that alienate employees.
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Carny
Whiting Williams
Aiset
Slate Street
Williams
Qam
Mr. Williams
Amos Aong
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