G O P Loses on Senate Horizon Seen by Moses
Washington May 14 Republican senatorial candidates face a hard fight in eight states now held by Republicans as Senate Moses of New Hampshire reports after salary surveys. Democrats are certain to retain ten of fourteen Democratic seats up next year. The Republican committee foresees a tough battle to hold control.
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Dario Resta Seeks Bankruptcy Amid Political Signals
Dario Resta, a known driver in stock circuit racing, files for bankruptcy in New Haven with debts around 4400 and no assets. The article notes ongoing political maneuvering as factions discuss Republican prospects in several states, including Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Massachusetts, amid 1924 election forecasts.
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New Haven
Lions Meeting Urges More Park Tennis Courts
At a Lions Club gathering, advocates urged more park tennis courts to provide equitable access for learning and exercise. W Seymour, general secretary, emphasized tennis as a vital pastime offering health benefits and lifelong activity for older adults. Local attendees included William Lounsbury and James J. O Day, with Ernst Cummings reporting attendance.
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Carnival slashing spree shocks open air crowd
An unidentified man believed armed with an object slashed clothing of five people during a State Street carnival last night and fled. Police searched the grounds and maintained surveillance but did not identify the assailant.
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State Street
Maticious
Births and Marriages at Local Addresses Include Olga John Jacob
Births record a girl Olga to John and Helen Murdre at 514 Hollis fier avenue on May 15 and a boy John Jacob to John Martin and Wagine Demri dian at 185 Capitol avenue on May 15. Marriages listed include Walter Hammond and Clarence Bradford of 171 North avenue and 19, 17 North avenue. Oberk J. Whelan of Glencourt and Josephine M. Care of Fairfield avenue. and other pairs with addresses in Plainfield and Orange areas.
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Hollisfier Avenue
Olga
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Wagine Demridian
Capitol Avenue
John Jacob
Walter Hammond
North Avenue
Clarence Bradford
Oberk J. Whelan
Glencourt
Josephine M. Care
Fairfield Avenue
Raley
Howard Avenue
Wid Mar Marback
Finton Avenue
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Bo Hunter
Funton Court
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Hoskins
Plainfield
Louis James Humphrey
Elizabeth
Pembroke Street
B. Hunter
Orange
N. J
Dorisman
Walter Rad
Victoria Tomiusesko
Railroad Avenue
Gonne
Frost Shrivels Peach Crops Across State
Local frost damaged peach crops about 24 percent as cold weather persisted. Reports from fruit growers show heavy losses in early vegetable crops by market gardeners, highlighting the breadth of agricultural impact from the recent chill.
Louisiana Solons Resent Harding Negro Selection
May 18 Washington Walter Cohen a New Orleans Negro Republican leader, nominated for Comptroller of Customs for the New Orleans district, received a presidential recess appointment after his prior rejection by Congress. Louisiana senators Broussard and Ransdell condemned the move as a breach of precedents and a insult to the state.
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Massachusetts House Reverses on Gasoline Tax Plan
In Boston on May 18 the Massachusetts House reversed a prior vote and passed a two cents per gallon gasoline tax proposal to the Senate after yesterday's 113 to 10 defeat. The move shifts momentum as lawmakers reexamine fuel policy and revenue plans.
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False Fire Alarm Strikes Palisade and Win Streets
Second false alarm in a week woke residents at 1 am yesterday at Palisade avenue and Win street. Police and fire authorities investigate the incident and seek the cause of the repeated alerts.
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Minor cases disposed of in City Court
City Court disposed of several minor cases including Charles La Turle ordered to post 150 bond or 69 days in jail for wife support. Francis Rooney fined 50 for alleged theft of a watch and rings, plus 40 restitution. Anthony Gevich fined 10 and costs with 10 days suspended jail for drunkenness breach. John Moore fined 15 with costs for windows damaged during a drunken incident. Denis O Leary fined five days for drunkenness. Denis O Leary, 582 Broad Street, and others cited for drunkenness.
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Frank Street
William Buckley
Francis Rooney
Benham Avenue
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Rooney
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Jiafayette Street
John Moore
French Street
Annie Wilson
Highland Avenue
William
M. Bolles
Wood Avenue
Denis O'Leary
Broad Street
Jiua Snderberg
Denver Avenue
Wiliam Brady
Nolle
Fairfield Legion entertains tonight with guests from area posts
In Sherman hall the Fairfield Auxiliary hosts a social with guests from Westport Bridgeport and Stratford Legion posts and auxiliaries. State Commander Kelley and State President Carpenter are invited along with other state officers. The Katherine McGarty post of Bridgeport will be the guests of honor.
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