Republican Campaign Funds Report Details 3.7 Million Flows
Washington section of the Senate Campaign Fund Investigating Committee reported 3,744,962 in contributions to the Republican campaign through the national committee. Of this, 2,942,962 remained with the national body and 800,039 was returned to state organizations. The inquiry noted 21,716 contributors and ongoing review of funds. In Pennsylvania, Joseph R. Grundy cited 791,000 total funds raised. AFL leader Frank Morrison testified the federation collected 23,736 in voluntary contributions and spent 26,000, with no treasury transfer to La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CALGO
Borah
Senate Campaign Fund Investiating Committee
William Wedges
Republican National
National Committee
Hodges
Washington
Wreshington
Senate Committee
la Follette-Wheeler
Joseph R. Grundy
Republican
Ways and Means Committee
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
la Follette
Treasury
Local Meetings List For Various Fraternal and Civic Groups
A compiled schedule lists tonight’s gatherings including American Fabrics association at Court Marina F of A 1087 Bread Street and Bridgeport Loyal Orange Lodge at 181 State Street. Also noted are Humbolt Stamm U O RF 176 Fairfield Avenue and Letter Carriers at 152 State Street among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fabrics Association
Court Marina
Bread Street
England in virtual war with Russia cites Shaw view
London reports George Bernard Shaw declares England is virtually at war with Russia after the general election. He says Britain has lost its head in European diplomacy and has finally got the government it deserves, a statement noted by North American and Telegram representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Russia
George Bernard Shaw
Alliance
Shaw
o_yongland
Saloons and liquor transport debated in state election list
The article lists candidates who favor measures to suppress saloons and stop liquor transport under state law, with names by Senate and House Republicans and Democrats from Connecticut towns including Norwich Milford Bridgeport and New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crallenzer
Senate
William HH. Woodpoft
Milford
Tuee Roy Robbina
Norwich
Howard S
House of Representatives
A Ashford
Allan B. Lincoln
Barkhamsted
Charles FI. Tegut
Beacon Fells
Willam
Bradley
Bristo
Bpaparoditus Peek Bosrah
Frank Lathrop
Hast Windsor
Arthur I
Pascoe
Teast Granby
J. W. Biiwell
Ellington
H. H. Mckihight
Farmington
Adrian W. Wadsworth
Granby
George W Wento
Groton
George F. Janings
Mansfield
Anne B. Vinton
Middlebury
Frank A. Water
Madison
J. Nelson Platt
Putnam
Samwel Rich
Simsbury
William M. Ketehin
Jonington
Mason Mannings
Talland
Abila L. Metcalf
Union
Levi M. Been
Warren
Robert H. Perkins
Waterbury
Raymond
Wallast Lyme
Wilfred Scott
Harry C. Ley
Greenwich
James Ey Quan
Lebanon
Oscar Borgeson
George H. Andrews
Meriden
Wilbury HE
Costelén
W. J. Bartlett
Plymouth
Thomas Hogan
Norwalk
James T. Hubbell
Shelton
Oscar L. Beardaley
Somers
B. F. Pinney
Sterling
Herman &. Rink
Trumbull
H. J. Pratt
Watertown
Edward P. Mewa
Waterford
Hadlai_ I. Pea- Otte Frederick Body
Wethersfield, Son
Referendum Debate Ties Strained School Funding to Voter Will
Officials weigh a straw vote on a $45,000 to $45,600 aid for Stratford High School expansion. Councilmen lean to aligning with majority voter wishes while fearing higher taxes. School board argues rapid action keeps state aid and relieves overcrowding, enabling use of the new high school for early grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammis
Algl
Bothead
de Ruyter Howland
Howland
Stratford
Stratford School Board
Lunding
Ables
La Follette Favors Tariff Protection In Speech
Pittsburgh address portrays Robert M. La Follette as opposing Coolidge and backing a genuine protective tariff. He denounces the Worden-McCumber law, pledges duties to equalize production costs and shield American labor from foreign competition, while opposing monopoly and consumer burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Andrew Mellon
Robert M. Tabollette
United States
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Treasury
Wisconsin
Melion
Coolidge
Mellon
Hallowe'en Night Incidents Include Fire Call and Arrests
Firemen arrived to a box alarm at 6:15 near Madigan Avenue and Federal Street, 863, after youths claimed not to laugh when questioned by a Fourth Precinct officer. All youths were taken to the station for names and addresses before parental notification for Juvenile court. Injuries included Yda Kelley, 18, of Madison Lane with contusions, and Gerald McDonald, 6, of 222 South Main Street who fainted after eating too much candy. Mary Trask, 120 Willard Street, was arrested for drunkenness and breach of peace after throwing liquor bottles from her window. Halloween dances and events filled the night from Norwalk High School to Stratford clubs, with costumes, lanterns, and a large turnout at the State Armory. Police note autos and wheels damaged in Norwalk, linked to Halloween revelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madigan Avenuu
Wederal Street
Fourth Precinct
Girt
Yda Kelley
Madison Laven
A. J. Sekeralk
Gerald McDonald
South Main Street
E Mary Trask
Willard
B. I. Ss
Glee Club Meade Tt
Cupheag Club
Stratford
Hallowe'en
Ambrtha
Frank J. Brennan
Aundreds
Chall
Washington Avenue
Clifford J. Buckley
Joseph's
T. B. and
L. Association
State Armory
Bernard ‘T. Muldoon
Boys’ Club
Winsery
EH Harvey Hubbell
Faints in Restaurant at Station Causes Eye Lacerations
Thomas Amos, 22, of St ing street, fainted while working at the railroad station restaurant. He fell and cut his left eye and cheek on a sharp edge, was treated at Smesrgenny hospital by ambulance surgeon Tr. Gildea, then moved to St. Vincent's hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Amos
Sting Street
Amos
Smesrgenny Hospital
Surceer
Gildea
St. Vincent's Hositalter Observatory
Bridgeport Man Falls From Truck In Fatal Street Accident
Michael Baltovich of Darumbull, employed as a helper on an Overland Motor Dispatch truck, fell headfirst from the rear while adjusting a dragging chain and was in critical condition at Norwalk Hospital. Driver G Smith reported the incident to Norwalk police and Westport authorities after rushing Baltovich to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Michael, Baltovich
Wrumbull
Sutton
Morwalk
Batovich
Overland Motor Dispat@h company
Gregory. Street
Bridgeport
G. Smith
Main ‘Street
Tia
Smith
Westport
School board debates equipment bids and substitutes
The board discussed delays in securing Usto2 equipment for the new school and ordered Wynkoop to liaise on bids. Substitutes policy favored younger graduates, while bids for Sheridan school grading were awarded to Silman and Godfray with multiple other bids discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynkoop
John B. Wynkoop
Cortright
Eoward B. Caldwell
Worcester Warren
Cordright
J. Murray Johnson
Tannie I. Crosby
Sheridan Sehovl
Silman
Godfray
Common Council
Henry Rowland
John A. Kins
Toosevelt School
Debts and Estate Details of Senator Brandegee
The Brandegee estate in New London includes realty in Washington and Maryland tied to banks and draft firms. Personal property such as paintings and furniture remains in Washington, with a partially valued estate showing debts exceeding assets. A separate report notes poultry theft linked to Hullowe’an celebrants.
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Burr
Brandagee
Washington
Maryland
Talynne
New Tondon
Buldings
Pequot
Pequot Tacts Company
Brandeger
Qnada
Brandegee
Carroll Refuses Bail In Immoral Pictures Case
Carroll, theatrical producer, is held at the Tombs awaiting Sessions court trial on a charge of exhibiting immoral pictures at his York theater. He refused a $300 bond set by Magistrate Moses Ryttenberg and remained jailed. Three lobby pictures were seized after his arrest in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ari Carrell
Tombs
Moses R. Rytttenberg
Carroll
Jyttenberg
Mag Trate
Rae
Bond
Watch Missing Report From Rent Offer
George Woll of 247 Congress street told police a wrist watch is missing from his lease after a man called seeking to rent a room. The gold watch is valued at about $64.
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George Woll
Congress Street
Yale to Build Final Dormitory on Campus
Oct 31 Waven Yale President Angell confirms in a Yale Alumni Weekly letter that the new dormitory will be the last on the Yale Campus under the current program. He says other changes may come soon and explains the dormitory was meant to address undergraduate room shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Waven
Ames BR. Angell
Yale University
Yale Alumni
Yale
Prudential Committee
Arrest for Improper Harness Used In Horse Team Incident
George Marshall of 35 Marcell Street was arrested by Officer L. R. Barlow on cruelty to animals charges due to improper harness on his horses. He was jailed at head coapers but released and ordered to appear in City Court this morning with a $50 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshall
Marcell Street
Tiumane
L. R. Barlow
Madame Louise Dotte Dies Noted Vocalist at 78
Cincinnati reports the death of Madame Louise Dotte a noted teacher of voice and grand opera singer formerly of New Bedford Mass aged 78. She had been in declining health for nearly two years. In 1881 she was a member of Mapleton Grand Opera company alongside Adelina Patti Lillian Nordica Nellie Melba and other stars.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Louise Dotti
New Bedford
Mass
Madame Dotti
Mapleaon Grand Opera Company
Adelina Patt
Lillian Nordica
Nellie Melba
Trade Recovery During September to October
The report notes quiet activity in September with larger bookings in early October. New England paper mills operated at about 75 percent capacity in September. Rubber manufacturing ran below normal but rising in October. Woolen manufacturing in New England saw improvement in October. Alex I Gramovich of 86 Pequon Work Street was overcome by alcohol and taken to Hillside Home per police.
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New England
Alex .I. Gramovich
Pequon
Work Street
Gasoline Poisoning Patients Improve After Plant Incident
Fifty two Standard Oil workers exposed to tetra ethyl lead at the Bayway plant near Elizabeth N J are not believed to be out of danger tonight with five deaths already reported. New Jersey cities join New York in banning sale of the ethyl fluid at garages and stations as the Bureau of Mines issues a statement deeming the diluted gasoline harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YGRE
Standard Ol Company
Reconstruction Hospital
Bayway
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
N. J
New York
New Jersey
United States Bureau of Mines
Standard Oil
Democrats Ready Singers and District Nominees Named
Democratic slate announced with performers Katherine F Sheridan and Stephen Galla leading candidates in the Eleventh and WelFih districts. Named contenders include James P O Neil Francs P Harvey Josephine A Cassidy Thomas F Kane Jr and Ralph P Smith in the Eleventh and Frank D Ander reon Leon OLaughlin Terman UWickier Wiliam Trimble and Tucy in the Wel Fi district.
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Republican Fund
Near
Senate Investigating Board
Burlington
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Middle Eall
Britain
Great Britain and
Canada
North American Newspaper Alliance
Fordney-McCumber Bill
Avro
Charles
Don Lundy
H. Nodassy
Waldorf Avenue
Detective Bureau
Hullowe
An. A
Madame Louise Dotte
DIES
Hillside
Democrats
L. Greater
C.M
Dorsey
Nerwest
Serge
Duroy
Little Fellows
Childeen
Golden Hill
Middle Sts
Hrehye
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