Stage Beauty Near Death After Auto Crash at Hoodoo Bend
Hoelen Jaster a Greenwich Village Folies beauty lies in Porthos hospital in critical condition after a high powered sport car crash near Hoodoo Bend. The driver Philip Merton Plant, son of Col William Heyward, and two Yale prep students from Norwalk Iowa are severely injured. Colonel Heyward hopes his stepson will recover. Other passengers, David Calhoun and Edward Mershey, are uninjured.
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Norwalk Conn
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David Calhoun
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Edward Mershey
St Paul
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Seattle
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Hotel Des Artister
Ziegfeld Collies
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New York Rent Law Declared Unconstitutional
New York authorities ruled the New York rent law unconstitutional, saying it deprives landlords of remedies for eviction and discriminates between old and new buildings. Justice Lochklar noted the act violates equal protection and allowed further action under the complaint to proceed in open court.
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Suit Filed for Loss of Affection and Divorce
Walter J Downs seeks a divorce from Grace T Ringar Downs alleging Robert V Lewis of Waterbury alienated his wife’s affection. Downs claims damages of 20 000 and requests custody of their four year old child. Lewis is named co respondent and the suit includes claims of infidelity and financial damages.
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Dimney
Reth
Connecticut Git Company
Thie Elty
Whterbury
Naval and Marine Medals Ready For Distribution
The long delay in awarding medals for distinguish naval service ends as decorations are sent to commanding officers for distribution on Armistice Day, November 11, or Armistice Sunday, November 14, following reconsideration after controversy and investigations.
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Wastlington
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Navy Department
Bolshevik Break Wrangel Center Army Crush Wings
The Red Wave advances with strong center attacks as Bolshevik forces press Wrangel's army. Wings suffer heavy pressure while lines collide in a pivotal engagement, signaling a shift in the battle’s momentum.
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Auto Dives in Berkshire Pond
An automobile plunged into Berkshire Pond on Putnam avenue near Huntington road. driver John Clark 62 Bench Street was arrested for alleged drunkenness. Passenger Samuel Drisko suffered two fractures of the right forearm. Rescuers salvaged none of the car, which remained in the water as efforts continued.
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Huntington Road
Berkshire Pond
John Clark
Bench Street
Mqnor
Samuel Drisko
Park Avenue
Clark
Sprague
Alforta
Woman Patient Throws Away Radium Valued at $13,000
Nov 1 in TIGA radium valued at thirteen thousand dollars was lost by a patient at Faxtun hospital. Workmen dig up sewers near the hospital as staff search for the missing mineral used by Dr. George M. Macher to treat cancer. The patient discarded the bandage and the radium while irritated, prompting the unusual attempt to recover the material.
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Grand Jury Starts On Building Trust
New York on November grand jury session begins as a legislative inquiry into alleged building trust. Judge Mulqueen warns of defending the law amid possible crimes including extortion and destruction of evidence. Witnesses, including contractor Jacob Fradus, are called as hearings resume Thursday.
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Robert P. Brindel
Central Trades
Greeks May Elect A King by Ballot
ATHIINK Nov 1 Premier Venizelos signaled willingness to let Greeks decide on a potential return of King Constantine to the throne. Paris reports the throne may go to Prince Charles, Count of Flanders, if Venizelos remains in power. Greek authorities say they cannot confirm or deny the report.
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Wiers
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Greene
Charles
Flanders
Albert
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Paul
Greece
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Petit Paristen
Hungary
Mantha Ngo
Count of Landers
Deserter from U S Army Arrested in Bridgeport
Stephen Majora of Richmond Virginia was charged as a deserter from the United States Army. He was taken into custody in Bridgeport last night by Private T W Sylvester. Majora was detained overnight at poker headquarters during the inquiry.
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United States Army
Stephen Majora
Richmond
Bridgeport
T. W. Sylvester
Sylvester
Desarter
Experts Place Connecticut In List Of Doubtful States
Harding, smiling, declines prophecy on outcome. He awaits the voters’ decision at Oh in Marton on election eve. Surrounded by family and friends, he says the best fight has been made and faces the result with complacency.
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Marton
Ohin
Jia
Senator Harding
Bysone
Rich bootlegger jailed and fined in Prohibition case
Federal Judge J M Landis sentenced Charles Sommers to 0 months in a federal penitentiary and a 20000 dollar fine for operating the Birchaynt hotel and St James farm, tied to a shipment of whiskey. His cousin William Sommers drew 9 days in jail and a 10000 dollar fine for related liquor violations tied to the Taulaville shipment.
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Lawrennona
Charlier M. Sommard
Birehaynt
St. James Arml
Bommera
William Sommers
Taulaville
Prohibition Leader Claims U.S. Policy a Success
English Dry leader asserts prohibition has succeeded in America and credits it with health, discipline, and social gains. He cites the 19th Amendment and argues Britain must adopt similar standards. He defends federal health efforts and warns against political tampering with enforcement.
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America
Sadesby
Hyuoy
International Congress AgBinet Cuivohol
Wrahligter
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Anak
Washington
Eich
Drayal 4
Coneland
New York City
Pr. Forbush
Somuddgioner
Philadelphia
Five Dead in Irish Reprisals
Dublin reports a wave of reprisal violence across the country with several fatalities. In Granard and Tullamere a palier guard was mortally wounded and died after an unknwon assailant attack. In Killor a man was shot dead and two more killed late at night. two others wounded. In Tralee a naval driver was wounded as reprisals spread to city centers including the town hall and shopfronts. Armed units captured and searched locals amid the unrest.
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Sied
Granard
Tullamere
Ehilans
Tralee
Candidates and Campaign Managers Await Decision
New York dispatch notes seven presidential hopefuls await tomorrow's electorate verdict. Campaigns shut down as strategists review last minute state reports and weather forecasts, with ten states carrying 87 electoral votes projected as doubtful. Connecticut, California, Indiana, Missouri, Montana, Colorado, Utah, Maryland, New Hampshire, and other outcomes loom as late forecasts suggest Harding leads in several contests.
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Election Returns Displayed at Bridgeport Telegram Office
The Bridgeport Telegram will broadcast election returns tonight from its Middle Street building. A stereophonic machine will flash city, state, and national ticket results for the public. Two direct wires will relay counts nationwide while state reporters file updates as soon as counted. Steinke will serve as the official microphone announcer.
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Steinke
City vote fight rages as parties claim lead
In Bridgeport both Republicans and Democrats tout majority support for their tickets. Predictions center on voter behavior, with women voters and tempering party lines cited as pivotal. Campaigns by salients and local committees intensify as results loom at 8 tonight, leaving readers awaitingPage Two.
Bryan Refuses Quote On Ballot Choice
Bryan declines to discuss his voting ballot citing privacy. The Commoner says he will vote tomorrow and will not comment on which candidate or ballot measure he supports. The report notes the remark follows a period of heated election rhetoric and that reporters pressed for a stance.
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Kansas
Cindy
Willan Jennlaga
Lincoln
Nelanake
Weather Bureau Storm Warning Issued
Weather Bureau issues a storm warning for the Midwest region with strong winds. The warning covers the southwestern storm area and northern Lake Michigan, southern Lake Superior, and moving eastward. Gale conditions expected with winds shifting to the west and possible seas.
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Miehiiman
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Allendad
Cox Predicts Victory in Final Speech at Toledo
Governor Cox urged unity for world peace in his last campaign address at Toledo. He forecast victory as a leader of a cause beyond party lines, attacked Senator Harding, and noted cheering crowds and forecast rain aiding his effort as he traveled with Mrs. Cox and prepared to vote.
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Dayton Newpaper
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League of Naeions
le Anid
Wolf
Harding
Jawad
Dina
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Mra. Cox
Hia
Deshler
Gallrand
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Eight Killed in Cuban Elections Clashes and Claims
Reports from Havana say eight people were killed in clashes during Cuba's elections. Followers of Gomez demonstrated after the electoral board closed polling without official returns. Claims circulated that Jose Miguel Gomes carried Havana province and Alfredo Zagas led in two of five other provinces.
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Jaberab
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Havana
Alfredo Zagas
Aldermen Lift Parking Ban On 11 Streets for Night Hours
The Board of Aldermen approved a night time parking ban for eleven streets. Parking limits will be enforced from 1 AM to 7 AM to curb downtown congestion and allow safer nighttime movement near theaters and businesses. The measure, requested by Alderman Halward Plumlen, passed with several aldermen in support and others voting against. A separate item approved sale of a tractor steamer for 600 dollars, with the city tax obligations noted and funds to be raised in the next tax levy.
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Tha Central
Man Halward
Agia
Wilaen
Tyvons
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MacFayden
Olden
Brawn
Leonard
Jones
Orton
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