Manor Parties Close Senate Campaign Fund Report
Final pre election fund reports show Republicans $3 261 369 up to October 25 and Democrats $618 811 97 up to October 23. Other groups list varied receipts and expenditures including Socialist $6 205 in, $4 388 out and Prohibition era committees reporting tens of thousands. Borah refused a partial report, stating the figures themselves tell the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Socratic
Senate
ChaFollette ~ Wheeler Organization
John M. Nelson
LaFollatte
Committee
Chicago
William Hodges
Borah
House of Representatives
Socialist Party
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Anti-Saloon League of America
Prohibition National Committee
Republican Committee
New York
Ilinois
Cack County
New York State Committee
SEEK MRS NOSE OBRIEN IN PUTNAM AREA
The Bureau of Missing Persons was asked by Mrs. Della Sullivan of Putnam to locate Mrs. Rose O'Brien in the city. Her brother is dead in Putnam and will be buried this morning. QLOvIs SAJAUS, a well known New York singing teacher, will offer free voice lessons on Wednesdays at 46 Cannon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Missing Persons
Della Sullivan
Putnam
Rose O'Brien
Qlovis Sajaus
New York
Light Brigade Vet Votes for Coolidge and Dawes
Cedar Rapids Iowa November 5 1924 the last survivor of the light brigade voted from his bedside for Coolidge and Dawes despite paralysis a physician said he would likely not live to know if his ballot helped the Republican ticket an absentee voter's ballot was delivered to him at his bedside.
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Cedar "Rapid
Iowa
His
Cuttin
Immortal Light, Brigade
Coolidge
Dawes
Firemen Parade With Democrats Stir Local Politics
Westport reports a dispute over the fire department joining a Democratic rally parade last Friday. Republicans accuse department leaders of partisan display and seek removal of Fire Chief Francis P. Dunnigan. The practice dates back four years to a Harding parade, with fire crews volunteering for public demonstrations in town.
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Westport
Telegram Service
Fire Department
Repubblican Party
Francis P. Dunnigan
Westport Fire Department
Tsue
Vote Patterns Hint at Uncertain Election
Campaign leaders claim a surprisingly large turnout despite apathy and class tension. About 38 500 voters are eligible as Assessor Gin faces I organization opposition while Chew draws Republican support. Wilder may lose some votes but remains positioned. In the 23rd district Milton MacDonald battles Senator Howard Challenger who predicts a decisive victory. Polls run 8 a m to 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Gin
Wiliam Chew
Eee
Frank Ly Wilder
Milton MaccDonald
Howard’s
Regular Army Sergeant Ordered to Danbury
War Department orders transfer Sergeant John L. Bridge from Port Brags North Carolina to duty with the Connecticut National Guard as sergeant instructor of field artillery. He will be stationed at Danbury.
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Washington
War Department
John L. Bridge
Port Brags
N.C
Connecticut National Guard
Danbury
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport And Arion Social Groups
A listing of tonight meetings across Bridgeport and Arion areas includes Purity Shrine No 1 White Shrine of Jerusalem at 1125 Main, Mithra lodge K P at 1260 Main, Pequonnock lodge 1087 Broad, American Tent Knights of the Maccabees at 837 East Main, and many other lodges clubs and orders. Also notes a cold remedy advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with E W Grove signature.
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Purity Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Main
Arion Society
Toast
Bridgeport Medical Association
Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armory
Konchapatananh Tribe
Mithra Lodge
K.et P
Catanthe Temple
Pythien Sisters
Pequonnock ‘Lodge
I. O
U. O
G.G
State Street
Anerican
Knights of the Maccabees
East Main Street
Dori Lodge
A. ML
Main Street
Seaview Lodge
N. B
Broad Street
Immedious Relief Association
John C. Tuthill
W.O. W
Ivy Grove
Woodmen Circle
Barbers
Dairfield Avenue
Abraham Lodge
Victoria Lodge
T. O
St. Georg
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Order of der Molay
Masonic Temple
Sheridan Circle
Cannon ‘Street
E.W. Grove
Mystery in Death of Bond Clerk Charles Rogers
Coroner Mix resumes inquiry into the New Haven hospital death of Charles Rogers, a bond salesman for Winslow Day and Stoddard. He was injured in an automobile mishap on a road from Wallingford toward New Haven, with Miss Marion Schneider of 277 Lighthouse Road. Police seek answers as the driverless car, door gone and windshield shattered, is found near a roadside inn. Rogers’ body was later taken to White Plains, New York for further examination. Miss Schneider was detained and claims to have fainted and knows little of the injuries. The incident remains unsolved and investigators plan to interview two young men who reported the affair to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havin
New, Haven
Charles Rogers
Ideal
Agia
Wallingford
Miss Marfote Schneider
Lighthouse Road
Rogers
White ‘Plains
N.Y
den Reid
New York
Eraid - Tribung
Raid
Bain
Wisconsin
Miss Schneider
Bowers
Miss . Schneider
Miss. Schneider
North Haven
Fogers
Rovers
Ap Siclan
New Wavan Inah
Mix
Winslow, Day and Stoddard
Debate on Election of President Goes to House
A national discussion outlines how a presidential election winner could be chosen by the House if no candidate secures a majority. The piece notes a three-cornered political contest with Lafollette influence, the party balance in the House and Senate, and upcoming state and federal votes including veteran bonuses, taxes, and school issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
House
Laitollette-Wheeler Coalition
Senate
Congress
Tlouse
Farmer-Labor
Wisconsin
DaFollette
Lafollette
LaFollete
Farmer-Labor Party
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
Colt
Rhode Island
Brandégee
Connecticut
Alabama
Colorado
Kansas
Maryland
Montana
North Carolina
Oregon
Florida
Michigan
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Washington
Maine
Arkansas
Wives of Missing Men Wave Godspeed to Trenton
The wives of four crew members aboard the missing sloop Trenton waved farewell as the Navy ordered a North Atlantic search. John Todahl, aboard with Captain William Nutting, Arthur Hilderband, and Bjorn Bjåmische, sailed July from Bergen. The vessel, 20 feet, 42 days overdue near Battle Harbour Labrador, last heard near Julianehab Greenland. The Navy urged oilers to assist as five vessels joined the search effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standine
New’ York City
U.c.leon
John‘ O. Todahl
Mitord
U.'s
Trenton
North ‘Atlantic Ocean
Lief Ericson
John
Todahl
Battle Haroor
Labrador
Barren
Norway
Julianshaak
Greenland
Oritizon
Navy
Department Yester
North Atlantic
Todahi
William W. Nutting
Arthur
Hilderprand
New York
Bjormie Biaische
Todaki
Nutting
Lic
Typhoon
Agro
Davis Campaign Speech Urges Public Expression and Reform
The speaker argues for active citizen protest against corruption and promotes Democratic platform reforms. He claims prosperity depends on honest governance, calls for penalizing office crimes, tightening government, and aiding farmers and workers while ensuring equal opportunity and restrained federal power. The speech frames the election as a choice between materialism and moral leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onpis
Washington
Poror
Vassert
Rey
United ‘States
Mia
Democrat‘c Party
Where to Vote Here Bridgeport Today
Voting places in Bridgeport open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at multiple districts and schools including First District 1001 Broad Street Second District Jefferson School Myrtle Avenue between Gregory and Atlantic Third District Whittier School 153 Orland Street Fourth District Elias Howe School Clinton Avenue near State Street Fifth District First Foie 303 Wood Avenue Second Precinct Junior High Linwood Avenue between Wood and Laurel Sixth District Webster School North Avenue near Oak Street Second Precinct Shelton School Wheeler Avenue near North Main Seventh District High School Lyon Terrace between Congress and Golden Hill Eighth District Read School North Avenue between Garden and Remer Eleventh District Franklin School Nichols Street between East Main and Pembroke Twelfth District Summerfield School Grant Street Corner of Central Avenue Second Precinct Lincoln School Stratford Avenue between Union and Central Avenues
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Bridgeport
Broad Street
Jefferson
Myrtle Avenue
Gregory
Atlantic Streets
Whittier
Orland Street
Elias Howe
Clinton Avenue
State Street
Wood Avenue
Linwood Avenue
Wood
Laurel Avenues
Webster
North Avenue
Oak Street
Shelton
Wheeler Avenue
North Main Street
Lyon Terrace
Congress
Golden Hill Streets
Read
Garland
Remer Streets
Ath
Kossuth Street
Jane Street
Garfield
Ex-Mayors Debate Gas Station Plan In Bridgeport
In Bridgeport a heated council hearing over a Boston Avenue gas station drew ex mayor Atwater and Alderman Whibert Senford to oppose the project as a threat to land values, traffic, and nearby residences. Church leaders and residents voiced objections, while others urged halting the proposed site near landmarks and theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater
Ees
Dir. Wilson
Whibert Senford
Speakera
Alosa
Ntelzar
Bridgeport
Laleld
Bertha .Harris
vAttorney Wilson
William
H.G. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Monster Baptist
Congress Street
Lawrence Finklestones
Samn' Carp
San Francisco to Tag All Voters
San Francisco voters will be tagged under plans by J. O. Zemansky, registrar, with Klwanis volunteers. Each voter will receive a tag after casting a ballot and workers will ask men on the streets who have not been tagged why they did not vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San-- Francisco
San Francisco
Zemansky
Klwanis Club
Yale Students Survive Nasty Rally Incident at Woolsey Hall
Two Yale University students were rescued by police from an angry crowd as they attempted to hand out Coolidge pamphlets at a Latollette Wheeler rally in Woolsey Hall. They were placed in a patrol wagon and later released after asserting their rights. Ten officers rushed to the scene as the crowd pressed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Waven
Yale University
Coolidge
Woolsey Hall
James C. Birney
William T. Birney
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Donald C. Downes
Baltimore
Downes
Polles
Wheeler Speech Urges All To Vote In Baltimore
Bennator Wheeler of Montana spoke to a Baltimore audience delivering his final formal address. He recapped corruption charges against the Republican administration and criticized President Coolidge and General Dawes. He urged listeners to vote tomorrow and affirmed that no vote would be wasted in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bennator Wheeler
Montana
Coolidge
Dawes
United States
Bingham Predicts Goolidge Victory At Polls Today
New Naveen Connecticut notes Colonel Hiram Bingham reports in pre election remarks that President Coolidge will be reelected by a large majority. He says voters see Coolidge as honest and hardworking and Dan as similar. He endorses continued Republican pay as you go policy and debt restraint.
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New Naveen
Hiram (Bingham
Connecticut
Lowden declines cabinet post for Agriculture
Frank O Lowden, former Governor of Illinois, declines the chance to be Secretary of Agriculture. He says he can aid farmers more effectively outside the department and would not accept the post. He also declined to be the Republican nominee for Vice president after the national convention. He telegraphed organizations seeking his endorsement to succeed Henry C Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Ill
Associated Press
Frank O.lowden
Illinois
Coolidge
Henry C. Wallace
Fires Cause Seventy Five Dollars In Damages
Fires last night on Orchard Street and Barnum Street caused a total damage of 85 dollars with two separate blazes. Firemen arrived shortly after midnight and used chemicals to extinguish the flames at 98 95 Orchard Street where three wooden boxes burned. A separate short circuit sparked a fire that damaged a jitmey bus on Barnum Street near Bostwick Avenue, with about ten dollars in damage.
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Holma
Michael Dueh
Orchard Street
Jitmey
Barnum State Street
Bostwick Avenue
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief for Constipation in Children
Advertising copy warns that constipation dulls bright children and risks serious illness. It touts Kellogg's Bran as a guaranteed remedy, all bran formula, with doctor endorsement, and suggests serving to children daily with various serving ideas and recipes.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battie Creek
Advertisenier
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Mrs. Nose O'Brien
Cape Cod
American Hardware
Fairfield Ave
Middie
Light Brigade
Burts
Godspeed
John.o. ‘Todahl
Milford
W. A. Nutting
U. S
Iceland
Davis
Trans Bureau
America
Democratic Party
Justin
Wilson
William J. Lavery
Sehl
Boston Avenue
Kogsuth
Street
Barnum Avenue
Central Avenues
North
Howard Avenues
Bartramtreet
John Smith
Stratford
Geonze E. Crawford
Maiden Lane
Yellow Mill Harbor
Mexican Petroleum Company
Atternar M. Gomez
Smith
Alederman Stanford
Sant'uel Stemlaur
Board of Education
Chapel
National Fire Underwriters
Fairfield Avenue
Grove Street
Sanford
Foremer
Marcus L.reynolds
Albert Miter
Bridgeport Furniture Company
Sts
Henry Greenstein
Kornblut
Buckley
Kilpatrick
Bryant
Bleckham
William Brady
Utah
Owenfieth
YALE
Wheeler
Bingham
Lowden
Post
Mrs. Jones
Dad
Thatcher Francis
Thatcher Furnace Company
Weassible
Thatcher Building
Weeem Dee
West Ash
ST. Francis Street
Newark
New Jersey
Water
Thatcher
Pck St Joseph Glass & Bro
Simm 70
Oma
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