Cabinet appointments debated as wartime deals spark talk
In New York on November 4 1920 talk circles question cabinet possibilities post Wilson era. The piece notes rumors about General Wood and other leaders near Senator Harding including ex Senator Sutherland Richard Washe urn Child and Mary Daugherty of Ohio. It highlights policy closeness and potential roles in a Harding administration.
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Mark Sumlivan
New York
N.Y
Wilson
Tndead
Ibeyond
Wood
Chicago
General Wood
Harding
Senator Harding
Sutherland
Utah
Richard Washeurn Child
America
Root
Republican
la Follette
Seamen's Union
Child
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Mastachanstis
Chik
Derrer
Heakuk
Mississippi River
Daugherty
Ohio
Benicar Harding
Oso
Tatler
Phen
Mr. Harding
26 & Possibia
Paders
Seontoy Wadsworth
Smoot
Smottte
Wadsworth
Senate
Marshall
War Department
Supreme Court Hears Appeals in New Haven and Fairfield
Supreme Court heard appeals in two New Haven County cases and three Fairfield County cases. Plaintiffs Leone Godfrede and others contest against Harry Solomon. another dispute concerns Charles A. Masline vs New Haven Road. From Fairfield, George W. Surdalin appeals Allen W. Torry, and William Atta vs Benjamin Cutner involve tax liens and real estate. A Norwalk case questions tax payment and lien effectiveness. several trials involved Justice Howard J. Curtis, later disqualified, prompting an acting judge to oversee cases from Fairfield court.
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Supreme Court
New Haven
Meirfeld
Leone Godfrede
Aihers
Harry Solomon
Pinine
Kit
Charles A. Masline
New Haven Road
Fairfield Emynty
George W. Surdalin Vis
Allen W. Torry
Ap Pew
Court of Common Piers
Wiliam & Atta
Benjamin Cutner
City Court
Waterbury
George Thorne Hill
Janette Gord Smith
Norwalk
Fairfield County
Howard J. Curtis
Fawneld
Auto Purchase Dispute Over Not As Represented Condition
Andrew Balash testified in common pleas court that a March 1926 auto sale from Harry Ford was not as represented. He paid $250 cash, signed a bill of sale, and was to receive a perfect car with extras. Balash returned the machine after delivery, claimed it lacked condition and extras, and faced a $40 repair bill while seeking cancellation of the sale. The case was adjourned to resume Tuesday.
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Harry H. Fordand
Andrew Balash
Tudze Booth
Balash
Aod
Consumers League to Meet Tonight Over Gas Charge
Taxpayers gather at Armory Athletic club to oppose Bridgeport Gas 60 cent monthly meter rental affecting 43 000 meters. Attorney Hugh J Lavery represents citizens contending the charge inequitable while gas officials deny it is a tax and residents demand clarity.
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Bio
Consumers League
Armory Athletic Club
Board of Aldermen
Bridgport Gas Company
Hugh J. Lavery
Bridgeport
Judge Walsh Hands Down Three Decisions
Judge Walsh of the common pleas court issued three rulings yesterday. Mary Gold receives 150 dollars from John and Bertha Stoke for an assault in January. slander claims fail to prove defamatory statements. Vincent W. Schwarz is awarded 938 dollars plus costs from Connecticut Concrete Company for services. Tonko-Bass Shoe Company gains 126.60 dollars against Benjamin Nebengah for a 120 dollar bill.
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Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Mary Gold
John
Bertha Stoke
Vincent W. Schwarz
Cnnecticut Concretise Company, Inc
First District G O P T Hold Parade
The First District Republican parade plans a sizable demonstration in Tulsa tonight led by 200 marchers. The march starts at 8 o clock from state street headquarters and moves through major streets with Wheeler and Wilson band. William E Sedley named grand marshal as crowds are expected.
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Idgaport
Polis
Tulsdey
State Street
Wheeler and Wilson
William E. Sedley
Damages Sought In Auto Crash Suit In New York
In Superior Court Joseph A Doggett and Rosemary Doggett of New York sue Emory Sanford of Redding for 6000 dollars claiming injury to Rosemary, a minor, after a machine owned by Sanford struck her in New York on October 27, 1919. Fathers claim 1060 for expenses and Rosemary seeks 5600 for injuries.
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Pwo Gutts
Joseph A. Doggett
Rosemary Doggett
New York
Emory Sanford
Redding
76Th Street
Sanford
George Johnson
Darriagon
Navy Blue Tricotine Evening Dress Described in Detail
A navy blue tricotine gown features an accordion plaited skirt and Basque waist with vestee in marigold, trimmed with lacquered braid and small tabs. A worsted rose with wood petals decorates the girdle. A black satin Duchess gown with black net over-dress showcases net sleeves with heavy embroidery and gold thread, a striking yet subdued dinner dress.
Englander folding couch bed with cretonne drape
The Englander folding couch bed folds into a full sized bed with a spring mattress and rolled edge. Finished in gray enamel, it can be draped with cretonne when not in use. Regular price 39 dollars, play special 32 dollars. A smaller version is offered at 35 dollars.
Art Department Offers Reductions on Stamped Linens for Holidays
Reductions in stamped linens for household use to meet demand for lower prices. Royal Society stamped linens in good designs offered. shoppers urged to look over the listed items with Christmas gifts in mind and buy now while prices are low and leisure time allows.
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Royal Society
Pathé Department Promotes Liberal Offerings on Music Machines
Learn about purchasing music machines and their liberal offerings at Pathé Department. Tickets for high school concerts are on sale in single or course formats. Basement location noted.
Warm Bath Robes of Beacon Flannel Displayed
A Beacon textile item showcases warm bath robes in dull plaids and brown gray old blue with figured patterns and satin trimming. The description notes fine finish and frog closures. Second floor items are highlighted.
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Pathe Department
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