Poincare Defends Reparations Stand At Unveiling
Premier Poincare reaffirmed France’s firm stance on German reparations during a speech at Brive’s war dead monument. He warned the reparations experts must not shift to debt figures or erode guarantees until Germany’s obligations are fully settled. He dismissed British notes on Rhineland and denounced Germany’s propaganda aimed at provoking Anglo-Saxon sympathy.
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Brive
France
Poincare
Frive
Pegardy Germat Réparaciona
Germany
M. Poincare
United States
Ihen
Guies
Akaya
Rhineland
Oklahoma governor probe eyed over fund management
Oklahoma City reports a federal inquiry into the management of the Federal Truck Fund connected to Governor Walton. Investigator J G Findler asked the Oklahoma legislature's House Investigation Committee for evidence, signaling a widening probe.
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Oklahoma City
Asociated Press
Strathford Obituaries Mark Funeral Notices
Died notices from Stratford list Catherine Buskey Burdett Eugene French Hulda Hendrickson and others with funeral details and interment plans at St Michaels or local cemeteries. Includes addresses, dates, and times for services in Stratford and nearby areas.
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Busken
Stratford
Catherine
Joseph Buskey
Rayvmond Street
Jesus Clearch
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Addict Held After Suspected Theft at City Store
A deprived addict, found ill from abstinence, was held in police custody after a suspected theft at Federal's Mass Secret Store on Saturday. Doctors noted withdrawal and prescribed care, but due to bed shortages he was moved to a reform home for a hearing.
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Frag Domson
Imprisoner i Police
Fedel
Becamiig
Abu
Tillslge
Last Meeting of Present Council and Aldermen List
The article lists alderman candidates across districts with Republican and Democratic names. It notes the current Democratic council, party split, and terms expiring. A gavel presentation is expected at tonight’s council meeting along with bond resolution actions for Werren Hardie High School and related projects.
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Harry
Brady
Cornel-McGunnosa
Cronin
Hubert Orton
Robert Naor
Willam Curtard
Firat
George Wall
R. Acthur Z Brown
William Clifford
Daniel J. Kenney
Stephen Wargo
Water J. Mnetneu
Willam J. Mooney
Wilbunt
Hogan
Bernard B. Bredy
Thomas BP. Doherty
John L. Rowe
David Cronin
Yoh J. Barton
Robert Noonan
Mese
Howard F. Bryant
Louis Kerubhit
Wilbert Sanford
Charles C. Blackham
Walter M. Kulpatcex
Wiliam EL
Gerald Ferald
Andrew Rusnak
A. Meade
Willam J. R. 'G. Buckley
Willam H. Demetris
Willan J. Lavery
Wri
Board For Education
Werren Hardie High School
Ture
J Board
Fred Atwater
Board of Education
Nane Gacted
Trogan
Former Massachusetts Governor Dies After Long Career
The former Massachusetts governor who served three years ended a notable career as writer and academic. He declined a Dartmouth professorship, delivered lectures at Columbia, and authored several works. Survived by a widow Ella Thompson of Lyndonville, VT, two sons and three daughters.
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Aews
Gaverine Doolidee
McCall
Mie
Dartmouth
Webster
Congress
Columbia
Lee
Sevens
Thomas P. Read
Dartmouth College
Ella Esther Thompson
Lyndonville, Vt
Sumner S
Evanston
Kenry
Redmond
Grecon
Jth
Katherine
Alfred Chappell
South Weymouth
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport Lodges And Societies
A scatter of meeting notices across Bridgeport area lodges and societies lists venues such as 652 Stace Street, 15 Fairfield Avenue, 14 State Street, and 1087 Broad Street. Groups include Pioneer Lodge, Hungarian Working Society, Young People's Christian Association, Masonic orders, and the Bridgeport Firemen’s Sick Benefit association, with various dates and times. A depravation note and a criminal line about impersonation appear among the fragmentary items.
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Stratford
Lodgeport Lodge
L. O
Stace Street
Bridgeport
Vounei
Police Laud by Judge Boardman on Prohibition Enforcement
In Washington on October 13 14 church leaders and officials discussed strengthening Volstead Act enforcement. Judge Light praised Chief Justice Wheeler and urged reverence for law and stricter enforcement, noting violators of liquor laws foster crime and that the business of justice must be stern with violators while protecting law abiding citizens.
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Terence
Wash Inston
Lreater Jadge
Wheeler
Geor. W
Charles Aa. Quigney
Particuine
Aryaik
Colin
Atwater Questions Opponents Over City Deals and Bridge Row
A Bridgeport mayoral speech accuses opponents of distorting contracts and tax certificates, cites alleged secret deals and a faulty Washington Avenue bridge, and argues for ejecting officials tied to the alleged graft. He challenges the tax commission and relief board roles, urging voters to back reform on election day and denouncing a “dark-room tampering” system.
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Bridgsport Hydraulic Company
Comany
Remington Tity
Atchter
Board of Reet
Board of Apportionment
Tax Commissioner
Board of Relief
Common Council
Nee
Lourd
Reidel
Nuiveds
Msit
Bridgeport
J. Tko
Mouch
Wehr
Bord
Gurte
Watshington
D. C
Vaud Dt
Pone Eitigenshin
Character Reader Due in New York Today
European handwriting experts claim a Vienna based figure can read character and describe past events by analyzing handwriting. A passenger on the Olympic is said to arrive in New York tomorrow and will tour American cities to demonstrate purported psychic talents.
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New York
Scheinmann
Shermann
London
U@rikisi
Renehmaane Wie
Ftd
Clainvdee
Vienna
Australian police asked to end strike
MELTOURNER Australia. The cabinet held a special session and appealed to male citizens of military age to enlist as cenential nonstables. The action followed a police strike with injuries and property damage totaling about 100000 dollars. Arrests were made. Suburban train service was disrupted. The police association’s executive promised to press for a settlement and urged strikers to resume work.
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Meltourner
Australia
Tia
Triy
Police Association
Aviators Abandon Plane In Westport Mystery
In Westport on November 4 an airplane piloted by a well known flyer from Mineola made a forced landing in Greens Fayma. The crew left Joseph Albin in charge and went back to New York promising to return, but failed to appear. The fuselage suffered damage and the wheels brushed during the landing, while the craft remained largely unseen until today.
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Westport
TelegramsAn
Avery
Mineols
Mre
Dlizibelo Marean
Joseph Albin
New York
Tere
Praneller Jena
Mme
Whelan Honored at Georgetown Law
Marui F. Whelan, from Fraduvie at Fudgeport High, was honored last Friday at Georgetown University Law Center. The event recognized Whelan as a leading student and contributor to the Hilltop institution amid the school’s celebration of notable alumni.
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Whelan
Georgetown Law
Marui F. Whelan
Fraduvie
Fudgeport
Michie Wess
Dunier Law Cides
Georgetown University
Nero
Pershing Leaves Brussels for Paris After Belgian Visit
General John J. Pershing of the U S Army departed Brussels today for Paris after a brief private visit. During his stay he placed a wreath on the tomb of the Belgian unknown soldier.
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Brussels
John J. Pershing
U.S. A
Paris
Pershing
Personal Liberty Bible Class Debates Prohibition
A church class discussion at Mens Bible Class in the Wyre Dershylemia Church yesterday morning questioned the Volstead Act. Leader Rev Alexander Alsen argued that people are what the 18th Amendment was about, challenging why the liquor law prohibits nothing if it does not violate anything.
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Peng
Alexander Alsen
Elasy
Smith in Talks Over Surrender and Smith’s Illness Report
The article details Smith's potential surrender precluding witness calls, his health decline, and confinement in a damp cell. It notes costs of sheltering him, rumors investigated by police, and Smith’s silence to authorities while conferring with counsel. Detective Gerrity’s role in the case is highlighted alongside prior bureau achievements.
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Smith
Caya Weil
Police Ciia
Pollen
Taluely
Bridgepork
Ain
Pris
Charles S. Canfield
One & Haif
Hayth
Simith
Briazeport
Mexico
United States
Moving Picture Theatre
Brooklyn
New York City
Bridgeport
Uquor
Faney
Gerrity
Ciaes
Detective Bureau
Ua Fer
John H. Regan
Patrick J. Planagerty
sNont Satder
Sinckrmallers
Connecticut Company
Payrol
Court martial sentences Greek officers to death
In Gree on November 4 a court martial convicted and sentenced Colonel Marina tos Colonel Spanavangelis and Captain Marietos to death for involvement in the recent incident. Several other officers were given terms of imprisonment. Many of the accused were wounded.
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Salgniet
Gree
Marinatos
Spanavangelis
Reverend Donahue to Speak at Bridgeport High School
Rev Donahue of St Augustine church will address Bridgeport High School Thursday evening in the auditorium. The lecture series titled The Poetic Serving of the Circles of Four outlines the four lectures. Donahue studied at St Thomas College Hartford and the Lusatian Seminary in Issy France before his ordination at Hartford Cathedral in 1907. He has served as assistant pastor in New Britain, Shelton, and Bridgeport, most recently at St Augustine's Church for five years.
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Bridgeport
SL. Aupuslinn
Ernest Greets Old Companions In Midget Troupe
Ernest Rommel longtime hotel bellboy meets former colleagues now with Singer Midget troupe as weeklong run opens at the Pevave theatre. They travel aboard the 2 10 train and stay at Strat-Neld hotel while Mayor Atwater grants the freedom of the city. Harry Mooney, once with Barnum and Batley, leaves show duties for an animal training position in Australia.
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Ernest Rommel
Stra+Aud
Artor Mends
Pevave
Ernest
Waeterbury
Strat- Neld Hotel
Atwater
Tom Thumb
Mountain Grove
Harry Mooney
Barnum Aid
Batley Cirtus
Mooney
Australia
No license charged for driver Albert Murrill arrest
Albert Murrill of 539 Mednard Avenue was arrested yesterday for driving an automobile without a license or markers. He was released on bonds of $50.
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Albert Murrill
Mednard Avenue
Cary
Favors Defeat Before Compromise in Bridgeport Race
A Bridgeport campaign report describes candidate Frederick W. Hebrens advocating pay for workers, school reestablishment, sewers and lights, more elementary schools, tax payer savings, and economical administration. He criticizes city officials and vows honest city government while addressing multiple rallies across districts and ethnic groups.
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Pehrens
Bridgeport
Danbury
Behrena
Ciizen
Big City
Henry Greenstein
Ratly
Sts. Cyril and Methodius Hall
Church Street
Frederick W. Hebrens
Speikers
Iare
John ¥. Caldwell
Willan. Chew
Arthur A. Baker
Denne Kelly
Henry Kuremin
Mr. Hebrews
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Eugene French
Garden Street
Olatah Tequiem Mes N.anterment
Lincoln
Neb
Hendrickson
Hulda M
Andrew Hendrickson
Wiliam Fatrees
H. A. Remington
Barnum Avenue
Willaim Street
East Main Street
Johnston
East Orange
Warren Johnston
John Donnston
Cottage Ahreel
Dridgeport
Mra
A. Ryerson
Park End Iejace
Hest Orange
New Jersey
Obrien
Washington
Bnov
Jerendal “G'Brien
Frienda
Guneral
Crsidence
Ais ‘Veter Mra
David Casey
West Ave
St. James Church
Intervent
Canrénienes
Faggally
St Michaels Cemetery
Sherwood
Sport Hill
John Walker
Sport Ili
St Lange Cemetery
Anton
Charles L. Dennis
Harry F. McCabe
Bar
Mass
Ary Ofiour" LLC
Judge Boardman
Publi
George M. Coughlin
Ms Department
Seavill
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Miesion
Niyaelc
Myst Washington Avenue
Fotewstyle Inter Ag
Sunder
Beaver Bals
Fevoy
Ponlyania
Feridgeport
Gen. Pershing
People’s Home Rule
Non-Partiaan Charter League
Donahue
Senrens
Kurzman
Crater Wils
Ie Ninth District
St. John's Hall
Pembroke
Jane Atreats
Business and Professional Women's Club
Liberty Building
Gasawin Street
Ing
BM. HH. A
Thera WU Alag
Tha
Vonian Nacional Society
Sokot 1
Haliett Street
St. Joan
Republic Restaurant
Fairfield Avenue
The
Republic
Alacarte
Lyon
NEW Republic Five “Ortes Fiv
Joe Stiffen
Johnnie
Barnum
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