New Jersey Prohibition Referendum Casts Split Vote Outlook
In New Jersey the prohibition referendum divides Democrats and Republicans with predictions of a wide finish. Gov Edward J Edwards leads Democrats while Sen Joseph Keatinghuyen backs the dry position for the U.S. Senate. Runyon campaigns strongly for governor with anti saloon support amid fierce statewide contest.
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Two Football Players Hurt in Sunday Games
Wan i6 Two football players in Sunday games were taken to hospitals for treatment of painful but not serious injuries. Sylvestes Romano suffered a dislocation of the left elbow and was taken to Bridgeport hospital. Danis Giannino received a fracture of the left ankle and was moved to St. Vincent's hospital.
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Postoffice Warns Against Swindles Offering Prizes
The United States Post Office, part of the department, warns of gift prize scams by firms with Canadian headquarters. Recipients are asked to send 98 cents, then receive nothing in return. Authorities list suspect names and urge the public to report and avoid these prize departments and jewel or silverware schemes.
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Postpone Meeting of Charities Board
Regulary board of charities commissioners postpones its regular meeting until the election. It may possibly be held on November 9. Members of the health board will meet one week from today.
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TIDES TURNING AGAINST HARDING LAWRENCE ASSERTS
Washington dispatch reports columnist David Lawrence arguing President Harding faces Republican-led pressure over leadership and policy. The piece notes party figures oppose renomination if Harding cannot show decisive direction, condemns his handling of rail and coal strikes, and calls for stronger action on agriculture credit and veterans issues.
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Portuguese Cabinet Reconstructed After Premier Silva Resigns
A Lisbon despatch says Premier Silva’s government will resign to rebuild the cabinet following opposition criticism. The notice notes the country remains quiet as the move proceeds.
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Two Candidates Back Charter Revision for Bridgeport
Raul Miller and Alderman John Y Caldwell urge yes votes on the city charter revision in statements from the charter revision committee. They say the current charter is outdated and ill suited to modern municipal needs and call for an impartial commission to draft a new charter for citizens to approve. Caldwell says citizens should vote and decide, even if others disagree.
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First American Layman in Chinese Priesthood
A fragmentary report notes Rev. Father Willahi Joseph Cahill of Annnock Maryland as the first American layman ordained into the secular priesthood in China. The text shifts to broader speculative political commentary on U.S. leaders, economic policy, and international affairs without coherent narrative.
Dinner ware of distinction from top world potteries
Our dining ware display offers American, English, Nippon and Haviland semi porcelain sets in 38 to 100 piece configurations. Prices range from 4.93 for a 38 piece American set to 130 for a 100 piece Haviland china. Fourth floor center.
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Nesco Oil Heaters Offered At 4.95
Nesco oil heaters priced at 4.95 promise quick efficient warmth with low cost. Compact, well made units are touted as a practical answer to chilly mornings without coal stoves.
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Six days to move floor coverings for Toyland sale
Six days remain to relocate stock of floor coverings as a Toyland preparation, offering heavy Axminster and Congoleum rugs at deep discounts. Prices include Axminster large rugs for 42, small figures and flora styles from 25, stenciled grass rugs at five, linoleum remnants at 45c per square yard, with a range of sizes and patterns available. Third door rear.
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Outdoor exercise and bike price list update
The notice promotes outdoor activity for health and announces lowered prices on Columbia and Lion bicycles. Lion bikes include high grade equipment with a store guarantee. Prices quoted: Boys and Men $32.50, Girls $35. Columbia bikes at high grade with Fisk tires, one piece pedal and new departure coaster brake, priced around $37.50 to $37.50 for men and women.
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