U S to Have Three Super Submarines
Washington reports the navy will install a new gas and electric propulsion system in three U S submarines of the 52 class, including the Portsmouth navy yard unit. The submarines will feature a 6,500 horsepower power plant and surface speeds up to 31 knots, with submerged speeds around nine to ten knots.
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Washington
Sov
Yew
Portsmouth
Jupiter
Langley
Teas
Pupmarine
No Increase in Travel on O-Cent Fare Tale
Fragmentary note reports no rise in travel on the O-Cent fare amid ambiguous terms and unclear figures. It mentions passengers, radios, and a tentative trial with a reference to Ulin 4 and SHI ping and next steps.
Chas Griswold Aged Guilford Banker Dies
Chas Griswold veteran of the Civil War and longtime Guilford banker dies at about 90. He served as captain in the 11th Connecticut volunteers and commanded Company B. Griswold retired from active banking work last April after forty years in the field and was a former state bank examiner from 1822 to 1853. He represented Guilford in the General Assembly.
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Gooford
Wiarinn
Cid
Wwe
Gee
Sovearn
Eesth
Connerticut
A. R
Griswold
Thn
Puilford
San Prasco
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Filny Star
Brenman
Awhuckie
Ftorheys
Teo
Tiave
Rappe
Gayit McNab
Are Huskies
Matthew Ready
Governor Lake Discusses Jitney Problem At Bridgeport Forum
Governor Lake answered questions about the jitney issue at the Upiland Congregational forum in Bridgeport after a brief speech on government, disarmament, and the value of universal training. He praised liberty and opportunity while urging outdoor living for youths and cautioning against disarmament rhetoric.
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Evernoe Ryerea Lakea
Bridgeport
Upitnd
Tadeo Fui
Washington
Guts Gant
Lake
Ake
Hughes
Grammer
Funding Bill Faces Fight in Senate Declared
A tense political clash surrounds a funding bill for war debts as Senate Republicans push for rapid action while opposing Irreconcilables who view the plan as entanglement. Officials expect intensified debate amid the ongoing armament and disarmament talks.
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Wabedngton
London
Ameriga
Melliona
Harding
Tt Vroeni
Highwaymen Take Frank Gall at 71 Sylvan Avenue
A robbery at 71 Sylvan Avenue involved two men who held up Frank Gall and demanded money. Gall told police one thief took $2.40 from his pocket while the other tried to flee with valuables and fled the scene.
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Frank Gall
Sylvan Avenue
Gall
Flient Tank
Ren Velver
Sinn Fein Vice President Arrives for Centennial Ceremony
A crowd gathered at the pier as Sinn Fein’s vice president attended a centennial observance. Officials and attendees exchanged greetings and flare signals amid ceremonial steps, with noted figures present including personnel named Patel and others. The event highlighted ongoing political ties and commemorative duties.
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Ervey
de Pier
Patel
Tony
Pfa Maaan Pat
Erie
Engineer Dead After Injuries in Auto Crash at Wingtan Square
A damaged report states an engineer died this afternoon from injuries suffered in an auto accident on Wingtan Square. The auto vehicle struck a man who stepped from the curb, leading to fatal injuries. police and medical examiners are investigating the sequence of events.
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Aration
Neer
Ingtan
Etree Talleiua
Artomobie
Inala
Portugal grants asylum to ex emperor Charles
A report notes Portugal offering asylum to former emperor Charles. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the item centers on a political asylum decision affecting a historic monarch and Portuguese policy. The piece references locations and names in a scrambled form, with no further verifiable dates or figures.
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Portugal
Charles
Jits Plan Hearing On Bridgeport Fare Battle
Public Utilities faces a November 10 deadline to act on Bridgeport five cent bus fare requests. Bridgeport Bus Association leaders say a ruling in favor would force the Utilities Commission to reverse policies under which the joint city operation runs. President W F Hilpatrick and Judge Neves are cited as arguing the Connecticut company cannot grant a five cent fare now, noting winter slows the bus business and suggesting traction company trustees may respond after winter.
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Connecticut Company
Bridgeport
Irmission
W. F
Jean Amont
Connecticut
Il Patri Ai
Woul
Mayors Sale of Parks Ignites Civic Debate in Bridgeport
The mayor claims Bridgeport owes $12,000,000 in debt is a mere figure while proposing to sell city parks to fund projects. Residents, noting city parks are public property, oppose selling parkland and question legality and motives. The piece cites unnamed supporters and hints at election day influence from park transactions and business leaders.
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George Munno
Wilson
Bridgeport
Seavice
Berrdsley
Bor Ramgs
Manes
Wilson Rally Draws About 300 in Armory Crowd
Mayer Wilson addressed roughly 300 supporters at the Armory rally under the American Citizens organization. Speakers included local officials and candidates as the push for war and tax policy and Cornell support featured prominently.
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Armory
A. A. Hall
Mayer Wilson
Pylon Iavers
Tait
Shala& Elin Soup
Pereans
Tonycornell
Dod 'Zehanie
Cornel
Jonnie Ternel
George Maines
Wilgon
Harness
Robison
Altorney
Sautgi Parte Ned
Daniel Helis
Alderimaty Pind Delia
Ralph Piccolo
Trick
Michaelmil Mapolitane
Ad M
Argonire Vluby
Whilard Street
Kan Kigeo
Frink E.quires
du Kennedy
Penis
Silpiteriet
Arthur A. Kier
Steymnen Yeas
Rina Chars Les Rider
Six Injured in Westport Auto Trolley Crash
Six people were injured in a head on collision between an auto and a trolley in Westport. Three victims were transported to Norwalk Hospital for treatment.
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Westport
Norwalk
Atwater Sure Says Eames All Candidates Confident
Bridgeport voters prepared for a close municipal election with Mayor David FitzGerald leading the Democratic ticket and Fred Atwater for mayor. Campaigns report optimism on victory, citing support from women and working people, amid a high turnout and fierce advertising battles.
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Eames
Bridgeport
Sonny Gornett
Jeno Jera Fon
Fred Atwater
George Eames
Wheyor
Cute Wilson
Alex Hy Rohmanis
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Jasper Molecy
Dory
Syemien
Fiwn
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Ify
Fleary
Waal
Mion
Dullar
Sommerer
Mayor cheers and boos at Hebrew Republican rally
Mayor Wilson and Ted T. Klam spoke at a Republican rally in Weld dslin XY AM. YW. A auditorium filled with a large audience as conservatives claimed labor reports and loans data differed from official statements. The mayor’s address drew applause and later boos from some attendees amid charges of financing and property tax adjustments.
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Ted T. Klam
Mayoram
Cele
Eiepent
Hissiig
Sunday Brawl at Restaurant Leads to Four Arrests
A Sunday morning clash at the Star Restaurant on Main Street 1487 led to four young men' s arrest after an altercation with patron William Atkina. A bystander police officer intervened. Atkina and witnesses Lester B. Westerler James K. Sanonan Andrew Ud Hoy and Poe W Martro were named.
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Nosto
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Star Restauran
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Etd
Tle
Inter
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James Bk. Saonan
Eral Street
Andrew Ud Hoy
Resto Poe
Onvik Waetinsten
Devaney Ee
Auto crash injures six near Westport with two critical
Six persons injured when a car crashed head on with a street car near Westport yesterday morning. The driver Ton Erickson of White Plains led the vehicle onto Westport Road, the car wrecked. Passengers included Erickson’s wife, two sons, and two friends. Gordon Rigdustup of White Plains and John Erickson, six, suffered skull injuries and are at hospital. Mrs Erickson treated for shock and injuries. Henderson and Lewis, street car crew, were unhurt. Louis Stave of Fairfield, injured two weeks ago in a similar Westport street car incident, died at St Vincent’s Hospital.
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Nat
Seriozs
Gordon Rigdisstup
White Plains
John Erickson
Ipovwalk Hospital
Erickson
Jickson
Stanton
Alfgilde Johnson
East 8Th Street
New York
Henderson
Lewis
Louis Stave
Fairfield
Westport Post
Vincent's Hospital
Atwater Campaign Seeks Restore Contract Bids Rally
George M. Lukas led the American Slovak Political club in a rally where Fred Atwater was introduced as the principal speaker. He argued for competitive bidding to cut city government costs and urged immediate action as mayor, criticizing elite methods and promising a 70 point action plan.
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George M. Lukas
Sts. Coriant Methodius
Fred Atwat
Amwsterly
Ander
All Pune
Picking Hylan To Be Elected For Second Term
Incumbent Democrat John Hylan is the favorite in New York City mayoral race over Republican Fusion nominee Henry H. Curran. The campaign has featured sharp mudslinging, and Hylan leads in betting markets after the recent wobbling comparison to prior elections.
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Hylan
Ar Hotus
Wall Street
Rigays
New York
John Hylan
Yesterdes
Henry H. Curran
Fusion
Man Mouzh
Mudgslinging
Fes
WyYlan
Mead Finds Man in Saloon and Calls Police
In a report from Titxinghin avenue Mead noted a man entering a saloon cafy front door, armed with a weapon and threatening others. The accused, Belinske, denied wrongdoing as police arrived. he was committed to reform school after an arrest made following the incident at Mead.
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Jeidor Brlinek
Wincr
At Mead
Venineton Avenue
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Belinske
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