Cornell Chosen City Delegate Leader in Democratic Convention
The Democratic city convention named three delegates per district and one at large, with John A. Cornell chosen as chair of the delegation. The session in pal head-quarters at 298 State Street proceeded peacefully as factions aligned behind Cornell-McGuinness control.
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New Haven
John
Cornell
Lesh
Cornell-McGuinness
Janze
Pal Head
State Street
John J. McGuinness
MacGuinness
Histher’ Kenney
McGuinness
Willam J. Moran
Lance
James E. Murphy
John H. McMurray
Henry ©. Reilly
Thomas F. Foglish
Fether Kenney
Willian P. Cort
Wiliam H. Ryan, Jr
Russell F. Neary
Daniel Harrigan
Anna Plunkett
Francs P. Dunigan
Irene Hilsinger
Katherine Sheridan
Yrenk J. Hearn
Joseph 'M. ‘Taulty
MatherIne Fant
Josephine Cassidy
Touis' Candela
Ralph PL. Senithy
Tennessee Gift for Coolidge Fee Spurned
The United Patriotic Societies executive committee will meet Wednesday to vote on returning a 250 dollar check sent to reimburse the society for paying speakers including General Henry T. Allen and Father Duffy. Tennessee Democratic State Executive Committee denounces the motive as publicity and says expenses were covered by city funds.
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United Patriotic Socuies
Calvin Coolidge
Tennessee Democratic State Executive Committee
Bridgeport
Henry T. Allen
Francia Duffy
Lenroot
Minister's Association
ABC
Newtown Selectman Arrested on Election Fraud Charges
Newtown First Selectman John J. Northrop was arrested at his Main Street home on charges of illegally admitting six Taunton district residents as electors on October 18. The arrest followed a warrant sworn by Grand Juror George E. Hayes and signed by Justice of the Peace George M. Stuart.
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Newtown
Taunton
First
Michael
Carmella
Stuart
Tustlee Charles Smalley
Stepney
Northrap
Tinto
Hayes
Bridgeport firms anticipate brisk Christmas trade on election eve
Bridgeport manufacturers and merchants report rising confidence after a conservative election win. Raw material purchases began and expect a holiday rush, with firms like Bridgeport Coach Lace and Chapin and Bangs signaling stronger markets. Chiefs urge cautious buying to avoid price spikes.
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Bridgeport
W. W. Naramore
Bridgeport Coach Lace Company
Naramore
Chapin and Bangs, Company
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bridgeport Company
Teixchange Club
Ralph Blackburn
D. M. Read Company
George Hughes
Bridgeport Brass Company
George Sherwood
Sherwood
Hubert Morfey
Bridgeport Chain Company
Vienna Government Resigns After Railroad Strike
The government headed by Ignaz Seiple as chancellor resigned early this morning after a nationwide railroad strike began at midnight due to failed wage negotiations between workers and federal railroad management.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Ignaz Seiple
Football Games By Radio Schedule Broadcast Today
Radio stations list today’s college games with broadcast times and matches including Harvard Princeton Yale Maryland Penn Georgetown and Holy Cross Harvard Princeton Yale Maryland Penn Georgetown. Several stations share the same game and time slots.
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WHEAL
Harvard
Princeton
WJZ
Yale
Harvard-Princetoy Gan
Westport Minister Defends State Park Expansion
Rev. Vinton W. Mitchell of Westport Methodist Church denounces intimidation tactics used by opponents of the Sherwood Island land acquisition for a state park. He argues taxes and garden closures are fear tactics and urges support for developing the two mile Hammonasset Beach area as part of a larger state park network in Connecticut.
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Westport
Vinton W. Mitchell
Westport Methodist Church
State Park Commission
Sherwood Island
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Bunkum
Long Island
Hammonasset Beach
Hammonaset
Connecticut
Two Mile
Hammonasset
Westerly
Newport
Rhode Island
Hastampton
Hampton
L. I
Mike Hammy
Asset
Tor
Sherwood Island Park
Charles Senff
Sherwood Point
Lke
Lange
Girls Holding Jobs in Pool Rooms Reported in New York
Mrs Mary Hamilton head of the police department women's bureau announced a special service to protect women and girls aged thirteen and under working in poolrooms and bowling alleys. The report notes girls are racking pool balls and setting pins in the city and outlying districts as of today.
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New York
Ubg
Mary Hamilton
Women’s Bureau
Police Department
Hamston
10. Com
Massive Railroad Stock Trading Lifts Market on Stability Hopes
New York trading saw railroad shares surge with total sales around 2.3 million to 3 million shares as confidence rose that Congress will not curb rail regulation. Industrials also gained with U S Steel reaching 11 1 2, while overall market breadth remained strong amid earnings optimism.
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Hecker
Congress
Inter
U. S
Maon
Wall Street
Red Cross Push Aimed Bridgeport Members
Mrs. Fleck to lead a campaign inviting 20 000 Bridgeport residents to join the American Red Cross in a house to house effort starting tomorrow. The drive seeks 31 annual memberships and rewards volunteers with a certificate. The Bridgeport chapter plans to raise 20000 dollars for hospital work while most funds stay local. The Junior League and local banks will host booths as the chapter outlines veteran support and welfare services.
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Bridgeport
The
American Red
Croas
Red Cross
Red “Cross
Rouge Cutyass
Hese Ee
Lafayette Street
I First
National Bank and
Bridgeport ‘Trust,‘company
Tme
Veterans’ Bureau
Ang
Veterans’Bureau
Court Upholds Walker Law Opening Klan Membership Books
New York Supreme Court Justice Pooley ruled the Walker Law constitutional, requiring secret fraternal groups to register with the state. The decision allows public access to a Western New York Klan roster and prompts immediate appeal steps by Taulius Grass, attorney for the ban.
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Supreme Court
Klan
Bufpalo
N. Y
Pooley
New York State
Joan Doe
Ku ‘Klux Klan
Henry W. Killeen
Charles Desmond
Assembly
Henry W. Blutt
John Doe
New York
Frank X. Schwab
Taulius Grass
Three Killed by Autos Three Badly Injured
Three women and a 14 year old girl died in separate auto crashes yesterday. two other women and three men were injured. One fatal hit and run occurred on the Boston Post road near Noroton. another killer car struck in New Haven. a Derby incident killed a child. In Stratford a collision injured three men after a prior license suspension plea. Police issued a general alarm for the speeding car involved.
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Noroton
New Haven
Derby
Stratford
Snow
Stamford
Emily M. Reag
Moshula Parkway
New York City
Noroten Relief Hospital
Rees
Robert Elster
Nororten
Sterling
Narston
Boston Post
Senator Lodge in grave condition after stroke in Cambridge
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge remained in grave condition after a stroke at Charlesgate Hospital in Cambridge. Physicians reported periods of consciousness brief but renewed, and that he had taken nourishment since noon. Lodge, 75, had two prior operations this year and showed notable vitality despite the critical state.
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charlesgate Hospital
Senator Lodge
Conight
Lodge
Johnny. Cunningham
Frederick HH. Winslow
Senator Ledge
Cunningham
Indian Skeleton Startles Towns
Spe at ras of Indians long dead disturb the towns of Newtown Southbury and Bridgeport. The skeleton of a Potatuck warrior stood bolt upright in a remarkable grave of triangular stones. Other marvels have been unearthed fueling theories of an older ancient life in the region.
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Severn
Newtown
Southbury
Democratic State convention lone delegate named
Cornell named lone delegate at large at the Democratic State convention as battles over party roles and regional representation unfold. Heavy raw material purchases signal revival in Bridgeport business activity. Women enlist in Red Cross drive with 20 000 members targeted. Armistice Day observances planned statewide.
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Bridgeport
Cornell
Tennessee Democrats
Coolidge
United Patriotic Societies
Red Cross
Ma” Ferguson
Congress
Dr. Wilaan
Templeton
Gonather Farm
Page Tilson
Bauekeemnen
Senate
UT aTe
Fairfield County
Vorman
Noroton Meas
Stratford
Geet
Soa
Hallowe’ En
Huntington
Gorner
Danbury
Stratford ‘Council
TATA
Speimbars
WAP
SatiMneTizet
Cdmittes Principl
Sipader Af
Fairfield Reg
Special session on farms and taxes outlined by White House
President Coolidge signals the short session will center on farm legislation and annual appropriations. White House spokesmen said tax reduction would not be reopened for debate this soon, with lawmakers and leaders meeting to discuss the fiscal agenda and future action by Congress.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
White House
Toda
Mx.dee
Sens
Reed
Pensyl
Smoot
Saa
Curtis
Kansas
Roepublican
Middle West
Dience Lord
Wife of Cunard Steamship Head Dies in Stamford
Lady Booth widow of Sir Alfred Booth, chairman of the Cunard Line, died Thursday at Stamford after a brief illness. Born in the city, she was the only daughter of Edmund Dwight and Miss Mary Blake, and granddaughter of Commodore Blake. She married Sir Alfred 15 years ago. he has led Cunard and its Associated Companies since 1910 and was created a baronet in 1913. She leaves two sisters-in-law and a half-sister, Miss Julia Dwight.
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Booth
Alfred Boo
Cunard Line
Stamford
Lady Booth
Edmund Dwight
Mary Blake
Commodore Home Co
Blake
Alfred
Cunard
Associated
Misa
Julia
New York
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Tennessee
Newtown Selectman
Northrop
Wegally
R. R. Securities
New York Stock Exchange
Navy
Viglature
Itagef
Senator Loge
Day
Sunday Post
Easton
Condee
Norwalk
Park
Ats
Recanvass
New
Britain
Pasteur
Alabama
Wilson
Prince
Evens Canyon
Walker
Chum
New York Palive
Britonia la
Suerte
Woren's
Locke Voyant
Snore Lous
George Gould
National Bank
Puext
Annames
Detroit
Maryland
Brown
Haskell Indians
Army
Florida
Kid Waplan
Bobby Garcia
Lafayette
Rutgers
Sammy Mandell
Jack Bernstein
Madison Square Garden
Specia
Annou Personnel
Cunard Steamship-Head
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