Beware of War Yet Powder Day Says Hoover Armistice Address
Hoover warns against future war while urging resolve to preserve independence and defense strength. He emphasizes honoring the fallen and living, supporting veterans, and ensuring the preservation of liberty, institutions, and peace without sacrificing national resolve.
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Hoover
Los Angeles
Cal
United Stato
Heribert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
America
Fire protection steps and hospital sprinkler recommendations
The report lists hospitals in the region such as New Haven Grace Hartford and Bridgeport along with city and county jails. It recommends sprinklers for Bridgeport General Hospital and William W Backus Hospital in Norwich and notes varying fire protection conditions at jails including New London and New Haven counties.
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Newavens Hospital
Grace Hospital
Ow Haven
Hartford Orphan Asylum
Bridgeport Hospital
Water‘vary
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Wiliam W. Baskus
Norwich
Tawrence and Memorial Associate Hospitals
New London
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Griffin Hospital
Derby
St. Vincent’s Hospital
William W. Backus
Litchfield County
Jalil
New London City
Haddam
Fairfield County
Bridgeport
Windham -Aunty
Brooklyn
New London County
New Haven County
Healy to Bring Condemnation at December Session
Suit for the condemnation of property adjoining Seaside Sanitarium at Mantle will be brought before the December Superior Court term in behalf of the state by Attorney General Rank E. Healy. The land belongs to the McCook estate, held in trust for the erection of an addition to the sanitarium where children with bone tuberculosis are treated.
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Mantle
Superior Court
Rank E. Healy
McCook
President Leads Pilgrimage to Tomb of Unknown Soldier
President Coolidge led Armistice Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. He and Secretary Wilbur and acting Secretary Dwight placed a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb, with Mrs. Coolidge leaving a white rose. Services for Woodrow Wilson followed at the National Cathedral as various groups held patriotic events in Washington.
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Washington
Ington National Cemetery
Coolidge
Ake
Veterans Parade in Stamford Celebrates Armistice Day
About 25,000 people packed Stamford streets for Armistice Day ceremonies and a long parade. Grand marshal Lt. John C. Latham led veterans groups including 1924 Field Artillery and the Yankee Division, with many bands, floats, and civic organizations. A 68 foot steel flagpole was presented to the Masonic Building Association and medals were awarded to local police and soldiers for bravery.
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Stamford
Staalford
Lient
John C. Latham
Grandmarstal
Iveld Artillery
J. Mogenson
Lu. J. Evans
242Nd Coast Artillery
Bridgeport
T6th
U. S.A
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign War Organization
American Legion
66Th Artillery Veterans
108Rd Field Artillery
Cams
Red Cross
United States Post Office
Fraternel and Civic Society
Frederick M. Houghton
Naval Reserve
Red .Cross
Richmond Hill Avenue
Greenwich Avenue
West Main Street
Main Street
Bank Street
Atlantic Street
Bedford Street
Forest Street
Pleasant Street
St. John’s Park
Main ‘Street
State Street
South ‘Street
Bell Street
Pdnsist
George M. Cole
Gneral Morris B. Payne
Robbins d
Masonic Building Association
Yale and Yowne Company
Soma
Scotland
Lee Bleckman
Yale
Benjamin TW. Jessup
The
Building Association
Gerald A. Cunningham
Mitchell Field
Tensley
Soldiers ‘and Sailors
St John’s Park
D. L. Gleason
Gleason
Walter C. Allen
Alfred N. Phillips, Jr
Park Commission
Jacob Pollock
C. HF
Psok
Corp
J. Mongnese
W. Demarest
A. N. Phillips
George J
Rich
G. F. Nelson
S. van Wickel
Larry HB. Muench
Eric Mi Knight
C.D. Potter
Burpee
Potter
Hallgween Park
Scientists Aim to Turn Quicksilver into Gold
New York reports Scientific American will direct experiments to convert quicksilver into gold under Prof. H. S. Shedon at New York University. Editor Bree says the effort should succeed, with experiments likely lasting two to four months.
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New York
Scientific American
H. Hf, Shedon
New York University
Bree
Armistice Day Observed in Bridgeport Community Events
A Bridgeport Armistice Day observance brought together the American Legion, Bridgeport Council of Churches and National Educational Week committee. Speakers included K Everett Cortright Rev Charles A Decker and Leroy Downs. The event featured military themed notes, decorations and special music with invited guests from Stratford and War Vets.
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Europe
United States Senate
American Legion
Bridgeport Council of Churches
National Educational Week Committee
Bridgeort
K. Everett Cortright
Charles A. Decker
Leroy Downs
Lridgeport
Trial Testimony and Conflicts After Fatal Auto Crash
Witnesses Morrissey Gaffney and McCabe offered testimony sharply disputed by others including State Policeman Myatt and Scully. Morrissey admitted alcohol earlier, claimed not to recall his earlier statement, and denied Lilley drank whiskey. Willey maintained only seven glasses of beer were consumed. Hilley argued skid caused by a stone, not intoxication, in a bethe street car ride that led to Gaffney's death.
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Tne Street
James Morrissey
Mained
Filley
Affney
Bernard Seaty
Gaffney
Morrissey
Scully
Lilley
McCabe
Mor
Charles Myatt
Hilley
Bethe
Willey
Jam Denton
Main Street
Arlalent
Audi
Amelolhears
Newtown Grange names officers for next year
Newtown Grange No. 129 elects officers for 1920 including Master Frank Platt Overseer Willis E F Arndt Lecturer Edith Mitchell Steward W John Murphy Assistant Steward Charles J Cavanaugh Chaplain Rev G Herbert Elkins Treasurer Wallace N Mitchell Secretary Anna G Murphy Gatekeeper Willis Parker Ceres Josephine L Macarthy Pomona Viola Geckle Flora Myra Bewang Lady Assistant Steward Terence Ferris Executive Committee J W W McCarthy pianist Grace Blenkins
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New Low
Bervice Pohtatuck Grange
Frank Platt
Willis Ef, Arndt
Edith Ww
Il Mitchell
W. John Murphy
Charles J. Cavanaugh
G. Herbert Elkins
Wallace N. Mitchell
Ansa
Voting machines opened tomorrow for special senatorial election
Town Clerk Joseph Wieler announced that mechanics and assistants would start work tomorrow to prepare voting machines for the December 16 special election after Judge John Mooth granted the petition. Party chairmen were notified, and no Board of Apportionment meeting date has been set yet. Funds for conduct of the election will be requested in the coming days.
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Joseph FM
Wieler Hat Mechanics
John R. Mooth
Superior Court
Board of Apportionment
Yaration
Weiler A
Merritt caucuses nominate and unpledge delegates across districts
In district caucuses 135 attended led by Daniel J. Williams with Angela Snitfen and Rank McCarten. Abe Geduldig chaired the Merritt ticket and urged unpledged delegates. Sixth district organized behind John MacCathron with Margaret Bosworth and Augustus Kennedy. Eighth district unpledged while Ninth and Tenth split between unpledged and mixed tickets. Over 100 voted in Merritt caucus. others saw smaller attendance and varied ticket lines.
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Daniel J. Williams
Angela M. Snitfen
Rank McCarten
Abe Geduldig
John MacCathron
Margaret Bosworth
Augustus Kennedy
Ion
Merritt
Hite
Thomas J. Connor
Alfred J. Knapp
Tobn T. Ma
Patrick O'Brien
PB. J. Reilly
Meritt
Eighth District
David
Brynton
Frances E. Dworth
Frederick R. Robinson
David Murphy
Joseph C. Ivers
Charles Kirkham
Jeona B. Hartley
Kirkham
Frank Squires
M. J. E. Desgereau
Twelfth District
Edorsed
Faucus
Charles J. Zink
Sarah
Connet
Jon. Car
Auto Strikes Push Cart Injuring Two Men
Two men were injured yesterday when a automobile driven by Joseph Morris of 180 Meadow Street New Haven struck a push-cart loaded with wood as it moved along Connecticut Avenue near Central Avenue Pred Havelack of 223 Deacon Street and Henry Blake of 373 Avenue C Stratforit were pushing the cart Morris said it was dark with no lights on. Havelack was taken to Bridgeport Hospital while Blake refused treatment.
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Joseph Morris
Meadow Street
New Haven
Havelack
Deacon Street
Henry Blake
Avenue C. Stratforit
Connecticut Avenue
Central Avenue
H Fred Uavelack
Bridgeport Hospital
Morris
Stamford Man Fractured Skull After Auto Collision
Frank Nagy, 26, of Rowaston, is in Stamford Hospital with a skull fracture after his car collided with a machine operated by Antonio Milleo, 23, of Rose Park. Milleo was arrested on a charge of driving without a license. The accident occurred on Cove Round.
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Stamford
Nav
C&y Telegram
Frank Nagy
Rowaston
Antonio Milleo
Rase Park
Cove Round
Consul and Hosts Forced From Dinner by Dining Hall Fire
About 200 guests were evacuated at the Brooklawn Villa club during a dinner in honor of Consular agent Joseph Brneal who arrived in Bridgeport two months ago. A photographer's flashlight exploded near paper decorations starting a small blaze that was quickly put out. Guests returned to the dining hall after flames were extinguished. The event involved prominent Italian residents.
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Brooklawn Villa Club
Joseph Brneal
Bridgeport
Werg
Ransacked Apt Believed Robbed by Boars
William B Aurandt of 32 Ordin ahee Court reported his apartment was ransacked and robbed last night during the day by boars. Jewelry and other valuables valued at about $60 were stolen.
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William B. Aurandt
Ordinahee Court
Geddes says Britain ceding world leadership to United States
Sir Auckland Geddes, former British ambassador, told a Westminster Hall audience that the United States has become one of the great world powers and that the British dominions look to Washington for leadership. He cited the Washington conference as proof of U.S. influence and noted Britain's empire has yielded leadership in many areas.
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Pondon
Associated Press
United States
Auckland Geddes
Washington
Aig
Westminster Hall
America
United Kingdom
Pacific
London
Downing Street
Home brew debate affects prohibition policy ruling
The article discusses conflicts between the prohibition commissioner and the Department of Justice over home made fruit juices and cider. It notes a Maryland representative’s case likely to shape enforcement policies, with Wayne B. Wheeler endorsing the view that home made cider for exclusive use is not prohibited unless intoxicating. Colonel Hill’s testimony covers home wine and cider production and questions over their classification and effects.
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Department of Justice
Friernon
Department
Prohibition Wall
Frieraon
Bureau, of Internal Revenue
Prohibition Unit
Maryland
Corea
Driternal Revenue
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Baloos League
Soper
Haynes
Woodcock
Hill
Collector of Internal Revenue
Hil
Department of Agriculure
Arthur Machen
Machen
Slukey Carter
Colonel Hill
Hill's Howe
Dodge Soper
Bridgeport Republicans weigh senatorial convention choice
District Republican committeeman from Bridgeport discussed likely senatorial convention decisions but had not heard voter discussions there. The article lists other state committeemen from New Haven, New Hartford, Middletown, Hartford, Windham, and Woodbury counties. An advertisement promotes Ayer's Certified Favoring Extracts.
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Bridgeport
Bridgepark
Benjamin P. Reynolds
New Haven
Henry H. Groton
Neagantuck
Middletown
Middlesex County
Walter E. Batterson
Hartford
Wartford County
Charles A. Gites
Withimantie
Windham County
A.cw. Mitchell
North Woodbury
Litchield County
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