Conservative Temperament Blamed for Election Results
Professor Arthur W. MacMahon of Columbia University says conservative temperament, postwar economy, and desire to let well enough alone shaped the November 4 results. He notes voter caution on state versus federal issues and cites referenda defeats in Michigan, Oregon, Missouri, Washington, North Carolina, and Massachusetts as evidence of the mood. He warns Republicans not to fear deadlock but to better explain votes and maintain unity with agriculture and industry alike.
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Arthur W. MacMahon
Columbia University
Westpor
Missouri
Washington
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Congress
Republican Party
MacMahon
Democratic Party
Isaues
Holden Blansfield Wedding Set For Monday in Church Rectory
The wedding of Miss Alica Blansfield daughter of Catherine Blansfield 645 Harray Avenue and George Holden son of Charles Holden 124 Ann Street is planned for 3 pm next Monday at St Augustine's Church. Rev FP C McClean will officiate.
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Catherine Blansfield
Harray Avenue
George Holden
Charles Holden
Ann Street
St. Augustine's Church
FP. C. McClean
Miss Blansfield
Catherine ‘Blansfield
Fred 'Blo'den
Mr. Holden
Bri
New York
Washington
Yale Harvard Dinner Dance at Cupheag Club
A Yale Harvard dinner dance is planned at the Cupheag club on Saturday evening in November. Dinner at 8:30, dancing to midnight, with reservations via the committee chair. Walter E. Goddard handles decorations and a smoker lunch is offered for members and guests. The year ends with a New Year’s Eve dance with orchestra and a 4 a.m. dinner.
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Davell Ar Ome
Walter E. Goddard
Coolidge Secretary Leaves Washington for Weeklong Vacation
President Coolidge's secretary C Bascom Stamp departed Washington after a long conference for a one week automobile trip. He plans to visit Hot Springs and then other destinations, with stopovers noted along the route.
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Washington
Cooldge
C. Bascom Stamp
Birthday Party for Maxine Rajotte Celebrated
Maxine Rajotte of 164 BSheviden Street held a twelfth birthday at home with pink and blue decorations and party favors. Piano pieces were played by Anna Gormley Ethel and Ruth Wotton with solos by Mixine Rajotte Fred and Jack Rajotte and L Wotton. Guests included Anna Gormley Ruth Wall Ethel and Jean Wotton Helen Zotsan Ethel Tamberl ine Louise Hildertrunk Mary Stef ford Lupette Rajotte Ruth Watton Maxine Rajotte Watton ern Halpin Joseph Seaskowel Ande Gall fierbert Angel Paul Rajott Jack Smith Jack Rajotte Andrew Reskowel Edwin Rajotte Fred Rajotte.
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Ruth Wotton
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Jack Rajotte
L. Wotton
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Ruth Wall
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Ethel Tamberline
Louise Hildertrunk
Mary Stefford
Lupette Rajotte
Ruth Watton
Maxine Rajotte
Watton
Ern Halpin
Joseph Seaskowel
Ande Gall
Fierbert Angel
Paul Rajott
Jack Smith
Andrew Reskowel
Edwin Rajotte
Fred Rajotte
Red Cross Membership Drive Seeks City Enrollees
Red Cross workers continue house to house canvassing to boost membership beyond expected totals. Chairman Mrs. H L W Fleck notes double canvassing delays reporting yet urges residents to enroll with a one dollar membership fee collected by Frank Stapies of the Bridgeport division.
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Red Cross
HL. W. Fleck
Fleck
Frank Stapies
Bridgeport
American Red Cross
Young Musicians Present Pantomime Tomorrow Morning
The Juvenile Musical club under the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club will stage a musical pantomime at Universalist Church illustrating rhythm. Miss Jeamle Elermann will preside at the piano with Addie Knight and a quartet performing labeled rhythms such as Duplex Rhythm, Triplex Tipbert Hinchcliffe, Quadruple, Sextuple Rhythm. The program supports a nationwide movement in musical appreciation.
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Lomorrow
Jeamle Elermaann
Addie Knight
Henderson
Triplex
Tipbert Hinchcliffe
Tlexnor Leawith
National Federation of Musici! Clubs
GHIERS Gather at Taggart's Hotel in French Lick
Governor Smith of New York arrives at Taggart's hotel with friends for rest after campaigning. Thomas Taggart, dean of Hoosier Democracy, is there recovering from a Boston operation, while George F. Brennan, Democrat leader in Taillnets, is expected tomorrow sparking speculation on day’s events.
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Ind
Thomas Taggart
Smith
New York
Tageart
Hosier Democracy
Boston
George F. Brennan
Democrats
Central Point in Suit Over Cargo Draft Acceptance
Five suits concluded in Superior Court over ownership of five carloads of fresh and flour consigned to National Grain Co of Minneapolis before its bankruptcy. The cargoes, now held by New Haven Railroad, are claimed by First National Bank and by Minneapolis consignors including Goodhue Mill, Marshall Milling, Barber Milling, Flory Milling, and Cloverleaf Milling. Each car valued at 2600 dollars. Disputed drafts, acceptance timing, and credit terms are argued, with oral briefs to follow before Judge Booth.
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John &. Booth
Superior Court
National Grain Company
New Haven Railroad Company
First National Bank
Goodhue Mill Company
Marshall Milling Company
Barber Milling Company
Flory Milling Company
Cloverleaf Milling Company
Minneapolis
Grain Corporation
Hand
Bridgeport
Shapiro, Shapiro, Goldstein and Brody
William H. Comley
Rive
Booth
Navy plans new flying boats with strategic value
The Navy Department announced contracts for a new type of flying boat capable of sustained speeds over 100 mph with up to two tons cargo and two other designs with large cargo capacity. The project aims to enhance naval air power and deter long range attacks by demonstrating capable squadrons.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Philadelphia
United States
Davis Back in Harness Starts on Trip Abroad
New York November 13 John W. Davis former Democratic presidential nominee announced he has resumed the practice of law in New York City with his former associates and will sail to Cherbourg within two weeks with his wife and daughter for a holiday abroad. He left the law firm he joined in 1921 after serving as American Ambassador to Great Britain.
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New York
Tohn W. Davis
New York City
Davis
Né Stetson, Jennings, Russell and Davis
Great Britain
William McMillan Adame
Religious Education Deferred In Schools
Superintendent I Wieratt Cartright announced yesterday that the religious training plan for public schools will not go into effect until after Christmas.
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