Victory Dinner Sparks Political Fallout Denounces Attack on GOP
Governor-elect Charles Templeton says a Bridgeport Victory dinner was misrepresented as an attack on the Republican party. He claims John T King and Attorney General Frank Healy spoke without authority and he did not know the dinner's political aims. Governor-elect Morlsett stresses continuing the party’s constructive program and seeks cooperation from responsible leaders.
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John T Klong
Frank Healy
Charles A. Templeton
King and Mealy
Hewis
Templeton
King
Healy
Covernor
Ethel Templeton
Hsaly
John T. Kirx
Republican Party
Govir Mor Clett
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Alain
Ime
Twenty-third District
Cwur
Stete Uckel
John Jing
Stamford Rolling Mills Pays Half Fares for Workers
Stamford Rolling Mills Co. announces it will subsidize half of workers trolley fares amid rising costs. Most employees previously chose not to buy employer-subsidized passes, citing confusion over terms and low wages. The plan reduces weekly commuting expenses by 10 cents per day, aligning with similar moves in nearby Beidguyort where workers face 20 cent daily ride costs.
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Stamford Rolling Mills Co
Industries
Stamford
Springdale
Staamford
Col
van Aken
Gefur Alen
Ute Trolley Company Ag
Roy
Beidguyort
Yale Students Suffer Food Poisoning After Salad Incident
Twenty one Yale upperclassmen are under care at the infirmary after three days with food poisoning, traced to a boarding house salad. Dr J C Greenway confirms illness, with lab tests pending to identify the exact cause. None are seriously ill. A separate court ruling by Judge Webb sets a high bond for temporary injunctions, signaling a trend in restraint on such orders.
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Wew Haven
Associated Press
Yale
Case
J. C. Greenway
Department of University Health
Tames
HH. Webb
Hint Harcatter
Declan
Webb
Tana Ginsberg
James Price
Shylly
Conrad
Jas
Norwich Youth Held for Breach of Peace
Hadita Mercater 16 and Ralph Barr 42 were seen together after planning marriage. They visited Bates at 68 Howard Avenue, rented a room, and faced claims of breach of peace after a troubled meeting. Detained yesterday on a tech site charge and held on $2,000 bond.
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All
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Tridges
Ralph Barr
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Bates
Howard Avenue
Mills Given 500 of Sum Paid for Pastor Letters
New Jersey report details payments to Mills connected to a gangland case. Special Detective Mason says the prosecution will present grand jury testimony and witnesses who have not spoken publicly, including Mrs Jane Gibson and others linked to the murders of Eleanor and Mia Thy Mis.
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Ni Grusswick
N. J
Howard
Mia
Eleanor
Florence North
Charlotte Mills
Wort
Mason
Oy Lodi
Miss North
Fej
Ama Ixeked
Mass Grantes
Noel Stevens HS
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Indlecmer
Jane Gibson
Maser
Greens Farms Boy Leg Broken as He Falls From Cart
A one and a half year old boy, Morti ter Smith, son of Morton W. Smith of Sudleyavis Hue, Greens Farms, was injured when a cart wheel ran over his right leg near Southport line. The leg was broken at the thigh and operated on. recovery expected after surgery tomorrow. The father followed to the scene and doctors stated the boy is recovering cautiously.
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Tépevinl
Morti- Ter Smith
Morton W. Smith
Sudleyavis Hue
Southport
Moungeser Hormenan
Mrs Charlotte Smith Dies From Injuries in Accident
Mrs Charlotte Smith died from spinal injuries after a road accident near Tunisa or Tunisia presented in a damaged OCR. The report notes her family including children survived, while the injuries affected her mobility and perception.
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Charlotte Smith
Andrlotte Smith
Connecticut League of Women Voters Opens Convention
Mrs Herbert Swilch urged simplification of caucus and primary systems at the Connecticut League of Women Voters convention in the Stratfield hotel Warmington. More than 260 delegates from 52 leagues attended as speakers urged educated civic involvement and voter education to improve candidate selection and political habits.
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Herbert Max Swilch
Warmington
Connecticut League of Women Voters
Stratfield Hotel
Smith
Connecticut
Sir George Younger Triumphs Over Lloyd-George in Polls
Unionist Sir George Younger defeats David Lloyd George in the polls as the new parliament forms. The victory signals a shift in leadership and party dominance amid the election results.
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Sir George Younger
Lloyd-George
Lloyd George's Reform Gamble Ends in Conservative Lead
London dispatch reports a sharp shift as Lloyd George loses influence with Asquithian Liberals gaining ground. The Gurston Club meeting signals a return to straight party politics, with Bonar Law poised to lead a larger Conservative majority in parliament, while Liberal and Labor losses reshape the post election balance.
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London
Associated Press
Lieyas George
George Pounger
Urianist
Gurston Club
Lloyd George
Hus
Lloyd-George
Bonar Lave
Bonard Law
Lloys George
Orime
Larry
Lloyd-Geo ‘Ism
Murive
May Honored by New Haven Executives and Employes
New Haven and Bridgeport New York road company honored 260 employees at a dinner last night to mark 80 years of service. President TE. J. Pearson presided as the event celebrated long service and noted milestones of the firm and its workers.
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Bridgeport
New Yorks
Haven & Harford Yat Road Company
Hono
Haven
Lhe Tregsker Ag
New
Suilon
Fensine
Mity
Landlord Raises Rent Court’s Rates Amid Eviction Threat
New York traders report a rent increase proposal threatening eviction for the rent court itself. Judge John R. Davies told the Sinking Fund Commission the court’s annual rent of about 8,500 dollars could rise sharply. The space houses the court that disposes of roughly 30,000 rents, complicating approval of the higher rate.
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Sien
John R. Davies
Sinking Fund Commission
S Court
Rice
Army Fliers Land at Fairfield Beach in Cold Glide
Captain Fletcher and Lieutenant Blucher of the 107th observation squadron forced a landing near Fairfield Beach after the engine iced. The plane, flying from Hartson to Mitchell Field New York at 4000 feet, developed a frozen motor and leaked fuel during descent. They stayed with John Boyze at Fairfield Beach, hoping repairs by morning would allow departure for New York before noon.
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U.S. Army
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Boyze l
Wairfield Meadows
Mussolini Seeks Absolute Power Amid War Decorum
In a bold nationalist address, Mussolini declares full powers for himself, threatens harsh punishment for dissent, and denounces foreign critics. He frames Italy’s stance as necessary to defend dignity and usefulness, insisting the regime will not yield to external pressure or “nothing for nothing.”
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Livly
Armour A Waits Answer to HS Merger Proposal
Washington authorities studied a proposed Armour Morris and Company consolidation with two other Chicago meat packers. Government officials reserved judgment for days as Agriculture and Justice departments review details and possible public impact. Farm groups and the American Farm Bureau discussed hearings while officials sought more information from lawmakers and agency heads.
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Armour and Company
Morris and Company
Chicago Meat Packing
J. Wyden Aremour
Department of Agriculture
Chester Morris
Wallace
Harding, Jr
Armour
Washington
Harding Ho
Department of Justice
Io Washington
Gray Silver
Federation
Epartment of Agriculture
Benjamin C. Marsh
The
Farmere National Counel
Wallacy
Daugherty
Gasoline Thief Fires Up Auto On The Plaza
A car at 1184 Neale Avenue was started by a thief yesterday at the Plaza, rolled a short distance, then stalled. The driver fled, leaving the vehicle with a suspected gasoline theft, as authorities investigate and search for the culprit.
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Bey Merrit
Neale Avenue
William Graves Sharp Seriously Ill in Ohio Home
Elva Ohio November 16. William Graves Sharp former adviser to the Pranee is seriously ill at his home with his five children at his bedside. Close friends report he has shown general improvement today after a period of severe illness.
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Onio
Iam
Graves Shur
Avihisendar
Pranea
Hig
Ten Late Today
Sharp
Direct Election Of Manager By People Favored
Former Mayor Clifford B. Wilggit urged electing a city manager directly by the people, arguing the present system lacks coordination and concentrates power too much in the mayor. He proposed a manager with full hiring and firing authority, accountable to the public. The audience included business leaders and women, while city officials explained benefits already seen in New London and Stratford. The hearing sought citizen opinion on charter changes, with no fixed form chosen.
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Bridgeport
W.T. Hincks
T. M. Hincks
Megara
Hurlesy
Hunter
Judes Carey
Jersey City
Barlow Telki
System
Barlow
New London
Rounell
DeValera Aide Goes on Trial for His Life Today
LY DENIS O CONNELL DEBLIN NOV 18 Erskine Childers, secretary of the Irish delegation at the treaty signing, faces trial tomorrow for murder and treason. Charges reportedly include possessing arms and involvement in acts aimed at disrupting rail lines. If convicted he could face execution with officials warning of possible reprisals and nationwide fortifications.
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LY Denis O'Connell Deblin
Erskine Chiledera
Manya
Childers
England
Engin
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Tohteht
Te Childers
Free State
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Mulcahy
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