Yale and Princeton Readied for Big Game Showdown
New York November 17 Yale and Princeton pace the season’s climactic gridiron clash as both teams enter the big game with strong defenses and improving offenses. Analysts note Yale’s peak form this year and Princeton’s stingy defense, with the rival squads shaping a closely matched urban rival in the pivotal Eastern contest.
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New York
Yate
Princeton
Harvard
Brown
Pittsburgh
Washington & Jefferson
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Celgata
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Columbia
Pigakin
Tigers
Yale
Chicago
Towa
Elis
American Kidnapped by Chinese Bandits
American George Ololin, a member of a Lutheran group, has been kidnapped in Henan province. The bandit army is described as growing bolder, with towns looted and burned as inhabitants flee. The American consul at Yankow warns that around 100 Americans are in the danger zone and alarm is high.
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Peking
Uy Associated Press
George Ololin
Henan
Yankow
Kemalists Demand Sultaan’s Surrender to Turkey
The Angora government plans to present the sultan's movements to Britain for his return. The Great National Assembly of Turkey asserts sole authority to direct the sultan and declares he must comply with the government's orders.
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Associated Prosa
Angora
Civodi
Uritain
Dik
Great
National Assembly of
Turkey
Federal agent accused after whiskey bribe at city bar
The private detective Alex Katosky 27 of Weustport allegedly offered bar patron Frank Bobovitch a $50 bribe to overlook a breach of the 18th amendment after taking a drink of whiskey at 604 Myrtle avenue. Bobovitch testified the incident led to fears of arrest with bonds set at $1000.
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Alex Katosky
Main Street
Weustport
Frank Boboviteh
Myrtle’ Avenue
Boboviteh
Bobovitch
Fia
Katosky
Bokevitch
Bobo
Tkatoxky
Ife
Gogh
Gobeviteh
Philippine general Luke Wright dies at home after illness
General Luke Wright longtime Philippine War secretary of war and former governor died at his home in Memphis at 7 50 o'clock tonight after several months illness.
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Memphis
Town
Luke i, Wright
Cormer Secresary
Oxs
Euneeral
The
Philmpines
Bridgeport Trade Opens South America Field for Goods
Major George S. Brady Ameren trade commissioner spoke at a dinner for the Export Managers Club of Bridgeport at the University Club last night detailing opportunities for Bridgeport manufacturers in Uruguay and Paraguay. He noted expansion of trade during his recent South American tour and outlined conditions and market prospects ahead of a departmental posting.
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George S. Brady
Amerenrade Commisasioner
Uruguay
Paraguay
Bridgeport
Veutines
South America
Sexport Managers’ Club of
University Club
Brady
Ray Grant
Thomas J, Soltoy
Washington Avenue
South Amarles
Rotary Club
Hifhis Delphia
Calton Exchange
Ross Louthy Chamber of Commerce
Providencs
Tial
Springfield
Comnistes
Rivay Plotle
Mystery Shrouds Smashup In Park Auto Destroyed
A late night crash in a park left a limousine wrecked beyond recognition. Melvin Hathaway of Stratford survived with facial injuries as authorities traced the driver and stopped short of identifying others involved while a third party reported serious damage to the vehicle and surrounding rocks.
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Pathlias Pavillon
Henry Corstesen
Wutamobile
Cragh
Nna
Dttory
Muvin
Vothaway
Cornwall Street
Stratford
Yollen
Sallevelo
Lathaway
Dundaeport Hospital
Antonio
Davis ‘Thera
Corsteson
Hathaway
Shera
Parage
Polley
Sailor Reenlists Here After Nine Years Service
Losile J Bell of Tb Unrollavow reentered the United States Navy serving a nine year career including a two year stint with the destroyer squadron during the war. He was discharged six days ago and reenlisted yesterday with Chief Machinist Mate at Bridgeport Post office as a torpedoman first class.
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Losile J
Bell
United States Navy
Wis
Machiniat
Malo Molhorel
Bridgeport
Bell Rosaniislad
Governor of Texas Moves to Protect Mexicans
In Austin Texas officials report efforts to protect Mexican residents after alleged mistreatment incidents. A prior appeal regarding disturbances in Breckenridge prompted investigations, with authorities reviewing a Westico incident from November.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Dilpe
Werluca
Cav
Breckenridge
Lavis
Westico
Old Peet Homestead Damaged by Fire
Fire damaged the Old Peet Homestead in Canaan on November 17. A forge and a ball were spared, while a large log structure and hay were destroyed. The owner is Dayle CL Haples. origin of the ore is unclear.
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Canaan
Voukhameatead
Dayle CL
Coal conferees fail to reach wage agreement
The joint conference of bituminous coal operators and miner representatives meeting in Chicago failed to reach a wage agreement for negotiations next January. No conclusion was announced as talks ended tonight.
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Chivago
Associated Prew
Government Seizure of Bridgeport Brewery Dismissed
Prohibition agents failed to equip properly for arrests at the Wokart Broaihays brewery at 1165 Housatona Avenue Bridgeport. Judge Bowin B. Hanns dismissed the U S District Attorney George Cohen’s bid to seize the brewery as a public nuisance. Two witnesses testified including Thomas Brown and James Young.
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George Cohen
Hartford
Thomas Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Prohibition
Haynes
James Young
Washington, D. C
Povernment
Brown
New England Running Geriid in Advertising Campaigns Urged
A regional push urges New England advertisers to adopt a new running motto. Officials advocate leveraging local markets to boost brand visibility and consumer engagement across campaigns.
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New England
Presidents Ship Measure Faces Vote After Conference
New England advertising leaders argue for ship measure support with Blanchard asserting public interest. Politicians in Washington anticipate a comprehensive House debate and potential November 29 vote amid proposed amendments and foreign trade concerns.
Edison Warns College Grads on Work Use of Education
Edison in a Grange laboratory interview says many graduates avoid work after college. He notes lack of initiative and engagement among recent grads, urging self-improvement and practical effort rather than reliance on degrees for success.
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Pirinonton
N. Jb
Sid ‘Thoms A. Editen
Edison
Grange
Princetonsen
Mother Seeks Walter M. Phelan in Bridgeport Search
A Bridgeport police search for Walter M. Phelan, a printer, is underway after his family reported he left for Columbus. Authorities request he contact the Bureau of Missing Persons if he wishes help with transport to Ohio.
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Bridgeport
Walter M. Phelan
Tils Motion
Columbus
Phelan
Bureau of
Ted
Ohio
Mussolini Wins Confidence Vote as Italian Chamber Endorses Government
Italian chamber of deputies, amid clashes and sharp retorts, votes 0-0 in favor of Mussolini's government. He pledges to differentiate between productive bourgeoisie and parasites, promising fair play with classes while planning a trip to Switzerland then discussions on the Lausanne conference.
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Associated Preys
Chamber of Drutes
Benito Mussolini
Regall
Takis
Marsolini
Faschett
Rome
Ben Syia
Crom
Tlardly
Fascisti
Signor Turi
Soeilisig
Mussolini
Cont
Mongalist
Musdolini Pluy
Aika
Bourgeoire
emi+ grant
Palley
Russia
Portney
Nitti
Tenors
Tando
Signop Celulltt
Treasury
Tungorra
Hinds
Muapsatint
Swileerlind
Poinepre
Junce
Pavelyn
Gurgon
Great Leritain
Laks
Vote Confidence in Premier Poincare
Paris reports the chamber of Deputies grants confidence to Premier Poincare on the eve of the Latininence conference after a month of debate on the government’s policies. The vote stood 462 to 7 with extremists and communists opposing strengthening the government.
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Poincare
Paris
Chamber of Deputiog
Vremjey Ponaure
Allies End Military Control Questions With Demands
The Allies and the council of ambassadors demand a German apology and reparations for Vaasa incidents and insist Germany withdraws military control. they warn against new war inventions and require compliance with inspection notes. George A. Clarke of New York was arrested for reckless driving and released on bond.
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Vains
Germany
Geremany
Uie
Versillien
Jornal Alchier
Alles
Berlin
Bop
Vaasa
Council of Ambassadora Wise
Makching
Cormiany
Cle
George A. Clarke
Filmore Street
New York
Mudgeport
Mawied O'ary
Coal price dispute and dealer statements in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport fuel situation report shows officials discussing coal shipments and prices with dealers and the Bridgeport Towing Association. An administrator says prices may move above the standard rate, while dealers push for flexibility. a press inquiry notes no official stance yet.
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Bridgeport
Behlaeport
Skinner
Shite
Ners
Dentens
Bridgeport) Towing Inc
Sue Adgninistvater Lid
Biter
Don
Srate
Mel Pond
Boyde
Kashfyepintan
Milford Raid Sparks Armed Resistance and Police Action
A Milford raid ends with a tense confrontation as officers seize weapons and contraband. Police chief Junwen Mate and Captain Fowler lead a detachment that disarms a suspect and captures two weapons, several shells, and alcohol.
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Hanon
Junwen Mateher
G Pollge Detill
Fowler
Mipebara
Specia
Louis
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Washington and Jefferson
Colgate
Good Samaritan
Police
Frank Bobovitch
Westport
United States
Latin America
Export Association
TG Hospital
Melvin H. Hathaway
Edwin S. Thomas
Eck
Art Brothers Company
U. S
Norwalk
Western Mills
House
Lasker Confident
Provi
Ship Cence
Doningognes
Oxlatenac
Blanchard
New Wapland
Anld
Charlos Celridge Purlin
Wallington
Lie
Associated Wrove
Pinuk
Congresd
Ghideman Lagiér
Lhd Shipping Board
Ino
C Wniracls
America
Lscuagion
Storulmoods
Thmbug
Bunkin
Harding
Dbusken
Masent Shipping Board
Oles
Ward
Go Storl
WI Bronden
Alan
Chile
Council
Milford
Frank Partagliona
New Haven
Son
Baldwin
Abe
Allegadt
Dominich
Jud
Milford Pollo
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