Yale Favored In Big Game Today With Lineups Set
Cambridge Massachusetts Yale and Harvard prepare for the season’s climactic clash. Yale holds the betting edge with favorable odds and a nearly settled lineup while Coburn remains the tentative Harvard fullback choice. Coaches Tad Wones and Bob Fisher oversee final drills as rain chances loom.
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Coburn
Grocery Robbery Ends With Escape After Cash Theft
A grocer, armed with a gun, watched as two masked men looted his store taking about 200 in cash. He informed police after the robbers forced him to surrender and then fled the scene.
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Nevak
Ong
German pallbearers strike sweeps Germany for pay rise
A unique strike by pallbearers across Germany targets higher wages for coffin carries amid protests by strike breakers. Reports note disruptions as funeral services face delays and minor clashes occur in several towns yesterday and today.
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Medical Beer Battle Ends with Senate Approval
The Senate voted 63 to 42 to adopt the conference report on the anti beer bill, approving a ten day period for the president to act. The measure bans beer with more than half a percent alcohol and would limit wine prescribed by physicians, framing beer as a medical beverage.
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Gill Expended Over 300 To Win Office
Gill Democrat elected assessor spent 305 to win records show 200 to Democratic campaign fund 25 for advertising 34 for relief George M Coughlin listed as political agent Local party groups detail funds and contributions from various districts and candidates including Willan J Garrity Frederick Vale and Han Hamilton with minor expenses for printing postage and stationery.
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Frederick Vale
Furpultiain ‘Pown Committee
Athi A. Baker
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Po Hanmllon
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Republican Soon Committee On
Normal conditions return as industry gains payrolls
Washington Nov 15 Ameri can industry is returning to normal as employment rises. Department of Labor figures show October payrolls up 408 585 from July with 62 55c more workers overall. Gains span hosiery, paper, coal, lumber, and auto sectors while rail and mining lag.
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Department of Labor
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Gar
Vigors
Tr Canon
Saloon in Bridgeport Doomed Says Flanagan Crusade Begins
Police Superintendent Patrick J Flanagan called for an uncompromising crusade against liquor traffic in Bridgeport. A briefing with patrol captains led to widespread saloon visits and a pledge to enforce state liquor laws without weakness amid rumors of political interference.
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Relief for suburbanites urged from commission
Connecticut company manager says relief for Stratford Falfeld and Stratfield fare protests must come from Public Utilities Commission. Merchants in Bridgeport oppose five cent fare plan, calling rerouting and zone changes harmful to city patrons. company execs anticipate a brief trial period before any action.
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Connecticut
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Mysterious shooting death of New Hampshire man
A New Hampshire man was found shot in a residence by his 13 year old daughter and died in hospital. Investigators described a broken window and a glass fragment near the scene. A single cartridge fired inside the room led authorities to suspect the weapon and timing may have been staged after the victim’s removal to hospital.
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Frank Webb Arrested in Theft Case at State Street
Frank Webb, 28, of State Street, was arrested February for a theft charge. Police say he attempted to steal a gold watch and money from Benjamin Cohen of Capitol Avenue. Detectives report the suspect denied the charges.
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State Street
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Henjamin Cohen
Capitol
Nose Deceived Him Gets Water for Whiskey
In Nevada at NW York on the 18th a man named Tames McLaughlin sought water for whiskey after a false nose told him no. He waited at the bar and, about a half hour later, took action that led to an obituary for personal consumption.
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Nev
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Thala
Trial of Arbuckle manslaughter opens in crowded court
In Pramomisco on November 15 the jury selection and early medical testimony began in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter case over Virginia Rappe. Dr Selby Strange and Dr William OpSully described Rappe's injuries, with opining that immersion could cause fatal trauma, as defense counsel argued delays due to a Cali Stanford dispute.
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California
Stanford
Gourt
Tures
French Premier Briand Sees Armaments as Peace Guard
Washington dispatch reports Briand stating France seeks no guarantees but aims to secure itself with a reduced army. He argues a strong force prevents chaos in Central Europe and supports an entente on Far Eastern questions while noting debt settlement remains on Congress agenda.
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France
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Unite
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Tranauline
Thysskia
Hall
Ruseta
Poland
Drance
Europe
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Bahfour Des
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Mr. Arland
Filenurse
Great Britain
United States
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China
Japan Presses Naval Strength Increase Ahead of Disarmament Talks
Washington November 18. Japan seeks higher proportional naval strength, risking sharp dispute at the arms conference. The American delegation insists on the ratio in the U.S. plan, likely yielding six U.S. ships to ten for Britain and Japan, with Japan hinting at seven to ten. Britain backs six to ten in principle. If Japan’s proposal stands as a real shift, expect strong American objections. The administration contemplates broad international understandings beyond the Washington talks, possibly moving forward without Senate action. Negotiations resume tomorrow with the nine delegations ready to press for progress.
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China
Ching
Baptist Pastor Elected Officer of Federation
Rev. Donald B. JacQueen pastor of the first Baptist church of Arridarenort was elected vice president of the Council of the Connecticut Federation of Charities at the annual meeting held at the Hotel Burd in Hartford. Fairfield county eler were elected to committees on Federation Sunday Legislation Interdenominational Social Service and other bodies. The federation sent a telegram to Secretary of State Hughes offering support for his disarmament plan.
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Danview
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Bramford
W. Horace Day
Bridgeport
Hughes
Federation
P A Board Mistake on Bridgeport Boundary Error
The Publicities Commission erred in its Bridgeport boundary ruling affecting Stratfield Brooklawn Avenue. The corrected decision extends the fare boundary from Dewey Street to Caniel Avenue, lowering center-city rides to five cents rather than ten. The error does not alter the five cent fare to the center.
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Dewey Street
Caniel Avenue
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Stratfield
Capitol Avenue
Freight wreck delays Yale Harvard game trip traffic
A freight train derailment near New London disrupted travel to Cambridge for the Yale Harvard football game. Five thousand passengers were stranded as both tracks were blocked on the Shore Line and the New York New Haven Hartford line. Trains to Boston rerouted via Norwich Providence and New Haven Hartford, with one track cleared about two hours after the wreck.
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