Democrats Probing Post Mortem Causes of Defeat
Democrats held a centennial dinner at the Republic restaurant where John J. McGuinness and others blamed defeat on organization gaps, patronage, and the governor’s stance. Speakers urged a united front, reducing factional fights, and returning to effective campaign strategy.
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Blanufacturers' Association
Democratic Party
John J. McGuinness
Republic
John A. Cornel
Joseph FF
Wicter
Hugh J. Lavery
William E. Wogan
Banks Not Entitled to Vote 18 Town Dispute
The Telegram reports Fairfielders claim banks lack voting rights in 18 Town amid party conflict. The piece cites questioning of Timor Thaike and Tim Banks, Republican Town Committee chair, over residency and eligibility in the independent Beeman campaign context.
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Fairfielders
Elenore
Diamoun
Wong Tho
Mev
Alien J Beeman
Chabimin
Republican Town Committee
Doorder
Tim
Bogrfield
Community Chest hits 42 percent of goal in Bridgeport drive
Bridgeport volunteers report 42000 pledged as the Community Chest thermometer shows 42 percent of the 804000 target by noon. Major Johannes Schrott urges gifts from the heart while Stratfield hotel boosts support with a $1000 gift and daily luncheons for 400 workers.
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Community Chest Fund
Bridgeport
Scrat
Hts
Johannes Sehrott
Teo
Wylston
Hwa
Stratfield Hotel
Life
Seployes
Bowdoin Crew Ice-Locked Night Escape Northward
A fragmentary account describes Bowdoin Crew and Eskimos in a polar night near the Arctic coast. The text notes long daylight end and the explorers resting after seal and walrus harvest, with a daily schedule and a mention of rifle practice.
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Bowdoin
Slater
Body of Kidnapped Boy Found in East Side Cellar
New York dispatch reports gas repairmen discovering the lifeless body of 4 year old Erving Picketyy in a dark East Side tenement cellar after detectives hunted him since October 26. The child, dressed in his father’s tailored suit, had been lured to the basement and smothered. police and investigators continued canvassing the area for clues.
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New York
Tower East Side
Erving Pickelnys
Manufacturers Warn of Radical Congress in Bridgeport
J E Edgerton, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, told a Bridgeport Manufacturers' Association banquet that Congress will push radical programs on judiciary and transportation. He urged manufacturers to resist propaganda and warned that while radicals may attempt reform, the pendulum is swinging back toward stability. He cited judiciary as a bulwark and urged protection of the interstate transport act.
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TG. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers
Bridgeport Manufacturers' Association
Strafield
Congress
Despond
Bagerton
Congredy
Inita
Tat Industry
Traffic in game birds to be tried in Stepney Court
A group including Albert Teers William St Law Burr Harold Blackman and Victor Burr face 2 pm trial before Justice Charles L Singsley in Stepney for selling and transporting game birds. Deputy Game Warden James Hemery led the investigation over weeks aiming to expose hotel and roadhouse buyers and the low pricing tied to a state law.
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Stepney Court
Mpnay
Albert Teers
Monroe
William St
Law Burr
Harold Blackman
Victor Burr
Justicea
Charles L Singsley
James Hemey
Shelton
Kaewar
Willian Gabier
Oxford Tun
Sauthlaury
Thee Rae
Soythaury
Oxford Town
Seper
Sur
Curie McCabi
Carey's
Cate Shelton
McCabe
Almond
Ohana
Kings of England and France Fight in Merce Joust
In Galais a clock tower joust pits the English king against the French king as the mechanism, damaged in war, is repaired for a daily ceremony. The event, held between two dozen reps, mirrors ancient pageantry amid wary public interest.
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Galais
France
England
Delay of British on Compromise Menaces Entente
Paris reports a fragile entente amid stalled compromise talks that avert a break, with Britain cautious on final actions. The talks hinge on postponing the Allied Council decision and Crown Prince Frederick William’s return, while Germany signals large questions about restoring the throne and broader terms.
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Entente
Paris
Anbassadors
London
Frederlck William
Germany
Count Peretti
Meruaeia
Amurinee
Subpoenas Issued and Special Session Inevitable Reasserts
Federal officials issue subpoenas as lawmakers lock in a path toward a special session. Arguments over authority and timing intensify as committees prepare for possible hearings and formal proceedings.
Buckley Condemned as Presumptuous by Governor
Waterbury November report quotes Governor Charles A Templeton criticizing John Buckley for speaking for the General Assembly on a possible special session. Templeton says if the grand jury calls for removing members of the Eclectic examining board then a special session may be needed. He notes Buckley’s remarks were presumptuous and previews data gathering for constructive suggestions. Continued on Page Two.
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Telgpem
Waterbury
Grand Jury
General Assembly
Charles A. Templeton
Nousa
John Buckley
Tarpleton
Buckley
Jury to Inquire Into Slush Fund
Hartford news reports a state grand jury will investigate the Connecticut State Eclectic Society slush fund raised last spring to influence legislation. The probe follows the Diploma Mill exposure as officials question witness testimony and alleged improper contributions connected to political actions.
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Hartford
Connecticut State Eclectic Society
Auto strike harms pedestrian on Fairfield curb
A pedestrian named Wilain Goleceho, 15, was struck while attempting to board a trolley at the Fairfield avenue curb, and was treated at St Vincent's hospital for a probable skull fracture after an autos collision driven by Chater Hy Chatheld of Yer Main street. A suspected intoxicated driver, Jaaien MacTougul, was arrested for driving an automobile while under the influence, with another arrest planned in two days.
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Tading
Wilain Goleceho
Wilaan
Fairfield Avenue
Sancoek Avenue
Flo
Chater Hy Chatheld
Surattord
Colorello
St. Vincent's Poapital
Jaaien MacTougul
Undi
Ibnulonohdie Murhougek
Fred Rela
Diplomatic and Industrial Turmoil Across Nations
Industrial and political strife dominate the scene as a General Electric official visits, a school board postpones a regular meeting, and a large fund drive reports over forty percent collected. Scandals involving a diploma mill and multiple officials emerge, while a beach concession controversy and a 20th wedding anniversary near Danbury draw local attention. crime and national intrigue thread through foreign and domestic affairs with political investigations and labor disputes coloring the day.
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Jaya Treadent
Gerard Swed
General Electric Company
Wank Pliant
Holy Secret
President Havens
Tge
Industrialivision
Totanonr
Man
Eames
Manue
Gecturers Association
Sintcliffe
Hemas
Christian
Webb
Turtle
Shate
Alcor
BTATE
Milford
Ayacelytion
Shelton Scaler
Welehte
Mea- Aurey
Welaht
Walnut Beach
New Charan
Danbury Novogenersien
Lok Mechan
Danbury
Ridgefield
Brooklyn
Postminster
New York
Gruvan
Senate
Vutgerall
Leavenworth
Srdey
Ubvralion
Washington
Cirorus
Walton Saya
Curtly Bay
Baltimore
Conference Board of Phone Employees Meets in New Haven
The general conference of the Connecticut Board of Telephone Employees opened in New Haven and will continue until tomorrow afternoon. The meeting includes representatives from across the state and collaborates with management to discuss business issues and plan elections for officers.
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New Haven
Ase Fual
Sea Board of Telephone
Nedociation of Connectiane
Wfrivers
Mother of Dead Man Takes Stand In Diplomas Probe
Hartford reports state’s attorney Hugh M. Alcorn issued subpoenas to physicians James A. Christian of Fairfield Lamar K. Tuttle of Stamford Pasquale Romeo of Bridgeport and Frank Webb of Bridgeport among others in a grand jury probe into forged diplomas and a drug overdose death of Albert C. Hoody. A missing witness Dr George Sutcliffe of Unionville was ordered to appear with warrants pending.
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Hartford
Hugh M. Alcor
Hartford County
James A. Christian
Fairfield
Lamar K. Tuttle
Stamford
Pasquale Romeéc
Frank Webb
Bridgeport
Donald B. Stewart
Broadbrook
Alcorn
George &, Sutcliffe
Unionville
Offige
Albert
C. Hoody
Sutcliffe
George Dobbs
Albany
N.Y
Connecticut
Roman
Christian
State Ecleatic Examineng Board
Kensan
St. Louis
State Eclectic Society
Pasquale Romeo
Columbus Hospital
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Atwater
Baines
Tows
Umit
Speaters
Liam
Mater
Sf Mayer Atwitter
Wifferait
lenUy Aeenireu
Refuge Jiarbor
Reenland
Bridgeport Telegram
Neawspapéer
All- Atlance
U. S
Great Yall
Mideday
Rus
East Side
Irving Pickelny
ToUmeien
Noottad
Irving
Aed
Sam Picketyy
Ieaned
Aid Pth
Matey
Lilian Meer
Mrg
Irvin
Nicki
Bowery
Bagt River
Quvenary
Suffolk Street
Tener Dwetleay
Jtenelss
Pilex
Bayish Pturiy Aly
Radical Congress
National Association
George Eames
J. E. Edgerton
Kiesting
Georg Ade
Shephed Bhth
King Luryner
Stentugue
Cin “Ogi Malntyry
Ani Walla Irwin Tre
Tapnotchers
Teeardetn
Acral
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Meither
Dr. Christian
Daplnigtt
Allorany
Auern
Hockard
Sinto
Uwugh M. Alcorn
Evertford Gaunt
la Learned
Ja da
Dames A. Ghrintian
Poayfield
Liering
Grunvige
Biate
Gilbert & Sennett Colzeund Bowser
Charieterlee
Gearesten Conn
Taka Power
Connecticut Light & Power &O
Norfolk
Hurtem Save
Develsion
Egeat
Stki
Garden
Urltain
Yale
Harvard
Laman Ferns
Fem
Andy WI
Crimean
Phone Employes
State Examining Board
Met
Lamas K. Tuttle
Francesa Tuttle
Stanford
Adcoa
Tuttle
Cala
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