Gould Victorious in Maine Senate Race Victory Margin 50 000
Arthur M Gould Republican wins Maine Senate seat over Democrat Falcon J Redman by about 50 900 votes to succeed Bert M Fernald. Gould carried all cities including Portland and Ellsworth, while Redman carried none. election noted amid Klan accusations and campaign financing disputes.
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Portland. Me
United States
Senate
Arthur Kh. Gould
Falcon J. Redman
Maine
Bert M. Fernald
Cies
Gould
Redman
Vortland
Elsworth
Cony
Democra State Committee
Fernald
Redma Z
Bidde-ferd
Lewiston
Old Town
Watervill
Westbrook
Halph
Brewster
Insurgent Peace With GOP Looms In Victory Hopes Rise
Insurgent leaders in the Republican movement seek a peaceful accommodation with the GOP as negotiations proceed amid party factional tensions. The effort aims to avoid further splits and align insurgent factions with the administration to push a cooperative agenda through the coming session.
Re-Elected President of Local Gas Company Also Heads Association
The executive, re elected for a third term as President of the Manufacturers' Association, continues to lead the Bridgeport Gas Light Company and holds a prominent position in regional industry affairs.
Industry heads can direct cycle to aid prosperity
Re elected President of the Bridgeport Manufacturers association for a third term at the annual meeting and dinner in the University club last night. George S Hawley vice president of the Bridgeport Gas Light company declared his belief that manufacturers and business men can effectively control the business cycle and prolong prosperity. He argued cooperation and shared information will help sustain employment and reduce hard times, while noting some depression may be inherent. New executive members were elected and officers re elected to terms ending in November 1929.
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Bridgeport Manufacturers Association
University Club
George S. Hawley
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Willis F. Hobbs
Clark
General Electric Company
Dwight C. Wheeler
Acme Shear Company
Ernest McCleary
Bridgeport Bri i Company
Newton Trout
Singer Manufacturing Company
K. Becker
Hall-Mills
Thlal Simpeon
Mind
Mrs. Hall
Tiatson
Brivgrport
George
Hawley
Manufarturers’ Association
Howell Cheney
Fora
Chamber of Commerce
General Eleetele Company
Two Girls Die After Poison Pact in Salt Lake City
Ruth Drake aged twenty three and Sarvie Eused aged twenty two died last night near Salt Lake City from poison. Police chief Joseph Gurbridge said investigators could not confirm murder or suicide. Reuben Lindetodt, father of one victim, claimed his daughter was poisoned by a rival over a former romantic relationship.
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Ruth Drake
Sarvie Eusedtod
Yank Purson
Joseph E. Gurbridge
Reuben Lindetodtather
Los Angels
Hee Compassion
Pernif
Hall
Mya
Dora Bonner
Mia
Fr Voorhees
SW Taylor
Wie Stevens
Singer
White Stevens
Gerhard Kuhne
Opaion
Taltoy
Macy
Seven Lottery Arrests Add to Connecticut Sweep
Yester day seven arrests were made in a campaign against selling lottery bets in Connecticut. Bridgeport detectives Maroney and Moe Namara led four Bridgeport arrests, with one Bridgeport man and one New Haven man also taken by state police Sergeant Virelli. Names include John Cunahrowowicz released on $5,000 bond and five others released on $500 bonds. Loula Laccaccia and Milton Moore were held on rench warrants and jailed for failing to post $5,000 bonds.
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Connecticut
John Cunah
Rowewies
John Sanburn
State Street
Anna Lisclewicz
Railroad Avenue
Louis
Barbar
Main Street
Bennie Szamski
East Main Street
Hyman Harrison
Pembroke Street
Cunahrowowicz
William H. Comiey, Jr
Recall of Morse shipyards prompts reform notes
New York November 29 AP says Groton Iron Works and Virginia Shipbuilding Morse subsidiaries improved efficiency by following inspector recommendations. Bethlehem Steel chairman testifies as a defense witness in Moose conspiracy trial, recounting visit to yards in 1911 after becoming Emergency Fleet Corporation director general and noting earlier managerial shortcomings. A letter from August 191% references widespread concerns that yards were not making progress and invites Morse to visit again.
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New York
Groton Tron Works
Virginia! Shipbuilding Company
Morse
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Virginia
Graten
Movses
Esd
J A Blake Grand Priest of Royal Argh Masons Dies
John Albert Blake, Mason Grand Priest and head of the General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in the United States, died at age 83. Born in Danvers, he joined Amite Lodge at 21 and held numerous high offices across Masonic bodies in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Malde
John Albert
General Grand Chapter
Royal Argh Masons
United State
Danvers
Amite Lodge of
Masons
Frei Blake
Chusetts
Massachusetts
Templar
United States
Reval
Ilustrious
Trand
Mysciclius Cnd
Comunicen
Knights Temples
Bode Island
Blake ix
Clue of First Woman Bendit Found on Jersey Beach
On a Jersey beach a petrified shoe 18 inches long with a gold ring and bracelet fragment was unearthed, linked to the legendary woman pirate Jos Iris. Old residents say this is the first definite trace of a bandit who robbed the shore during the Revolutionary era, disguising herself with a shaved head. A musket encased in rock was found nearby a month earlier.
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Jersey
Asbury
Aary
Dare
Jos
Jersey Shore
Hall Mills Trial Spark in Jury Conduct Debate
Note heavy confusion across pages with names Hall Mills and others. Mrs Hall denies involvement in murders while other items report court action, political rhetoric, and local incidents including lottery prosecutions and a Bridgeport pension case. The clippings reference Bridgeport, Danbury, Westport, Naugatuck, and Hartford region events with multiple legal and civic notes.
Trumbull Reappoints Two Hartford Doctors
Hartford November 2. Governor Trimbull announces reappointment of Dr John C Alex of Hartford to the Connecticut Medical Board and Dr William P Pana to the Connecticut Idropatists board. Both appointments effective January 1 for a term of years.
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Trumbull
Hartford
Cary
Trimbull
Tod
John C. Alex
Martford
Connecticut Medical Xanhoard
William P. Pana
Supreme Court Limits Doctors Prescribing Rum
In a five to four ruling the Supreme Court upheld government power to limit whiskey prescribed by physicians. The decision allows one ounce of whiskey per patient every ten days, framing the limit as enforcing Prohibition goals while dissenters warned it shifts medicinal control from states to Congress. Justice Crandels wrote the opinion with Sutherland, McReynolds, Stone, and Butler dissents.
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Karage Om Butt Lot
Astate
Bridgeport
NTATH
Fainfield County
Westport Easton
Danbury ‘Traon Pertetion and Power Company
Naugatuck Spurns
Merk
Danbury
Whitt
Stamford
Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Georgia
Doheny
Samuel W. Lambert
New York
Sutherland
McReynolds
Stone
Butler
Congress
Crandels
Congresa
Naugatuck rejects city manager government plan
In Naugatuck voters rejected the city manager form of government by 7,649 to 1,102. The measure previously failed in May by 1,582 to 937, and the latest result ends legislative options before the 1927 session.
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Naugatuck
City of Rome Crew Indicted Potential Case Considered
Washington report says civil actions are underway as the U S attorney in Boston weighs criminal action against the Rome Navy crew involved in the sinking of the submarine 851. High level instructions were sent to the district attorney for review. The block Island disaster on September 25 1925 killed six officers and 27 men. Material loss estimated at 2 290 902 despite the ship later being raised and dry patched in Brooklyn.
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Washington
United States
Boston
Rome
Navy Legal
Pla
Tornex
Ain Oort
Miss Sears Sets Boston Record After Walk Dance
Miss Sears completes a walk to Boston setting a new record while also displaying tennis prowess. She and Mia Elizabeth Ryan, a renowned player, shared postrace moments and discussed future events. The journey began early at Pravi ven with a group, pausing in Wrentham then reaching Mira Home after a lengthy tour lasting about 44 miles. Local figure Clifton Mhureh, age seventy three, praised the performance and commented on the event’s impact.
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Fowietywean
Tarsewatnain
Viernes Fe
Suddle Garcen
Mia Eilisabeth Ryan
cSaresiat
Praviven
Bive
Acconpany
Sears
Sliss
Simpson Mistrial Motion Ties Case To Jury Conduct In Hall Mills Trial
Somerville N J Nov. 28 Gilbert Van Dorn hotel owner confirms writing protest letter cited by Senator Simpson for a possible mistrial. He claims jurors discussed the case loudly before and after key testimonies, including Mrs Hall, and asserts Somerset County justice was compromised. Defense rested and prosecution prepared rebuttal as jury fate hangs on new trial bid.
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Somerville
XN. J
Gilbert van Dorn
Prommetor
Fudge Cleary
Simpson
van Dorn
Colonial House
Hall
Somerville County
Somerset County
Somervilyve
N. J
Stats
Alexander Bimpson
Hall-Mills
Doheny Story Admitted Jury Hears of Deals
Government presents to jury most of Doheny testimony from the Senate record in the Fall-Doheney conspiracy trial. Justice HoHtngs rules Senate record admissible. Readings cover Doheny and Fall statements on Elk Hills and Teapot Dome leasing during ongoing negotiations.
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Doheny
Washington
Senate
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Secretary of Interior
California
Justice Hohting
District of Columbis Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Fall
New Mexico
Interior Department
Danbury Bus Plan Hearing Set Friday
Danbury Power and Transportation seeks authority to run buses on the former streetcar routes, replacing cars in part or whole. A public hearing notice was issued by the Public Service Commission as striking operators withhold positions while trials begin with eight new buses in service.
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NEURY
Danbury Power and Transportation Company
Danbuyyami Bethel Street Railway
Concen
Public Values Commission
Muns
Sayle
Ostheol Ware
Green Hotel
A. William & Executive
Wealthy 60-Year-Old Widow Marries 21-Year-Old Chauffeur
Mrs Estella Woodward, a widow valued at wealth, married her 21 year old chauffeur Herman Latourneau in a Northampton ceremony after meeting at her cousin Miss Minnie Parsons home. The couple explained the union aimed at new life and independence amid family shock and public attention.
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South Derrvield
Mass
Estella Woodward
Herman Lateurneau
Northampton
Minnie Parsons
President Coollage
Mellon to Confer With Whiskey Makers on Medicinal Whiskey
Secretary Mellon will meet with whiskey producers in Washington this week to discuss ownership and distribution of medicinal whiskey. Assistant Secretary Andrews will help organize a private company to manufacture medicinal whiskey and assume control of existing liquor supplies.
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Mellon
Washington, Mev
Andrews
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