New Democratic Chairman Chosen To Lead Party
John J. McGuinness was unanimously elected Democratic town chairman to lead Bridgeport party efforts as it reopens headquarters. Retiring chairman John A Cornell received thanks and the committee outlined unity aims, with headquarters set up this week and a plan to raise funds to cover a $2,000 treasury deficit.
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NEW Democratic
John J. McGuinness
Democratic City Election Committee
Suc- Ceca
John A. Cornell Lastight
Democratc Party
Alben Tibbuls
Oscar A. H. Dannenberg
McGuinness
John A. Cornell
Democratic Party
Vieters
St Wnes
Cornell
Ron.ohn A. Cornel, Jr
Democratic Pary
Bridgeport
Gridgeort
Brideport
John A Cornell
Maniner
Denmiocrane
Hood
Democratic Town Committee
Demoradic Town Committee
Werte
Justice Curtis III at Stratford Home
Associate Justice Howard Curtis of the Connecticut Supreme Court did not attend the Hartford opening. Associate Justice George Hinman of the State Superior Court will sit on the bench in Curtis’s place temporarily.
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Howard Curtis
Connecticut Supreme Court
Stratford
Hlartford
George Hinman
State’ Superior” Court
Geare
Curtis
Mills Woman Slams Prosecutor In Murder Probe
Charlotte Mills accuses prosecutor Meekman of inaction as New Brunswick and Philadelphia investigators press the double murder case. Eleanor Mills, 16, questions loom over motive and missing letters as autopsy logistics and court orders unfold in Greenwood cemetery.
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New Brunswick
Milla
Eleanor K. Mills
Edward Wheeler Bull
Thyelti
Edwards
Ald
Bute Pole
Todi
Meekmaan
Melgrasecator
Justicn
Hck
Huurderer
Mith
Memsey
Mixy Mills
New York
Philadelphia
Charles Colling
Hall
New “York
District Attorney's Office
Supreme Court
Mr. Hall
Greenwood Cemetery
Mae
Mille
Bekman
Louise Grist
Hall Hon
Sidney Carpenter
Young Roosevelt dies in New York hospital
The nine year older son of the late Theodore Roosevelt and the husband of Mea Ethel Roosevelt died at St Luke's hospital today from an internal abscess.
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New York
Ot Derby, Jr
Theodore Teasey
Richard Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
St. Luke's Hospital
Secrecy to govern Mudania conference pleas
Warily guarded preparations for the Mudania talks include strict secrecy and formal guarantees. Allied demands cover Thrace evacuation and Turkish civil administration while Kemal's pledge to pause Turkish movements is discussed with Bouillon reporting to Paris.
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Thrace
Constantinople
Hamla Bex
Argera
Pemmitin- Bouton
Eavoy
Leive
Mirdania
Mets
Mombelli
Italy
Sharple
Joe Preach
Jolan Bart
Haringcon
Iron Duke
Wilbufin
Tammorraw
Musdaniau
Dalle
Genend Harington
Jaret Pasha
Mustapha
Heme
Marington
Cormander
Wade Txtretle
Tix
M. Prankla- Bonillonw
Kemal
Thrate
Larkiva
Aled Lrony Britele
Wang
Wardunellin
M. Franklin-Boulllan
Genera Tnrington
Alfred Lin
Yanakthin Warniog ix
Aone
Eastman Offers Public Telephone Stock Donation
Rochester New York George Eastman, Kodak founder, publicly offers to buy controlling shares of Rochester Telephone and donate the stock to the city. He proposes that title be held by three Rochester figures tied to the telephone business and chosen through a plan to be developed later.
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Eastman
Rochester
N.Y
George Eastman
Millonaire Kodak
Telephone Corporation
Fire Prevention Week Opens After Small Nearby Blaze
A slight fire at 47 Deacon Street sparked Fire Prevention Week with two alarms. A short circuit caused a blaze in the Poland Dairy building attic, followed by a second alarm for a later fire. The incidents were insured and no injuries reported.
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Bridgevart
Lelong Shin
Poland
Deacon Street
Sanitorium chiefs claim new tuberculosis treatment
Shelton Sanitorium Superintendent Edward Lynch and assistant Dr George Brunnell report a new tuberculosis treatment dubbed the Bad Feria Phase. They credit reading D Herelle and say the bacteria identified in patients may be used to combat the disease. Continued on page two.
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Shelton Sanitorium
Edward J. Lynch
George L. Brunnell
Lyneh Baiter
Beunell Dhate
D'Herelle
Lynch
Brune
Bankers Fight Branch Banking Plan and Legion Post Opening
Missouri bankers oppose state branch banking while planning a new legion post in town. A convention forum will discuss branch banking policy amid calls to keep banking centralized. Leaders claim branch offices threaten credit concentration and governance, with a forum set for Wednesday to aired arguments.
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Bank
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Gonad
Lee Lon
Socltion
Rontedt Ag
Bruce
Bunk
Thanti-bruneh Bank
Auntix
Oz Missouri
Bankiig
Cook County
Aye Ath
Hamkingg Af
Parents reject medical advice for injured son
A family at 227 Willard street refused the physician's treatment for their son after a violent fall. Despite convulsions and a serious condition, the parents did not consent to emergency medical care. The attending surgeon reported the events to local authorities.
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Trang
Bell
Paar
Willard
Ts. J. Sussiin
Dr Copeland Accepts Senatorial Nomination
Dr Copeland accepts senatorial nomination as political figures and health commission offices in New York are mentioned. The fragmentary text references a halt and potential cabinet roles, with unclear names and events.
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Copeland
Cesare Killed in Carmelo Salvo Case Amid Funeral Parade
Cesare, slain last Prix day on Howl avenue, tied to Carmelo Salvo in a long-running murder plot. Salvo and three others were charged in June 1920 for arranging the killing with $1,000 paid to a gunman. The victim’s funeral drew hundreds, as a hearse led a procession of mourners and cars through the city.
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Tomenica Cesare
Howl Avenue
Carmelo Salvo
Thia City
Desoce
John Roberc
Pembroke Street
Noardst
Joseph Carfaro
Iving
Parnes Avenue
Salva
Vestra
Gover
Cesare
Policeman Tierney Fined and Placed on Probation
The board fined Policeman A Tierney five hundred dollars and placed him on probation after hearings citing conduct unbecoming an officer. While some members favored dismissal, he was retained with a $50 monthly payment plan and restored to duty. The proceedings referenced prior incidents and the officer's disability from a gunshot injury.
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Horns A. Tierney
Thiru
Punee Conmyosioners
Mertiburs
Chery
Clifford 2. Wilson
Tierley
Urny
Whitee Conchet
Calhoun
Cal- Nonn
Terney
September Tax Collections Reach $2.28 Million
Tax Collector Edward A. Drew reports September totals at $2,280,545.96 after more than 200 citizens paid taxes yesterday. Nearly three quarters paid in the final days, with 16,020 assessment lists filed and about 22,000 lists expected to be handled. Penalties of 10 percent apply to late filings.
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Edward A. Drew
Agid
Board of Assessors
Coal Operators Split On Wage Scale Issue
Cleveland report says miners and coal operators showed signs of harmony as they prepared to meet here with negotiators to form a plan for future wage scales. A proposal from the Federal government was reportedly rejected by a panel of six named figures in the coal industry.
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Cleveland
Bituminoves
Seaduen
Calleng
Cabraieica
Harding
Fair Weather Promised For Series Opening
New York crowd expected at the World Series opener with record demand for tickets. Officials anticipate attendance near thirty thousand two hundred five as weather cooperates for the game.
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New York
Fim
City Council Votes to Widen Middle Street Ten Feet
City council approves widening Middle Street by ten feet between Fairfield Avenue and World Street. It also accepts a tax adjustment settlement with the United States Housing Corporation and outlines costs for widening work in several blocks. A public hearing will be held on Main Street line expansion, while tax abatements and other claims are referred to committees.
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Almampts
Asharrey Merril
Mewry
Congdon
Lawson
Thia City
Onty
United States Navy
Barry Congdon
Post
Charley H. Sprague
Mamanat
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Tynd
Noblan
Pricus Alent
Auddin Street
Fairfield Avenue
lWold Street
Sewnett
John A. Cornell
United States Housing Corporation
Middle Street
Roledel Avenue
Ron Lo
Seling
Wildman
Costello
Church Street
Cty
Darien Democrats Triumph for First Time in 20 Years
In the state elections yesterday, Darien swung to Democratic control, with Constable Henkiah R. Elwood winning re election for Fairfield and multiple towns showing strong Democratic gains. Across the region, Republican majorities persisted, but Darien marked a notable local shift to the Democrats.
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Darien Democrats
Henkiah R. Elwood
Itainield
Fairfield
Ingo
Darien
Tradull
Erato
Monroy
Republicrs
Stamford
Westport
Weston
Newtown
Fairfield Townwide Election Results Show Republican Victory
Fairfield residents backed Republican nominees across the ticket by large majorities. Only Democrat Aezekiah Atwood gained more than minimal support amid recent controversy. Linn Be Switzer led with 647 votes for town deposit fund, as overall turnout remained low due to a quiet campaign and minimal campaigning.
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Fairfield
Hia
Aezekiah Atwood
Linn Be Switner
Nowerver
Bao
Clarence R
Leonard Curran
Board of Bellet
William Gould
Frederick BG. Wakeman
Frederick A. Burr
William ‘Darling
William P. London
William M. O'Dwyer
Iain B. Switzer
Town Deposit Fund
Meade
R. Perry
Robert C.hitchcock
Frederick
Wakeman
John Tyte Hibbard
Andrew W. Gardella
W. Kinsella
Frederick TH. Northrop
James Smith
Hanford
Ow .Tayon
Howard Gray
Eowerd Je Flanagan
Joseph TE. Pint
Willer G. Burr
Tdemocrats
Arthur Bennett
Thomas Murphy
Frederick Volderauer
George Larsen
Hezekian R. Blwood
Frederick W. Hawkins
Alfred Stevens
Thomas Curran
Constable
Clittert
Banks
Register of Voters
James HL Farrell
Valefield
Simeor Ponse
Cha Lawn School
Agta L. Bulkley
Rumaing Strearis
Simon C. Bradley
Sonathan
Galfrey
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Charlotte Mills
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St. Anthony
Idjibo
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