Soviet near collapse and Wrangel advance in 1919
Reports from Paris dated Oct 5 describe French Foreign Office concern over the Soviet regime's precarious position amid Polish and Wrangel advances. famine fears grow as interior regions face worsening shortages while Soviet troops retreat and northern lines are routed. French efforts to repatriate French citizens from Russia intensify with trains to Finland and Paris notes several hundred arrived, another train expected.
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Copenhagen
Moscow
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Russa
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Ruskis
Poles and Russians Nearing Armistice Agreement
The Polish and Soviet delegates at the peace conference hold daily private talks on armistice terms. Both sides show growing confidence that an armistice could be signed soon, perhaps within a week.
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Associated Press
Adolph Joffe
M. Dombski
Amok Borh
Wrangel's Force in Crimea Fakes Towns on Sea of Azov
Constantinople October 5 report says Wrangel's army in Crimea has occupied Petroviket and Novospassovsk on the Sea of Azov coast. The advance reportedly captured more than 4,000 prisoners, 12 cannon and 130 machine guns from Soviet forces.
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Sea of Azov
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Petroviket
Novospassovsk
Sea of Agoy
Break in Flour Market Drives Prices Down Across Mills
A sharp break in the flour market today pulled family patent prices lower with multiple mills cutting quotes. One mill reduced its price from 11.30 to 10.90 per barrel, another lowered to 11.60, and prices for four barrels in car lots show notable declines. Bran prices fell to around 23 dollars per ton as mills adjust output.
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Jun
Atony Mill Abo
Prices Stay High Despite Guaranties, Trade Group Hears
More than 200 business spokesmen testified before the Federal Trade Commission on price guarantees by manufacturers and their effect on supply and demand. James A. Goldsmith of New York argued the practice supports artificial high prices and hinders normal market adjustments. He cited declines in sugar and silk markets and said plants may stay shut to avoid payout. Murdoch pressed for views on whether guarantees froze prices long beyond wartime levels. A separate item notes Thomas Doolay of 662 Park Avenue bleeding contusions after a street accident near South Avenue and Main Street, treated by Dr. J. A. Maxwell.
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New York
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J. A. Maxwell
Hillside
League Stand Will Elect Cox White G O P Sweep Nation Hays
Reports from across the country rally behind Cox as Republicans claim momentum in the race. Demands for league of nations stance heat up with Cox affirming clear positions and supporters lining up to speak. Party leaders push claims of a Republican landslide and nationwide momentum.
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Hamburg-American Ship Deal Not Yet Approved
The Shipping Board chairman said formal approval for the Hamburg American Ship and Commerce contract to operate former German trade routes has not been granted. He praised the plan but noted action awaits the board’s seven members after the Jones Act expansion. Roosevelt and Goethals discussed the matter as concerns over allegiance and protection influenced leadership changes. The French government requested US guidance on transferring former German passenger ships.
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Brandegee Attacks League Premier in Westpost Speech
U S Senator Frank Brandegee assails the League of Nations as dangerous and useless. He aligns with Harding's views, predicts a Harding landslide over Cox, and pleads for a Republican history as women applaud. He warns the covenants would embroil the U S in war and finance under brute force.
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Brandegee Explains Stand on Suffrage
U S Senator Brandegee in Westport last night explained his opposition to the Susan B. Anthony amendment not on suffrage grounds but on the method. He argued suffrage should not be forced on a state and that Connecticut women should vote themselves if they want it. he would have supported it only if the state act permitting it had passed.
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Brandesee
Westport
Connecticut
Socialists Oppose Any Kind Of League Declared
NOW FORK Oct 3 Socialists in America unite in opposing the league of Nations supported by Wilson Cox Roosevelt Hardin Coolidge Seymour Stedman socialist candidate for vice press declared today in a statement.
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League, of Nations
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Cox
Roosevelt
Hardin Coollage
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Stedman
Vice. Press
Bridgeport To Register 5 440 New Voters This Week
Selectmen meet October 9 to plan daily registrations through October 19 with a special session on November 1. Voter oath required. Last night 18,1408 new voters registered, including 14,3 women and 3,402 men. If all registrants become voters, Bridgeport’s total may near 40,000. Current enrollment ranges between 22,000 and 23,000.
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Bridgeport
Milford registers over two thousand voters in 1900s election push
Milford reports 2 114 prospective voters registered tonight up to the clock with 1 547 women and 547 men. Among women 1 250 are Republican leaning and among men 268 are Republican. A Western Union Telegraph ticker will be installed at the Town Hall on November 1 to transmit returns nationwide.
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Envoy of Mexico Fails In Effort At Plea
An envoy from Mexico failed in his attempt to placate A3 authorities. He claimed plenipotentiary power but the State Department reported no notice of such authority. The incident highlights a diplomatic snag and potential questions about official powers.
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State Department
Multiplicity of Envoys Frustrates Mexico Talks
Washington October 7 Unable to settle all differences with Mexico United States officials report Fernando Iglesias Calderon Mexican high commissioner plans to return to Mexico City within a week He says he will be accused by his mission staff of experts who came with him Calderon elected to the Mexican senate and will take the seat after returning Officials say Calderon was given plenipotentiary powers to settle claims including the oil question but State Department says no full powers were granted and that recognition steps must be taken in Mexico The department notes the multiplicity of envoys has not aided the Mexican cause and cites Robert Pesquiera's New York visit to discuss matters with Under Secretary Davis Continued on Page wo
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Robert V. Pesdueira
New York
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Cleveland Wins Game One of World Series Against Brooklyn
In New York on October 5, 1920, the Cleveland American League defeated the Brooklyn Nationals 3 to 0 in Game One of the World Series. The Indians dominated with team play and standout individual effort despite a cold wind and difficult fielding conditions at Ebbets Field. Attendance reached 23 573 with receipts around 79 049 dollars, marking a record for a Brooklyn game in the series.
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Zimmerman Bribe Allegations Surface in Baseball Scandal
Testimony before a grand jury in the state inquiry into a baseball scandal indicated officials in the attorney general's office believed indictments against league players could result. The jury adjourned for about a day while witnesses attend the world series, delaying any indictments. Names listed include John McGrayn and Charles Stonsham.
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Gail
John McGrayn
Charles Stonsham
Swann Seeks Men In On Fixing of Games
District Attorney Swann leads an inquiry into the 1915 world series scandal seeking men with knowledge of the fixing who profited briefly. James H. Smith takes charge, replacing Abe Adell whose whereabouts are being sought by DA agents ahead of a Nassau County grand jury John Doe gambling probe.
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Atttorney Swann
James H. Smith
Rorke
Abe Adell
Nassau County Grend Jury
John Doe
Puppy Saves Lives Of Two Boys In Gas Leak Rescue
At 138 Rofiroad Avenue a puppy belonging to James and Walter Kantens alarmed two roommates when a gas leak began. The two boys, aged 13 and 15, were found unconscious after the dog scratched at the door. They were revived after the door was forced open by bystanders.
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Walter Kantens
Rofiroad Avenue
Democrats Rally Tonight In Madison Avenue Hall Address
Newtos D Baker and Congressman Lonergan head big Democratic rally plan in Madison avenue hall tonight at 8 o clock. They will be greeted by a reception committee of 26 prominent Democrats and ride to Hotel Stratfield for luncheon. Speakers include pro League of Nations advocate Baker and Lonergan, with pledged support from local officials and organizers led by Town Chairman Cornell.
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Madison
Avenue
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Stratfield
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George B. Clark
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Charles Freeman
Hidaward Drew
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Ge Tees Loughin
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al Bry van Nesy
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Hearn
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Welch
Wiliam P. Sirk
Cornell
Quested
Cornet
Ahairmon
Baker
Congressm Lonergan
League of Nations
Three deaths in city street accidents rock Sunday
Two children aged six and fourteen were killed in separate incidents on Barnum Avenue and Huntington Road while a 45 year old man died from a skull fracture after being struck by a car. All three drivers were arrested on manslaughter charges as police continue investigations.
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Is Relliey Street
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Merts Rosenberg
Steuben
Joseph Skelensky
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Barnum Avenue
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Ionn O'Connor
Grandfeld Avenue
Andrew Pluga
Sylvan Avenue
An-Sutos
Walter Qates
Cambridge Street
Stratford
Bridge
Bridgeport Newspapers Delivery Notice Appears
A fragmented notice warns readers that missing issues from the Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post may occur and advises checking delivery or pa on time issues in Bridgeport.
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Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
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