Cork Citizens and Police in Clash
Cork residents report a terrifying morning as a brush between the military and unidentified attackers sparked curfew patrol fire and broad searches. In Skibbereen unarmed bands attacked the police barracks, freed fifteen policemen, seized arms, and burned the barracks with no casualties. A sensational raid in Dublin targeted the Richmond Street Provincial bank, with armed men stealing 800 pounds and escaping.
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Sunday School Assn Meeting Set for October 12
The annual Wairfield County Sunday School Association convention will be held Tuesday October 12 at the First Presbyterian in this city. Afternoon session at 1:30 and evening session at 7:30 with speakers Rev. Benjamin Winchester, Rev. Clarence Hill Frank, and Rev. William Thayer among them. Supper will be served at 6. In the evening Prof. George Wells will speak on The Mindful Mind of the Church School. superintendents of county Sunday schools will attend.
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Winchester
Fairfield
Clarence Hill Frank
Hartford Algo
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Warwich
George ‘Rk. Wells
Hartford
G C B Town Committee Discusses Finances
Republican town committee members gathered at Republican headquarters in the Heeler building to review the financial outlook for the upcoming campaign. Town Treasurer Frank E Ballard stated at the meeting's close that finances were the sole focus, with other business postponed.
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Democrats of 4th To Nominate Today
The Fourth district Democratic convention meets at 2 PM at Democratic headquarters 1206 Main Street to nominate a candidate to oppose Congressman Shuyley Merritt of Stamford. Greenwich attorney Roger Sherman Baldwin is the likely choice though Bridgeport delegates have not yet settled on a candidate. Joseph J Devine appears set for the probate nomination at headquarters. A Sequoyah club meeting on Pairsea Avenue last night discussed campaign plans and routine party matters.
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Greenwich
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Stamford
Bridgeport
Baldwin
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Voters 18 449 Applications Placed For Registration
Assistants worked late to prepare preliminary voter lists as Bridgeport officials aim to complete registration by October 19. The board of selectmen will start new voter registrations at 9 a.m. Saturday and offices stay open until 8 p.m. daily. A November 1 session will register those who turn age eligible between October 19 and election day. Women reminded that registration alone does not qualify them. they must appear before the board for elector qualifications. Notable registrations include two elderly women filing in person. Nurses at St. Vincent’s Hospital also filed to be registered as noted last night.
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Envoy of Mexico Fails in Mission
An embassy statement claimed Calderon was the only official authorized to speak for the Mexican government after a conference with Mr. Davis and Mr. Pesquierd. The Mexican department urged mediation toward recognition of the government. Days and Calderon discussions remained unresolved.
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Mexican Authorities Move to Curb Socialist Demonstrations
Mexican authorities vow to curb all socialist demonstration after a Washington meeting between Wy La Huerta and General Chrescue titeleck of Mexico and Bolshevist concerns emerge.
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Washington
Soviet Plan Limits Civilians to One Pair Shoes One Suit Clothes
Washington reports that the Soviet government in Petrograd plans to allow civilians only one pair of shoes and one suit of clothes per person. The measure, aimed at supplying the Red Army, followed night sweeps of officers’ homes, with confiscations of surplus clothes and food. Bolshevik policies include free mail and rail, but travel requires work documents. wooden houses are demolished to curb fuel use, and a cord of wood costs 35,000 rubles.
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Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney death fear questioned
Clondoy Oct 5 The petition of Terents MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork in Brixton prison remained unchanged tonight Authentic information about his condition comes from Home Office bulletins and Irish Self-Determination League statements They say he is exhausted but not in immediate danger and careful nursing could restore him within days The Home Office avoids comment on nourishment and govt agents stay at his bedside as observers debate the sincerity and outcome of the hunger strike controversy
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World Sunday School Building Destroyed by Fire
TOKIO October 6 Fire destroyed the World Sunday School building weeks after its near completion. Destruction rapid as a defective wiring sparked flames at 4 PM causing panic near the central railway. Inside were delegates and officials who escaped as the hall collapsed within minutes, several casualties reported.
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Eleventh District Democrats to Rally Thursday
Eleventh District Democrats plan a Thursday night rally at the club rooms 200 N toholg street followed by a social session. James Water of Danbury will speak as the principal candidate for state comptroller with others including Town Chairman John A. Cornell Attorney Jos h and Harry Silverstone in the slate.
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Harry Silverstone
Demonstrations in Mexico City Suppressed by Authorities
Demonstrations in Mexico City were restricted as authorities moved to quell unrest. The Mexican embassy announced new limits on public gatherings and urged calm amid tensions with demonstrators.
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Roosevelt Denounces Harding Counsellors in Salina
Roosevelt condemned Harding advisers as threats to financial order and eastern protection, vowing to nominate senators and leaders from a past era as his chief counsellors if he wins. He cited prior conferences with royalty as warning, accusing Harling of seeking tariff changes to aid nonpartisan commissions and protected industries.
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Soviet Turmoil Hits Brink Of Winter War
Reuters notes disorganization in the Red army amid predicted harsh winter as Bolsheviks fear Wrangel gains in the south. Reports of unrest in Siberia Tomboy and near Samara, strikes workmen, and a Lithuanian armored train bombardment despite armistice.
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Obituary for Mabel Hermanson and Amelia Wallwall
Mabel Louisa Hermanson died at home on Union Avenue after months of illness. Survived by parents Charles J. and Miss Anna Hermanson, a sister and two brothers Arthur and Erle. Funeral at 2:20 PM Saturday at the home, Rev. Robert Brooklyn will officiate, burial in Inoview cemetery. Mrs Amelia Wallwall funeral held yesterday at 2:80 at Gere Tao Bartist church, Rev Louis Baler and Rev Julius Kaaz officiants. Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Relatives and friends attended.
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Charles J. Hermanson
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Weather Across Southern New England Wednesday to Thursday
The forecast shows little temperature change for Southern New England on Wednesday and Thursday. Eastern New York remains cool through Wednesday, with a gradual rise by Thursday. Generally fair weather is expected, with northerly winds and daylight saving time noted. Sunrises at 0:54 a.m.. high and low tides listed for the period.
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Ship owners refuse engineers wage advance
New York, Oct. 3. Demands for wage increases and overtime pay by the National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association were refused by the American Steamship Owners' Association. The owners said higher operating costs in the merchant fleet made raises impossible. The decision followed fruitless talks between engineers' and owners' representatives and was announced by Winthrop L. Marvin, vice president.
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Engineers Pay Rates Spark Trade Competition Debate
The association warned that further wage cuts for engineers could harm American shipbuilding competitiveness. It cited comparative pay levels and argued American engineers remain among the world’s highest paid, highlighting how wages influence global competition.
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Campaign talk at St George's Episcopal Church
Nationwide campaign event addressed by Rev Raymond Cunning on church grounds last evening. Second year program to mirror the original effort with communicants in the area, as Rev Henry Erakine Kelly of St George's plans formation speakers trained to spread the message to large groups.
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Raymond
St. .George'’s Episcopal Church
Henry Erakine Kelly
St. George's
Two Autos Damaged In Crash Near Westport
Two automobiles were damaged in a crash on the carport post road near Maple Street. No Bridgeport men were seriously hurt and no arrests were made. One car driven by James Young of Bridgeport struck Owen Feeney of Bridgeport on the side, damaging both vehicles and tearing off a mudguard. One wheel broke, the car slid across the roadway and hit a cement wall, damaging the ironwork. Both cars were towed to garages for repairs.
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Carport
Maple Street
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