Hoover says industry on upgrade but long way to go
Secretary of Commerce Hoover told the American Manufacturers Export association that industry is in early spring recovery with easier credits and falling bond prices. He warned against expecting a boom, noting continued readjustment in prices and international finance while urging export growth to restore employment and balance budgets amid costly adjustments.
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New York
Hoover
American Manufacturers Export Association
Federal Reserve
Police Board to Answer Pullman Charges Today
At a police meeting yesterday a statement on James H. Farnam and Judge John S. Pullman charges against policemen in the department was completed. The statement to be made public today will exonerate four of the six named officers. Formal charges of misrepresentation in their appointment and perjury against former Patrolman Farnam were under consideration as he informed against the others and made multiple statements under oath during a police board meeting.
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James H. Farnam
John S. Pullman
Joseph A. Morris
Tili- Reed
Farnam
Wio
Police Board
Brilliant pitching by Waite Hoyt stars in game two
New York Americans shut out the Giants 3 to 0 in game two of the World Series. Waite Hoyt dominated with stellar pitching, allowing only two singles as Art Nehf matched zeros. Hoyt kept the Giants to four men or fewer at the plate each inning and the Yankees moved toward a 2-0 series lead in a packed Polo Grounds.
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Waite Hoyt
New York
Associated Press
New York Americans
Giants
New York Nationals
Hoyt
Tennys
Polo Grounds
Toose
Artie Nehf
Yankees
Carl
Hayt
Frisch
Young
Kelly
Kehr
Mauliffe Re Arrested On Federal Bribery Charge
Hartford Conn October 6 Thomas F McAuliffe once a federal prohibition chief in Connecticut was arrested by federal authorities on a charge of accepting money to influence a public prosecution while an agent of the government Bonds were fixed at 15000 Friends posted 25000 cash bonds to secure his release after a conference in the federal building Present at the conference were Harry E Mackenzie Edward J Sumth George W H Cohen Tug McCorm Manny Cainen and others The report continues on page two
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Hartford
Conn
Thomas F. McAuliffe
Connecticut
Fderal
Walt McAuliffe
Hartford County
McAuliffe
Federal
State
Fedral
iMevulifle
Wight
Friends
Harry E. Mackenzie
Prohibition
UnitedBlutes
Edward J Sumth
George Wh.gohen
Tug M.alcorm
Hartfordown
Manny Cainen
Cartages
McAulifte
SONS SHUN SCHUTTE IN COURT ROOM
WIDDLETOWN Oct 1 evidence began in the trial of Schutte a 61 year store keeper charged with the murder of three Ball family members in Desormier 1915 The jury was completed and state attorney Ernest Armelia opened the case Photographs of the Ball residence before and after the 1917 fire were introduced including one showing Joseph Ball near the destroyed house Witnesses described the house and its surroundings as defense counsel cross examined about a stove motif Schutte's relatives remained in court as ad journment set for next Tuesday
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Widdletown
Mil Schutte
Shailervilley
Ball
Desormier
Ernest Armelia
Sehatte
Lou Q
Ostar B. Welker
Andrew Seckia
Moodus
Bali
Quirk
Welker
Picures
Joseph Ball
Soohia
Gustaf Caxisau
Seckle
Tuesda Schurte
Baby carriage stolen from 421 Prantecan Ave
A baby go cart was stolen yesterday from in front of 421 Prantecan Ave nue. The owner Chauncey L Morehead offers a reward for information leading to its recovery. The police are seeking leads.
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Prantecan Avesnue
Nolice
Aila
Chauncey LL. Morehead
Manning Sets New Trotting Record at Lexington
Eter Manning drives Irving Gleason’s five year gelding in a fast afternoon at Lexington converting the track into a record run. The gelding broke the time in 2 57 3-4 with Thomas W. Morris guiding, hitting splits near 3:1-2 and 1:2 3-4 to pass the wire ahead of the old mark by a quarter.
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Lexington
Peter Manning
Irving Gleason
Hin
Thomas W. ‘Murris
Stores Robbed At Noon Hour In Busy Main Street
Robberies occurred at the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. and Logan Brothers stores along Main Street during the lunch hour yesterday. The A P Tea Co. at 769 Main Street lost about 60 dollars and Logan Brothers at 2398 Main Street lost 75 dollars. Entrances were breached by broken panels, access gained via cellar, with clerks displaced but no blockages disturbed.
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Main Street
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Losan Brothers
Mach
Logan Broth
Notable Child of Bournemouth Soldier in War Service
London obituarist notes Ce i daughter of Bournemouth and son of Judge John H W Perry of Southport served in the American army during the war. This brief sketch on a family of prominence records military service and parental ties.
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London
Oct
Lemen Dde
Bournemouth
John HW. Perry
Southport
Mwrr
Mayor May Seek Independent Run After Convention Setback
Mayor Clifford B. Wilson may pursue an independent bid after failing to secure the party nomination at the city convention. He must collect signatures from 1 percent of last city election voters, about 3,500 names, to qualify. Town Clerk Winton says about 25,000 voters cast ballots two years ago, so the petition will be filed with the town clerk and then the state secretary at least 10 days before the election.
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Secretary of State
Clifford B. Wilson
Rence Hi
Winton
Wilson
Itiohare
Bridgeport
Secretary of the State
Lexi Winton
Mackenzie Declines Republican Mayoral Nomination
Angus H. MacKenzie of the Public Market declined the anti Wilson factions offer to run for mayor at the convention last night. He told Telegram a committee urged him to accept yesterday morning but he refused without stating reasons. The anti Wilson opposition had eyed him as a possible candidate. Continued on page two.
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Angus H. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Palmer says he is relieved president will not depose him
Palmer expresses relief after a reported decision not to depose him. He says he will respond promptly to a request for resignation and disputes newspaper charges of alleged accusations. The letters reference telegrams from the Attorney General and reflect tension over official actions.
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Palmer
Schwimmer's Condition Turns Worse After Shooting
John Schwimmer, a private detective, was shot by would-be gunmen and remains in serious condition at Bridgeport Hospital. Coroner results withheld as Yonkers authorities hold five whiskey cans tied to the case. Four men and one woman, including John Sawkel and his wife, are jailed in Yonkers pending extradition to Bridgeport.
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John Schwimmer
Bridgeport
Yesterda
Bes Schwimmer
John J. Phelan
Schwimmer
Yonkers
Bridgepor
John Sawkel
Fleager
iTney
Walter Dalinzon
Yankee
Utilities Board Restores B and W Jitney Service
The Public Utilities Commission orders Bridgeport and Waterbury Jitney Service restored between Bridgeport and Waterbury with a revised schedule extending to 11 in both cities. The certificate is issued to Bridgeport & Waterbury Passenger Service Inc, formerly Bridgeport and Waterbury Taxi Service. Office moves noted, and a Yale University scholarship article follows.
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
Public Utilities “Commission
Bridgeport & Waterbury Passenger Service Inc
Bridgeport and Waterbury Taxi Service
New Tiayen
New Britain
Idgeport
Fron Waveretrest
Goldan 17Ih Street
Weaterbury
Grane Street
Mayor Declares Candidacy Plans For Republican Convention
Mayor Wilson tells the Telegram he will seek the Republican nomination for mayor at tomorrow night’s convention and may run independently if blocked. A GOP subcommittee pressed him to withdraw, arguing he cannot be elected if nominated, but he refused to detail his reply and indicated he remains undeterred.
Convention Enigma Hints At City Ticket Shape
Readers see coded hints as details of a city ticket emerge from the G D P revention scene. Amid gibberish and gestures political circles speculate while observers in Middletown prepare for press coverage and possible hat symbolism.
Judge Bartlett Looms as Logical G O P Nominee
White Judge Bartlett emerges as the probable G O P standard bearer after late night talks and mayoral ultimatum. Warring factions within the party push for unity while administration forces and the Voters' League plan another conference to decide on Bartlett’s candidacy and a party slate. City officials, including City Clerk Robinson, prepare to open the convention with a permanent chairman as Beers acts as proxy for absent leaders.
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Bartlett
Would
Thi Thaw
Jrathy
Bartlet
Harmuise
Voters’ League and Organization
Jude
Robinson
Ralph 3. Beers
Siistrict
Malesia Man mi
Do - We Mojeo
Beth
MacKaysen
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Export Association
Ruth
New Rose
Meusel
Mays
Mauliffe
Shun
Schutte
Eter Manning
Atlantic & Pacific
Logan Brothers
Solthport
Harmony
Fox
Spscis
Ate
Minchienzie
Hece
New Wavien
William R. Palmer
United States
Daugherty
Reed
Rday
Marsal
Washinton
Joy Lauder
Lolen
Poliv
Brigg
Atelen
YALE
Bridgeport High
Kenneth St. Wnaps
Jeanne Iknaig
Poplar Street
Yale University
Knanp
Landi
G. O. P. Town Committee
John A. Northey
Ralph T. Beers
Frank ©. Squires
Eub
Steen
Murrey
Middletown
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