Buckingham Tells Kiwanis Object of Automobile Club
Edward T Thielingshis spoke at the Bridgeport Kiwanis luncheon on the aims of the Automobile Club. He said the club seeks to boost membership to match Connecticut peers like Hartford and New Britain, with Bridgeport aiming for about 700 members. He outlined services for motorists and urged immediate club enrollment. Members offered suggestions, some humorous. The Shelton club visit by Bridgeport is planned for Tuesday October 12 with expectation of full attendance.
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Edward T. Thielingshis
Bensatin
Ueton Mobile
Hrgeport
Kiwanis
Belisuom
Stratfield
Hatet Osest Wbrs Neon
Hartford
Menorrsai
Newbison
Arkinshane
Bridgeport
Cell Oeall
Shelton Club
Marriages for Economy Gain in England as Costs Rise
London reports a rise in civil marriages as couples wed before a registrar to cut expenses. Civil ceremonies now account for a growing share of marriages, signaling a shift from church rites and a notable wartime-like economic adjustment.
Washington Monument Elevator Operator Dies After 40 Years
Tary Somes, longtime elevator operator at the Washington monument, employed nearly forty years, died today. Leverty Verney and other staff recalled his steady work and dedication at the beacon of the capital.
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Washington
Levertyverneyold
Washington Monument
Exodus From Farm To City Seen As Mixed Tug
The piece reports on rural to urban migration trends with data from the census and Bureau of Agriculture. It notes a net loss of farm population in several states and discusses offsets from movement back to farms, urban growth, births, and economic factors shaping future rural labor and surplus supply.
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Connecticut
George H. Manne
Lowaplington
B. Cy
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Ulus
Eeitssson
Prtavel
Bursa
le Farmorensis
Toa
Availibie
Aketa
Gablart Ia Veleade
Comnesthat
Dehaware
Maria
Wink
Thos Towa
Ren Marie
Abies Lans Massas Insetts
Michigan
Vilnnesota
Montana
Neteagkou Movah
New Elasipalire
New Jersey
Nerth Dakota
Allahoma
Rowland
South Covetina
Soury Dakety
Vermont
Wascinston
West Virginia
Wisconesia
Weoming
BecHne
Department of Agviemrore
Aris
Sarms
Aras
Persea Bureau
Atenis Day
Nebraski
Kiosas
Manesota
Wsiltil
Hmits le
Gale UN
California
Vonnect
Nevada
New Hampshire
Ode Islind
Washington
Department of Agriculture
America
Census Bureau
Fhey
United States
One Dead Two Hurt In New London Crash
Roy Penny twenty three of Summer street Somerville died from internal injuries severe shock and fractures after a road mishap near Waterford. Paul Kushmer of Mantie faced manslaughter charges as Stead suffered fractured ribs lacerations and head injuries. Kushmer injured with possible skull fracture and left hip fracture. Report states Penny and Stead were en route to New York City when Kushmer picked them up for a ride. Cause of the accident remains undetermined.
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New London
Roy Penny
Summer Street
Somerville
William Ir Zone
Penney
Mass
Paul Kushmer
Lawrence 5Nd
Kushmer
Station 14
Waterford
Penny
Stead
New York City
Two Are Arrested As Rum Smugglers In Vermont
In St. Albans on October 7 AP reports the seizure of 16 cases of Quebec rum and gun parts from an automobile leading to the arrest of Edward Menard of Chicopee and Omer Roberts of Holyoke Mass. They were jailed in Franklin County awaiting arraignment in Burlington before U S Commissioner Laid after a Swanton customs stop delayed the local city city proceedings.
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ST. Albans
Quebec
Mqnor Commission
Edward Menard
Chicopee
Omer Roberts
Holyoke
Mass
Franken County
Swanton
United States
Burlington
U.S
Al Smith to oversee Hall Mills murder probe in New York
Governor Alfred E. Smith will take a hand in the Hall Mills murder investigation. Senator Alexander Simpson, special prosecutor in the New Jersey case, arrived to present a formal extradition request for Felix Di Martini, a private detective tied to Frances Stevens Hall and others. Di Martini was arrested on an accessory after the fact charge and held on $10,000 bail. The extradition hearing was planned for the governor’s private suite at the Piltmore Hotel.
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New York
Alfred EE. Smith
Halls- Mills
HS Aator Alexander Simpson
New Jersey
Felix di Martini
Frances Stevens Hall
Jiward W,dfall
Eleanor Mills
di Martini
Dlaer
Piltmore Hotel
Sentenced murderer wins wager of cigar in Elkhar t case
Elkhart Indiana October capy John Hall, twenty two, faced a police officer he would be sentenced to death for the murder of a South druggist. He won the bet when the officer paid the wager after a courtroom night turn.
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Elkhart
Ind
Capy
John Hall
Ulelgar
Hall
Speeding Trains Safer Place Than Home Says Harahan
Oct 7 New York. W J Harahan president Chesapeake and Ohio Railway argues trains at 60 mph are safer than streets or homes. In a letter to George Harvey of North American Review he says railroads’ safety measures boost passenger safety and efficiency, though auto train control isn’t yet perfected or widely adopted.
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New York
W. J. Harahan
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Harahan
Ceorge Harvey
The
North American Review
Association of Railway Executives
Lincoln Club May Reopen War Over Nominees in Stamford
Stamford, Oct 7 Special. Renewal of the feud between the Republican organization and the Lincoln club centers on candidacies for the general assembly. Webster C. Givens and Warren H. Taylor, aligned with opposing camps, seek renomination. Edward Fisher also runs. Primary Monday. Givens and Taylor push highway and park funding, tax commission study, and labor measures including a minimum wage. Julia M. Emery to run with Fisher. A correspondence reveals Rowell’s pledge to back the committee’s slate if nominated, signaling a hard campaign against Mayor Alfred N. Philips Jr.
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Stamford
Lincoln Republican Club
Webster C. Givenn
Lincoln Club
Warren H. Taylor
General Assembly
Givens
Amon J. Givens
Taylor
Fisher
Lions' Club
Julia M. Emery
Kenealy
Rowell
Campas
Alfred N. Philips, Jr
Want Ad Enterprises Boost Confidence in Film Opportunities
Despite competition from major outlets, Want Ad Enterprises reports growing confidence in film opportunities, citing expanded listings and renewed interest from producers. Industry observers note the firm leverages targeted ads and local connections to secure opportunities beyond traditional channels.
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Ad Enterprises
Post-Telegram
Ady
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