G.O.P Eighth District Alderman Vote Split Over IG Nomination
In a lively Olivet Parish hall caucus nearly 200 Republicans debated the aldermanic nomination. Monty Koehler won with 343 votes to George Seltsam 140, while two Koehler ballots were later found. Delegates to the city convention were named, with William Chew the leading mayoral candidate, and a decision to not use the primary list was reached.
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George Seltsam
Bylvan Crost
Olivet Church Hall
Earl C. Martin
Reepublican
Parl C. Martin
Siss Ruby Boerum
James Ballantyne
Frederick Canfield
Frank Hinderer
Howard Dunbar
Teller
Seltsam
Michael Symnm
Centers
Brist
Seltxam
Penn
Joseph Dean
Fire Department
Russell Neary
Atwater Administration
Neary
Koehler
Eid
Marty Lyens
John Lateski
Als. Geduldig
Mr. Chew
Judge Bartlett
Aldermin Sanford
Middletown Leader Names Possible Secretary of Chamber
L. Schrivier of Middletown says he was assured of selection as secretary of the Chamber by the Commerce Executive Committee. The panel plans to finalize the appointment soon, after Seward B. Price’s resignation left the post vacant. Schrivier, 32, married, formerly headed the local YMCA and was a past Chamber president, with strong ties to the business community.
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Schriver
Middletown
Seward B. Price
Behriver
Chamber of Commerce
Suray
Bam
Selitver
Cai
Polish Republican Club Backs Atwater for renomination
The Polish Republican Citizen's Club endorsed Mayor Fred Atwater for renomination and pledged support in the state election. A pro resolution, attested by Frank Lexanowly and others, praises his leadership and nonpartisan stance, asserting continued backing for his administration.
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Republican Citizen’s Club
Atwater
Republican Citizen's Club
Fred Atwater
Frank Lexanowly
Fageph Meryl
Tosaah Shankowski
Zyxmunt Rulkowski
Allaouch
Oaura Ug
Doctor's Report Clears Webb After Grand Jury
In White Plains New York Col Howard Thayer Kingsbury chief counsel for Charles Webb said the October Grand Jury investigation into Mrs Gertrude Gorman Webb death at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club Rye has found no further suspicion. He noted the will contest arguments failed to show Webb would lose if the contestant prevailed and stated no impression of any remaining suspicion.
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White Plains
N. Y
Charles Weel
Gertrude Gorman Webb
Howard Thayer Kingsbury
Webb
Woman Slayer of Priest Bound for Grand Jury
Emily Stratynsky wife of a priest of the Greek Orthodox church in Chicago was examined after the slaying of Basil Stersuk minister of the Chicago church her husband formerly was pastor The coroner's jury recommended she be held to the grand jury on a murder charge.
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Chicago
Emily Stratynsky
Hamey
Apeter
Basil Stersuk
Norwalk Fatal Accident Driver Lacked License
An inquest into a Norwalk fatal accident found driver Frank Osborn operated the racing car without a license and without registration. His partner Howard Hason was killed when the vehicle overturned on a curve. Caberi, who fled the city, surrendered after wire arrangements surfaced. Police pursue charges of evading responsibility and operating without license or registration.
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Frank Osborn
Norwalk
Howard Hason
John J. Phelan
Caberi
Jill
Weing
Hall Points Out School Benefits In New Charter
Attorney Clarence R. Hall spoke to the Parent-Teachers Association executive board at the Central Library last night describing school related clauses in the proposed city charter. He noted current strained relations among city branches over school matters would be resolved, while Wall commented on the charter overall. The meeting, the first under the Non-Partisan Charter League, preceded tonight’s Democratic talk at the Newfield branch library at 9 o'clock.
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Goma
Democratic
Wotten
Newfield
Combine High and Trade Courses Engineers Urge
A special committee appointed by the Warren Harding High School principal and the Chamber of Commerce survey finds spending on a new high school education program unjustified. The report argues against a cooperative program linking vocational and traditional education, urging continued support for existing tracks and caution on expanded facilities and instruction.
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Engineere
Renquest
Chamber of Commerce
Pliny
Bani of Education
Warren Harding
Hha
Chyfe Affairs Moeing
Claireun Stanley Ho Pagiard
Pngisee
Howe Sehdal
Bridgeport Leads Connecticut in Ownership of Automobiles
Bridgeport tops Connecticut in automobile ownership with about five people per car and 148,555 residents sharing 28.81 passenger vehicles. Hartford ranks second, New London third, while New Haven and Meriden lag in per capita car availability.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Harthworg
Get. S
Automobiler
Wally Hartford
New London
Erdgevert
Uridgeport
Haven
Meriden
Sery
Sery Olachitay
Reichstag Votes To Endorse Dictatorship Powers
The Reichstag approved a confidence vote for Stresemann's government amid pressure from Nationalists, Bavarian People's Party, and communists. The emergency bill grants the cabinet blanket powers to act on financial, economic, and social measures, with a limit on eight hour workday protections to avoid immediate labor upheaval. The move aims to pull Germany from economic distress, though many fear drift toward autocratic rule.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Stresermann
Bavarian People's Party
Berian
Germany
Neiehalag
Diankel
Streaenis
Inet
Maken
Stressmann
Tvke
Teichstag
Stresmann
Anc
Convention Rejects Radical Montana Delegate at Meeting
A shaky report details a convention dispute over a Montana delegate named Dunne. Accusations label him a traitor to the party as tensions flare during a May meeting. The fallout includes sharp condemnations from party editors and calls for discipline.
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A.B
Montana
Hughes Plan Best Hope for Europe Says Lloyd George
Montreal dispatches quote Secretary Hughes plan as near year old a cone mission to test Germanys reparations paying capacity. Lloyd George calls it the best hope of settlement, noting Washington dispatches show little chance of immediate acceptance, with France likely to hold the decisive view on any uptake of the Hughes proposal.
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Hughes
Europe
Lloyd-George
Montreal
Det
Saib- Clared Preas
Cone
Germany
Payid LloydaGnorge
Beitish
Mile Aewertton
Washington
Bird
Utd
Thughes
Effela
France
Democratic factions clash ahead of Tuesday city convention
Conflicting statements from Atwater backers and organization leader Chyttorney Cornell hint at a tight race for the mayoral renomination. Districts cited include the Ninth and others as key battlegrounds with party figures like George Ougiin and public works director Cutter Yolen urging solid support before the convention.
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Atwater
Maynell
Hla
Wuorge Ougiin
Carsliered
Mto Reasonably sbreifeAtaviter Lenden
Pirgt
Yenth
Wievench
Guorne M. Cuugtrence Gill
Ikis P. Jtunigan
LNG
Oppose Closing of City Schools On Election Day
Debate at board meeting on whether schools should close for election day and whether school janitors should be paid fees for work in schools during elections. The board adopted a resolution allowing compensation for extended illness for ten year plus teachers. No decision on school closures was reached.
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Achoota
Board of Education
Owen Burns
Wreaghers
Clarence
Jdlor
Alfred C. Panes
Mary E. Curtley
Ilverrn
Mora
Claire
Middletown
Schrivar
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats
Wierk Danigan
Repustican
Lui Ta Age Agwater
Uingineera Club Committee
Wehbudls
Troth
Coughin
Atwater
Corewell
G. O.P. Tanks
Will Garry Nght
Chew
Saucases
State Ang County
Brooklyn Botting Company
Waterbury
Norfolk
Connman
Strayford
Devon
Stamford Aagor Aka
Council
Stratford Counsil
Siace
Elers Saramis
Grand Oelares Mra
Webb
Chais Webb
A. F
Llney
U.S
Traxeball
Fuller McGor Bucket
Siign
Hughes
Lloyds George
Germany
New Haven
Anta
Not hnagle buys board street property for 185000
The document records a transfer involving the purchase of the Odd Fellows site at Island and Cannon streets by Wil Han Mothnagh of G. By Nothingle & Son turniture dealers. Deeds were recorded yesterday afternoon. The building will not be occupied until five years hence, with the lease announced. Pages continue with details of sums and mortgage figures.
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Odd Fellows
Island and
Cannon Streets
Wil- Han Mothnagh
Nothingle & Son
Cornelia
Aneks
George YE SN
Hineks
Leading Citizens Who Buy Blamed for Bootleg Evils
A long fragmented discussion argues that bootleg activity is driven by leading citizens who profit from illegal liquor, while the text questions citizen responsibility and constitutional interpretations. It contends the issue lies with ordinary people and the public overreach of courts and authorities.
Father Dead Son Dies in Smoke Fumes
Fragmented town notes report a fatal house fire with a father dead and a son dying from smoke inhalation. Local civic items mix with school and election concerns, plus scattered crime and weather-tinged notices.
Tragic attic fire claims Siegal father and son
A basement fire in a two family house at 213 Merriam street sent dense smoke through nine rooms waking two families with ten children. Abraham Siegal and his 15 year old son Samuel were found unconscious in the attic. both died soon after. Mrs. Siegel hysterical and two other sons were treated for smoke injuries as neighbors aided evacuees.
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Siegel
Merriam Street
Samuel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joe Saigeal
Harold
Sie
Siegal
Hayes
Mr. Sleet
A. G. Margulis
Pereang
Atricken
Amargly
Notehburs
Hremen
Deluy
Ltte
Flac
Gaa
Two Girls Struck by Auto in Devon
Milford police report Charles Nichols of Devon struck two young girls, Tagel Chapin seven and Ethel fourteen, as they walked on Naugatuck avenue hill. Both were taken to Milford hospital with serious injuries. one in critical condition. Nichols was arrested for reckless driving and held on $1,000 bond at Milford jail.
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Milford
Naugatuck Avenue
Charles Nichols
Devon
Orf
Nichols
Wtagel Chapin
Ethel
Milford Hospital
Sir
Fisney
Niendla
de. Ve W. Bugning
Fool
Nighol
20000 Pennsylvania Coal Miners On Strike
Immense work stoppage impacts Glen Alden operations as about 20,000 miners in the region idle amid disputes at multiple collieries. The general strike call was issued Saturday, signaling widespread unrest in the coal fields.
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Rien
Tinier Cael
Dis Ming
Lencrest
Glen Alden Coal Company
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