Cuyler's Home Run and Peckinpaugh's Errors Give Pirates Victory
Pirates win 3 2 over Senators in Ormes Field battle. Cuyler hits a home run and Peckinpaugh errs for Pittsburgh while Aldridge pitches well. Bluege leaves injured after a fast inshoot in sixth. Myer subbed as Washington suffers setback before third game.
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Cuyler
Peckinpaugh
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Orbes Field
Washington
Senators
Ossle Bluege
Bluege
Aldridge
Buddy Myer
Erery
Thes
Lake resigns from Newtown official posts
Frederick B. Lake, elected Democrat to the Newtown Board of Selectmen, resigns from the Board of Assessors. John J. Northrop appointed to fill the unexpired term. The six assessors listed are Martin J. Hourigan, John H. Keane, and John J. Northrop. Traffic along the Danbury line concerns residents as roadwork continues. Tax lists due by November 1 with penalties after November 2.
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Lake
Newtown
Frederick B. Lake
Board of Selectman
Board of Assessors
Board of Selectmen
First Selectman
John J. Northrom
Marin J. Hourigan
John H. Keane
John J. Northrop
Danbur
P. H. Cannon
Sient
Bave
Seraver Ami
Jmnally Ds
City of Rome Crew Disagree On Crash Speed
Boston October hearing reveals conflicting estimates of City of Rome speed at time of collision with submarine S-52 off Block Island September 23. Chief engineer Bell cites 12 knots at full speed, 10 knots at crash. oiler Delaney cites different pressure reading. searchlight fuse blows. a buoy is thrown to aid rescue. captain and crew recount observed signals and actions after the crash. The inspectors did not set a date to resume the inquiry.
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Boston
City of Rome
Block Island
William Bell
James Delaney
Rome
Bell
Hessia
Ahe
Farling Knutsen
T. L. Dryer
John H. Diehl
Diehl
Navy Department
Tie
Navy
New Tondon
Boston Navy Yard
DARTS FROM CURB: STRUCK BY AUTO
Edmand Cox of 164 Wood avenue was struck by a car driven by Reuben Stone 33 near Riparian street on Stratford avenue yesterday afternoon. Cox was taken to Emergency hospital then St Vincent's for bruises and lacerations. He is held for observation with a steady condition reported.
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Edmand Cox
Tinglewood Ave
Reuben Stone
Wood Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Riparian Street
Wood
St. Vincent's
Cox
Germany urged to join League of Nations without reservations
At Locarno Switzerland Germany faced arguments to enter the League of Nations with no preconditions. British foreign secretary Austen Chamberlain and French foreign minister Briand urged German chancellor Luther and foreign minister Stresemann to join promptly, promising help on covenant amendments tied to penalties against aggressors.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Priviege
Austen Chamberlain
M. Qgriand
Luther
Gustav Stresemann
League
Mr. Chamberlain
Italy Reverts to Podesta Form of Town Government
Mussolini's cabinet moves to revive medieval governance for small towns under 1000 inhabitants by appointing podestas as local rulers. Rome will have a governor with two vice governors and specialized rectors, while local bodies nominate consultors and conquirors to reform municipal administration.
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Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Ministry of the Interior
Chamber of Commerce
Bankers’ Association
Professors’ Association
Itajan
Arrest Driver Columba With Long Suspended License
Ararea Columba was arrested outside his home on Courtland Street for driving while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. Police say the license has been suspended for about five years. Columba had been using a car owned by Maud J. Hen and claimed she allowed him to test it after repairs. a complaint prompted the police to investigate and send a detective to the residence.
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Ararea Gculamba
Courtland Street
Columba
Conviction of Bishop Brown Upheld by Episcopalian Council
NEW ORLEANS Oct. The House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church approved the court finding convicting Bishop William Montgomery Brown of heresy. The vote was reported 3 11 in favor after over two hours of executive session. The presiding Bishop FitzHerbert Talbot will decide sentencing dates and terms.
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Bishop Brown
Episcopalian Council
New Orleans
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Wiliam Montgomery Brown
Brown
Fithelbert Talbot
Bethlehom
Tax Collector Myatt Cuts Hours After Salary Vote
Westport reports Tax Collector Joseph G Myatt reduced office hours after being denied a salary increase at the town meeting. The meeting had urged a 500 to 600 dollar raise, while officials noted no money was committed. Myatt defended full-time duties and cited the state tax commission showing Westport’s strong tax collection. he plans to operate with limited hours and seeks public understanding.
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Westport
Joseph G. Myatt
Danbury Mail
Hyatt
Thomas C. Stearns
Stearns
Staples
Myatt
Fairfield County
Three Killed In Lucide Gas Light Building Blast
A massive explosion rocked the Lucide Gas Light Building in downtown St Louis at 2 05 Thursday afternoon killing three people and injuring about forty with seven in serious condition. Ammonia fumes and debris caused many injuries while authorities search the ruins for a clear cause. The dead include Anna Stoll Carl T Brewer and Armand Marquardt.
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ST. Louis
Anna Stoll
Reorganization debated for Cowlinan mayor bid amid GOP shifts
In Bridgeport the Republican organization in every district shows unity despite reorganization. A proposal to back Cowlinan for mayor is under consideration as page one coverage notes heavy voting and ongoing political maneuvering across districts.
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Bridgeport
Republican
Cowlinan
Anderson
Aneath
Delta
Socialist Party
Oss Neues
Hallowe'en
Page & O'Brien
Security League
Red Cross House
Jonason
Fairfield County
State Park Department
New Fairfield
Selectman
Milford Board of Selectmen
Stam
Ford School
Cimmittee
Wew High School
Stratford
Chapman
Westport
Washington
Mitener
Shenandoah
Grew
Italy
U. S
Ski Ki Cuylers
Moore
Peckinpaugh
Pittsburgh
Baltile
Louisville
Cubs
Windy City
Wilbur Cooper
Lyons
Ack Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
Iven Gorden
Witnesses Weep as Judge Cries in Tear Gas Demo
In Waltham Massachusetts a chemical company agent staged a tear gas bomb demonstration in the district court. Witnesses cried and the judge shed tears as fumes spread into the court room below, prompting an officer to eject the salesman from the building.
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Waltham
Mass
Waltham District Court
Gdl
McKenna
Loveless Engagement Hint in San Francisco Visit
Sandy MusNell from Santa Barbara visits Judith Moore in San Francisco and discusses an engagement to Wian, a favored boy chosen by her parents. The question remains whether she must accept a loveless marriage, and if readers would fix such a situation.
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Sandy MusNell
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
Judith Moore
Chapman counsel makes plea for murder retrial
Hartford reports defense argues the verdict was influenced by bandit Gerald Chapman past life at his murder retrial appeal. Chapman, condemned to death for the 1929 killing of New Britain policeman James Skelly, received a reprieve to December as lawyers presented lengthy arguments before the state supreme court.
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Hartford
Gerald Chapman
James Skelly
New Britain
State Supreme Court of Errery
Chapman
N. O. Freedman
C -W. Murphy
Debs Links Coal Strike to Economic System
Eugene V. Debs told a Park theatre mass meeting that depressions hit workers while capitalists profit, contending coal miners face mass unemployment and strikes amid private ownership. He warned Pennsylvania coal mines may see cold, hungry workers unless conditions change, criticizing use of force against strikers.
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Eugene V. Debs
Park Theatre
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Debs
Eer
Newspaper man III Taken to Hospital After Emergency Call
Milan Welch sports editor of Bridgeport Kerala was taken to St Vincent's hospital by ambulance at the request of Dr Schulte. He had suffered rheumatism and recently required hospital treatment. He was resting comfortably at the hospital last night.
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Milan Welch
Bridgeport Kerala
St. Vincent's Hospital
Schulte
New York Police Find Girl Missing From Here
New York police detained Marjorie Reeves of 7 Adame Street yesterday after a relative reported her absence from home. Police said they would send for the girl.
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New York
Majorie Reeves, Gixterd
Adamestrest
Lelegr
Reorganization talks hinge on Cullinan motion vote
Amid tense caucus Atmosphere in funeral parlors Charles L Dennis proposed Reorganization back Cullinan candidacy as Democratic nominee Attorney Thomas M Cullinan. The plan faced opposition led by David W Prock assistant clerk of City court and Kilpatrick but gained backing from Dennis and others before being defeated by a vote in city committee meeting.
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King Machine
Yestérias
F. “Wuttanl Behrena
Wamely
Tn ‘Agaiost
Hhiag King Organization
Cullinan
Teadeta
Charles L. Dennis
Dennis
Thosas M. Cullinan
David W. Prock
Raat
Actiémt
Price
Kilpatrick
Northey
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
Thing
Anderson Wins Twelfth District Primary In Tight Vote
Police Commissioner Frank D. Anderson heads the anti organization ticket in the Twelfth district, winning the Democratic primary by 341 votes over Leo C. O Loughlin. Anderson and associates totaled 627 votes to O Loughlin 286. total district turnout was 913.
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Frank D. Anderson
Twelfth District
Leo C. O'Loughlin
Anderson
O'Loughlin
Democratic Club
Atwater
King's Shoe Shine
Stratford Avenue
Twelfth
Frank V., Gombar
Josephine Kiely
Charles Hilsinger
William C. Trimble
James J. Garmsey
Andderson
Leg O'Loughlin
Joseph Kramack
Anna la
Clan Leon
Ww.trully
Cecil Kc Burn
Legion Commends Colonel Mitchell at Omaha Convention
The American Legion unanimously adopted a resolution commending Colonel William Mitchell for his plan to rehabilitate national defense. It proposes a separate cabinet office with control of Army Navy and Air, a proposal sparking three days of committee debate before acceptance.
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Omaha
Nab
American Legion
William Mitchell
Army
Mirsday
Army Navy
Air
Legion
Mitchell Refuses to Face Navy Court in Shenandoah Inquiry
Washington Oct 8 AP II Colonel William Mitchell refused to testify before the naval court investigating the Shenandoah wreck. He dodged the oath required to qualify as a witness and declined to answer subpoenas, despite obeying War Department orders. Officials debated court authority and possible contempt or transfer to federal courts. The case raises questions about jurisdiction as a possible court-martial looms.
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Washington
AP II
William Mitchell
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Navy Department
War Department
Mitchel
Cour
Nh Shenandogh
Navy
Army
The
Medera
Hillary PL Jones
Wilbur
Mitchell
Shenandoah Court
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EAP
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Cologne
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