Pirates win on Cuyler homer and Peckinpaugh errors
At Forbes Field 43,000 fans watched the Pirates rally past Washington 7 to 3 behind Kiki Cuyler's home run and strong pitching from Vic Aldridge. Ossie Bluege left with an injury after a heavy hit, and Washington dropped the first game of the series as the Pirates leveled the clash heading to the capital for game three.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Washington
Stanley Coveleskie
Kiki Cuyler
Vic Aldridge
Pirates
Senators
Griffith Stadium
Ossie Bluege
Gisastec
Star
Bluese
Aldridge
Buddy Myer
Bluege
Toi bin Oli
Ina
Lake resigns from Newtown posts amid traffic note
In Newtown Democrat Lake resigns from the Board of Assessors after recently winning a seat on the Board of Selectmen. John J. Northrop will serve as first selectman to fill the unexpired term, with the remaining assessors listed as Martin Hourigan John Keane and John Northrop, all Democrats. Traffic to the Danbury Fair is lighter than last year, and crews work on street leveling and pothole repairs as the town plans tax filing deadlines with an upcoming November 2 final date to avoid penalties.
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Newtown
Lake
Board of Selectmen
Board of Assessors
First
PB. H. Iannon
Queen Street
DIFFERING CREW VIEWS ON S 51 CRASH CAUSE AT HEARING
Boston dispatch reports continued inquiry into the City of Rome collision with submarine S 51 off Block Island on September 25. Crew members disagree on steam pressure and speed while discussions cover fuses blown, a passenger thrown buoy, and delayed reporting to authorities.
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Boston
City of Rome
Block Island
William Bell
Fie
James Delaney
Rome
Bolt
Arling Knutsen
Saime
T., v. Dryer
John Hi. Diehl
Diehl
the Steamship Company
Navy Department
Navy
New London
Boston Navy Yard
DARTS FROM CURB STRUCK BY AUTO INJURY
Lamiund Cox was struck as he stepped from a curb by Ken Stone driving down Stratford Avenue near Riparian Street yesterday at about 5 PM. He was taken to Emergency Hospital then St Vincent's with several bruises and lacerations. held for observation. Cox's condition is reported as good.
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Lamiund Cox
Winglewood Avenue
Ken Stone
Wood
Stratford Avenue
Riparian Street
St. i Vincent’s
Cox
Germany urged to join League as amnesty hinted
Britain and France urged Germany to join the League of Nations without reservations at the security conference. Austen Chamberlain and Briand stated Article VII could be amended after Germany’s membership to apply penalties to aggressors, promising support for reasonable changes.
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Germany
League
Shocgarno
Switzerland
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Briand
Luther
Gustav Stresemann
Leaguey
Artigle VII
Covenant
Bir
Chamberlain
Conviction of Bishop Brown Upheld by Episcopalian Council
In New Orleans the House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church approved the court’s finding that Bishop William Montgomery Brown was guilty of heresy. The vote was about 94 to 11 in favor. sentence awaits the presiding Bishop Fidelbert Talbot who may pronounce it, with no date set.
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Bishop Brown
Episcopalian Council
New Orleans
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Armerican
William Montgomery Brown
Sisten
Brown
Fidelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Tax Collector Denied Raise Cuts His Hours in Westport
Westport, Oct. 8. Tax Collector Joseph G. Hyatt, denied a $500 salary increase at the town meeting, closes his office to work part time, saying voters credited him for two months of work and noting his full-time effort. He cites state reports showing Westport fifth in Fairfield County for tax collection and urges taxpayers to pay taxes over three days.
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Westport
Joseph G. Hyatt
Danbury
Wyatt
Hyatt Sught
Thomas C. Stearns
Stearns
Hyatt
Fairfield County
Italy Reverts to Podesta Form of Town Government
Nom Oct 8 CAP Mussolini's cabinet moved to reestablish podesta rule for small municipalities. It eliminates locally elected mayors and places appointments under the general government, with Rome’s governance centralized. A governor, two vice governors, and rectors will oversee administration, aided by consultors from recognized bodies. The move claims to renew Italian communal life.
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Mussolini
Patithies
Catinet
Ministry of the Interior
Rome
Chamber of Common
Bankers’ Association
Professors’ Association
Thase
Podes
A. Wit
Italan
Arrest Driver With Long-Suspended License In Liquor Case
Andrea Columbs Courtland Street man was arrested last night at his home for driving a car under the influence of liquor and without a license. His operator’s license has been suspended about five years. He was allegedly using a car owned by Maud E Healy of 129 Maplewood Avenue, who said she lent the vehicle for repairs and that he was just starting to move it when halted. A complaint to police led a detective to the home.
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Andrea Columbs
Courtland Street
Chary
Onicense
Calumba
Maud E. Healy
Maplewood Avenue
Explosion Wrecks Office Building in Lac fede District
A blast at the Lac fede Gas Light building in downtown Loui s Jersey area at 2 05 pm left three dead and dozens injured. Ammonia fumes and debris caused many injuries with forty treated in hospital. Officials seek cause as ammonia tanks burst in the basement and the ruin spread through the ten story structure. Names of the deceased include Mrs Anna Stoll and Larl T Brewer with others listed among the injured.
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Louis
Anna Stoll
Larl T. Brewer
Agmund Marquardt
Anthony Kahlerick Bristow
Reorganization fights for Cullinan mayor bid
Bridgeport reports a party wing reorganization in every district as primaries approach while considering backing Cullinan for mayor. Also noted: Debs advocates coal strike impact on economy at socialist mass meeting and a host of local legal and civic items across pages 1 through 4.
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Bridgeport
Repul
Cullinan
Anderman
Vale
Debs
Socialist Party
Foss
Hallowe'en
Ull
Page & O'Brien
Security League
Red Cross House
Chief Johnson
Fairfield County
State Park Department
New Fairfield
Hiness
Selectman
Millford Board of Selectmen
Stamford
Stratford
Chapmian
Westport
Chapman
Washington
Mitchell
Shenandoah
City of
Germany
Italy
Ray Kremer
Barshaw
Baltimore
Louisville
Windy City
Wilbur Cooper
Lyrona
Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
New Garden
Joel
Yale
Tear Gas Bomb Demonstration Shocks Waltham Court
Witnesses wept as tear gas fumes filled the Waltham District Court when a chemical company agent staged a successful tear gas bomb demonstration in Police Chief J H McKenna's office below the courtroom. An officer investigating the fumes ordered the room cleared and the court proceedings interrupted as the incident unfolded.
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Waltham
Mass
Waltham District
Eourt
Chemiscal
J. H. McKenna
Inside Information: engagement tale in a San Francisco chat
In a column from San Francisco Judith Moore learns of her plain cousin’s engagement to a wealthy man she does not love. The piece portrays pressure from parents and social expectations forcing a loveless marriage as a favored match.
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Sandy McNeil
San Francisco
Judith Moore
Santa Barbara
Traian
Wil
E Bridge
Eport
Chapman Counsel Plea For Murder Retrial
Hartford October hearing on Ger ald Chapman appeal from a first degree murder conviction centered on testimony beyond the killing of James Kelly. Defense argued past life bias influenced verdict. Chapman granted reprieve until December 3 as arguments extended. Court adjourned after a long afternoon with few spectators and postponed state’s rebuttal to tomorrow morning.
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Bandit
Hartford
Gerald Chapman
James Kelly
New Briain
State Supreme Court of Errors
Chapman
N. C. Freedman
GW. Murphy
Debs Outlines Cause of Coal Strike and System
Eugene V. Debs, former Socialist presidential candidate, spoke at Park Theatre to about 1,800 attendees about causes of the coal strike. He blasted private ownership, warned of hunger for miners, and argued the current economic system cannot settle labor disputes.
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Debs
Newspaper Man III Taken To Hospital In Ambulance
Milan Welch twenty editor of the Bridgeport Herald was transported to St. Vincent's hospital by ambulance at the request of Dr Schultz. He has suffered from rheumatism for some time and was reported resting comfortably after admission.
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Milan Welch
Bridgeport Herald
St. Vincent's Hospital
Schultz
Jie
New York Police Locate Missing Girl From Here
New York police detained Majorie Reeves an 87 Adams Street resident who had not been reported missing locally. A teletype from the Ridgeport police informed relatives here who said they would arrange to have the girl sent home.
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Majorie Reeves
Sisteen
Adams Street
New York
Ridge Port Polirs
Reorganization routed to support Cullinan in city
King supporters scored the greatest victory in the recent primary, sweeping all districts and sealing the renomination of Mayor F. William Behrens. The Reorganization group held a meeting to back Attorney Thomas M. Cullinan for the Democratic nomination, but the motion to go on record in his favor was defeated amid divided opinion.
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King
F.william Behrens
Nesty
King Organization
Cullinan
Charles L. Dennis
Dennis
Tha Q
M. Cullinan
David W. P
Price
Anderson Defeats Enemies in Twelfth Primary Votes Set Record
Police Commissioner Frank D. Anderson led an anti organization delegate ticket to a tight Democratic primary win in the Twelfth district by 341 votes over Leo C. O Loughlin. Anderson associates total 627 votes to O Loughlin 289. Only contest was in the Twelfth district as overall city primaries were lighter than 1923 with 1 697 votes cast. All eight delegates favored Anderson for mayoral nomination. Gormley endorsed for alderman by both sides polling 913. O Loughlin forces obtained injunctions and a receiver was appointed to manage club finances as courts weighed actions.
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Frank D. Anderson
Twelfth District
Leo C. O'Loughlin
Andersen
O'Loughlin
Democratic Club
Twelfth
Atwater
Thomas M. Cullinan
Anderson-O'Loughlin Atrugele
Twelfthiatrict
Stratford Avenue
Frank V. Combar
Josephine Kiely
Charles Hilsinger
William C. Trimble
James J. Gormley
Anderson
Thcket
Leg
Joseph Kramack
Anna A. Clancy
Leon F. Gully
Cecil Burns
Wiliam Buckley
Herman Winkler Anderson
O' Loughlin
Twelfth District Club
Joseph J. Devine
Richard Swain
Legion Commends Colonel Mitchell at Omaha Convention
The American Legion in Omaha Nebraska October commended Colonel William Mitchell for advocacy of national defense reform. A resolution praised his plan creating a separate cabinet office to oversee three equal branches Army Navy and Air. The three day debate ended with broad approval avoiding a hard contest at the region’s convention.
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Omatla
Neb
American Legion
William Mitchell
Army
Aursday
Mitchell Refuses 10 Face Navy Court At Shenandoah Inquiry
Acting on counsel advice Colonel William Mitchell refuses twice to testify before the naval court examining the Shenandoah disaster. He declined to take the oath and then refused to answer the subpoena. Unclear whether court or War department will impose penalties. Officials study statutes as hearings and authority remain debated.
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Washington
Oct
William Mitchell
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Navy Department
War Department
Mitchell
Cot
Navy
Army
Wedern
Hillary PS Jones
Wilbur
Afinem Mitchell
Shenandoah Court
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Dugene V. Debs
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Park Theatre
Hoover
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