Education Board Divided Over East Bridgeport High School Architect
Discussion of selecting an architect for a new East Bridgeport high school dominated last night’s Board of Education meeting. A hearing plan for all architects was proposed, then rejected, followed by motions to hire immediately or delay. The date October 28 at 8 o'clock was set for hearings, while resignations and routine appointments were also handled.
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Challenger
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Burton Opposes Cancellation of European Debts
Rep. Theodore M. Burton Republican Ohio a member of the Allied debt commission declares against any cancellation of European debts to the United States. The statement unifies American delegates at the Vienna inter-parliamentary union conference and Burton plans further talks with British financial representatives. He argues cancellation would harm national credit and notes loans were funded by borrowing from the people with great difficulty. Continued on page two.
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Allied Debt Commission
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Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference
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Stratford to Borrow Money To Meet Current Expenses
Stratford town council votes to borrow 400000 in short term notes to cover current expenses until tax collection. Salary schedules for police, fire, and school staff set. deputy registrars Isabelle Poser and Sidney Colborn named. Budget increases for fire and police departments and election worker pay scales approved.
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Sidney Colborn
Perth
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Commerce
No. 1 Fire House
Democrats Name Ginty for County Sheriff Nomination
Edward C. Ginty former Danbury police chief was nominated by the Democrats at the county convention held at Stratfield hotel to oppose Sheriff Fease in the November election. The move aimed to gain support from smaller county towns and strengthen the ticket, with Doherty of Bridgeport also seeking the nomination through the convention.
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Amimpie
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Bridgeport
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Christian Swerts
Norwalk
Swartz
Elwood
Fwinfield
K. Z. Geiftin
Otto Wisler
John Fontaine
J. B. Sanford
J. Robert Beecher
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Jonn Bow
George H. Flyn
M. Englehardt
Frank J. Hearn
Adam. Pagan
Owen Feeney Edwardly
Marion Taarson
George St. Flynn
David FitzGerald
Michael Blasy
Colin M. Ingersall
A. J. Gallagner
Martin J. Shaughnessy
McGuinness
Stamford
D. J. Kenny
Aldeman
Thomas P. Doherty
Clap Lane
John A. Reilly
Newtown
John Bohl
Ada OG. Pagan
John LaFontaine
Bernard KE. Glennon
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William Vollmer
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Ninth District Shepublictin Club Seeks Voter Applications
More than 20 applications for voters were filed at the Ninth District Shepublictin club meeting in its club rooms on Averly street last night. Names will be given to registrars before 1 o clock to meet the law. Alderman Wilbart Gunford presided as the largely attended meeting.. The monthly meeting is set for Thursday night.
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Weaantiy
John J. Albright
Workera
Shepublic Tin Club
Averly Steget
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Wilbart Gunford
Maeting
Men Best Customers For Scented Soaps
Chicago reports at a convention that men are the leading buyers of scented soaps perfumes and toilet waters. Speakers noted men also purchase grooming items and home hygiene products while women lag in sales across a range of beauty and personal care goods.
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Barner Supply Dealers’ Association of
Amer Lees
Mudania Parley Adjourns and Ismet Goes 10 Angora
The Mudania conference adjourned as Ismet Puana planned to present Allied demands to the Angora Assembly. Allied representatives, unable to secure new authority, prepared to depart. British and other forces reinforced lines near Constantinople amid ongoing resistance in the neutral zone.
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Angora
Lasker Orders All Ships Bars Sealed After Ruling
Washington dispatch records Secretary Lasker directing all American vessels to close bars immediately under new Prohibition rules. Shipmasters warned no liquor service after receipt of orders, while Treasury and State officials pressed to clarify language causing confusion among operators at sea and in ports.
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Philippines
Panama
Merchants Launch Fall Fashion Show With Surprises
Merchants in the business section announced the Fall Opening Better Homes Sunt Fashion Show with a formal 7:30 PM start. Models will display new clothing and accessories at Grand Rapids, while city traffic regulations direct pedestrian and vehicle flows along State street and curfeld avenue to manage crowds.
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Skipper Recounts “Trip of Hell” at Smyrna Disaster
Captain John W. Waiters of the Winian recalls the Smyrna harbor horror as 24 hour tram trips carried naked refugees aboard. Turkish soldiers stripped, looted, and assaulted women while fires raged, and many bodies washed ashore. American relief workers witnessed looting and killings during the mass evacuation.
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Charity Work Declines Alarmingly Since March
A Board of Charities meeting reported a sharp drop in charity activities and caseloads from March to September. Decreases appeared across departments with employment conditions affecting outcomes. 16 children were placed in private homes in September, many cared for at the Margaret Mord Cottage under charity supervision.
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Informer's Story Fails to Explain Important Details
NEW BRUNSWICK Oct 9 Associated Press Clif ford Hayes a nineteen year old youth is held in Somerset county jail on a warrant charging first degree murder of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mills on September 1. Raymond Schneider 22 doubts Hayes motives and says the whole tale is a lie of mistaken identity. Schneider claims a complex sequence involving the two youths, Pearl Bahmer and her stepfather, and a staged crime under a crab apple tree near Philips farm.
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Clifford Hayes
Somerset County
Somerville
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Raymond Schneider
Hayes
Pearl Bahmer
Nicholas Bahmer
Schneider
Meserte
Pearl
Thor
Mills
Mia
Mila
Hall
Sally Petrers
Free State May Withdraw Offer to Rebel Chefs
President Cosario reportedly plans to withdraw amnesty with no formal statement issued yet. Rebels and irregulars faced heavy fighting near Banedan as National Army forces attacked, capturing several men believed to be part of the rebel band. Casualties and prisoner reports describe the ambush and chaos as Republican troops pursued escape attempts.
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Dennis
Dublin
Bes
Cosariwve
Cornelis
Colin
Banedan
Dition
Miguel Volias
Death rate hits record low mark for United States
United States registration areas report a new low death rate for 1921 at 13.1 per thousand, infant mortality down to 7 per thousand, birth rate 24.8 per thousand, population 7,425,000, total deaths 25,311 with 18 percent under five.
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United States
Washington
Department of Gommerié
Fire toll climbs in district as towns leveled by blaze
The forest fires that wiped out six mining towns in the district last week killed forty four people, with cargo of figures unclear. Pare township faced severe damage while about 1,000 homes were destroyed and thousands were left homeless as the disaster spread across the area.
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