Bridgeport Engineering Institute Enrolls 80 Students
The Bridgeport Engineering Institute opens its first class next Monday at Bridgeport High School with over 80 enrolled. Classes run 7:30 to 10 p.m. three nights weekly. tuition is 75 annually with books at cost. Dean A B Keating heads a 16 member faculty drawn from local firms including American Tube and Stamping, Bridgeport Brass, and Bridgeport Hardware.
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Bridgeport Engineering Institute
Bridge Port
Bridgeport Fligh
Ark
Worwalk
Shelton
Bridgeport Trades School
Beig
Pletcherd Thompson Company
John Christie
Metal-L
Bridgeport Brass Company
A. EB. Keating
American Tube and Stamping Company
J. A. Hoffman
American Tubs and Stamping Company
Paul Green
Mark Hawk
Bridgeport Hardware Company
A. E. Keating
Baker's Purs Flavoring Extracts Advertisement
A compact advertisement extols Baker's Purs Flavoring Extracts, inviting readers to discover why many good cooks rely on them. It positions the product as a trusted kitchen aid and signals strong appeal to culinary quality.
Tammany Chief Visits New York Mayor
In New York on October 9, Tammany Hall leader George W. Olvany visited City Hall to urge Mayor Hylan to speak in the state rational campaign, a historic departure that surprised City Hall staff and attaches.
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Tammany Chief
N. Y
New York
Tammany Hall
City Hall
George W. Olvany
Tammany
Hytan
Flyers Leader in World Flight to Be Captain
Dayton Ohio October 3 A promotion to the rank of Captain was announced for Lieutenant Lowell I Smith commander of the World Flyers following passage of an examination at McCook Field Smith said he would have received the promotion regardless of the world flight because of seniority in the air service The World Flyers depart tonight for the air route via Chicago where Lieutenant H W Ogden will join them A ring loaned by Willam Mumm Jr of Columbus to Lieutenant Harding and believed lost at Columbus was returned to him today after being borrowed to show friends
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Dayton
Ohio
Lowell I. Smith
Sworld Flyers
McCook Field
Liieutenant Smith
Gattla
Chicago
H. W.W. Ogden
Harding
Seattle
Columbus
Willam Mumm, Jr
Organization Wins and Voter Controversies Reported
The piece details party clashes and voting irregularities in multiple districts, noting ballots stuck together for Cannon, Koletar's defeat by Healey, and various district outcomes. It lists vote tallies, unopposed races, withdrawals, and which incumbents or candidates face re nomination or retirement.
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Ccase
Cannon
Koletar
Joseph Koletar
William J. Healey
Organization
Helf
Healey
Dstrict
Frank X. McCarten
Seward B. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Louis A. Koornsfelut
Royal D. Price
Price
Kornblut
Srs. Price
Connor-O’brien-Reilly
Harle Rohde
O'Brien
Republican Tax- Payers
Ard
Kilpatrick
Wilberth Sanford
Ieventh
Thomas Keating
Willam Meyer
Willam Baird
Louis A Korner
Walter M. Kilpatrick
Charles (. Bluelham
Geeralg A. Fitzgersid
Willan
H. Brady
Thomas G. Buckley
Fredericleidé
Andrew Rusnek
Howard F. Wirst
Wilbert Sanford
Wiliam Baird
William Reilly
Fragmented verse note on marriage and a spaniel
Fragmented text recalls a poet quoting a line about loneliness and a domestic scene with a spouse and a spaniel. The snippet hints at marital strain and miscommunication but provides no clear events or names.
Coolidge Leads Connecticut In Fourth Week Straw Poll
The Literary Digest fourth weekly national straw poll shows President Calvin Coolidge with 1240 of 1685 votes in Connecticut, far ahead of Davis with 178 and La Follette with 162. Nationwide totals reach 1,461,691 votes, with Coolidge at 808,840, La Follette 361,178, and Davis 276,074.
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Connecticut
Calvin Coolidge
Literary Digest
Regume
Coolidge
Tobn W. Davis
Robert M. la Pollette
Davis
la Follette
Varis
Foster
Nations
Wallace
Johns
President
la Voilette
Wisconsin
Gilpatric Hearing Delayed Amid Indictment Plea and Evidence Claim
In court Gilpatric pleads to the indictment with counts read by Mr King while Mr Cohen seeks two weeks to prepare. Raymond Gilpatrne testifies that papers were turned to the Federal receiver and notes that bonds once thought disposed may still be in bank possession.
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Mr. Cohen
Gilpatric
Mr. King
King
Raymond Gilpurne
Than
Mexican Pete’s Wharf Expansion and Rail Link Planned
The article notes a new wharf by Mexican Pete and a southbound railroad right of way along Waterview avenue from Crescent avenue. If used, a spur from the American and British plant would extend down Waterview toward Stratford avenue to serve tank cars. E. Doheny controls the company and its tanker fleet, tugs, and rail stock as it expands operations in New Haven.
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Waterview Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Statford Avenue
Mexican Petroleum Company
Doheny
New Daven
Local Fraternal and Civic Meetings Listed Tonight
A patchwork notice lists various lodges and societies meeting tonight across cities. Groups include Pyramid Patrol, Masonic Temples, Pride of Bridgepool council, Daughter of America, Ashlar lodge, and Women’s Christian Temperance Union with locations on Main Street Gilbert Street and 1087 Broad Street. Community organizations like Machinists and Golden Gate lodge also appear, along with encampment and sick benefit associations.
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Pyramid Patrol
Pride of Bridgepool Council
Daughterg of America
Cannon
Tegen Gowdall Lodge
Main Street
Ashlar Lodge
AO DL
Maesonic
Arcanum Lodge
O. Th
Broad Street
Women's Christian Temperance Upion
Gilbert Street
Machinists
Harmony Rebekah Jodge
Golden Gate Lodge
Daugherty Framed Claims Stirring Senate Affidavits
The affidavit recounts Senator Wheeler pressuring Fink to summon Miss Stinson to Washington and promising rewards if Daugherty is ousted. Wheeler allegedly arranged meetings with Vanderlip and others to profit from a market manipulation pool. Fink later swore a false statement before a notary, while Steck accuses Republicans of a broad conspiracy to smear Daugherty and calls for fair trials.
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Fink
Buffalo
Stern
Boyd Fisher
Vanderlip
Fisher
Iva
Washington
Henry J. Rebb
E Steck
Repub
Can State Central Committee
Brookhart
Republican Party
Coolidge-Dawes Tiolk
B. Means
Daugherty
George Remus
Steck
Lows
United’ States Senate
Harry M. da
Brookbart
Dles
Miss Stinson
Mrs Tell Takes Stand in Slaying Trial Reluctant Witness
In Middlesex Superior Court Middlesown, Mrs Tell confessed to District Attorney Albert Cohn in April that she killed her employer Charles Blair of Willingworth. She testified reluctantly recounting quarrels with Blair and the fatal confrontation involving an axe and a revolver, then hiding the body in a cellar pit before dragging it outside. Her daughter Lillian testified prior to the defense. Court adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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Middletown
Tohanna Tell
Albert Cohn
Bronx
Charles FP
Blair
Farmer
Willingworth
Middlesex Superior Court
New York
Tor
Test Fies
Concert Leader to Produce Unique Medley
Boston concert season opens with Serge Koussevitsky guiding the Boston Symphony Orchestra in modernist works. A centerpiece is Pacific 241 by Arthur Honegger, a symphonic interpretation of a locomotive with percussion and winds, tam tam, drums, horns and trumpets.
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Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sergei Nquasevitzky
Pacific
Arthur Vonegger
Seized Ram Boat Skippers Bound Over for Trial
New London Oct 9 Victor E. Silveria and Wick Leastus were held by U 5 Commissioner Earl Mathewson for the next term of the U S court after a patrol boat seized a motorboat off Block Island carrying 30000 dollars in liquor. Bonds set at 1500. Shippers names shown as Constantine Aragianis of Brooklyn were dated a year old, suggesting charges of attempted smuggling.
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New London
Victor E. Silveria
Wick Leastus
Block Island
U- 5
Earl Mathewson
United States Court
Constantine Aragiannis
Brooklyn
Jacob Gordon Gardner Mystery Death in Phoenixville
Jacob Gordon or Gardner, reportedly a Bridgemort resident, died yesterday in Phoenixville Pennsylvania. A city survey of Gordon families failed to identify the deceased who is described as dark complexioned with curly hair and about 24 to 28 years old.
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Jacob Gordon
Gardner
Bridgemort
Phoenixville
Pennsylvania
Gordon
Barred Six Years as Auto Operator License Returned
Louis Helentrucx of 172 Sheridan Street had his suspended license restored after a six year gap since his 1918 arrest for driving under the influence. Deputy Commissioner Melville Snow granted the return amid testimony of family desire for recreation and a note on past risks.
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Louis Helentrucx
Sheridan Street
Melville B. Snow
County Court House
Helentruck
Joseph Louis
River Street
Danbury
Raymond Pease
Read Atet
Snow
Bis
Pease
Niy USA
John Lesko
Hancock Avenue
John Yaukavi2s
Fairfield
Harry Maulnerson
Dover Street
Democratic Executive Board Meets Tonight in City
A joint meeting of women and men on the City Democratic Executive board will elect a secretary to succeed Michael Small and a treasurer to succeed William J. Moran. A finance committee may be formed for the campaign. Delegates to the 28rd Democratic Senatorial convention meet tonight in the Twelfth District Democratic club rooms to pick a candidate to oppose Howard and Challenger.
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Democratic Executive Board
Michael Small
William J. Moran
Democratic Club
Senate
Howard & Challenger
Eclectics' Counsel Seeks Re hearings on Doctors Plea
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Licensing Board faced appeals from five suspended physicians Isidore Vockelman Harry Chalmgan Arnold Brain Gerald Richardson and Bernard Kathait. State Referee Marcus Holcomb plans further findings to be reviewed by Judge J. Waldo Marvin in Superior Court as Attorney John B Dillon argues to recommit cases to referees.
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Marcus H. Holcomb
Waldo Marvin
Superior Court
John B. Dillon
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Lamlning Board
Nced
Isidore Vockelman
Harry Chalmgan
Arnold H. Brain
Gerald A. Richardson
Bernard Katha
Dillon
Supreme Court of Errors
National Radio Conference backs eliminating Glass Stations
Washington reports a recommendation to eliminate 760 watt class C stations and 1000 watt class B ones to relieve congestion. The subcommittee urged rearranging wavelengths and possibly allowing experimental high power stations with revocable licenses to test improvements.
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Washington
Dion
Aiiong
Rgina
Severpyont Gansorship
Lawyer Geduldig Quizzed On Witness Stand In Wife Suit
In Court of Common Pleas Judge Walsh hears Helen Geduldig suing William Regnery and Gould Waste Products for damages to her car from a April 3 collision on Fairfield Avenue near Howard Avenue. Geduldig, opposing counsel by day, testified for his wife amid cross examination. Evidence will be heard next Tuesday for Regnery who faces two additional damage suits by passengers injured in the same accident.
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Attornay A. S. Geduldig
John J. Walsh
Court of Common Pleas
Helen Geduldig
William J. Regnery
Gould Waste Products Company
Fairfield Avenue
Howard Avenae
Geduldig
Tudse Walsh
Regnery
Grade Crossing Removal Plan Promised by Railroad Company
Mayor Behrens says Berkshire division grade crossing elimination is the railroad’s responsibility not the city. Engineer McIlroy outlines improvements with cost likely not borne by the city, while City Engineer McFilroy notes potential city contribution later if planned.
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Wiliam Behrens
Berkshire
New Haven Railroad
James A. McIlroy
Mefiltoy
McFilroy
British Election and Labor Budget Debate in Coalition Era
A 1904 discussion outlines opposition to loan guarantees of thirty to forty million andCriticizes ministers for spending four hundred million of taxpayers money on military actions. It notes Labor's failed effort to address unemployment and the ensuing Conservative Liberal attacks on Labor candidates, while Labor defends its minority government. The outcome hinges on public satisfaction with the past eight months of the Liberal government.
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Korrad Co., Inc
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Sole Distributors
Iensrapre
Flyers
Smith
Wheeler
Senator Wheeler
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Zander
Bank
Stuson
Pittsburgh
Henk
Addidant
Mel Stingon
Vanderly
Frank Vanderlip
Seay
Department of Justice
Senats
Rochester
Killingworth
Honegger
Koussevitsky
Paria
Jacob
Eclectics
Auto Tools
American Hardware Stores Inc
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Ocean
America
People’s Savings Bank
Springford’s Fish Market
State St
New Bedford
Rockport
Haddock
Newspap
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