Care of Tourists Pressing Problem Cited by Coolidge
President Coolidge urged attention to tourist accommodations at a White House address to delegates of the American Civic Association American Institute of Park Administrators and the American Park Society He urged local government to lead with example and support civic welfare activities while stressing recreation parks playgrounds and good roads as essential factors in a constructive national program.
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Washington
Coolidge
American Civic Association
American Institute of Park
American Park Society
White,ouse
Po Nabonal
Joolidge
Gould Used Father’s Estate Says Counsel in Suit
New York October 9 counsel for Frank J Gould charged that George J Gould used money from his father’s estate to buy 24 000 shares of Pacific Express Company stock and then gave the stock to his wife. He claimed George Gould had only 762 000 in personal funds while estate money totaled about 2 472 000 and that 1 080 000 paid for the stock.
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New York
George J. Gould
H. Hartman
Pacific Press Company
Walter 'B Walkerff
Frank J Gould
Jay Gould
George Gould
Walker
Pacific Express
Waller
Governors Push Car Out of Mud in Rain
In Oklahoma City a muddy scene unfolded as Governor Charles W Bryan of Nebraska and Governor M Trapp of Oklahoma aided seven others to push a stranded automobile bus back onto the road between Shawnee and Oklahoma City. Bryan was returning from a speech in Shawnee.
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Bryan
Oklahoma City
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Here
Shawnee
Okla
Charles W Bryan
Tdemocraty
M . Trapp
Shawnes
Greater Demand for Workers in State Offices
Hartford reports September showed higher demand for state office workers with 42 44 applicants seeking work and 39 50 securing positions across five bureaus. New Haven Bridgeport Waterbury and Norwich posted rises in employment applications and help requests, with significant shares finding placements.
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Hartford
Fhe Free State
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Norwich
Drunken Driver Forfeits Bond After Appeal
Jester Moody of this city forfeited a $200 bond after failing to appear in the Court of Common Pleas when his case was called before Judge Frederick W Hawford. Moody had appealed a $100 lower court fine for driving while intoxicated. In a separate case James Sullivan of Bridgeport pleaded guilty to driving without a license and paid $2 fine with $11.89 costs after appealing a City report fine.
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Jester Moody
Atlantic Street
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Frederick W Hawford
Moody
James Sullivan
Bridgeport
Rotarians Push Ambulance Plan At Westport Beach
Westport Rotarians initiated plans to raise funds for an ambulance to aid emergencies at Compo Beach. The proposal, backed by the Compo Beach Life Guards and Frank Dayton, would keep the vehicle at the beach in summer and Central Lange Head Quarters in winter, with executive committee review pending.
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Westport
Compo Poich
Westport Rotiry
Compo Beach
Lure Head Quattern
Republcan
Democratic Lincus
Hartford
Ilaxty Morgan
Demonot
Dani Burr Bradley
Nash-Ayres
Prof Ayres
Hatford
Tilson details possible presidential deadlock scenarios
Congressmen John Tilson writes in the Yate News on the unlikely event of a 1924 style deadlock directing the electors to the House by state vote and the Senate selecting a vice president if no candidate wins a majority. He analyzes past contests in 1824 1876 and the potential 1924 outcome with Coolidge Davis and Bryan among the names referenced.
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John Tilson
Yate News
House of Representatives
Tilson
House
Coolidge
Davis
Senate
Bryan
Dawes
Maren
King's Daughters Elect New Haven Woman Leader
Miss Vary R Woodruff of New Haven was chosen president and national council member of the Ings Daughters at the state officers election in Mathabory. Other officers include Harriet Daton Wartford ice president Itheahelh G Day Colchester second vice president Ada IL Shelley Windsor secretary Idy J Lyon New London treasurer. Executives named Visla T. Porbes Weathersfield Trink Crawford Sen Tiasern and Wis John Widkins Torington. Nominees were confirmed and instructed to vote. some nominees were declined.
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Mathabory
Vary R Woodruff
New Haven
Ings Daughters
Harriet Daton
Wartford
Ice
Misa Itheahelh G Day
Colchester
Ada IL Shelley
Windsor
Idy J Lyon
New London
Visla T. Porbes Weethersfield
Trink MM Crawford Sen Tiasern
Wis
John
Coats for Girls From Six to Sixteen on Display
A display offers coats for ages six to sixteen in fabrics like Kasha cloth Polari Downy Wool and velvetone with fur trims collars cuffs and bandings. Prices range from 16.50 to 55 reflecting warmth comfort and style.
Special lot of girls coats at ten dollars
A special lot of girls coats offered at ten dollars featuring staunch plaid coatings in greys browns rust and blue. Some coats have fur collars and all are nicely lined with braiding and buttons. Sizes range from 6 to 16 years, available on the second floor rear.
Vanta baby garments promise pins free comfort
Woven in cotton and worsted fabrics Vanta offers baby wear designed to avoid fasteners. Vanta vests draw defined by open shoulders and knit pieces include knittes and gertrudes with draw strings. Prices range from 15 to 150 cents for various items.
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Vanta
Baby Shop Offers Limited Diapers and Books
An ad-style notice promotes Vanta diapers and a selection of informative books for mothers. Items are available while supplies last at the Baby Shop, located second from ree.
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Ree
Court grants $7310 judgment. debtor unable to collect
A court awarded a judgment of $7310 plus costs three years ago to an individual named in the record. The debtor, identified as Bert N Sippery of Westport, remains unable to collect the amount, and the matter shows ongoing collection difficulties.
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Court of Commer
Bert N Sippery
Weatport
Gershits Bo Hradley
New Fayon
Dance Hall Lessee Sued Over Rent Arrears
The poli ] company sues the lessee of the dance hall facilities in the New Lafe theatre building on Mim sthcer al monthly title of 000 Joseph Stwol of Stratford alleging rent arrears totaling 3260 dollars. The action filed in chaperlor court yesterday afternoon targets the lessee of the Stratford venue connected to New Haven based Dol Realty company.
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Fente
Lafe Theatre
Mim
Band Ribbon Trends For Dresses This Season
Exhibition of decorative ribbons used for band trimmings on dresses and coils. Persian and metal effects shown in wide range from 1 to 2 inches wide with prices listed at 35c, 50c, 58c, and 69c per yard.
Victrola records offer highclass Red Seal selections
A catalog entry highlights Ossip Gabrilowitsch with the Flonzaley Quartet in a complete quintet recording, Stokowski conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra in Schubert and Schumann symphonies, and various Fox Trot and vocal selections from Victor Red Seal catalogues. The notes praise the performers, quality, and prestige of these historic recordings.
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Red Seal
Schumann
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Pflonzaley Quartet
Flonzaley Quartet
Schubert Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Stokowski
Leopold Stokowski
Pions Schuberi
Murray
Ickses
Taca
Notions sale headlines fall sewing bargains
Notions offered at small prices for this week only. Spool cotton Kerr's twist silk and darning threads are discounted in bulk. Sewing needles and assorted items listed with reduced rates. Main floor left for buyers seeking thrift sewing supplies and quick purchases.
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Clark
Warrrior Brand
Kerr
Tan leather oxfords for Fall in various styles
Light tan leather oxfords in grain calf with storm welting and low rubber heels priced at 8.50. Light tan calfskin oxfords with edge stitched low heel rubber caps for comfort at 7. A dressy light tan calfskin pair with a instep cut out and leather Cuban heels at 8.50. Medium tan calfskin oxfords with low heels and rubber top lift at 6. Also listed are medium light tan oxford styles in black cut with low heels and grain leather models with low heels, on the main floor rear.
Connor Master Mason at St Johns Lodge No 4
Postmaster Arthur F Connor is named Master Mason at St Johns Lodge No 4 Free and Accepted Masons. The 9th degree member is confirmed as Liceme Master Mason in a formal lodge ceremony.
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Arthur F Connor
St Johns Lodge
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