Former Premier Calls for Empire Unity in War Crisis
Toronto speech by Idloud-Gearse urges unity within the British Empire to halt war when the cry goes up. He praises empire achievements in World War I, cites troop and fleet support, and recalls Britain’s pivotal role with Sir Rupert Borden present. Crowded hall listens as he warns of danger without unity.
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Toronto
Associated Press
Lionil George
Audien Mou
Rel Yoronto
Canada
Gomethion
Great Britain
New
Rupert Borden
Idloud-Gearse
Italy
Russia
Europe
Morecscan
Aga
Henry Wikgon
Lane
Prince
Avery Hall
O Manly
Women Address Sixth District Primary Meeting
Ye. Matherine Risley, chairlady of the Sixth District Republican Party, Mrs. John A. O'Brien, president of the Seventh District Women’s Club, and Dillon addressed a district meeting on Manhattan, Morningside, Harlem, Woentfield, and Savoy streets. The event, held at Ernest McClary’s home on Mahattan avenue, urged voters to participate in the primary regardless of choice. About 40 attended.
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Matherine Risley
John Aa. O'brien
Wemen's Club
Dillon
Manhattan Avenue
Morningside Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Woentfield Avenue
Savoystrert Kist
Ernest McClary
Mahattin Avenue
Westport to Observe Columbus Day With Community Programs
Westport plans a Columbus Day observance with afternoon school programs and early dismissals. A ceremony at the railroad station and an evening dance at National Hall are planned, with local groups including Sons of Italy and Saugatuck Fire Department participating. The Red Cross, Boy Scouts, and the Italy band from Norwalk will provide parade and music, while some stores close in the afternoon.
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Westpotn
Altwit
Sons of Itty
Saugatuck
Red Cros
Sons of Italy
Apparagaz
Sons of “Italy
Norwalk
Peasants Conference Opens in Moscow
The Moscow Press notes a national peasants conference opening in Moscow with a major international gathering. Delegates from about twenty countries, including the United States, Argentina and Mexico, attend to discuss uniting farmers into a global body akin to trade unions while communist leaders address the crowd urging peasant federation and warning of potential mobilization.
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Moscow
Moscow Press Company
Third International
Kremlin
United States
Argentina
Mexico
Germany
Ueconivs 2
Suvierdtuseia
Karl Afdek
Peasan
Westport Assessors Meet to Get Lists
Westport assessors will meet in the town hall today until November to review taxable property lists. The board will compile assessments before November, with sessions lasting ten hours across offices and blocks. Officials named Posey Avis, Joseph Morton, and Edmond Smith will be in attendance at the town office.
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Westport
Posey Avis
Joseph Mortox
Edmond
Smith
Mrs Rogers threatens resignation over board realignment
Mrs Rogers announces she will resign if fellow officers agree to realign the Board of Directors of the State Farm for Women and asks others to quit as part of a broader push. She says the administration fails to meet the institution's charter and faults the proposed reconstruction urged by the League of Women Voters.
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Confervacs
Chis
Bub Wong
League of Women Voters
Cheiret Lomfier
Danbury Liquor Raid Fines Hit $1000 in Court
Three additional Danbury liquor cases were settled in court with fines totaling $1,000. Fifteen arrests from the wholesale raid period faced hearings. Dominic Gillotti, Barghi, and George Gusuersen pleaded guilty to various alcohol offenses, with fines of $400 each and costs, and others receiving lesser penalties.
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Danbury. Ger
Clitcourt
Dominic Gillotti
Roger
Liberty Street
Gui
Etrr
White Street
George Uuswersen
Gount
Gilet
Karski
Samuaaa
Davis
Gustaveon
Demands by Savior Discussed by Missionary Sermon
A sermon by Maalad y of St. Pauly Tar outlines the demands of following Christ. He shares tales of men and women who first resisted, then found renewal through faith, urging adherence to gospel, church sacraments, and service. The talk ends with calling on listeners to accept Christ and live by Christian duties.
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St. Pauly
Mercer
Chrise Gin Fis
Alderman Calls for Protest Board Meeting in Seventh District
Alderman Teer and Mashs lead a protest board set for Monday morning in the Seventh District. A preparatory committee, including Charles Llawkham and Edward Briot, will hear representations from Bridgeport and other towns opposing an increased toll along the road to New Haven.
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Aldermen
Setalr
Phaven
Bred Sinater
Wight
Brady
Charles d Llawkham
Hilevouth Alisirigt Amd
Edward Hriot
Bridgeport
Norwithh
Stansford
New Haven
Local Gazette Teases Unclear Event at Berek Sir
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about an event at Berek Sir with unclear participants and times. It mentions a gulf, a rapping reference, and a possible meeting or performance by various named items, but details are unreadable.
A.F.OF L. FAVORS MODIFICATION OF PROHIBITION LAW
A.F. of L. favors modification of the Volstead Act at the federation convention in Portland. Debate centers on legal beer and wine to ease shortages and reduce liquor dangers. The federation approves a nonpartisan campaign committee's work and ratifies a stance supporting limited reform.
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A.f.of L
Portland
Oye
Associaliak
Prassi
Mint
American Federation of Labor
Ark
Sanatocraes
Steve Sumner
Chicago
Mite Wagon Drivers Union
Fedwinviia
Federation
Aften Jengthy
Asx
Tne
C. P. Plummer
American Legion
United States
Ouatheas
Frank Jm. Fiat
Veterans’ Bureau
Fairfield Board Defends Teacher in O Rourke Suit
Fairfield school board at a meeting defended principal Mrs. Dulin Walker Banke amid a damages suit filed by Mrs. O Rourke over alleged punishment of her child after a fracas among pupils. The board upheld the punishment stance, while noting potential legal costs and reflecting political shifts on the board.
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Fairfield Board
O Rourke
Fairrigid
Geni
Speelilio Ie Teles
Phe
Jtg
Dulin Walker Banke
Daiwan O'Rourke
Oixinan
O'Rourke
Mra
Banks
Stratford Police Detain Driver for Intoxication
Stratford police detain an auto driver on intoxication suspicions after a disrupted drive near Moss and Western streets. The incident involved confiscation of a cherry wine container and the driver identified as Thomas Gexnalds.
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Stratford
Army reductions not expected immediately
Washington officials say reductions in the Army are not expected at once as Congress prepares for the coming session. Officials anticipate continued debates on manpower and funding amid broader defense reorganization plans.
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Washington
Congress
Spectacular Brush Fire Threatens Walnut Beach Front
Milford reports a three hour battle with a spectacular brush fire that swept a meadow between Oak and Nettleton avenues in Myrtle Mench district. Firefighters fought through smoke and water shortages to prevent spread to several cottages as flames charred dry grass and sparked a flare near a paper-burn operation. Despite favorable winds, the blaze remained dangerous, with containment aided by an urgent response from the local fire department.
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Milford
Get
Speniel
Onc Darges
Wenay
Mght. Org
Open Causces for Republican Lawn Committee Proposals
At a meeting of the Republican Lawn committee changes to party rules were proposed. The plan would dismiss the finance committee within six days after election, empower the vice chairman to appoint all members of the committee, make the treasurer a committee member with power, and require one woman on the committee. Future delegate tickets would reflect these changes. If approved, the city convention may be asked to adopt them.
Kelly's Renomination Campaign Gains Favor in Third District
Kenneth J. Griffin, assistant tax collector, leads Kelly’s renomination effort for alderman from the Third District. Reports show strong Kelly sentiment districtwide as letters to Democrats outline Kelly’s park plan at St. Mary’s and the reorganization of the fire department, amid support for Black Rock street acceptances as city thoroughfares.
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Kenneth J. Griffin
Eugene C
Kelly
Ion
Kelly Senti
Tragic Double Shooting Ends In Homicide And Self-Inflicted Death
A chaotic incident in Danville leaves husband and wife dead from gunfire. A bystander was wounded as a man opened fire then shot himself. Names and exact locations are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but the event involved multiple bystanders and a deadly explosion of gunfire.
Missing High School Girl Sparks Search Across City
A high school girl remains missing after leaving home late at night with a male companion. Authorities urge residents to report any sightings and stress a cautious approach while continuing investigations.
Obituary notices of William Jaring Jaron and others
Multiple obituaries list funeral details for William Ris ing Baton Andrew Jontas Joseph Paston Grace Adams Clark Martya are amneman Thorton Fitzhugh Anna Flaherty and others. Services span Bri ay and Stratford locations with church and cemetery burials, timing ranging from morning to afternoon and burial at family discretion.
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William Jising Jaron
William Rising Baton
Hela
North Avenue
Briay Afiermnan
Tartsial
Derk
Tov H. 8. Brown
Oliver Congres Fational Church
Anke Jon
Andrew Jontas
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Joseph, Paston
Toseph Paston
Leskia Street
St Stephen's
Grace Adams Clark
Redding
The
Baptist Church
Boston
Union Cemetery
Aston
Martya
Amneman
Ore
Blratford
Los Angeles
Ner
Thorton Fitzhugh
Stratford Congregational Church
Pumnam Cemetery
Anns Flaherty
Anna, Flaherty
William Flaherty
Catherine W T Avenue
Goris
St. Michael's Cemetery
Greenwich Man Former Registrar Dies At Home
In October Greenwich, a prominent local figure Thomas B., longtime registrar, died at his home after a throat illness. Born in New York, he moved west, helped found a large hardware store in Parkchester, and served in the local business and fraternal communities. He is survived by his wife and three daughters with services planned at a local church.
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Greenwich
Greenwit
Thomas B
New York
Ian Cout
Back Municipal Garage Head For Town Clerk Post
Local government reports show Daniel F. Bours Ty for town clerk post. club members discuss vacancies caused by term endings and upcoming elections. Community group notes a transition plan as the Democratic party considers candidates and duties.
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Back Municipal
Daniel F. Bours
Klee
Umptiaas
Anatiers
Black Rock School Club Meets Today
The Black Rock School Club meets this afternoon at 3 o clock. Principal Miss Grace Liddle will supervise as students present items and assignments include a discussion on cooperation and reading projects at Seti greloek ang 2. inusien.
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Black Rock
Grace Liddle
Danbury Lad Dies After Bike Crash With Teacher
Eleven year old David Melean died in Danbury hospital after a bicycle collision with Danbury Public Schools instructor John Adams. Adams will face inquiry. funeral set for his grandparents' home. boy survived by half brother Raymond Melean.
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Danbury
Fidautielt
Presi
Ilany Adams
Dartes
Adaray
Coronel
John J. Phelan
Wis
Adams
Suttons
Cunera
John Finch
Sinty
Wheter
Rev. J. & Bassett
Riate
Tresidas
Raymond Melean
Adama
Jamey Cummings
Educators Study Charter Sections at First Meeting
Abrul members of the Aduca Voral committer of the Non sin Charter League met afternoon in the XY M C A with Seward P. Price, manager of the charter education campaign, to prepare material for succches and training speakers. The meeting was the first of 2 sessions of the educational committee on presenting the charter. A speaker will address the Han gasian Civic club Tuesday night and explain the new and old charter sections at upcoming YW A Marine meetings next week.
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Abrul
Aduca Voral
Nonsin Charter League
Seward P. Price
Charter Education Campaign
Maps Lomparing Jr
Mereling
Hangasian Civic Club
Marine
Sence T. Hull
Oxford Yale debate produces edge for negative team
In New Haven a heated Oxford Yale debate on the French government policy ended with the Oxford side edging Yale by a slim margin. Notable participants included SH Bll mor and J A Davengieri for Yale versus Axford OT and Walter Tharris for Oxford, with over 2000 attendees witnessing the close result.
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New Haven
Get
Efi
Berg
Halind
Alg
Tagnal
Oxferd
SH. Bllmor
J. A. Davengieri
Yale
Holiday Planned in Observance of America Discovery
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a holiday observance with references to universities, schools, and public events. It mentions various groups and a schedule of activities, including presumed lectures, performances, and a meeting. The text is unclear but centers on a community celebration and planned programs.
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OF America Discovery
Poor Claims Service In Ridgefield Highlighted
Fragmented notice reports dissatisfaction with claims service in Ridgefield. It cites unnamed officials and the York New Haven and broader road coverage, mentioning Reckshine division and Norfolk AR prices as context points.
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R. W. Yy
Haine Diele
Ites Weltten
Hsuelte
York
New Haven
Officials Attend M Quillan Funeral
Stratford Oct 19 Special Town officials and many relatives attended the funeral of Thomas Homer McQuillan former town assessor and Democrat leader. The Rev A O Connor celebrated Mass with Deacon W J Dugan assisting. Casket processional included pallbearers Thomas McKenna and others. Rev Joseph Ford officiated at graveside service in St Michaels cemetery.
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Stratford
Bandness Associaces
Thomas Ho Mequillan
Barning Avenue
James
A. O'Conner
Galenin
Dugan
Jon Mckenna
Anthony Metas
Ducal Venenr
Thomas
Charles Clark
Joseph Fard Read
St. Michiels
Two Robberies Kill Two Men and Stole $62,000 in New York
Gunduel during Columbus Avenue hold up ends with a robber killed and a second bandit killed later on West 57th Street after a bank cash delivery. A messenger, Alexander Oliker, dies from a jugular injury and the other thief Craner is shot in the temple. A chase ends with a getaway car. Winged by heavy fire, bandits escape as police search for the remaining suspects.
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New York
Columbus Avenue
Clerka
West Toth Carrect
Rothenbry
Lovad For & Bank
Alexander Oliker
Harry Cramer
Cramer
E Street
Ollker
David
Vogel
Guerrise trial delayed to December term in Bethel court
Demontea Cuerri, 41, of $5 Willman street Vanvurs, former bed-mate to Guerrise, remains jailed as investigators pursue a murder case. State's Attorney Garlick announced the trial will proceed at the December session. earlier plans to arraign for manslaughter were postponed.
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Cenife
Loui BeBiuse
Willman Street
Vanvurs
Bethel
Criminal Superior Court
Mar
Garlick
Guerrize Wold
Io Co
Caclick
Lenin
Cugerise
Emmty
Guerrise
Defiase
Gabre
Angela Comarda
Cuoyrise
Mr Poeting
Comarda
Liles
Burns Raised Quiet Fray At Village Club Meeting
At a town meeting the invited Burns spoke out of turn causing a disturbance. Officials including Mitatnger and Mrs Flilsinger noted Burns questioned Seward B. Price on a proposed charter as the Suhel commission discussed board matters.
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Burns
Newelty
Flechert
Prine
Lab
Flilsinger
Te Ospoke
Dready Buys Warner Estate on Milford River
Milford October 10 Special to the Telegram confirms a major real estate transfer. Charles J. Warker of West River Street sells the Warner property to Dr Carlton K. Heady of Milford for about 20900 dollars. The sale excludes recent structures and one Maine street lot, with improvements credited to former owner Warner.
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Milford
Charles J. Warker
West River Street
Carlton K. Fleady
William A. Rose
Mary A. Hepburn Sith
Warner
Maine
Wrener
Jsneth
Wenawany River
Harvey Minor
New York
Edwin M. Baldwin
Cherry Street
Tomlinson
Drdizeport
Crosby
Eyp, Smith
Smith
Wst
Baird Meehihe Company
Stratfardoe
Tate
Westport Court Gains $2093 From Hooch Toters
Special to the Telesanib reports Westport court collected 2093 in fines from unlawful alcohol sellers. The state police and their patrols boosted this revenue. with fewer patrols and campaigns later, fines may drop as town enforcement eases.
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Westport
Jily
Silimer
Westport and Bridgeport hold joint education and wedding notices
Deputy sheriff Magic J. Perry attends Criminal Court sessions as Bridgeport fixes a neighborhood bridge meeting to discuss needs. Mie Palma Cheppa and Lester Nuszaro plan a Rivershin Avenue Church of Assumption wedding. Officials note upcoming field day at local schools Hedford Greens Farms and Bridge Street with prizes for students and instructors Milton Harrington directing Stanley High activities.
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Westport
Qet
Magic J. Perry
Criminal Court
Common Pleas
Bridgeport
Grdge Port
Mie Palma Cheppa
Lester Nuszaro
Seusatuck
Church of Assumption
Rivershin Avenua
Carroyt
Nis
Nichols
Charles J. Quigley
Sheriff Nichols
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company
Hedford
Greens Farms
Bridge Street
Milton Harrington
Stanley High School
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