Havens Retained on School Board Cabell Chosen for Senate Seat
The article reports Miner Havens being renominated for the Board of Education by Republicans after mobilization by teachers and citizens, with Mrs Josephine Emmons and Mrs Mary Lynch supporting the ticket. It notes Clifford J. Cabell selected for the General Assembly and Sanford Stoddard nominated by Democrats for the school board, amid party conventions at Stratfield hotel and Central High school.
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HH Havens
Board of Education
Adera
Hasens
Argus H. Mar Kenale Tiest
Wif Uatiich
Rivens Tesiles
Mary 1
Lynch
Wighth
Sehont
Chilren
Nominaaly Ha
Jo Stone
Stratfield
Democrata
Central High School
Colonel Havens
Josephine Em
Ninta
Clifford J. Buckley
Sanford Stodlart
Polos
Republians
George N Pistelstone
Buve
Theodore Fo Siether
Cuphels
Attorney Ebert
Bull Tsent
Witham
Joseph Cubelh
Pratt Osborne Owas
Ferme Videonan Wrelam
JD Uoetan
Havens
Cabell
Scether
Alolf Lederer
Withdres
Thomas ‘ Blinn
Coe
Board of Appeals
Hehl Party
Thane H
Dad
Anne
Tsens
Nat Fren
Tomuel Lowermin
Mra Voarmon
Novie
Utecinton Cirties
Billoon
Alfred
Marduk
Hay Port
Peete Grange
Democrats Fail to Select Full Ticket at Session
Bridgeport Democrats at a city convention at Antral High School failed to finalize a complete ticket. William B. Flanagan, new town chairman, forecast closer party ties. John A. Cornell urged Smith as a future presidential candidate. Buckley and Mrs. Stoddard were nominated for the school board. ballot handled by secretary Jane Flanagan. Additional nominees for alderman and selectmen were named, with several positions left unsettled as the meeting continued.
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Bridgeport
William B. Flanagan
Antral High School
Flanagan
John A. Cornell
al Smith
Cornell
Archibald McNeil
McNeil
Sterling
Board of Education
Clifford J. Buckley
Sanford Stoddard
Buckley
Oby
D. Fairehird Wheeler
Stoddard
Joseph J. Devine
Jane Flanagan
Yeas
Michael J. Lucas
George Smith
Lucas
Mr. Devine
James J. Small
Walter Hartnett
Mith
James P. Neill
Samuel Soreneen
Caucuses Across Fairfield County Produce Surprises
Republican caucuses last night in Fairfield county and nearby towns yielded surprise results. Stamford’s Lincoln club clashed with the Kenealy bloc as Julia Emery and another candidate were nominated. Trumbull displaced Edward Nothnagle in a contest for recognition, nominating Arthur Hull. Milford backed Clark over Lattig and Lalley after an informal ballot showed Clark ahead. In Fairfield Stratfield efforts failed to unseat Pickett, Lavery and Pickett renominated. Abner Michal urged opposition to his name in New Fairfield amid fish and game rebellion echoes.
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Fairfield County
Connecticut
Stamford
Trumbull
Milford
Matthew H. Kenealy
Lincoln Republican Club
Julia B Emery
Edward Organization
Webster C Givens
Warren T. Taylor
Long HH
Nichols
Edward Nothnagle
Arthur J. Hull
Lang Hill
Hull
Abeut O. Hull
Bridge Port
Mitford
Frederick M. Clark
Adam Lattig
Christopher Lalley
Clark
Fairfield
Stratfield
B. W
Pickett
Albert K. Lavery
Mr. Pickett
Abner W. Michal
New Fairteld
Setio
12 New Teachers Named by Board
The Board of Education appointed twelve new teachers yesterday on the superintendent's recommendation. Reed accepted resignations of two staff, granted leaves of absence for two others, and noted a high placement rate from the City Normal School class of 1926. One new hire, Hannah Splaver of 146 Hamilton Street, a Bridgeport Normal School graduate, will join Madison School in September.
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A. Buzgen
Board of Education
Arrost Reed
City Normal School
Reed
Us Falions
Hannah Splaver
Hamilton Street
Bridgeport Norman School
Madison
William P. Daly II
Hudson
Peaches Reveals Strain in Browning Marriage in Interview
Frances "Peaches" Brown ing, wife of Edward W. Browning, discusses marital strain and alleged infidelity, saying she loved him yet felt compelled to leave due to his actions. She faults Browning for prioritizing others and hints at family tensions as she recounts their troubled relationship and her mother’s involvement.
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Altough Frances
Peaches” Browning
Edward W. Browning
Cinderella
Mig
Browning
Elsa
Mr. Browning
Kew Gardens Inn
Miother
Girl May Get Post as Legion Officer on National
Philadelphia October 11 AP reports Miss Alice Gray of North Carolina a dark-haired nursing veteran candidate for national vice commander of the American Legion. She is said to be the first woman to aspire to a major Legion office. Gray served eight months in base hospital No 69 in France and later worked in Legion child welfare. She is daughter of a Winston-Salem physician and has held several Legion roles.
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Philadelphia
North Carolina
Alice Gray
American Legion
Gray
Legion
France
The
Winston-Salem
Clyde Bolling
Natingil
North Carolta
Defense 10 Wage Hall Mills Case Defense Haste by Prosecution
Defense for four Hall Mills suspects in Somerville New Jersey denounces the prosecution as an inquisition and seeks a fair trial. The group accuses Special Prosecutor Shapiro of orchestrating sensational daily charges to sway public opinion and attack defense witnesses and jurors. The statement calls for adherence to evidentiary rules and criticizes the press coverage and manipulation of testimony.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Proasecu- Shnpson
Rbert H. McCarter
State Senate
Clarence FE
Case Russello Walton
Timothy N. Pfeifrer
County of Somerset
Shiapson Eburses Nurder
Fragmented notes on elections and events across pages
The text outlines political nominations at a Republican convention and various education and local governance items. It references candidates Li Tek Pinkleston and Sten grenchanted, social and economic topics, and mentions education, wages, and county level affairs with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blidgcport Thurenk
Li Tek
Pinkleston
Sten
Copper Interests Formed in Combine Aims at Price Stabilization
A tentative report states American copper producers formed a combine to stabilize domestic prices and curb harmful speculation in foreign markets. The group, backed by major firms including Anaconda Copper, seeks federal approval and plans to improve export controls while coordinating with the Webb committee on trade matters.
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Yoo Omniston
Fread Trade Commission
Tnt
San Best
Wetalion
Rouay
Webb Lomn Pene Oaeb
Fedthey
al Ye Anaconda Opper Company
Harvard Student Tennis Player Dies on College Courts
Cambridge misus Oct 11 Monroe Ko Nichols of Ancover, a Harvard student, died after collapsing on the college tennis courts. Medical examiners cited heart failure as the likely cause. investigation noted no external trauma. Nichols, nineteen, was an alumnus of Anclover Academy class of 1925.
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Cambridge
Misus
Monroe Ko Nichols
Ancover
Dhikiev
Medicaliae
Tor Qadloe
Nichols
Dare
Baile
Nichole Math
Meath
Bas Chane Sullover
Kenneth Niehuis
Dennis Roarts
Gunmen ambush near Holy Name amid Chicago gang feud
Five people were shot in a mass assault in front of Holy Name Cathedral near the Eucharistic Congress site. Earl Weiss and Taddy Murray were killed, two others wounded, and W O'Brien, a former assistant state's attorney, was shot fatally in the abdomen. A machine gun was later found in a nearby alley.
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Chicago
O'Brien
Atute
Holy Nave
Dion O'Bannon
Tao
Cardinal Mundelein
Earl “Fynnie'' Weiss
O'Bannion
Taddy Murray
William Murray
Big Tim Murphy
Leivenworth Penitentiary
Queen Marie Sets Sail for America From Paris Arrival
Queen Marie of Bowman and her party hurried through last minute preparations in Paris as they head to Cherbourg to embark for the United States. Delegations from France and the United States will greet her aboard the Leviathan with Rear Admiral Weles and Captain Hart-Tex to oversee formalities before the voyage proceeds.
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Bari
Bowman
United States
New World
Hite
Dee
Mir
Mann
Verilla
Queen Milde
Grand Pues Cyetl
Princss Heghiee
Wisbeidt
Parss
Mary
Canmere
Cherbourg
Roger Weles
Destrope
Speer
Leviathan
Hart- Tex
Vosal
Deadlocked Daugherty Miller jury discharged by judge
Indianapolis report says a grand jury will hear former Klansman Stephen Stephenson and corruption charges linked to Thomas H Adams publisher of Vincennes Commercial. The trial of Daugherty and Miller ended in a hung jury after lengthy deliberations, with jurors unable to reach a verdict on either defendant.
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Daugherty-Miller
Indianapolis
Kenson
Republican Party
Indiana
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Ind
James A. Collins
Colling
Michigan City
Stephenson
Arthur E. Giffom
Collins
Adame
Adama
Saklina
Ishes
Miller
New York
Harry Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Warren C. Harding
Federal Building
Daugherty
Beat Servicea
American Metal Company
Mack
Alfred Weill
Marhal
Heng
Murray
White
Vetran
Daucherty
Alge
Muller
United States
Buckner
Frmer
John Y King
Hitteeman
Connecticut
Richard Meton
King
Klug
Daugherty and Miller
Jean W. Smith
Midland National Bank of Washington Courthore
Mal Daugherty
Wrial
Diugherts
Death car driver under arrest in fatal crash
William Pekar of 149 Asylum Street faces manslaughter charges after a crash last August near Nuchois killed five youths. He was held on $2000 bond, arraignment planned in Trumbull. Pekar and another passenger were hospitalized weeks. families sue Raw Rental Services for damages in Superior Court.
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William Pekar
Asylum Street
Nuchois
Wiliam FE Ail
Trumbull
Pekar
Superior Court
Pekor
Valentino's Will Contested by Kin
In Los Angeles on an October day, Albert and Marie Gugiend, siblings of Readelph Valentine, filed to contest the will. Their attorneys announced plans to seek removal and the appointment of George Iman, Valentino's former business manager, as executor was under consideration in court.
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Los Anceles
Readelph
Valentine
Albert
Marie Gugiend
Fileheik
George Iman
Valentino
Sule
Wills Sharkey Fight Broadcast Tonight on WINY radio
The heavyweight bout between Marty Wilks of New York and Jack Sharkey of Boston will be broadcast tonight by WINY. Preliminary exhibitions precede the main event. coverage is set for the evening with direct radio play by play.
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George Isle
Leone
Wiel Weinadlag Iwetlae
Boltene Lins
Whallug Tage Sivan Cohumbin
Sarink
Marty Wilks
New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Lichets Pieldbrook
WINY
Hth Pom
Alan Wit le
Danbury Hat to Be Presented To Dawes in Philadelphia Today
General Chaelis Dawes will receive a Danbury hat in Philadelphia during the American Legion convention week. The hat, made by the BT Lee company, honors ex-service men and families in Danbury. The delegation, accompanied by the Danbury school band, will march and display a city booth raising funds for expenses and promoting local industry and innovation.
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Dawes
Philadelphia
Danbury
Chaelis Dawes
United States
Phomene Legon
American Legion
Dinbury
BT Lee Company
Dantury
Nua
Phibalsyphi
Mitty
Nerade Ag
Post
Dan- Wary
Etty
Thay
Phillphia
Agilons
Nevensary
Philrasphia
Deturn
Wy Hylding
Legionaires WL
Hanels
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Francis Cook
John J. Ohla
Harlan Isaac
Arthur Weiss
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A. J. Hull
Lincoln Club
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Peaches
Browni
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American Legion Convention
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Chong
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Smith
Paget
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Geo
Hindle
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Queen Marie
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