Labor federation shelves move to endorse Smith
At Detroit the American Federation of Labor caucus members voted to withhold action on endorsing Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York for the Democratic presidential nomination. The convention approved a report saying the country is not in a presidential campaign and Smith is an avowed candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Federation of Labor Convention
New York State
Feder Bion
Labor
Alfred B. Smith
New York
Smith
Empire
Cidena
Executive Council
Conn
Sacho d Vanvetti
Massausetts
Porto Rico
Max Hayes
Cleveland
International Typograft Union
Adlerika Claims Health Benefits After 16 Years
A vintage advertisement touts Adlerika as cleansing both upper and lower bowel to remove poisons. It claims relief from gas, bloating, nervousness, sleeplessness, and headaches, with daily bowel movement improved. Used widely, it cites Bridgeport and F J Ostrofsky as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ott
Adlerike
Bridgemort
F. J. Ostrofsky
Two Motor Patrols Replace Old Black Maria In City Police
The Board of Police Commissioners approved a new patrol wagon costing about 3600 set to join headquarters duties in days. Regular drivers Caulfield Joolan and Lynch will operate it while the old horse drawn Black Maria goes to Second Precinct for emergencies. The department now favors motorized patrols over the era of Dobbin, with faster trips and more efficiency.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Devery
William Caulfield
Dennis Joolan
Patrick Lynch
Precinet
Banks
Cannons Street
Dobbin
Ex Kaiser Hopes to Reenter German Throne, Prussian Aide Says
Berlin Oct 11 ex Kaiser aims to regain the throne and preside again over Germany according to a Prussian official who spoke to AP. The Diet debated the Hohenzollern indemnity with a $3.6 million payout and a 167000 acre estate plus a Homburg castle for Wilhelm and Princess Hermine, a provision seen as a personal gesture amid protests.
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Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
Hohenzollern
Diet
Hompurg
Hermine
Homburg
Wilhelm
Princess Hermine
House of Hohengollern
Dunphy elected as club president in First District
Edward L. Dunphy, recently deposed as Republican chairman in the First district, was unanimously elected president of the First District Republican Club at a special meeting last night. He succeeds George Ellsworth who resigned due to illness.
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Wilhelm
Hoepker-Ashoff
Edward L. Dunphy
Republican Club
George Ellsworth
Car stolen in Fairfield found abandoned in Larchmont
Walter Anderson of 499 Post Road Fairfield had his automobile stolen on Cannon Street Saturday night. It was recovered abandoned in Larchmont, N Y, and the owner notified. A sugar mill with a daily capacity of 3 255 000 pounds is planned for Turandjang district in Java.
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Walter Anderson
Post Road
Fairfield
Cannon Street
Larchmont
N. Y
Turandjang
Java
Davidson Will Speak at 6 P.M. Rally in Winsted
Hartford Oct 11 AP F Trubee Davison assistant Secretary of War for Aviation will speak at the Republican rally in Winsted Wednesday night replacing Colonel Theodore Roosevelt who is hospitalised with carbuncles Doctors forbid him to leave the hospital A statewide speakers list includes Litchfield Willimantic Waterbury Newtown and Willimantic rallies October 20 23 25 26 with Governor Trumbull Senator Merritt and Rep Magee among others.
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Hartford
F. Trubee Davison
New York
Aviation
Winsted
Heodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Litchfield County
Litchfield
Waterbury
Trumbull
Alice Pattison Merritt
Walter W. Magee
Syracuse
N. Y
Willimantic
William H. Blodgett
Lst
Newtown
Baptists Elect Officers At Mystic Meeting
Mystic October 11 AP The 45th annual conference of Baptist ministers of Connecticut opened at Union Baptist church Mystic with Rev George R Atha presiding. Officers elected include President Rev E B Dumial Norwich and Secretary Rev H E Scates Jewett City. Five minister deaths reported this year. A young peoples banquet and education society meeting featured addresses by Miss Hidna Amstotana and Rev Milton G Evans.
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Mystic
George R. Atha
Groton
Conference of
Baptist Ministers of Connecticut
Union Beptist Church
Baptist State Convention
W. N. Donovan
Newton Theological Institution
John B Pharr
New Haven
E. EB. Sundt
Willington
Co. J. Armatrong
Danielson
Ray. W. I. Cousing
Ansonia
Young People’s and Education Society
Hidna Amstotana
Milton G. Evans
Crozer Seminary
Bankers seek cotton crop cut plan in New Orleans
Federal Reserve officials at a Cotton Shippers conference said funds exist to back a plan that would assure bankers of a reduction in next year's cotton crop. The plan aims to market this year and finance the next, with a stipulation that 1927 production be reduced by one third if growers receive expected financial aid.
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New Orleans
Federal Reserve Bank
Cotton Shippers’ Association
President Coolidge Urges Voters Duty at Legion Meet
Philadelphia October 11 AP The American Legion opens its eighth annual convention with President Coolidge urging broad civic participation and clean elections Gov Pinchot warns against buying or stealing votes, stressing that liberty depends on a representative government. Delegates applaud the call to get out the vote as the exposition grounds host 2000 delegates and a 673,229 member legion amid patriotic pageantry.
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Philadelphia
United States
American Legion National
Cooldee
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Illinoia
Metcalf
Lawrence
Kansas
Legion
National Finance Committee
American Legion
the Legion
Seagui-Centennial Exposition
John R. McQuigg
Coolidge
Kendrick
Rank J. Hines
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Yves Picot
Jacques Turelle
Paria
Inscription Read After 13 Years of Study
Providence Oct 11 More than 13 years of intensive study led Prof Edmund B Delabarre of Brown University to decipher an eight word translation of the Taunton river inscription on Dight Rock. The meaning had eluded scholars for four centuries and the translation credits Miguel Cortereal a Portuguese explorer with the line By the Will of God Here I became leader of the Indians.
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Providence
R. IL
Edmund B. Delabarre
Brown University
Dighton Rock
Taunton River
Delabarre
Ita
Delabarre Nava
Miguel Mortereal
Miguel Cortereal
Portugal
Gagpar
Labrador
Newf Soundland
Store Burglary at Winter Snyder Wholesale House
The Winter Snyder magazine store and wholesale house at 4 Wall Street was entered on two consecutive nights. Thieves ransacked the premises and fled with six bag balls, 24 pocket knives and thousands of coupons. The items were used to prize magazines sold by boys.
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Winter Snyder
Wall Street
Rich silk fabrics offered at special prices
Silk taffeta and soft chiffon finishes headline a sale with rich black silks priced unusually. Reg prices range from $1.75 to $2.65 per yard. Romaine satin and crepe items also featured with sale figures and a Tuesday-ready promotion.
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AL Smith
Cd de
Samuel Torr
Aed
Castoria
Fletcher
Babe
Dunphy
Baptists
MEET
Atlantic
Society of Forty and Eight
Play Organization of the Legion
Cf the Forty and Eight
Snyder's Store
Murray Co
Airfield Ave
Silk
Messaline
Georgette
Tegis
Janday
Hswick
BRU
Landay
Landays
New York Bronx
Main Steert
Newark
Yonkers
MT. Vernon
Servich
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