Germany Gripped by Food Riots and Red Alliance Turn
Berlin reports food riots spreading across Germany as prices soar and the mark collapses. Looting in Solingen and Cologne. Berlin food wagons plundered. peasants resist selling to cities for devalued marks. Aid from American relief scarce. calls for national help grow. Eleven killed, thirty five wounded as unrest continues in British occupied Solingen.
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Berlin
Germany
Solingen
Tamora
Rhineland
Cologne
Leipale
Wieghoden
Aben
Dusseldorf
Solin
Grafrath
Hoecht
Council to cut farm license fee for Plaza market
The Common Council will be asked to reduce the farm license fee from 350 to 50 dollars for selling produce at the Plaza market. Mayor Atwater is asked by the Farm Producers' Association to modify the order, claiming the current fee is excessive and hurts growers.
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Common Council
Fred Atwater
Farm Producers‘ Association
Market Place
State Market Observer
Commission
Jnzeniuen
Five Bridgeport Men Linked to Leslie Shooting Mystery
Greenwich reports a complex probe into the fatal Leslie shooting at Sound Beach, naming Bridgeport men as involved and hinting at a rival, a New York financier, and three hired gunmen. Maas, vice president of Maas and Waldstein Chemical, remains in serious condition in Stamford hospital as investigators gather notes, car records, and witness statements.
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Greenwich
Milton A. Maas
A Chemical Corporation
Asbury Park
N. J
Sound Beach
Ida M. Leslie
Maus
Stamford
Leslie
New York
Mra. Leslie
Bridgeport
Mags
Mrs. Leslie
Goodhouse
Lexile
Maas
Lestie
Ade
Boston
Robert B- Sproule
Winthrop
Maes
Sproule
Stamford Hospital
George Sherrill
Broadway
New York City
Maas and Wald~stein Chemical Company
Mais
Sirs
Weglie
Mann
South Beach
Welghelt’s
Roadnough
Mans
Lesle
Leal
Sound Bea
Tthem
Teste
Wilhelmina Slobe
Damew F. Walsh
Rreenwich
Wim
Ren
Oris
Leslie Fray
Nism
Greetovich
Lewite
Poksension
Wien
Lowe
Rider Breaks Arm and Leg in Big Steeplechase
Greenwich October 12 Special to the Telegram reports Gerald Foster Jr riding Jumping Powder was thrown in a cross country steeplechase before 10 000 spectators suffering a broken arm leg collarbone and multiple cuts and bruises. He was taken to Charles Arthur More’s home then to Greenwich hospital. Viceroy driven by Fred N. Bontevou of Greenwich won the first race.
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Greenwich
Gerald Foster, Jr
Charles Arthur More
Viceroy
Fred XN
Bontevou
Lia
Shenandoah to Dedicate Field at New Jersey College
Shenandoah will fly from Lakehurst to New Brunswick for the dedication of Antilles Athletic Field at New Jersey College for Women. Flowers will be dropped in memory of 67 crew members who died when the dirigible Shenandoah crashed in October 1917. Rear Admiral Charles B. Plunkett will present the field on behalf of Secretary Denoy.
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New Brunswick
N. Jo
Shenandoah
Lakehurat Air Station
New Jersey College For Women
Antilles Athletic Feld
Aunk
Charles B. Plunkett
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Aenoal
Denoy
Pastor Attacked After Columbus Discovery Debate
Rev Charles A Quigley pastor of Summerside M E Church was attacked at the high school by Prof Cordiferro of New York after a Columbus Day parade. The clash followed Quigley’s claim that Christopher Columbus did not discover America while urging a $2 004 payment he called a “repeated profits” ploy. Continuous on Page Two.
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Charles A.quigley
Summersiea M. E. Chtrch
Chrisstopher Columbus
America
Cordiferro
New York
Columbus Jay
Quigley
Casey the Immortal Stengel sinks Giants with homer
Casey Stengel nicknamed Casey the Immortal uncorked a decisive home run in a 2 to 0 victory over the New York Giants. The World Series drew record crowds and receipts, with massive paid attendance and gate totals cited as a milestone in baseball history.
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New York
Associated Press
Casey Stengel
Casey the Immortal
New York Giants
Yankees
Local News Roundup Mixed With Debates and Accidents
The item blends political primary results showing a candidate edge and delegate shifts with reports of crashes, hospital concerns, thefts, and a wave of domestic and state affairs. Notable items include a narrow primary victory, shifts in convention delegates, a hospital rumpus, a bridge incident, and references to governors, Dry Law enforcement, and labor matters.
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Hona
Coalidge
Mry
Coolidge
Merceraburg
Pray
Trieyton
Mea
Defen
Denrage
Celimany Irvington Ringer
Dean Vaijean
Bingkemaien
Nis Beure
Germany
Ripta
Rudy Agave
Thuringhy
Sixony
Ally Mail Trust
Hilly Seresta
Austins Sports
Walton Removes Two Officials From State Jobs
Walton ousts Aldridge Blake and Dr B T Bynum from state roles in Oklahoma City. Governors explanation cites Bynum’s unsatisfactory administration. Blake’s resignation stems from policy rifts over action against the Ku Klux Klan. Orders issued after talks with aides, pending successor decisions.
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Walton
Oklaboma City
Okla
Associated’ Press
aAlsindre Blake
Aind
B. T. Bynum
J. C. Walton
Bynum
Blake
Ku Klux Klin
Bitenta
Dr. Bynum
Tr. Bynum
State of
Ollahoma
Hughest
Blewed
Aldridge Blake
A P Bradstreet Dean of Conn Bar Dies
Albert P. Bradstreet longtime Connecticut lawyer and Waterbury judge and defender died at home at 77 after a brief illness. Yale graduate, former state legislator and judiciary committee chair, he served as senior counsel in numerous cases and often delivered closing pleas to juries.
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Thomaston
Albert P. Bradstreet
Connecticut
District Court of
Wathbury
Bradstrest
Yale Gallege
General Assembly
Wintrlet
Waterbury
Dn Avyern
Nia
Drudstreet
Woman overcome by gas critically ill in Centennial era home
A White cleaning woman at her Mastwdek avenue home was overcome by gas mid afternoon. Found unconscious on the kitchen floor by a family member, she was rushed to St. Vincent Hospital. Ambulance surgeon Levinson treated her with restoratives. doctors remained hopeful despite her advanced age.
Popular Victory Gained by Atwater Despite Machine
Democratic nominees for aldermen across districts are listed with gaps and scrawled names. The page shows William Clifford in Second District and Daniel J. Kenney with Stephen Wargo in unspecified places, followed by a string of names including Walter J. Harriett, William J. Mooney, William E. Hogan, Bernard B. Brady, Thomas P. Doherty, John L. Rowe, David A. Cronin, Joh J. Barton, and Robert Noonan in various districts. The typography is damaged and some names are partially legible.
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Atwater
Willian Clifford
Daniel J. Kenney Veeee
Stephen Wargo
Walter J. Harriett
William J. Mooney
William E. Hogan
Bernard B. Brady
Thomas P. Doherty
John L. Rowe
David A. Cronin
Joh J. Barton
Robert Noonan
New G O P Forces Sure Of Clear Majority in Nominating Convention
Bridgeport Republicans unite for Monday city convention after a primaries victory over the old organization. New group claims nine districts aligned, with delegates in all but three districts. They push for Senator Wilder for chairman, while aiming to demonstrate solid control at the caucus in the High School and Stratifield meeting sites.
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G.O.P
Albert W. Burdick
Wilder
Bridgeport
Republican Party
Nursday
Stratfield
J. Alexx H. Robinson
Rearrested for Burglary On Release from Prison
George DeVon, 26, released yesterday from Wethersfield State Prison after a three year sentence, was re arrested and brought to Bridgeport for burglary trial. He confessed to robbing Mrs. C. J. Clerck at 28 Tweeter Street of 1200 in value including jewelry. He previously escaped from New Jersey State Prison in 1920 by crossing the Coles River with gunfire. He seeks custody in New Jersey and vows to reform, aided by reading and correspondence courses during his term. He carries books including Synonyms and Antonyms and The Holy Scriptures as he leaves the state prison.
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Wethersfield
Sun
Lev
Gilas George DeVon
Gridgeport
Mra. C
New Jersey
Mareey
China
Clevelad
Macey
Jon
Bridgeport
Spa
Neve Jerdey
Ohio
Sinat
Marley
California
Conmcoth
Marty
Marty Bengsht
Ahm Arave
Toe
Mehrow
Jar
Mariy O
New Jars
Atwater Backed by Majority in City Primaries
Mayor Fred Atwater led in most districts amid a bitter fight with a well oiled organization faction. Atwater carried five districts with larger margins, while the Seventh district yielded the lone loss for his ticket. The Ninth district gave him a strong win of about 324 to - the organization claimed its widest gap in the primary. The Thirteenth and First districts also produced notable Atwater majorities as the party caucus shapes the city convention.
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Yankee Stadium
Stengel
Apt Behr
Southpaw
Star
Giants
Sam’ Jones
Yankees
Rer
Rave
Mme|sraw
Fred Atwater
Atwater
Caat
Organsization
Rity
Yal J
Elehth
Armstrong Engaged to Walter Rubsamen in New York Event
Miss Lorraine Li Armstrong daughter of Mrs Charley H Armstrong of Brooknwh avenue was engaged to Walter H Rubsamen of New York City. The news emerged at a bridge party and tea at the Armstrong home yesterday honoring guests from Troy and Michigan. A birthday cake marked the occasion and a miniature chest carried the engagement rings. Mrs Armstrong’s daughter is Emma Willard School alumna and active in Bridgeport's Junior League. The engagement to Mr Rubsamen follows prior announcement of her engagement to George Barker.
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Betrayhal
Missy
Lorraine Li Armstrong
Charley
H. Armstrong
Walter H. Rubsallen
New York City
Army Strong
Armstrong
Erwin Sraith
Alban
Helen Brace
Michigan
Heatess
Emma Willard School
Troy
Ny Y
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Park City
Charles A. Quigley
McGraw
Nehf
Jones
Loraine Armatrong
Rubesmen
Yellow Mill Bridge
Milford
Ibi
Mulrityel
Tuyor Atweier
Ali Fm
Bisex
Pragent Aluermen Hugene
J. Kelly
Lof Wind Wistriet
Alfred HE. Venera
Thomas J. Contely
Twentte
Ly Taupport Anenten
Columbus
Jay Soneting
Atcleks Revhares
A. Quigley
Guluybus
G. O. Po
Wilton
Westport
Danbury
Pravteloy
Messi Thowaston
Pation
Willen
Ghegts
Surius
Neal
5 Jones
Homer
Urban
White Sox
Cubs
Chicago
Army-Notre Dine
Cals
Mus
A. P. Bradstreet
Conn
BAR
Lear
Frank L. Wilder
Lin
New Organization
Wilbert J. Sanford
Majornity
Digericts
New Kind
Frederic A. Bartlett
Sam Martey
George DeVoe
Cornell
Cartry
HSS Armstrong
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