Cunningham Faces District Chairmanship Drift in Local Meeting
At a Republican district meeting with about 66 present, 45 voted to appoint a committee to approach the town committee for Cunningham as district chairman. Elated by his record, Cunningham supporters urge considering a Cunningham majority, while opponents oppose retention. Sheriff Bailly chaired the session in the president’s absence as peacemakers were urged to unify the factions.
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Thomas I. Connor
Wiliam E. Seeley
Howard F. Smith
Clifford B. Wilson
Thomas J. Cunningham
John Crowley
Lewis West
Cunningham
Tesiny
Republican & Ticket
Sherif Reilly
Patrick O'Brien
Lavery Defends Brandegee Stand at Paradise Green
Albert B. Lavery addressed about 1000 Stratford Republicans at Paradise Green last night defending Senator Brandegee against child labor laws he labeled unconstitutional. He argued the proposed laws conflicted with state laws and quoted Brandegee’s opposition as a principle.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Frank B. Brandegee
Senate
Albert 8. Lavery
Paradise’ Green
Hartford Lady Praises CINOT Tonic as Godsend
Mrs. Arthur C. Russell of 15 Moore Street East Hartford reports CINOT improved her general rundown condition after months of fatigue and insomnia. She credits two bottles for restored health and urges others to seek information from the distributor and local drug stores across Connecticut.
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Arthur C. Russell
Moore
St. East Hartford
Arthur CG. Russell
Russell
Hmariford
Ryan
Russel Gaysi
CINOT
Hartigan's Drug
Wairfield Avenue
Main
Congress
Stratford
Wm. St. John
Fairfield
Randall's Pharmacy
Stamford
Wm. Jones Drug Co
Milford
J.J. Howes
Derby
Paul Mester
Ansonia
S. W .Smith
Southport
Luin B. Switzer
Torrington
Mallett & “Huke
Winsted
G. L. Fancheman
Park Pharmacy
Waterbury
Harriott Drug
Danbury
H. BE. Northrop
Shelton
Mahoney's Gor
United States of Russia Is Planned And Continued
The article discusses a proposed United States of Russia and forceful aims to control former Russian empire, noting international support and a failing recognition of Kerensky officials in China. It highlights Baron Wrangel as conservative leader and Petlura of Ukraine as rival, with Petlura preferring regional leadership.
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United States
Russia
Met
Aled
Pekin
China
Kudacher
Kerensky
Baron Wrangel
Czpr
Kolshas
Wrangel
Petlura
Ukraine
Bridgeport Freshman Football Rescheduled to 2:30 PM
Bridgeport High School will play NYU freshmen at Newfield Park this afternoon starting at 2 30 instead of 3 30 as announced yesterday.
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Bridgeport High School
New York University
Newfield Park
Early Wheeling Tales Featured at Fairfield County Fair
A feature story titled Ask Dal-He Knows explores the early days of Wheeling in Fairfield County. The piece indicates it will appear in the Sunday Post next weekend, urging readers not to miss the story and to order the paper now.
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Dal
Wheeling
Fairfield County
Sunday Post
City to Celebrate Hallowe'en Night
City officials unveil plans for a municipal mardi gras style Halloween celebration. Superintendent P V Gahan notes marching route undecided while bands sign on, adding noise makers and decorative pumpkins lanterns and corn stalks. Prizes will reward standout costumes and groups with committee meetings scheduled at the Chamber of Commerce.
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P. V. Gahan
Board of Recreation
Gahan
Chamber of Commerce
Harding Attacks Wilson for Trade and Mexican Policies
Senator Izarding assails Democratic foreign policy in Kentucky and Tennessee, denouncing secret diplomacy and the Wilson administration’s Mexico policy. He calls for reorganizing state and commerce departments, a noninterference approach to Mexico, and a limited role for Article 10 in world affairs. He urges a new foreign policy to boost trade and peace while criticizing the diplomatic service.
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Louisville
Mexico
League
Versailles
Izarding
America
Republican Party
State Department
Somerset
Oath Day Reaches Surge in Elector Additions
A surge in new electors was recorded as 4 331 joined the voting list after a session of the board of selectmen. Of these, 383 were men and 3 948 women. The day’s peak turnout hit 2 169, with four days remaining to register. Women needed husbands naturalization papers to vote. several left to fetch them before being sworn in.
Obituary notices for Daley Thelin Detotte and Angers Thelin
Obituary notices list Leslie William Daley who died at home of his parents on Butler Street after a long illness. Survived by two brothers and former Lake Torpedo Boat Co. employee, with funeral details from his parents and St Peters Catholic church. Additional notices cover Angers Thelin and Matilda Detotte with burial plans at Mountain Grove Cemetery and local church services. Also mentions other survivors and funeral arrangements in Bridgeport and Beechwood Avenue areas. Funeral details include Swedish M E Church on Beechwood Avenue and Mountaind Grove Cemetery interments. Also notes wrestling event announcement at Penn State with over 200 applicants for tryouts.
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Leslie William Daley
Hugh Peley
Butler Street
Terday
Edward
Walser
The
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Crashe A. C
West End
St. Peters Catholic
Farny
St. Michael's Cemetery
Adolph Breeckheimer
Adolph Brschhermer
Barnum Avenue
August D. Baker
Aerman G Wiemer
German Reeform Church
Union
New Jersey
Catherine
Adolph Jr
Eugene
Oscar
Frederick
Carl
Anders Thelin
Angers Thelin
Hanover Street
M. E
Beechwood Avenue
Mountain Grove Semerary
Matilda Detotte
Bridgeport Hospital
Mulling, Scott and Redgate
Golden Mill Street
Wee
West Avenue
William A. Thelin
O. Lindberg
Buffalo
M. E. Caures
Mountaliny Grove Cemetery
Weather outlook for New England through Saturday night
The weather remains generally fair with little temperature change expected into Saturday night. Forecast issued for Bridgeport area based on Almanac calculations, noting daylight saving time adjustments.
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New England
City Hall Raided and Irish Disorder Across Cities
Fragmented wartime telegrams describe a raid on Cork City Hall amid private fund losses of 82 pounds sterling. Separate dispatches report rioting in Belfast with soldiers deployed, Londonderry patrolled by armored car after nocturnal clashes, and an ambush on a Phibsborough bank car in Dublin leaving a civilian dead and a soldier wounded.
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Londonderry
Dublin
O'Cloek
Phibsborough Bank
MacSwiney Enters Sixty First Day of Fast
Sionson Oct 14 The Irish self determination league reports on Lord Mayor MacSwiney's condition in Brixton prison. They deny American press claims that an eighty day fast is impossible and say he is receiving nourishment of some kind though officials refuse to predict when he may end the fast, warning he could die at any moment.
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Sonsion
Irish Self-Determination League
Afayor
MacSwiney
Brixton Pason
Notable Care At Bedside Amid Uncertain Condition
The report notes ongoing nursing and family attention as MacSwiney receives care at the bedside. Agu continues her routine three nightly visits, maintaining presence beside her husband in a period of fragile health.
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Dba MacSwiney
New Provident Hotel Opens for Colored Guests
The first hotel in the state for colored people was formally opened at 453 Broad Street with a reception and dinner. Lucius B. Jordan serves as president, and the event included varsity class attendees and local newspaper men.
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New Provident Hotel
Broad Street
Lucius B. Jordan
Negro Leader Denounces Lynching in Madison Street Speech
William H. Lewin, a Negro lawyer from Neyton, condemned racial injustice in a Madison street address under Republican auspices. He argued a party cannot preach justice abroad while permitting lynching, segregation, and disenfranchisement at home, urging equal rights and an end to racial oppression.
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Wiliam Ht. Lewin
Neyton
Hadeshall
Madison Street
Lewis
Democratic Party
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