Newton D. Baker urges world court at Norwalk rally
Newton D. Baker former Secretary of War addressed 700 at a Democratic rally in Palace Theatre Norwalk urging entry into the world court and praising peace. He contrasted party platforms and criticized President Coolidge’s Congress cooperation, urging Democrats to act in four years.
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Swedish cabinet resigns after election setback
The Swedish cabinet led by Premier Ernest Trygger resigned today after an election that reduced conservative strength. The king asked ministers to stay on briefly. The setback followed defense bill defeats and Socialists gaining five seats, though lacking a majority, leaving potential new leadership uncertain.
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Senator Brandegee Death Outlined By Friends
Washington dispatch reports Senator Frank Brandegee of Connecticut took his life amid worries over real estate losses and health. Found in his 1700 I Street residence, he had lived as a recluse after distancing from Coolidge era politics. Friends say loneliness and aging contributed to the act. autopsy noted death by inhaling illuminating gas.
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Death of Senator Brandegee Mourns Connecticut Leaders
Hartford reports tributes from New York and Des Moines as Senator Frank Brandegee of Connecticut dies in Washington. Colleagues note his keen mind and long service, with statements from La Follette and Roraback praising his intellect, leadership, and personal loss to the nation.
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Brandegee Yale Oarsman Led State and Nation
Frank B. Brandegee born July 8, 1864 in New London rose from Yale LL.B. 1885 to Connecticut bar. He served as speaker of the Connecticut House, won a seat in Congress, then became U.S. Senator in 1904 shaping Republican politics and the League of Nations debate. He was a forceful orator and longtime Connecticut political figure.
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Special Elect in Fourth District and Connecticut Senate Outlook
A discussion outlines a possible special election in Connecticut's Fourth District covering Fairfield County if Merritt is nominated and elected senator. Homer Cummings is favored for the Republican side unless he declines. Gov Templeton could be urged to schedule the election to avoid clashing with the national election. The piece notes two Connecticut senators are expected in important December sessions.
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