Behrens Heads Republican Ticket In City Caucus
The party settled on Behrens as mayoral candidate after Judge Bartlett withdrew amid a factional struggle at the Stratfield caucus. William Chew elected town chairman, Bridget Lester named vice chair, and Alfred Burdick chosen for city clerk. Behrens pledged to restore public confidence as the party moves forward under a reorganized leadership.
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Frederic Bartlett
Bartlett
King Organization
Fee Organization
Stratfield
Willan J. Buckley
William Chew
Bartlete
Hiss
King
Sanford
Behrens
Stratfield Sun
Ney Alty
Alfred , W. Burdick
J. Alex. H. Robinson
Bridget A. Lester
Ela G. Meek
Chew
Robinson
William BE
Primrose
Republican Party
Wilber J. Sanford
Mr. Primrose
W&3
Samuel Reich
Wiebert J. Sanford
Relet
DeLaney
Frederick Willams Behrens
A. L. DeLay
DeLamey
Agetstall
Mise
Paul P'Elia
Wiliam Chey
Luluoping
A. J. Norther
Ghew
George WH. Whitney
John ¥. Caldwell
Sveriff
Carl Posted
John F. Marton Delegata
Anton
Alstrigt
Mortis M. Nochelser
Frederck Walker
Daniel D'Etia
Seletin
Michael Kiskoani
Honard I. Moody
Julius Gottbauld
Charles
Crosby
Northey
Frank L. Wilder
A. L. Delaney
Livgon
Wilder
Tlat
Sear
Havens
Elmner H. Havens
Mar Johnson
Wi Moun
James J. Stone
Janes Ballantyne
Alfred W. Burdick
Desgate Hall
Wotioy
Bridget A. Levtey
Carolne Carligk
Rlnithanion
Anks
Muyor
Edelman
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Carl Foster
A. J. DeLaney
Frank Squires
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Connors Path To Bridgeport Postmaster Nomination
The Bridgeport postmaster selection moves as Allard Burk and Arthur Connor support shifts. A Republican city convention endorsed Burdick with Connor backing new district chairs likely to back Connor. Connor ranks second among three Service Commission approved candidates behind Green. Civil Service plans a new candidate probe, while Congressman Merritt backs the lawn committee’s endorsed candidate.
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Allard W. Burek
Cnalemsare
Arthur I. Connor
Bridgeport
Burdick
Conner
The
Service Commission
Charles ¥. Green
Frederick J. Welstine
Civil Service Commission
Schuyler Merritt
Stokes Witnesses Deny Testimony
The article recounts a chaotic court room scene as witnesses challenge testimony about Mrs. Stokes. A Denver birth is noted, with witnesses describing appearances and interactions in a Wallace apartment. Testimony includes a negress worker who claimed to have seen Mrs. Stokes in bed and details of dress and actions while delivering meals.
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Stokes
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Lloyd-George urges U S role to forge lasting peace
David Lloyd-George, former British prime minister, told a Minneapolis luncheon that U S influence is essential for European peace. He urged Americans not to forget war sacrifices and praised the country’s moral power. The event drew governors, senators, and officials, with tribal leaders elevating him to honorary Sioux status.
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Minn
Associated Press
United States
Europe
David Lloyd-Geeree
Great Britain
Uberty
America
St. Imer
Min- Paul
American Northwest
Teaheon
A A. O. Prous
Minnesota
Th. A. Nestor
North Dakota
Frans B. Kellocs
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U. S
JK. Newton
Min
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St. Paul
Waiters
Lloyd- George
South Dakota
Stamford Youth 1 Smothered in Sand Pile Tragedy
Special to iene tele: A Stamford youth was found smothered in a large sand pile at the Nelatty heap loamht near the Thon 17 reservoir under construction. The watchman spotted feet in sand at 8:30 pm and one body was pulled out. the victim died and was taken to the local morgue after medical exam.
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Thon
Tyce
Mohan
bHloney Star Ince
Wark
Alwar
Alu
Medlicel
Esaninaet
Organization backs water group at three hour meeting
A chaotic three hour meeting of a chamber of commerce faction ended with delegates agreeing to unite and renominate Waters. The organization will control the convention and slate, aiming to place a ticket satisfactory to them, with few changes expected to the supporting lineup. Few concrete names were clearly identified amid accusations of a concerted effort and internal power plays.
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Chamber of Commerce
McNell
Morris
Martin Laulers
Hawley Family Forms Incorporation Papers
The Hawley family filed incorporation papers to form a nonprofit aimed at preserving family memory, recording Hawley history, and promoting sociability among members within the community and county. The association plans meetings and events to further the goals stated in its charter.
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Hassjey Matty
Errand Boys Grow Up Figures From London Study
A readable fragment reports figures from a London study on boys and errand work. It notes percentages entering various programs and states a belief about stalled situations, with uncertain details and typographical errors.
Youth Admits Purse Theft On October 3
A disorderly report details a youth admitting theft of a purse on October 3. The account notes a missing purse worth $24 from Mrs Bankey at 119 Sims Street and mentions a store break in, a stolen key, and other minor property losses. Authorities report an automobile fire in Easton injuring no one.
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Ron Reigh
Mighael
Toostel
Wilk
Bosick
Severn
Charles J. Aon
Typitd
Jon
Reaview
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Bankey
Sims Street
Easton
Kuehn
Plattsville
Linoleum Explained and Care Tips
A guide contrasts real linoleum with cork and burlap floor coverings and explains why linoleum is silent, durable, and nonabsorbent. It advises washable wax treatments, light dust mopping, and no scrubbing, noting linoleum stays warm and comfortable underfoot and should be laid by skilled installers.
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