Socialist ticket repeats candidate of Democrats in city race
Assistant Town Clerk John J. McGuinness filed official Socialist nominations naming John J O’Neil as alderman candidate in the Sixth District while also listing a complete slate for other offices. Socialists omit a candidate only for the Fifth District alderman and Justices of the Peace, with selections for senator, assessor, school board, and selectmen across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jo O'Ner
Democraticc Nomines
Sithistrict
Sociatist Party
Secretary of States
John J. McGuinness
Aidaiman Tom
Justices of the Peace
Willam & Hoffman
Forest Court
Harry Citi
Ustric
Unclear fragment hints at marriage question era text
Fragmentary OCR presents a garbled dialogue about marriage and a second Bachelor. Key names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving the item as a puzzle of misread lines without a coherent event or identifiable actors.
Allenrhu Conquers Rheumatism Claim and Patient Testimony
The article presents a claim that Allenrhu, an apparent remedy, conquers rheumatism after years of ceaseless study. It describes impurities like uric acid as the cause and notes the discovery by a person named Allen who advertised a treatment with notable patient testimonials and agent appointments in Seville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ho oAlien
Bes Roches
Ian Hes
Eltv
Allen
Safe Treatment Promises Strength For Men
An advertisement touts Wincarnia as a safe remedy to restore vigor and vitality, claiming it builds red blood and boosts energy. It targets men and women, urging readers to visit a druggist and try the product within days, asserting rapid, noticeable improvement.
Hughes Warns Against Third Party Danger
New York October reports Secretary of State Charles E Hughes warned of the Independent party as a dangerous enemy. Speaking at a meeting under the Republican County Committee, Ogden Mills quoted Hughes urging a Republican state and national victory to ward off the threat. He predicted Democratic weakness in the West and East and a Republican triumph led by Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berte
Lary
Charles E Hughes
Tonaght
Buli
Republican Counts Committee
Ogden L Mills
Iughes
Peraus
Calvin Coolidge
Page of Council Makes 32 Trips to Make Voters
The Colored Voters club led by Charles Ross Jase and the Common Council pushed voter registration, claiming 82 trips to City Hall this week. Total colored voters registered reached 1,910 after yesterday's session, with women voters now outnumbering men. Budgeonorl, a newspaperman, enrolled as an elector and swore to tell the truth, revealing his occupation as sports writer when asked. Two women applicants were rejected under 1922 citizenship acts, and 69 year old Anthony Suchy was among those made citizens. Selectmen cite clerical shortages as delaying registrations, noting five clerks this year, unchanged from last year but fewer than previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozens
Board of Selectmen
Charles Ross Jase
Common Council
Colored Voters Club
Budgeonorl
Wroe
Sheehan, Jr
Fourth Street
Balcade
Congress
Anthony Suchy
Hallett Street
George Geisel
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Burton Accused in Extortion Suits
Wealthy Burton company president and Wise Counsellor owner faces two extortion cases alleging he sought 400000 dollars from Mrs. Frank Crozier for legal help and 30000 dollars from Dames M elratener. charges denied as his balance sheet and gifts are scrutinized amid a court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredauck
Burton
Burton Company
Wise Counsellor
Fipinard
Yrank Crozier
Dames
Lawead R Satene
Burtons
Racovan McElhouain Colleget
Waterford caucus yields Republican nominee Floyd over Alyn
In Waterford New London Oct 15 Attorney James Floyd defeated Dr Gordon S Alyn for the Waterford town representation nomination at the largest Republican caucus held. Floyd captured 279 votes to Alyn’s 66. The report mentions regional water issues and a massive aqueduct project in Italy with details on its length and construction dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Waterford
J James Floyd
Gordon S. Alyn
Attorne
Clergy Protests Outshine Army and Navy Say Governor
At a Bridgeport luncheon Governor Davis of Connecticut and Rhode Island governor elect Hey Joan Le Davis urged moral forces to protect national character. Libert Lavery spoke on open opportunity and the need for character as a check on Bolshevik influence. The administration plans to provide a Braille magazine to blind children free of charge, with Mr Butler coordinating distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan le Davis
New Biitan
Connecticut
Rhod
Taland Taons
Bridgeport
Stritfield
America
Tle
Bolshevists
Libert TE Lavery
Rotny Clubs
Davis
Outham
Rhode Island
Ernest Butler
Butler Business School
City's Demurrer in Tax Test Case Heard Friday
Judge Christopher Avery will hear arguments in Superior court on Friday afternoon on Attorney John A. Cornell's demurrer to the amended complaint of Bridgeport Brass Co in the certificate of error test action. The Brass Co asks the court to set a fair valuation on its property and contends the court lacks power to assess valuations, only review variations fixed by the Board of Relief. The company, granted a certificate of error for 120000, did not appeal to the Board of Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Avery
John A. Cornell
Bridgeport Brass Co
Brass Company
Board of Relief
Democrat Accuses Own Party Of Improper Tactics
Mry Anne Caldwell of Hope street dropped dial in her home today as the irswil of heart disease. She had been doing her usual work and sat down to rest for a few minutes and end the paper shortly afterward she fell to the floor dead in the presence of her husband William Caldwell, her only surviving relative. Taetinera wife held taturdas nerigon from hes lit hom 4 30 a rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sptansport
Anne Caldwell
Bi Hope Street
Irswil
William Caldwel
Taetinera
Jewelry Heist Shocks Ty 7T Flows Store Window
A youthful thief smashed a glass window and stole several pearl necklaces from the Ty 7T Flows jewelry store show window early this morning, then fled. The incident was captured in a Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph report describing the break-in and item loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracush
Flows, Inc, Jewellt
Watehman
Textile catalog notes new fabrics and blends
New Flanknels, Hair line Twills, Serges, Checks, Plaids, Satins, Crepe de Chine, Jerseys, Wool Plaids, Bengfiles, Ripple Chine, Laces listed as fresh offerings in a fabric shop update. The sparse list highlights diverse textiles with no accompanying prices or event details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
OTH Democrats
Allenrhu
Hughes
Page OF Council
Allyn
Ital
Biore
Apla
Basibata
Arennines
Heerno
TVPG
of Ng
Arizona
California
Florida
Rev. J. L. Davis
Lions
Joseph Conrad
Conrad
Conrad Jed
Adyle Carive
Salud
Himsel
Chelsea
Carlyle
Craigenputtock
Pittsburgh
le-Telegraph
Main ST
Ledhchive
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!