Authority Safe In Mayor's Hands Says Mrs Bull
Mrs Bull argues the proposed city charter shifts power toward the mayor but limits it with civil service rules. She notes appointments would rely on civil service exam marks and outlines aspects shaped by campaign manager Soward Price. A public discussion followed among Republican women and local civic groups as talks on the charter continued.
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Mrs, Bull
William FR. Bull
Bridgerort League
Wornon Wetera
Universalist
Womarn
Glib
Soward G. Price
Chamor Education Campaign
First District
Republican Women’s Club
Tlubd
Cannon Street
Prige
Sipong
Behall
M.t. A
Mayor Prefers Unity to Finish City Program
Mayor pledges to complete city reforms and reduce indebtedness while urging Democratic unity. He cites reducing bonded debt by one million dollars and cutting operating expenses by about two million annually, with tax rate details and needs for streets, recreation, and prudent budgeting. He asserts dedication to public service and responsibility to voters.
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Mannahee
Bridgeport
Oise
Noammé
Dal
Maxon
Bridgenor
Democrats Renominate Atwater Leader As Unified City Ticket
The Democratic convention in Bridgeport renominated Atwater for mayor, with Archibald McNeill presenting as fifth district candidate and Hugh J Lavery seconding. The party pledged unity after factional strife, electing McGuinness as chair, and approving proxies for United States Commissioner and Treasurer nominees.
Preservation of democracy urged by Lloyd George
In Chicago on October 14 Associated Press reports that five years after World War I democracy faces a global autocratic wave. Former British Prime Minister Lloyd George warned democracy is periled yet resilient, citing Britain, France, and the United States as guardians against dictatorships sweeping through Germany, Italy, Spain, and Bulgaria. He said democratic institutions train citizens to sacrifice for freedom, and that Britain and France would stand with the United States to resist autocracy. The piece shifts to local politics, detailing party nominations and platform talks at a convention with Archibald McNeil and others outlining candidates for city offices and committees. The report ends with a coroner’s note on a separate accident death near Castle Bridge.
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Citigang Eugzer
Wader
Unis
India
Egland
McNeil Mayta
Democratic Party
Weil
Llasath
Beldweport
Dudaeay
Liv
Wis Dudizmens
Mayer
Wien
Demarrath
Ani
Tremur
Joney
Teare
Ayia
Tridgeport
Chicago
Associated Presa
Dave Lloyd-Geo
Great Britain
Italy
Spain
Germany
Perl
Britain
Frank J
Avsesder Iarn
Secentary
Board of Education
Archibald McNeil
Unanimoua
McGuinness
Archivald McNeil
Jaques
Grady
William Morena
le Peing
William Jackson
Antonio Abriol
Olixear Dannenberg
James Sinwil
Howard Muiabe
Joseph J. Masticotte
Volos
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
James E. Murphy
Paii
Murphy
Wwre
Livery
Chainmar McGuinness
Bye Potters
Frank Anderson
Urevieri
Metéulienese
Tas Collector Drew
Cornell
Warren Hardin school bids and Roosevelt name vote
The Education Board reviewed complete and incomplete project bids totaling 449,845.75 and instructed architects to recheck low bids. The board named the new Junior High at Warren Street and South Avenue the Roosevelt School and accepted committee plans for polling places and school pooling. Chairman Wilson resigned. John Caldwell was named his successor.
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Lupp Wilson
Caldwell, Walker and Beckwith
Wilson
Warren Hardin Biz School
Iso
Isaac Bonde
Pounell Ay
Lig
Ecomlnsia
Wones
Hoard
Schoalon
Warren Street
South Avenue
Roosevelt School
Theodore Roosevelt
Luther H. Wildman
Wrank
Valenting
Roger Sheridan
Wheeler Schools
Joe Kinacalla
Legion Day
Mag. Mary E. Cutting
Joha Caldwell
E. Everett Cortright
pucamiendaLton
Clarence J. Winton
Deiferson
Nu Achool Ession
Eutton
Acead
Oma
Huwe Gchdot
Madergarten
Fitrh
Sing High
Stail
Webster
Shela Sehoo
Wostesiou
Sj High School
Bridgeport
Bridgeport High School
Temnis
Barning Stivol
Franklin School
Summertela School
Lincoln School
Naual
Eastern Engineering and Construction Company
General Con Laruel
Lvridgeport
Wag
Coluntus
Ogerinasfua
Slater
Gyn Whson
Lind
Cputtements
Maintenanes
Fininelad See Taryth
Witton
Whem
Warren Harding School
Bones
John ¥. Ualdwell
Mr. Wilson
City Meeting Night List of Local Lodges and Clubs
A scanned notice lists numerous local meetings tonight across fraternal orders and civic groups. Venues include Bonch street, Broad street, Main street, and East Washington avenue with groups from American Legion to Daughters of etc.
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Owampom
En's Council
Munito
Jodse
OG. I
Surte Strest
Adelphian Lodge
Foes
W. Post Broad Street
Magia Ciutta
St. George
Stealford
The
Minccabees
Fairfield Avenue
Harry Cutler
Bio
Main Stroat
Tadiex
American Legion
Jody We
Broad Street
Polar Stay Lodge
East Washington Avenue
Bridgenort Mandolin Club
Rosin
Warner Burding
Mower Council
Daughters of En
Cannan Street
Kynony Cp
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Lyre W. Wilson
George Toble
Walsan
Board of
Iduertion
Ruaber
Ag T
E Lawrence & Co
Chicepo
Hill
Stratfield
Wally G
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Ids
Strauson Bervite
Stratfield Hotel
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Atwater
Ron Vage Ae
John T McGuinness
Willan Beluin
Mr. McGuinness
Omoolion
Archibad McNell
Vuriy
Delepaver
Aluough
Priv
Desborg
Sealer
Megsuren Feldin
Mary] Yiyneh
Aftitern
Seer Vot Uys Cars Vention
Piaorn
Dologuies
Tayhen Ichiball McNeil
Benjamin Glennon
Frank Sexton
Pritmeis Gallagher
Me Kuimaiers
Lavery
Vdarigen
Marion
Lynch
Ind
Willispyg
Newnan
Coirmas McCuinness
Archtbal McNeil Jo
Trew Ke Wurp
Walt Ugon
Che Marcentinn
Wikiam Maranime
Il Elopates
John K. Hart
Lloyd-George
America
France
Rohnert Dolan
New Britain
Castle Bridge
Thomaston
Terrington
Merman
Education Board
Wesson Oil People
NG Bank
Wort
People’s Savings Bank
Main Street
Milton
Aesar
Ems
Jersey
Aesar Misch
Golden Mill A
Middle Streets
Middle Street
Wall
Sineere Cenpitesy
Hanest Vulyeey
Whiting Radio Service
Middle. ST
Wall ST
Sherman E
Whiting
Water Street
Bridgelort
Cons
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