Democratic Board to Meet Tonight On Party Changes
Local Democratic board gathers at Staples Bank Building to appoint committees and plan platform for upcoming election ticket. Names of district reps and town officials are listed. meeting aims to finalize committee chairs and draft party platform for the election.
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Pairtoy Sullivan
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William Fr. Ryan
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John Shochon
James Murphy
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Vast Liquor Ring Busted In Hartford County Cleanup
Prohibition officers and investigators from the Attorney General’s office under County Detective Ead ward J. Heker led a Hartford county sweep. Four arrests were made, two auto trucks seized, a large quantity of liquor confiscated, and a drinking ring broken up. Arrested: C. Webb, 64 Church St Hartford held on 5000 bond for transporting liquor. I. Cistle, Perry Welles Rd Wethersfield held on 3060 bond for transporting liquor. Andrew Lons Sexton St New Britain held on lacking bond for transporting liquor.
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Medora
Brate
Eadward J. Heker
Hartford County
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Webb
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Hartford
Cistle
Perry
Welles Road
Wethersfield
Andrew Lons
Sexton Street
New Britain
Gas price set at 20 cents by three refiners in Bridgeport
Bridgeport adopts a universal 20 cent per gallon consumer price for gasoline today after Standard Oil, Texaco, and Gulf refiners follow a suggested wholesale rate. The move curbs competition and could push many small dealers out of business as they cannot match the new price.
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Texda Co
Guie Re Qning Co
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Palestrina
Gregoro
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Europe
Painful Rheumatic Swellings Disappear
A discovery by a Mr. Janis is described as ending rheumatic pains. The text credits a healer with creating a remedy called ALLIEN TOA that allegedly banishes rheumatism and offers refunds if no full recovery occurs. The report urges readers to obtain the remedy through drug stores and advertises its effectiveness.
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Ajilon
Maas
Boas
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Cruge
Second Auto Smash Victim Near Death
In a damaged report, Mrs. Carter heads the book department at D. M. Mead's store as police probe the identity of an allegedly contributory driver in a fatal crash near Railroad Avenue and Dranstin. County officials plan a formal review in the county building today while investigators assess roadway conditions and the scene impact.
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Orainch
Rion Argeniloe
Stresemann Drives Saxony Toward Central Authority
Reports say Stresemann orders Saxony under Reichswehr control with about 11 000 troops mobilized as clashes loom. General Mueller directs forces to quell radical units if the Saxon government resists, while Berlin signals a cabinet crisis and stiff measures against the radicals.
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Ceneral Mueller
Sistine Choir Delivers Noble Art in Rome Concert
The Sistine Choir delivered a powerful program led by Monsignor Antonio Mella featuring choral works by Perosi and Palestrina. Described as flawless in technique, the performancs showcased rich vocal blend and emotive fidelity without instrumental accompaniment, ending with Benedictus and Rex Tremendous.
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Pool Room Shan Held Third Time On Liquor Charge
Frank Wisnowski proprietor of a pool room at 125 Korsuth Street was jailed on liquor law violations. He has paid fines before, is father of seven, and his son John is 33. Police report disputed entries and ongoing liquor enforcement actions amid earlier penalties and probation.
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Kossuth Street Pool Room Incident Report
A fragmented local notice notes a disturbance at a pool hall on Kossuth Street involving an escape from custody orders. Court actions referenced indicate compliance with judicial instructions while inmates or detainees attempted to evade detainment.
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Hipaa
Wynowski
Isle
Early trading and sports notes from a mixed market and game summary
The report blends finance and sports tangles with erratic stock moves and brief notes from baseball. It mentions gaps, recoveries, and cautious gains in bonds while signaling a soft turn in stock prices and industry chatter. In sports there is talk of a White Sox manager and possible retirements, with scattered game notes and a poignant domestic scene closing the page.
Lloyd George Ard Fheis Urges Relief Amid European Strife
A long address from Lloyd George at Ard Fheis frames relief for European distress and war victims, criticizing European policy and urging action. He cites hunger, displaced people, and economic collapse, urges support for peace efforts, and outlines a vision for aiding affected farmers and workers.
Ladies Night opens Elks social season with dances
The Elks club at Stare Street began the fall and winter social season with a series of dances and games called tables mishe. The event featured a Halloween style closing dance and was organized by officers including Ed Daly and Edware Mart, with committee members listed.
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Ed Daly
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James Cali
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Frover Koneagin
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Thousands Face Rooftop Loss If City Acts on Landlords
New Yorkers could lose housing if the city’s housing department prosecutes owners of covered houses with violations. The State Commission investigates and proceedings target unroofed or unsafe tenements, with large segments of residents at risk.
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Gimement House Department
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