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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1920

Page

7

Democrats Prepare Cox Visit Plans For Connecticut Rally

Governor Cox plans a Wednesday rally at the Casino with a parade from Gold Street and Main Street led by Grand Marshal Lawrence J. Gill and Lieut Joseph J. Devine. The event, part of a three-city tour, will see changes to speeches and receptions to preserve Cox’s strength, with stops in Hartford Waterbury and Bridgeport. Future transport and accommodations for the party are arranged, and local party figures oversee the arrangements.

James M. Cox Obie Neealdent Lawrence J, Gill Joseph J. Devine Bridgeport Pempcr Harry Silverstone Coast Artillery George M. Coughlin Dotanevaty New Heaven Ram Pat Harrison Democratic Speakers’ Bureau New York Cox Willmintic Ansonia Derby Connecticut Hartford Waterbury Sever Tax Unien

Democrats Nominate 25 Women Candidates in Hartford Report

Hartford dispatch notes that Democratic nominations for the 1910 state assembly progress with 25 women targeted for the House and none for the Senate. A few towns delay returns while a New Hartford candidate appears on both tickets. Republicans list four women. The Prohibition party names three presidential electors on its ticket.

Hartford Senate Promoition Party

Indicted for Carrying Wine in Lunch Basket

Domito Reed of Brooklyn pleaded guilty to carrying a pint of wine in a lunch basket. Federal Judge Harlan B. How fore noted the case under the Volstead act and imposed a $5 fine after Reed cited it as his first offense.

New York Domito Reed Brookly Harlan B Reed Reecd

Palmer demands full retraction over whiskey tale at convention

Attorney General Palmer instructed San Francisco district officials to fully investigate reports that 40 barrels of whiskey were used for delegates at the Democratic national convention. He demanded Mayor McLerain of Sun Fun either prove the claim or retract a statement implying Palmer knew about the whiskey trafficking.

Washington, Gar Meney Palmer United Stites San M Francisco San Francisco McLerain Sun Fun

Gillette Blades Rally 20 Million Men to Buy

Across the country men of all stations adopt Gillette Razor and Blades. Two-edge blades of high carbon steel offer lasting edges, scientifically sharpened for uniform performance. The product is endorsed by 20,000,000 men as the one blade that stays right for every beard and skin type. A quarter million dealers report high customer satisfaction.

Two Soviet Regiments Surrender to Wrangel in Crimea

Reported near Ribaska and Stan nikoasa Gaineshov regiments surrender to General Wrangel's forces after failing supply and clothing. Bolshevik authorities concede army disintegration and a winter campaign impossible under current conditions. Civil prisoners numbered at about twenty five hundred from five districts amid occupation turmoil.

Sebastovol Crimea Suyiensara Groerul Wrangel Stannikoasa Gnesoviek Ribaska Bordiansk

Engineer Scalding Fatality After Pennsylvania Railroad Crash

A passenger train collision near Philadelphia injured several aboard as engineer Howard Quan of Philadelphia died from scalding injuries when the locomotive rear section derailed. Fireman and other crew members sustained injuries, with details continuing in next editions.

Philadelphia Tere Howard Quai Philadelphi

Fog Blankets New York Harbor An Early Morning Sighting

Dense fog shrouded New York on October 14 delaying coastwise shipping and harbor operations. Incoming vessels including passenger ships Stockholm and St Paul faced impassable conditions and quarantine protocols were affected as deep sea elements impeded navigation.

New York Passiger Stockholm Pan Gundia Sate St. Paul Caroling

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