Mayoralty candidates stump through the week
Mayoralty campaigns begin in earnest this week as Democrat M Cullinan and Republican Behcens take the stump. Republicans plan a district rally and canvassing push while Democrats gear up for late weekly action. party officers set finance and campaign duties, with moderators to be chosen and prizes awarded for canvassing efforts as districts report results.
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Nswsa
Thoras M. Cullinan
Maye Or Behcens
Twi Chalenpin
Cy Martin
Gehrens
Guy Clerk
Alfred Wy Burdick
John W W. Caldwell
Nth District
Republican Club
Pia Snuppy
Republica
Surdie
Etha
Roth
Pha
Deamoneririe Executive Board
William Blanagan
John P. Sheahan
Michael Snuwll
Thomas Callahan
James H.o’rourke
Royalists accuse Germany of planning deficit drive
Paris dispatch reports L Action Francaise claims a seven column letter, said to be from Rhineland commissioner Paul Tirard to Foreign Minister Briand, alleging Germany is undermining Dawes plan guarantees and creating a deficit to force a revision. It states railways suffer from new automobile fees and tax cuts shrink the budget balance.
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Paris
L'Action Francaise
Paul Tirard
Rhineland
M. Briand
Ausu
Germany
Woman Bail Jumper Held by Police
Stamford Oct. 18 Special Mrs Constantine Tatwrenece 7 Jane street Port Chester was arrested here by Inca police and held for West Haven authorities on the charge of jumping 2900 bail bond. She was arrested in West Haven five months ago on five counts and was recently ordered from Port Chester by police there. She was arrested here when she arrived in this city to visit her husband. accident.
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Stamford
Constantine Tatwrenece
Jane Street
Port Hester
Inca
West Haven
Shce
Port Chester
Cowboy Gang Used Agent for Stolen Autos in Crimes
New York police said the so called cowboy gang employed an agent to provide stolen automobiles for crimes, and used silencers and a shooting gallery. Joseph Silverberg, the alleged agent, faced grand larceny charges in Tombs Court with $3,690 bail. police linked him to 64 gang crimes and to stolen autos and wool loot. Detectives also raided the home of Frederick and Arthur Rothermen, leaders in one branch, discovering license plates and jewelry, while a bookkeeper in Stamford, Cann named as shipping hardware funds aided the gang for six months.
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NEAW
Brodsky
Silverburg
Garry
Silverberg
Polies
Frederick
Arthur Rothermen
Leslie
Walter Aldrich
Stamford
Cann
Millionaire Schepp Gives One Million to Girls of America
New York Oct 17 AP Leopod Schepp millionaire philanthropist today gave the young girls of America a gift of 1160090 to mark his 84th birthday. He transferred that sum to the Schepp Foundation for boys with plans to broaden to include girls. Details of the new activity are being worked out by the foundation's executive committee.
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New York
Leopod Schepp
Young Girls of America
Aum
Schepp Foundation
Famous banker William Livingstone dies in Detroit
Detroit obituary details the life of William Livingstone 1844 Octogenarian banker vessel owner and Lake Carriers Association president who shaped Great Lakes shipping for decades He rose from Dundas Ontario youth to Detroit’s finance politics and journalism sphere and led the Livingstone channel effort to remove the Limekiln Crossing He served in state legislature customs collector and published the Detroit Evening Journal He left eight children and was married to Susan Downie in 1866
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Detroit
William Livingstone
Lake Carriers Association
Wiliam Livingstone
Livingstone
Dundas
Ontario
Pecheron Seam Navigation Company
Michigan Navigation Company
Great Lakes
Arthur
Thomas W. Palmer
United States
Detroit Evening Journal
Hts
Lake Carriers’ Association
Deroit River
iLake Carriers’ Association
Dime Savings Bank
Knights Templar
Susan Downie
Education of Motorists May Give Way to Coercion
Connecticut faces a debate on reducing motor vehicle accidents by education versus enforcement. The October bulletin by Deputy Commissioner Malcolm D. Rudd questions whether voluntary compliance can replace stricter laws, warns against loss of personal liberty, and proposes a speed reduction pilot of 20 mph in cities and 30 mph in open country. The bulletin notes 68 motor deaths in the past two months, urging decisive action to prevent senseless fatalities.
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Bacon
Connecticut
State Motor Vehicle Department
Malcolm D. Rudd
Bulletin
Arzaniza
Secretary of War to Cut Red Tape in New Plan
Washington officials report Dwight Day, newly appointed Secretary of War, will streamline operations by eliminating redundant procedures and delegating routine tasks to branch chiefs. The reform follows recommendations by Mr. Davis, whose illness delayed earlier implementation. The change aims to speed decisions and cut bureaucracy in Army administration.
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John Brennan
David Osborne
Arthur LeCron
Brooklyn
Agnes
Martha Brennan
James
Park
Sacred Heart Church
Washington
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Fairfield
Army Administration
War Department
Dwight F. Day
Rotary Weeks
Mr. Davis
Ackert Rowayton Postmaster Resigns After Ten Years
Harvey Ackert resigns as Rowayton Connecticut postmaster after a decade in the role. Appointed in 1946 when the office was fourth class, it now functions as a presidential office with a $1,500 salary. Reappointed for four years on October 11, 1981, his term expired a week ago. Civil Service will set the exam date within about ten days and schedule filing deadlines for late November.
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Telgram
Washington, D.C
Harvey Ackert
Rowayton Conn
Post Office Department
Ackert
Rowayton
Civil Service Commission
Passengers Describe Panama Disorders On Voyage
Passengers arriving on the steamship H.W. Alexander from the Pacific coast recount witnessing last weeks Panama City disorders. Some ashore during rifle fire, sparked by a tenants strike against high rents. Captain George H. Zeh called the events a full fledged insurrection. None were injured.
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New York
Pasengers
H.W. Alexander
Pacific Coast
Panama City
George H. Zeh
H. F. Alexander
Communists Threaten General Ludendorff at Rally
General Tudendorff, former first quartermaster general and once Nationalist presidential candidate, spoke at an extreme Nationalist meeting in Breslau. As he left for his car, he faced hostile crowds of communists who threatened violence, but police quickly intervened to prevent serious trouble.
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Breslau
Germany
Tudendorff
Million Men in China Reported Under Arms
Shanghai dispatch reports China’s military turmoil vast with about a million men under arms. The conflict forms a triangle among Sun Chuan-Pang in Chekiang with about 206000 troops, Chang Tso-Tin in Manchuria also around 206000, and Feng Yu-Hsiang with about 200000 preparing to strike as opportunities arise.
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China
Shanghai
Sung Chuan-Pang
Chekiang
Chang Tso-Tin
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Chang Tso-Lin
Nkelye
Croker foe Redington Dies in New York Home
Lymon W. Redington seventy seven, Democratic candidate for Vermont governor in 1884 and friend of President Cleveland, dies of heart disease at his Flushing Long Island home. His career peaked in 1899 when he defied Richard Croker over the Astoria Light Heat and Power company. He later left the Democratic machine and voted for Harding in 1926. He served as New York assemblyman and corporation counsel of New York.
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New York
Lymon W. Redington
Vermont
Cleveland
Flushing
Long Island
Redington
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Astonia Light, Heat and Power Company
Harding
Corporation
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Cowboy Gang
Leo Schepp
Bridgeport
Public Market
State & Bank
Kellogg's
Ape
WM. Livingstone
Trias
John Brennan, Ann Sal
Mary T. Fenton
John J
Mary Reardon Fenton
Barnum Avenue
St. Michael's Cemetery
Hannah Hochheiser
Huntington Road
Jacob Hochheiser
Samuel
Morris
George
Irving
Helen Gedulziz
Melvine Dowman
Matilda
Belle Hochheiser
Adam Metzger
Westway Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Metzger
Joseph J
Margaret Moshier
Selma Zweyer
Joseph
Jacob
Mathias
John Albright
Stratford
Adeline
Irene
Vivian
Wilson Moshier
Jane R. Brooks
Willam J. Brooks
Kossuth Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Mary 1
Brooke
New York City
Wary Ff, Werman
Paterson
Gannon Funeral Home
Jouhn Street
St. Charles Church
Ruria
St. Rose's Cemetery
Johanie McNerny
Johanna McWerr
James McNerny
Auector
Joseph Raph
Hudson Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Danbury
Rape
Catherine Turney
Tadeo Manoscalco
Center Street
Louis A. Abriola
Washington Avenue
Canio Cerreta
Calvary Church
Anna M. DelaForte
Anna MeLaMarge
Hira
Annie Smith
Harras’ Avenue
F. Sherman
St. Joan
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ansonia
John Conrad Bossert
Stratford Avenue
Julius Kaaz J
The
German Baptist Church
NewHaven
Emil Berger
German Baptist of
Seaside Council
Royal Arcanum
Muersterberg Lodge
Park Cemetery
Joseph Martane
Joseph Martone
Gaitone
Martone
Housatonic Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
Angeling
Frances
Anthony
Dominic
Andrew
Vito
Ellen Flannagan
William ¥. Barnwell
Amelia Flannagan
Anna Clare Niedermier
Anna Claire Niedermier
Joseph Niedermier
Beerdmont Avenue
Helen
Mary
Joseph Jr
Leo
Panama
Ludendorff
Croker Foe
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
the “Electric Shop
United Illuminating Co
Cor. Broad & Cannon Sts
Barnum
Pape
Drugsista
Ssulis
Hindles & Leverty Drug Stores
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