Record of New Voter Registrations from Board Session
The board of selectmen reported a nine day session yielding 14 582 new voters 11 605 women and 3 457 men The 17 990 prospective voters on the list saw 3 028 fail to appear The last day added 1 280 voters 1 000 women and 379 men Morris Jacoby of 103 Sanford Avenue was the last registrant Those age 21 by Nov 1 or meeting residency terms may apply to be registered by the board
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Board of Selectmen
Tnp
Board of Select
Bicht
Morris Jacoby
Sanford Avenue
Peach
Parsons
AVL
Wong
Isha Hoard
Commons Discusses Strike of Miners
The Commons debated a miners strike amid fears of disruption. Premier Lloyd George urged clarity and action, favoring increased output and a lasting settlement over temporary measures. A proposal to convene another meeting faced cautious scrutiny as officials weighed risks and unity.
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James Henry Thomas
National Union of Railwaymen
Bruce
Exma
Mr. Brace
Lloyd George
Oply
Brace
Lloyd-George
Margraff Elected Grand Chancellor At Knights of Pythias Meet
F C Margraff of Waterbury was elected grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at the Sind annual convention held yesterday in the Pythian hall 1025 Main Street. About 200 delegates attended from across the state. An efficiency system for subordinate lodges was approved to admit men 18 and older. Retiring Grand Chancellor Emanuel Cave reported visiting every lodge and finding growth and harmony throughout the order.
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Fred C. Margret
Waterbury
Wap
Knights of Pythias
Sind
Pythian Hall
Main Street
Wiliam Cowlishaw
New Britain
Thomas H. Treland
New London
Proud Keaper
Records
George E. Wright
Martford
William Nix. Potter
Willimantic
Charles B. Griffith
New Maven
FB. N. Parsons
Seymour
William A. Morgan
Middletown
Supreme
Harlem Knight
Somerville
Mass
Seasion
Knight
Grang. Kegan
George B. Howe
Massachusetts
Tames MM
Clarkson
Bristow
R. J
Burdick
East Providence
R. E
Vincent M. King
Danbury
Emanudl Cave
Exch Ong
Root Defends League Changes in Debate Over Covenant
The article details Senator Root’s defense of altering the League of Nations covenant to meet American objections. He argues four aims prevent war and outlines objections, including the defensive alliance and U.S. sovereignty. Root says changes could be negotiated without sacrificing the League’s purpose and cites presidential positions and party stances. A Stockholm report notes an eight-hour workday inquiry under Eden.
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United States
League of Nations
Europe
Wilson
Mae
League
Root
Senate
Assembly of the Eagre
Society of Nations
Achemé
Wisen
Cox
Dr. Cox
Harding
Mir
Cox Ridicules Lodge in Boston Tour Speech
Governor Cox denounces Senator Lodge amid boisterous Concord and Manchester crowds. He frames the League of Nations as essential to peace, accuses Lodge of conspiracy to kill the treaty, and asserts his own stance for November elections and the Republican rival’s stance on self determination for Ireland.
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Manchester
Suncock
Concord
Senator Lodge
Nashwa
Cox
League
In¢Ages
Henry ‘Cabot "Lodge
Massachusetts
Union
Gover
Eliot
League of Nations
America
United States
Republian
Ubiete
Coolidge
Tar the
Hag
Boston
Thaye
Atlantic
Pacific
Lodse
Wilson
Paria
Senate
House
Gewrnor Cox
Tadgee
Paris
Lodge
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Knnox
Germany
Jwreckers
Ireland
Harding
Piu Uculogy
Tower
Gox
Lann
San Francisco
Wilsh
Harvard Twpton
Tor
Charles We Bnoy
Hillet
Mearly
Weather forecast for North and East New England and New York
The general forecast calls for fair weather with mild temperatures Wednesday and Thursday. Winds off the Atlantic coast north of Sandy Hook will be moderate to fresh and variable. Observations at 8 PM show clear or fair skies across major coastal cities with light to moderate winds. Atlantic to New Haven region reports include clear skies in New Haven and nearby locations.
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New England
South England
New York
Atlantic
Sandy Heele
New Haven
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati Ghiess den
Hartford Hatlerar - Iacknonville
Ikansas City
Nantucket
Mhear
York - Olean
Norfolk
Northield
Portland
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
Bridgeport
Middlebrook Alemanac
Bunnies
Mr Sun
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Anth
Ee E.R Mason
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THE
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Ole Bil
Tlimaatie
Commons
Patriota Arena
Aide Street
Wiacoware
Batore & P. m
Fine Arts Press
Broad St
Room
F. C. Margraff
K. of
Council of the League
Stockholm
Eden
Senator Harding
Bimbo
Frank Cromit
Lew Brow
Henry St
Nora Bayes
Bert Walliams
Bert, Wilms
Paris van
Schenck
Joe
Van
Henry Ber
Peerless
Macushle Asthore
Macuhia
Chauncey Olcott
Trova
Macuhia Chauncey
Bell Boys
Des Moon
Mediey Fox
Ast Hickman
Jd Manile
Foxtrot
Frank Crumi
Paul Bicse
My Man
Fox
Jeanne ¢ Gordon
Capmen
Habeera
Rigoletto
Quatetti
Barrientos
Gordon, Triet
Stracciasi
Pal
Charles Hackett
Villanelle
Kathleen Mayourineet
Rorseo Et Juliette
Walt Song
Florence Macbeth
Florence Macheth
Pablo Casals
Gino Marinuzaiane
Gino Mania
Hus Symphony Orchestra
the Love Nest
Mar
Blue Diamonds
Nouhty Waste
Pensacola
Banj
Camzain
Cox Mosteveic
Harding Cooliga
Columbia
Sascha Ee
Sascha Jacobsen
Ferera
Franchini
Fred van Ips
Fred van Eps
Prince
Columbia Records
New Columbie Records
Covenantn Craphopicky Company
F. E. Beach
G. Cuccaro
Frank David
Spruce Street
S. Finkelstein
E. Main Street
Furer’s Music Shop
Corner Elm St
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