Legion Demands Savers Scalp At National Convention
At the New Orleans American Legion gathering the convention adopted a resolution by a two to one vote demanding the removal of General Sawyer from the Federal Hospitalization Board due to treatment policy disputes. The affair sparked uproar as General Pershing received a rapturous greeting, urging military preparedness. The convention continues with a hot race for national commander as factions threaten political action.
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Mexico
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Mason City
Iowa
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Definite Steps Toward Solution Reported as Probe
District Attorney Stricker says definite steps toward solving the Hall murder case are underway as new witnesses testify. Governor Edwards and officials promise possible action as probes start over, with Carpender grilled about papers and vestments linked to the case.
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Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
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Ad Counsil
Hall
Morse release and hearing set for Morse conspiracy case
Judge Eawin Thomas issued a writ of habeas corpus releasing Harry F. Morse from U S Marshals bonds of 3000 dollars posted by George Boles for Morse to appear in Norwalk V U S District Court on Nov 10 Morse to show cause why he should not be detained for removal to the Southern District of New York Attorney Carl Poster represented Morse Government by Judge Smith Hartford AVOL Mass Oct 19 One man dead and another fatally injured as an express train from New York to Boston derailed near Middleboro Avon men Raymond Bloggett and Brooks Wirch died from injuries sustained at the scene the derailment Dr R H Elliot of Avon treated the injured singer Edtor mentioned in report
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Avon
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Etdor
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New England
McNally on Trial Over Missing Twin Babies Hoax
Hammond Indiana October 1 Frank McNally a factory worker testified at a preliminary hearing that his wife admitted taking their twins born December and returning from Chicago with two dolls claimed to be the babies. He said she staged the hoax to gain attention as a father and described exchanges with neighbors and his efforts to discuss the matter. Neighbors testified they observed the doll hoax and that the babies were said to be in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Luier
Driver Held Criminally Responsible for Child’s Death
Coroner finds driver John Roth of Wind Lumber company responsible for the death of 1-year-old Edward Mosky on October 11 in Fairfield. Roth is held on manslaughter charges with a $1,900 bond, after coroner Phelan stated he had time to avert the accident.
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Democrats Open Campaign Here With Bridgeport Schools
Local Democratic rally endorses entire slate from United States senator to alderman. Speakers urge campaign efforts, retention of the Norma school at Bridgeport, and abolition of the gasoline tax while criticizing Republican promises and urging voter turnout.
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John J. McGuinness
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Irving Elson
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Unionist Split Forces Bolters to Seek Law Premier
The Unionist Party fractures as Bolters led by Law challenge leadership. Bonar Law, after audience with the king, says he can form a cabinet but must secure Unionist support in Lords and Commons. He plans to meet supporters and key figures to consolidate leadership and prepare a ministry, possibly delaying dissolution.
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Cold spell ends. Brudgepart records 75 degrees
Weather notes show Brudgepart steady in cold spell with a 75 degree low at three o'clock yesterday and an 88 degree rise by seven. Local observer Jin Lyier predicts a mild winter, while forecaster Me. Tyler warns of 24 snowstorms and blizzards this season, as residents brace for new patterns.
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Yale-Army Football Tickets Distributed by Post Saturday
Tickets for the Yale-Army game will be handed out at The Bridgeport Post building 140 Middle Street between 7 and 9 p.m. Only reservations held will receive tickets. Cash payments due at delivery. Unclaimed reservations will be sold early next week.
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Ireland Fears New Regime May Reject Treaty
In Dublin ministers warn a new regime could reject the treaty while Ireland will not return a member to the British Parliament for the first time since 1800. President Cosgrave calls it a reminder of freedom though officials fear the constitution could be turned down if the Lords are returned, risking a lengthy struggle or renewed war readiness.
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George Is Out but Not Down in French Politics
Paris reports Lloyd George has fallen, triggering excitement and tense discussion in the Chamber of Deputies. Conservatives cheer while radicals fear Britain’s shift may alter Entente dynamics. Officials warn of possible tougher Franco British positions, yet Near East peace talks may proceed with new British leadership.
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Change in Ministry Delays British Debt Talks
Washington reports a cabinet reshuffle in Britain postponing debt funding negotiations. Lloyd-George’s crisis grips officials with no immediate impact beyond delays, as Bonar Law seeks to form a new cabinet and shape future relations with the United States.
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Chamberlain and Birkenhead Remain Loyal to Lloyd George
London report details Lloyd George’s Manchester speech and Coalition crisis. Austen Chamberlain, Birkenhead, and other Coalition members push to sustain the government as Bonar Law is urged to form a new administration. Movements at Carlton Club and Downing Street signal a political breakpoint and uncertain future for Unionists.
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