Democrats Charge Veterans Were Ill Treated in Criticized Policy
Washington October 19 4795 Democratic National committee leaders and veterans group figures accuse the Republican administration of betrayal and mismanagement of veterans affairs. They condemn Lorhes and Hines while praising John W Davis and criticizing Coolidge for indifference. Signers include Alvin Owsley George Berry Richard Seorge Jones Brig Gen Charles H Cole and others.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
John W.W. Davis
Republican Party
Charles Lorhes
Hines
Cooldge
Alvin Owsley
The
American Legion
George L. Berry
International Printing
Amusements highlights mix royal romance and Civil War tale
The page reviews two films and a stage revue. Queen romance contrasts with Barbara Frietchie’s Civil War story starring Florence Vidor. The Music Box Revue at the Shubert New Haven, staged by Sam OG Harris, features Irving Berlin’s production with over a hundred in cast and crew.
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Shubert
Sam OG. Harris
Irving Berlin
New Haven
Elm City
Music Box Theatre
New York
Bimone's
Pairfeid Avenue
Joint-Hase Advertises Lumbago Remedy Effectiveness
During last winter thousands used Joint-Hase with remarkable success for severe lumbago. The ad claims when Joint-Hase goes in lumbago goes out. It describes a penetrating external remedy for painful swollen stiff joints, 60 cents per tube at Hindle's Drug Store and all pharmacists.
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Hindles Drug Store
North Avenue store robbed. loss over $100
A robbery at 60 North Avenue, owned by Miss Anna Marsell, yielded more than $100 in cash including pennies and other money, cigars, cigarettes, stockings, and a gold ring with five stones. Entry was gained through a rear window or transom. both were found open when discovered by the owner.
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North Avenue
Anna Marsell
Weekend blaze wipes farm stock in several towns
Fire across Colchester and surrounding towns destroys barns and farms early October 19. Olcutt F. King loses Viva horses and cattle in a $60,000 blaze at 09 Main street. Colchester houses burn, with losses from $8,000 to $20,000. In East Berlin a Miidrum Jewelry factory and Mrs McCrum home burn in an explosion. Wallingford and Thompsonville report barn fires. St Joseph’s Hall in Thompsonville damages and is partially reignited.
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Olcutt F. King
Main Street
Hartford
Colchester
William Harvey
Hrank Washneski
Jacob Maroon
New London
Bmwrlin
Miidrum Jewelry Company
Samuel McCrum
East Berlin
Mia
WicCrum
New Britain
Wallingford
Samuel Howe
Durham
Ows
Thompsonville
St. Joseph’s Hall
Pearl Street
St. Patrick's Church
Yale Athletics Draw Big Participation in College Year
Yale reports 8,612 undergraduates engaged in athletics last year under Director John T. Blossom. Swimming led with 983 regular participants, followed by rowing and tennis. football and track also drew notable numbers, while intramural and freshman programs expanded overall participation.
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New Haven
Yale
John T. Blossom
Athletic Association
Whh
Bagepai
Finls
Blossont
Universiyt
Eee
Rep O Sullivan In Narrow Escape
WATERBURY October 15 Congressman P B O Flivan had a near miss in Union City when his car was hit by an automobile owned by Phillip Becher of Waterbury. The steering gear failed but the Congressman and his chauffeur were uninjured. no arrest was made as fault was not claimed.
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Waterbury
P. B. O'Flivan
Union City
Naugatuck
Phillip Becher
Waston Avenue
Congressman O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Yale Anticipates Active Year for XCountry Team
NB Havin Oct 14 Yale University expects a busy cross country season with 75 men in action and coaches seeking more talent. Varsity meets include Oct 25 at Spring Field College, Nov 16 Yale Harvard Princeton at Princeton, and Intercollegiate A A A in New York, with freshmen racing Oct 31 at Princeton New Haven and other dates. Thomas North Tracy named captain. only one holdover from last year, Treadwell, returns. Willisbrook cups provide prizes for paper chase winners.
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NB Havin
Yale University
Willisbrook
Springfield College
Connecticut
Yale
Harvard
Thomas North Tracy
New Haven
Yate
Treadwell
Dale Worl
Notre Dame and Army clash in title game lookout
Grantland Rice lauds Notre Dame backfield as one of football’s great packs of four. Army counters with strong line and effective end play. Georgia Tech tops Penn State. Harvard, Dartmouth, Princeton, Navy, Rutgers, Lafayette, Syracuse all show form and set up intriguing late-season battles.
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Britton
Notre Dame
Wilson
Gilmore
Wood
Yeomans
Harding
Yala
Army
West Point
Layden
Millee
Crowley
Tr & Quaysterback
Studreher
Winois
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Georgia T Ech
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Georgia Tech
Virginie
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Cambridge
Dartmouth
Crimson
Princeton
Navy
Backa
The
Rutgers
Cornell
New Jersey College
Ruters
Harel
Lafayette
Tong
Lifayette
Syracuse
Man Held on Liquor Driving Charge after Fairfield Stop
John Feld por Fatredt, 84 Washington venue, is held at the Third Precinct Station after arrest by Officer Gutman of the State Police for driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor as he paused through Fairfield yesterday.
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John
Dally
Washington
Third Precinct
Gutman
Fairfield
Theatre Row Ends in Clubbing of Alleged Disturber
Lotia Hogan 27 of Pras Broad Street allegedly caused a disturbance at a Main Street theatre last night and assaulted Special Officer John Keenan after being asked to sit down. Keenan knocked him down with a club, leaving a skull laceration. Hogan was treated at Emergency and jailed on breach of peace, assault, and resisting an officer and faces City Court today.
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Lotia Hogan
Pras Broad Street
John Keenan
Hogan
Gildea
Mornig
Auto Stolen at Ritz Dance Hall on Fairfield Avenue
Frank Pero of 50 Arche Street reported to Third Precinct police that his car parked in front of the Ritz hall was robbed of 2000 cigars and other personal items worth over 125 dollars. The thief forced the rear lock to take the goods. a Rendauertars detective was assigned to investigate.
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Frank
Pero
Arche Street
Third Precinct
Fairfield Avenue
Rendauertars
Tire thefts strike city. wheels stripped near garage
Detective Tureau reports two wheels removed from William S. Reynolds’s car parked on Colorado Avenue in front of the Reynolds home. Reynolds, of 503 Colorado Avenue, said the tires were stolen while the vehicle was left outside the garage overnight, as a citywide tire thief continues activity.
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William S. Reynolds
Colorado Avenue
Tureau
Colorado Avenive
Reynalds
Creamulsion claimed to heal chronic coughs and lung trouble
An old advertisement touts Creamulsion as a creosote based emulsion that soothes inflamed membranes and fights germs causing coughs colds and bronchial issues. It promises relief for chronic coughs bronchitis asthma and bronchial troubles with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t found when used as directed.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
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