Forty Mayors Meet to Discuss Municipal Problems
New York October 21 Forty eastern mayor delegates met in New York for a two day conference to seek closer cooperation among municipalities and explore methods to regulate motion pictures through the National Board of Censors. They heard reports on regulation practices in Boston and New York and planned further discussion at an evening salon and dinner at the Commodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Censors
New York
National Board of Censors
New England
Andrew J. Peters
Boston
John ¥. Hylan
Everett Dean Martin
Cooper Union Forum
National Board
Peters
Willem B. Capes
Albert M. Snields
Department of A Research
New York Board of Education
Commodore
Gore Opposes League of Nations At Rally
Senator Gore and other speakers attacked the League of Nations at an Armory gathering of about 300 in Main Street. Gore warned the treaty would cost lives and money and Britain would gain mastery. critics labeled the covenant a threat to Irish independence and U S sovereignty. The meeting was hosted by the Nations Association in Opposition to the League. Representatives included Friends of Irish Freedom and local figures debated Ireland and the Monroe Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
League of Nations
Main Street
America
Brandegee
Cox
England
France
League
Nations ‘Association
Friends of Irish Freedom
Gore
Benator Gore
United States
Gare
Germany
Senate
Edward Coffey
New Haven
Coffey
League Tribunal
Ragland
Resentment Over Use of Names at Anti League Rally
Prominent local Democrats show resentment after their names appeared on the platform for a speech by Senator Gore. Aldermen John J. Ford and William E. Hogan spoke, Ford denouncing the tactic and affirming support for Cox and the League of Nations. Hogan disavowed being placed as a vice president and noted his support for Cox and the League, criticizing the cross-pressured position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gore
John J. Ford
William E. Hogan
Ford
Iettine
Cox
League of Nations
Anti League
Alderman Hogan
Harding
The
League
Hinsley in Serious Condition After Stratford Shooting
Jitney driver Stephen Hinsly of 18 Seaside Court remained in critical condition at Bridgeport Hospital after being shot three times in the neck in Stratford. Doctors fear he will not survive the attack by Raymond Wilson, 18, of Bradford Bay, who allegedly fired to obtain a realbia money-roll. The shooting happened around 1 am on East Broad Street as Wilson was being driven back to Bridgeport from Milford. Wilson was arrested two hours later by Stratford police Sergeant Thomas Smith.
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Stephen Hinsly
Seaside Court
Stratford
Bridgeport
Raymond Wilson
Bradford
Bay
East Broaasway
Minsky
Wilson
Milford
Thomas Smith
Stratford Poles Department
MacSwiney’s Wife Denounces Prison Feeding Protest
Mrs. MacSwiney denounces forced feeding of Terence MacSwiney as doctors warn he may live only hours or days. She cites a doctor and governor dispute over orange juice and water, describing the prisoner as a shadow of his former self and condemning the treatment as inhuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Annie
Terence
Black and Tan policemen ambushed near Skibberen
Ireland Oct 21 three Black and Tan policemen returning to barracks were ambushed and shot at Leep seven miles from Skibberen. Two are not likely to recover.
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Skibberren
Ireland
Leep
Siibberren
Armour Officers Are Indicted In New York Charges
Officials of Armour and Company issued a statement after a federal indictment in New York charged profiteering. They doubted the indictments and argued profits cannot be judged by a few transactions. They cited New Zealand lambs and losses in domestic banks, claiming the lamb business lowered meat prices for consumers. Several other Democrats named in the matter issued strong denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour and Company
New York Today
New York
New Zealand
Cox Calls for An Explanation at Wilmington Campaign Stop
Governor Cox urged an explanation of Harding's League of Nations stance during remarks in Wilmington and Baltimore. He denounced Harding's positions as inconsistent with the Senate and warned that Harding's victory would block ratification of the League. Cox said a Taft Root led group would oppose any League, while urging bipartisan consultation to form a League with reservations.
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Alc
Wilmington
Del
Gajiy
Lenington
Harding
Lads
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Dermonattc
Taft
Johnson
Cox
Audienes
California
League of Nations
Lke Tithu Root
Willan Howard Taft
Senator Harding
League
People of America
Hardings
Columbus
Friends of Peace
Borah
Root
Senate
Mr. Taft
Olgarshy
United States Senate
Wilson
Elihu Rootnd
America
League of Nations of the World
Association of Nations
Ritchie
Maryland
Senator Smith
Ala
Washington
National Capital
Fox
Water Was Too Cold And Swim Too Long
In New York Solomon Magidson, 16, swam from a White Star dock intending to reach a ship to sail to Russia. The cold water forced him to abandon the plan and he was rescued by Policeman Finnegat who hauled him to the station.
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New York
Starvanlin
Bolshevik
Russia
Solomon Magidson
Solomon
New York Harbor
Finnegat
White Star
Landing
Ruasin
Rusela
Suffrage Movement Details From Hartford Meeting
County suffragists announce plans for a November 9 and 10 justice celebration in Hartford. A general call invites women and organizations in the state to meet in New Haven to map League of Women Voters activity. Lidington will host a November 18 Boston regional conference with Hoover likely speaking. Fairfield delegates include Hull, Sherman, Hastings, Kingsbury, Riley, Shaw, Newell, Leming, Tiemann, and Rawson. The county suffragists intend to continue activism after the election.
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Newell
Greenwich
Julia Himaman
State Suffrage Association
Hartford
New Haven
League
Women of Pay
Misa Lidington
New England
of Women Voters
Hea
Boston
Herbert Hoover
Fairfeld County
Maud Hull
Herbert D., Sherman
Edith Hastings
J. Grant Kingsbury
FB. M. Riley
S. C. Shaw
Leming
Mise- Elsie Tiemann
Marion Rawson
Suffrapista
Obituary notices for Haensper Blake and Sheriden compiled
Obituaries list Charles Haensper son of August and Kaensper of 506 Stillman Street aged 24 who died yesterday. He is survived by three brothers and three sisters and was in the Junior Order of North America Mechanics. Funeral is tomorrow at 2 from his parents home, burial Park cemetery. Also noted are the funerals of Thomas Blake of 372 Gregory Street at 9 in the Sacred Heart church and Stephen B. Sheridan of 172 Spring Street with mass at St Charles church, burial St Michael’s cemetery, with ceremonial musicians and attendees from local clubs.
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Charles
Haensper
August Kaensper
Stillman Street
Albert
William
Frederick
Dennis Dinerson
Augusta McSweeney
Ruth Kaeneper
Tunior Order of North ‘America Mechanica
St. Smlchiel’s
Stephen B. Sheriden
Spring Street
A. T. Sheriden
William Sreet
St. Charles' Church
Hey. P. G. Magivney
Missurray
Bridgeport Minghel Club
Singer Manufacturing Campang
George Weilington
Frank Obernaus
Thomas Obes
Stecker
Zverett Vail End
Diemeld
St | Ty
Michael'a
Iones
Weather summary for southern New England forecast
A fragmented weather forecast notes rather cooler conditions Friday night with variable winds from Sandy Hook northward and moderate west winds from Sandy Hook to Haterns. High pressure over the eastern U S leads to a marked fall in temperatures, with clear to cloudy observations across New Haven Bridgeport Boston and Hartford and varied cloudiness at Nantucket Nantucket and Atlantic City, followed by low water forecasts for New Jersey and daylight saving notes for Trenton Princeton Newark and Jersey City.
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New England
Sandy Hook
New Haven
wWeather
Tom
Atlanta
Clear Atlantic
Clear Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Clear
Denver
Detroit
Hartfords
Hatteraa
Jacksonvillu
Jeansag City
Nantucket
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk “Pees
Northfield
Portland
Pittepurgh
BU Loula
Washington
Bridgeport
Middlebrook Algnanae
New
Trenton
Princeton
Newark
Jersey City
Triangular Campaign Debate At Milford Town Hall
About 800 attendees heard a triangular debate on moral issues of the campaign. Prof Hibwart Huntington of Yale spoke for Democrats, J Leigh Colvin advocated Prohibition, and Dr Orville Petty argued for Republicans.
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Milford
Wrat M. BE
Plymouth
Mary ‘Tyler M. B
Pe G. Whitefield Simonson
Hibwart Huntington
Yale University
J. Leigh Colvin
Orville, Petty
New Haven
Huntington
League of Nationa
Colvin
de Petty
Coolidge Tours North Carolina Opens Farm Growth Message
Governor Coolidge wrapped a six hour speaking tour in Charlotte North Carolina with an address urging higher farm production and wage growth. He said the Republican party will dignify the farm and help tenants become owners, stressing farming as the nation’s base.
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Qharlotte
N.C
Coolidge
North Carolin
Republican Party
Hartford Man Credits CINOT for First Vacation in Twenty Years
Hartford resident Ge H. Abel endorses CINOT claiming its testimonial advertising built trust and spurred demand. He cites kidney trouble, back pain, and loss of appetite improving after using CINOT, noting it enabled his long-awaited vacation. CINOT advertised with multiple local drugstores.
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Hartford
Cinot
Ge H. Abel
Cinot Syndicate
Abbey
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Brandogea
Thomas F. Coansy
Providence
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Congress
Nekat
Monrose Proctrins
Oncg
Stephen F. Boucher
Hinsley
MacSwiney
Armour
of Besse System
Chambray
Besse System
Foster-Besse Co
Flay Brandegee
Milford Church
N. Carolina
Club
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Streets
Yus
van Dyk
San Bo
Ent
Ealth
James van Dyk
G. H. Abbey
Albany Avenue
Hartigan’s Drug Stores
Main and
Congress Streets
Wiliam St. John
Randall's Pharmacy
Stamford
William Jones Drug Co
J. T. Howes
Derby
Paul Mester
Ansonia
W.smith
Southport
Luin B. Switzer
Torsington
Mallette & Huke
Winsted
G. I. Fanchet
New Milford
Park Pharmacy
Waterbury
Harfett Drug Co
Danbury
H. B. Northrop
Shelton
Mahoney's. Cor. Drug Stove
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Carmalla
Liverpool
Calabrias
Patras Dubrovnik
Trieste
Cherbourg
Southampton
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Hamburgherbourg
New ‘York
Londonderry
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Patras
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Imperatos
Janis Vasari
York
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Puritan Dont
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Hranch House
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Aafete Ham
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