Governor Templeton pushes stringent liquor law enforcement
Governor Templeton announced that State's Attorney Hugh Alcorn of Hartford County was in Washington for the presidential conference on prohibition enforcement. He plans to urge police chiefs in Connecticut cities to push hard for enforcement, and will confer with Chief Justice Wheeler on jail terms for violators.
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Martford
Templeton
Hugh
Alcorn
Vhartford
Washington
Comidge
Timpleton
Connecticut
George W. Wheeler
Lannortiout
Conecticut
Litchfield County Officers Arrest 23 in Ram Raids
Litchfield County officers, including a flying squadron, raided ten liquor establishments in Torrington and Thomaston, arresting 28 people on liquor violations. Nine locations in Torrington and seven in Thomaston were targeted. several defendants faced jail sentences and fines, with others granted bond and awaiting court action.
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Litchfield County
Litchfield
Av ‘Tomanto
Litetiiela
Torrington
Toomanton
Arthur F. Wnecander
Werp
Litchfeld
Quer
Torrton
Naugatuck
Thomaston
Frank Taudunski
Thomaston House
Victor Kulesza
East Main Street
Torington
Joseph
Antonio Quartuli
Torgion
Palace
Hlui
Walter Holcomb
Royalist leads revolt of Greeks against Gonatas
In Athens on October 22 a Royalist force of about 4,000 led by General Metaxas revolted against Premier Gonatas. A proclamation signed by Venezelian leaders and others circulated via newspapers and an airplane. The revolt was quickly checked. martial law was declared, arrests made, and rebels dispersed as police suppressed rival broadcasts.
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Athens
Get
Omaa
Metaxas
Gonaias
Martie
Vlastirss
Suonhi
Government Pays Last Instalment to New York New Haven and Hartford
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad was awarded 2,891,206 by the Interstate Commission to cover six months of earnings after contract termination. The government had previously paid 14,798,408, and the account is now closed.
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Washington
Got
New York
New Haven
Wartford
Intersate Commission
Presbyterians of New England Convening at First Church
The thirteenth annual New England Synod gathering opens at the First Presbyterian Church with over 150 delegates expected. A preparatory session and auction program precede the main synod, with a luncheon for visitors and concurrent meetings of the Women’s Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missions. The opening sermon will be delivered by Rev. Charles A. Fischer, D. D. in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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Deli
Ith
Women’s Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missions
Charles A. Fischer
First Presbyterian Church of
Worcester
Mass
Liv Pnd
Webb Pays Visit to Sheriff Pease at Rye NY
Charles Webb who was indicted yesterday by a White Plains grand jury was seen in Bridgeport visiting Sheriff Simeon Pease amid unclear motive. Webb drove to the county building, spoke with the sheriff who refused to discuss the visit, then left.
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Charles Webb
White Plains
Gertrude Gorman Webb
New York
Philadelphia
Westcheater
Biltmore Country Club i
Rye
Bridgeport
Webb
Cogusty
Simein Pease
Shen Peasea Triound
Mrs. Webb
Stie
Jentering
Pease
Bulding
Sherif Pewse
Sin
de Vielt
Baby Smothers 10 Death While Asleep in Bed
A three month old baby, Richard, suffocated while sleeping face down under a pillow. His mother, unaware, discovered him after waking. Dr Charles Sprague and Medical Examiner Samuel Caurick attended. death ruled as undetermined. Funeral planned for Wednesday at 2 o'clock with burial in the family plot.
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Mra
Mernonai
Lake of
Blandera
Richard
Charles
Sprague
Manover Street
Phyxleiur
Samuel Caurick
Danbury
Education Board Signs Contract For High School
The Education Board signed the general contract for Warren Harding High School construction for 70,000 with Eastern Engineering and Construction Company, excluding some units. Three other firms won plumbing, heating, and electrical bids and will sign today. Janitors will be paid for election day services, with funds handled by the financial secretary after verifying work completed.
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Alfred? G Panes
Bord of Education
William Shaughnessy
Eastern Engineering and Construction Company
Atry
M. J. Dahme & Co
Boston
Kunateick & Motz
Tasv Sie
Wilam Redden
Manwaring
Joan Stevens
Tronk Anderson
Callwell
Clarence E. Witter
Fenrane
Tt Wan
Rowland
Alice T. Smith
John Y. Caldwell
Cleetlan
Aldwell
Confiscated Wine Sparks Police Action at Greenwich Station
In Greenwich a large consignment of wine was seized by local police following disturbances near two grocery stores. Officers moved the crowd away from the station house and secured the area with patrols and barriers after a report of unlawful possession and sale. The event disrupted traffic on nearby roads and involved the Bushes Devtie store and a hotel near the station.
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Greenwicht
Burrele
Niger
Ruitroad Avenue
Parrel- Ul
South Louk
FT FM
Newspaper men attend funeral of Andrew Barber in Bridgeport
A delegation of Bridgeport newspaper men will attend the funeral of Andrew Vinusnt Barber, known as Dad, to be held at 2:30 PM from Wanry I. Hinhop. Members of St. Tots, Judging Found Ac Main, will gather, with the service led by Rev. B J Crate and Masonic rites to follow.
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Bridgeport
Andrew Vinusnt
Dad
Wanry I. Hinhop
St. Tots
Ac Main Wien
Buster
Tim
Alten
B.J. Crate
Centoy
Chris
Thurel
Pastor Quigley Ousted Over Expenditures at Summerfield Church
Dr Charles A Quigley was removed Sunday as pastor of Summerfield MM E church amid allegations of personal extravagance and church debt. Board secrecy and a parish review followed. The firing came after a board vote and amid dispute over notes tied to church finances.
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Summerfield M. E. Church
Charles A. Quigley
Summerfield MM. E
Samuel Fray
Quigley
Xensulion Drake
Mra
Altrid DaVorken
de DeVore
Kan
Barnum and
Saivien Avenues
Bers Jtiort Rertalt
Iehurch’s
Offera Board
Roffelt
Tor
Quighey
Sk Weeting
Five Greatest Advantages of New Charter Outlined
Bridgeport reports outline of benefits in the proposed new city charter. Officials say measures include civil service reform, expanded commissions, and clearer governance. An attendance event featured 124 business leaders and women outlining the plan. The article notes partisan divisions and promises further discussion on page two.
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Bugineka Wren
Juda Wall
AlWernin
Modern Education Costs Less Declares Cortright
Superintendent Cortright defends public schooling costs as proportionate to wealth and public funds, noting higher attendance and the decline in the dollar’s purchasing value. He cites figures showing church and private services shifting to public expense, arguing total education costs are less due to broader wealth growth.
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Cortright
Publc
Sehogls, VE
Everett
Anvos
K. Prichard
Carnegie Foundation Fund
Cortrehr
Mt Louve
Corteigi
Destroyer Bainbridge to Arrive at Noon Tomorrow
The Bainbridge is slated to arrive at noon tomorrow for Navy Day observances in the city. The event will feature a full program and is described as the most pretentious raid yet held, with activities for citizens and Navy personnel through the period. The ship will draw anchor Monday at midnight after a day of ceremonies and participation.
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Bainbridge
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Bridgeport
Ald Font Réien
Rhals
Navy
Chamber of Comtmerce
Sand
Royer Bainbridge
Tarkington Treat Starts New Series of Tales
Booth Tarkington, noted American short story master, will launch a six tale series in next Sunday's Past. The opening story is Two Hearts that Beat as One with the final tale Here Comes the Bridegroom. Exclusive in The Bridgeport Sunday Post.
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Booth Tarkington
Parkington
Vark' Jyle
Pecora Charged With Subornation In Stokes Divorce Case
New York dispatch reports Pecora faced subornation charges in the Stokes divorce trial. Witnesses including Thornton and Wallace testified amid defense challenges as Mrs. Stokes seeks to prove alleged misconduct and hotel magnate Stokes defends his conduct. Court proceedings featured repeated objections, conflicting affidavits, and witness testimonies on Thornton’s identification and Wallace’s involvement.
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New York
Prevaj
Pert
Stokes
Joseph A. Thornton
W. F
Phi
Flint
Péecora
Whornton
Pelenwood Stokes
Max D. Steuer
Owne
Svit Keswes
Sten
Therselves
Ate
Joseph H. Danyon
Stokes Wen
Samuel Lintermeyer
Supreme Court
Mahoney
Amr
Unterneser
Justice Nahoney
Wallace
Wagar
Thornton
Svaken
Pecora
Phornton
Thorncon
Wiitle
Adam Hutterfield
Mr. Untermeyer
Negro Wilpessey
Butterfield
Hold
Bechel
Conn
Johnson
Pat
Church of Silence
Mr. Unsermeyer
Mark Johnson
Flakes
Uiterfeld
Greenwich Police to Question Maas Over Shooting Case
Greenwich police announce plans to question Maas as part of the investigation into the shooting of Millow Make at the fond Revel and the October event. Captain Patches Plan and Prosecution official Walsh will interview Mann at Stamford Hospital tomorrow.
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Greenwich
Millow
Fond Revel
Leslie
Planafan
Walsh
Teryview Mann
Stamford Hospital
Separatists Move in Rhineland and Local News Mix
A garbled share of items reports local and international matters including moves by separatists in Rhineland, a contract signing for a new high school with an engineering firm, assorted public works and police funding actions, a mysterious death inquiry, church and clergy notes, a Navy Day visit, and multiple court and crime brief items across New England.
Harmless looking crates conceal alcohol shipment overturned truck
A truck overturned on Limestone road carrying suspected alcohol hidden in grape crates. State police, alerted by bystanders, seized two men and the vehicle with a New York registered rig 1 120 501 after a tire failure exposed the concealment. The incident occurred during a period of pegalr popular activity.
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New York State
Ted
Pepalr
Stace
Yale Lock salesman slain in Oklahoma
Stamford February 52. Speakeal to the Telegram-Occkls Yale Towne Lock company report the murder of salesman Russell Gartar of Olean New York. He was waylaid and stabbed at Blue Jacket near Roma while on a trip for the firm.
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Stamford
Get
Spealkal
Tlegram-Ociekls
Yale Towne Lock Company
Russell
Gartar
Olean
Ne Vo
Blue Jacket
Klarroma
Sirm
Occupationists Move Through German Towns
Six towns have been occupied by Separatists including Aix la Chapelle alongside Munchen Gladbach Grefeld Julich Morjoie Clove and Duren. Coblenz is planned as capital with occupation led by Joseph Batthes as the group expands through the Rhineland amid armed resistance and sporadic bloodshed.
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Aix-La-Chapelle
Associated Press
Aix+La Chapelle
Munchen
Gladbach
Grefeld
Julich
Morjoie
Clove
Duren
Coblenz
Joseph Batthes
Wileshaden
Aix-Ra-Chapelle
Herr Batthes
Lie
Hanl
Hayine
Aix
Ain
Tyne
Tracy
Reich
Althous Ling
Steamer San Gil Goes Ashore Off Nicaragua
Kingston Jamaica October 23 The United Fruit Company steamer San Gil ran aground on the northern coast of Providencia land Nicaragua at six o'clock this morning Passengers were removed despite bad weather The San Gil was en route to Cristobal from Heslop via Mevana and a wrecking steamer Kilte rig has left Kingston to assist Calamary remains on standby for refloating potential salvage expected when seas calm.
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Kingston
Jamate
United Fruit Company
San Gil
Nicaragua
San Blas
Calamary
United Fruit
Kilterig
Cristofar
Heslop
Mevana
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Keule
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Siwan
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Auutem Iy Tun Om Ai Cognomieni Bila
Bridgeport Sunday Post
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Rhineland
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Fones
Sducation Board
Woh
Vision
Sheriff Pease
Church of Redeemer
Phelan
Edward Symes
Andrew Dad" Barber
Greene
Tainsorson
Sianting Victla
Greenwien
Connectrant Federation of Women's Clubs
Wertgort
Riigefield Lad
Fairdeld
Vidlktivria
Ansovlu Board
Renita
Gokin
Adgetfeld
Honra
Hidgefeld Road
Pollge
Danbury Road
Water Veterans Bread Direstor Forlud
Riivekuid
Tuote
Leariistas
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Palrce
Versulis Kuyuliss
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Sperty
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Blues
Mhyth
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Bridgyport
UAN
Hartfordshire
Wye
Ree
Sterling Victory Pyre
New York High School of Commerce
Crosby
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Koby
Red Sox
Ec Donogluc
Belvont Park
Tin Mile Ant
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YALE
Oklahoma
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Leo Uurgommnster Rungell
Werr Zofler
Rotheland
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