Smuts Attacks French Policies and Militarism
A London dispatch reports Premier Smuts of South Africa condemning French policy and demobilization after Europe’s upheaval. He calls for a wartime conference of powers to reassess interallied debts, avert militarization, and bolster moral leadership of America as Europe seeks relief and stability.
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Londox
Smiths
South aAfrica
Glovts
France
England
United States
Smuts
Paris
Patel
Europe
West
Huroye
America
Ceolldse
Nuanco
Cheyne
Asuerlea
Rhineland
Republic
Aix-La-Chapelle
Relolitin
Polley
Prange
School of Citizenship opening this afternoon at Lempion Hall
Reckons of the slup conducted by Cone Keetleut League of Women Voters in conjunction with Yale University will open at 2 o clock this afternoon at Lempion Hall Elmatpeet en Haver. The school runs for the remainder of the week with noted speakers and a tea with an orran medal in Woolney Hill Erle Gay afternoon.
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Tle Cone Keetleut League of Women Voters
Yale University
Limpion Hall
Elmatpeet
En Haver
Touy
Orran
Woolney Hill
Dex Roo Ul Cilinen
Kimberley Death in Yard Collision Amid Freight and Auto
A five year old boy, Kimberley, was crushed between a freight car and a car in the yards of Bunter & Havens on Water Street, Ston ton, and died at St Vincent Hospital. The injured man from Park Avenue was treated at Vincents Hospital but discharged shortly after.
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Bunter & Havens Company
Water Street
Stunton
M. Berly
Park Avenue
St. Vincent
Bruce Avenue
State Street
Vincents Poseital Wibln
Cheshire Reformatory Shake-Up Declined by Governor
Waterbury Oct 26 Governor Templeton ends the controversy over the State Reformatory for Women by not removing all directors or the superintendent Miss Anna Petersoh. He upholds the present board and Superintendent Rogers, citing public confidence and steady reform as guiding factors.
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Waterbury
C. AL Templeton
Mra Hetun Bowers
Hamden
Anna Peter
Rog
Elain
Jong Yun
Irs
Rogers
Cheshire
Revormstory
Wet
Reformatory
Charles Ilc
Gale and Drenching Rain Sweep Coast Delaying Traffic
A heavy rainstorm drenched Bridgeport and nearby towns, flooding streets and cellars and hindering traffic. Streetcar lines were disrupted, with skidding pavements and downed trees blocking several avenues as residents dealt with washed-out roads and delayed transit through the city.
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Bridgeport
Presbyterians elect Vermont man moderator at New England synod
The Presbyterian Synod of New England opened its three day meeting at the First Presbyterian church in Vermont with Nev Franch Laird of West Barnet Vernon elected moderator. The session featured sermons, discussions on church extension, and talks on religious education and social reform as clergy from across New England gathered for the annual event.
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Nev
Franch Laird
West Barnet
Vernon
John A. McCleland
Myde Dark
Maas
Presbyterian Synod of
New England
Marotd Mata
Robleson
Philadelphia
Pau
Charte
Allen
Worcester
Mas
Mortis Wergugon
Basbon
Masy
Walter J. Cumplull
Holyske
J. Ko MauGiliterary
Stev
Hush
Boston
Edward BE. Weaver
Wile Sham
Harold Maca
Robernson
SF Upglous
Ee Wal Squirm
Philadelphis
Als
Willient Myers
Watford
Dawn
Rex
Alexander Aligon, Jr
Jocal Church
Larry Bone
Vermont State University
Sudan
Bridgeport Skipper Returns After Perilous Voyage
Captain J. Tt. Griffen and crew of the losing vessel Mabel return to Bridgeport aboard the Minarge after surviving a hurricane near Nassau and days adrift in open water. Griffen’s wife waits on Poplar Street as reports detail a perilous voyage, shipwreck, and rescue at sea.
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Griffen
Mabel
Carribean
J. Tt. Griffen
Poplar
Cuntahy Gritten
Poplar Street
Wil
New York
Ward
Gritten
Accord
INS
Curanoi
Bahadore
West Indies
Vale le Core
Amllieus
Nassau
Munargo
My Liten
Shapwreck
Cwetain Griffen
United States
Vna
Trolley Collision Yields Jury Award of 3000 Dollars
A Hartford area case reports a trolley car striking an automobile on April 26 at Harlin avenue and Kosause street. The jury awarded the plaintiff 3000 dollars with questions over speed and brakes unresolved. the Connecticut Company claimed contributory negligence by an auto occupant.
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Dumwinacs
Hirntington
Dts
Sajaries
Harlin Avenue
Kosaush Street
Weis
Imrt
Connecticut Companyy
Impet
Allyn L. Brown
Rainfall brings relief to county water shortage
Weather observers report continued rain over the next three days after a total of 1.09 inches fell by eight o clock last night. Wells are expected to fill within 48 hours as Cow and secondary areas saturate. City officials express cautious optimism that the shortage may end soon with renewed rainfall and storage capacity improving.
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Streee-ours
Warroad
Malm Meld
Railroad Avenue
Tralleys
Beardsley Peck
Sembee
Deardsley Park
Thy
Bridgeport
Brooks
Mella
Samuel
Medraine Co
Braoks Ageia
Inkez
Daca
Matiere
Graft charged in transaction for new U S hospital
A congressional inquiry exposed graft in the New U S hospital project. Architect Patrick O Brien faced scrutiny over fees reported at 64 0010 tartans and a claimed 13 0000, with a counter claim of 5 900. Government plans and hospital details remain under review as officials prepare new designs.
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U.S
Wee Read
Hitetus
Maine
O' Lyn
Gene Couneel Roe Lhdmonte
Grieapier
California
Forbes
Adtar
Bnitnistuion
Marcha Wits Halle
Chas
Ion Yap
Inter Ameen
Téglon
Hines ‘Vesaillus
AL Hanes
Marrthew O'Brien
General Hines
O'Brien
Anne
Bureau
Brewu Force
Quigley Says He Will Forget Entire Affair
Fragmentary handwritten OCR notes claim Quigley expresses willingness to forget the affair while referencing church and community disputes. The garbled text mentions a pastor, a “rgarel boss” quote, and unclear references to church duties amid a controversy.
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Quigley
Ford Co. of Canada declares 10 percent dividend
The Bora Company of Canada has declared a ten percent dividend payable November 15 to stockholders of record November 4.
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Ford CO. OF
Canada
Bora Company
Canata Hex
Oklahoma Governor Walton Suspended by State Senate Vote
Executive OKLAHOMA CITY Oct Associated Press Governor J C Walton suspended from office at 6 40 p m by a 46 to 1 vote of the State Senate temporarily relieving him of duties after the House submitted impeachment articles. The resolution cites charges and directs the secretary to deliver copies to the governor and lieutenant governor. The Senate will convene for further proceedings under Chief Justice John Cantionedt reference.
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Aix La.chapelle
Associated Press
Rhineland
Aix-La-Chapelle
Aix
Crefeld
Julich
Menchen-Gladbeck
Neuss
Mayence
Oklahoma
Senate
Lowing
Oklahoma City
Governo
J.C. Walton
State Senate
House of Reprogencatives
PUP Anke
J. . Walton
Covernoy
Ryfus
J. C. Walton
Senchiment
John
Weathered City News With Random Skies and Ship Rescue
A chaotic clippings-style notice reports light city damage after a heavy downpour. Sailing vessel Mabel rescued occupants near Carribear Lee, and Captain Griff Lidgepool is due home. Various local figures, meetings, and society items populate the jumble with references to railroads, political events, and social clubs.
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Naruar
Jk. Griff Lidgepool
Mabel
Carribear Lee
Mary Walberg
St. Mary's Sonvent
Italan
Supreme Court
Cali
Vrttcivla Ui Ve Company
Deela
Winton Geedies
Sagdewe
Sayer Atwater
James J. Storrow
Nuo Engfudd
Adores
Connectcat
Maibep
Izenship
Vonpecuent
Wniversity Indus
Vader Brow
Greenwich
Swomerneld Church of
Erbdrepert
Genta
Norewali
Suelon
Dlealph
Steurls
Uncle Hucker
Grevawten
Wennybucker
Conneticut
Weetport
Coriphen
Reneyes Mears
Mamcen Iron Board of Directors
Larsy Fur
Diruetoss
Cheshire
Dee
Barney
Carewoll
Davgland
Jin Bern” Barrie
Danwige
Aimerieien
Lloyd Gaorge
Foxtet
Thurard Univers
Ity Aires
Supreme Court Opens for October Sitting
The State Supreme Court of Errors convened for its October term with Judge John T. Retoge presiding. After a docket rearrangement the court began pend ing appeals, with assignments set for Thursday and Friday. The first case is the appeal of Alexander Dupuis over damages awarded to his ex wife Anna in a furniture dispute from a single household, including a sewing machine she said supported her.
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State Supreme Court of
Ercory
John T. Retoge
Lucien Sl Gurpee
Neardy
Frev
Miner Harwood
Hirst
Wits
Danielyon
Jung. Veal
Milton A. Shumway
Supreme Court
Alexander Dupuis
Sew Tuyen Crim
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Aix-Na-Chapelle
Theatre Platz
Bedlam
OF Citizenship
Lampsor Hall
New Haven
ConUanld
Fagy Sixtdar
Kimberley
MS. Mee
Farm Directo
Halttden
Cheshire Reformatory
Westport
Beakdsley Park
Lexington Avenue
Ipping
Harbor
Harvey
Bridse
Pert
Chilitiea
Dridgeport
Anas Gig
Lala
Mintoris
Lexington
Calli Salou
Gregory
Myrtle Avenue
traMig Beetung
Nur
Benham Avenue
Fou
Luber Street
Ba Cy Hospital
National Grain Corporation
Abrahan Ableson
Vutau
John Street
Gaartkind Street
John Sabet
Inf Osiom
Ingo
Smashlige
Globe
United Wuminating
Presbyterians
Vermont
New England Synod
Francis Laird
West Barnett
Wiblol
Inge
Veterans’ Bureau
Senate Investigation
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Suinasell
Thug
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le Lature
Greece
Coatures
Gatton
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