Navy Ships Parade Plans Open Bridgeport
Bridgeport doors open to sailors from the destroyer Bainbridge and repair ship Bridgeport amid plans for a parade and inspection. About 360 naval men, reserve units, and local organizations will participate in a waterfront celebration with public viewing, dinners aboard, and a transit by sea to the inner harbor for inspection, while theatres offer naval uniform admission and ready the welcome in a city poised for a seagoing event.
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Natcommith Thunder
Merce
S. Bridgeport
Nations Guard
Naval Reserve
Foreign Wif iVota
American Legion
Ivy Scruiting
Mouti
The
Stoke Scouts
Gir
Ve. WW. Dram Corps
Poli Wa
Moncry Nistra
Peter Dawe
Dawe
State Street
Bridge
Port
Nme
VU Te Ty ' Burk
Arnors
Chow Department
Slate Armory
Activa
U.S
Teridgeport
Bridgeport
Gale and Heavy Rain Sweep Coast Night
Storm conditions hit coastal areas with strong winds and downpours. Widespread flooding and waterlogged streets disrupted traffic at terminals and bridges. Authorities reported about two dozen incidents including stalled cars and damaged boats, with several vessels moved to safety.
Storm Lashes New York as Winds Hit Shore
Severe storm sweeps New York and nearby areas with high winds and heavy rain. Reports describe injuries, rescues, and hazards along coasts and streets including Fort Totten and Whitestone. A British steamer sent an SOS from Cape Charles lightship amid rough seas and overturned vessels.
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New York
New Toundland
Syellen
Long Island
Yiarpoon
Wildem Washburn Nutting
Duke of Leinster
Atlantic
Fort Totten
Whitestone
Norfolk
Westmoreland
Capeharl
Jersey
Maley
Cte
Peter Kuteluch
Mineola
J. Tye
Sterling Hits New Low Then Recovers in FX Market
New York October 25 The sterling slipped to about 4.4748 dollars at opening, marking a fresh low, then recovered to near the prior close as London demand and hedging by traders influenced the day. Rumors of British currency deflation and wartime pressures in Germany weighed on sentiment alongside expected shifts in dollar exchange. Short covering by speculators and diplomatic dispatches on troop movements in the Rhine area helped steady the market into the afternoon.
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York
Anthers
London
Germany
Presbyterians in Convention endorse church divisions plan
A circulated report from a Presbyterian convention outlines a five department structure for the Board of Education including home and church education, missionary aims, and youth work. Speakers highlight divisions for education, moral welfare, literature, and university programs, with emphasis on training leaders and the church's institutional growth.
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Engren
Cowuniy
Deyvelowiis
Gram
Frsc
Nereid
Ayers
Fit
Mi Enorme
Arotousi
Aghin
Ship Point
Hey
Devier Lawinsson
Anel
Souther Baptists
Ald College
Wiley Youth of the
Eard
Ulr Lifp
Dupartmenta
Trenaury Division
Board of Education
Department of Promotion
Twsty
American Sailors Kill British in Self Defense Trial Drift
In a county court proceeding, Alexander MacArthur was found not guilty of attacking Meg Filey O’Net. Prosecutors said two New York detectives testified that MacArthur was at his father’s summer cottage by Cedar Grove on the day of the alleged attack, supporting a self defense claim by American sailors. The case arose amid a broader report of tensions and court actions linked to local governance and postwar incidents.
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Sooty
Tonighe
Alexander
Ty MacArthur
Attac
J. Vie y'Alofa
New York
Macarthur
Cedar Grove
Giter
E Ian
Foulae Vanny
Melitin
Treasury Division
British Aden
Tie Synot
Gelves
Speiker
Pitta
Amd
Eorsie
Walton
Lehaie
Digpersin
Ana
Aldrich Blake
Wind
Lim
Buck Garrett
Sieder
Crorter County
Eailiamnu
Persi
Lloyd George Pleads for Allied Aid in Europe
The speech urges strong American assistance to Europe as Britain seeks only cessation of hostilities. Lloyd George appeals to the United States to join the fight against a common foe, stressing shared interests and the peril to future peace. He notes the grim struggle on the European front and recalls President Harding’s confidence in united action.
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Britain
Europe
George
Great Britain
Suinon
Bern
Aed Press
Tiberiy
Tate
Harding
Presgram
Conpinus
Fidence Werk
Te Saa Department
Te Lanehsch
Coolidge
Tiny
Tutt
Walreroe Hospital
Pella
Artington
Mount Vernon
Warhingtag
Borneharts
Tanne Marth
Davis
Teo
Woodrie Wilson
R & Street
Lure and Money Extortion Case Unfolds in Trial
The trial of William J. Gorevron, former district attorney, reveals a web of alleged extortion and bribe schemes. Witnesses describe Levenson handling payments and pressuring associates to influence outcomes. Names such as Dudgan Purdie and others surface as investigators seek proof of loot tied to illicit claims.
Charter Talks for Two Days
Fragmented note outlines two day charter talks with speakers from Episcopal Brotherhood and American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Mentions Mayo city at Episcopal church and dinner at Stratfield. Northcott listed as a speaker.
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Mehean
Statefeld
Ty Ibhorent
Piscopal “Brotherhood Wivary Epis- Mayo
American Society of Mechantyrngineers
Strat
Fild Betel
We. Northcott
Walton Suspended by Legislature
A legislative rift leads to Governor Walton’s suspension after a heated debate. Testimony implicates campaign finance and favoritism, with accusations of using state payrolls to benefit allies. The resolution passes amid party tensions as officials outline grounds for removal.
Treasury plans to guard supplies with coast guard
A Washington report outlines measures to check liquid fuel and food supplies along the seaboard and inland sources. Proposals include a reinforced coast guard presence, naval patrols, and a system of wartime inspections of breweries and distilleries to secure essential goods.
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Washington
Treasury
Seaboard
Coast Guard
Delaney Opposes New Charter as Unconstitutional
Local political dispute centers on a proposed municipal charter. Delaney and allies condemn the charter as unconstitutional and risky, arguing it concentrates power in a single legislature and could subjugate the council to a planning commission. Opponents say it would undermine local control and favor strong executive authority.
Stokes' Method in Witness Pressure Heard at Trial
Fragmentary testimony recounts Stokes allegedly pressing witnesses to damage a case against Arg Stokes. Bernard Sandler testified briefly before Clarence Menorino and Weis T. Wiethrew, with witness statements about payments and exchanges linked to the theft investigation and jewelry, jewelry pawn takers identified in Pittsburgh area.
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Asie
Weinsy
Mas
Motirni Frond
Henry Wilher
Wiliiauis
Bernard Tf Mandler
Mr. Sandler
Tore Clarence Menorinicti Frland
Weis T. Wiethrew
Paleo-ronpoondent
Mettuniles
Samdh
Stokes
Stolwels
Total Jnam
Jor Walter
Herore
Wuauine
Community meeting notices and local lodge listings
A fragmented advertising page lists meeting notices for local lodges and organizations with street addresses on Main and State streets. Names include Magna Chara, Brigdwaport, Unity Lodge, and Seaside groups along with references to Cornelia Wilder and the Bayrl Areengan society.
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Wowrgapede Urboe
Dro Main Street
Hiatui Women's
Eit Surent
Monttar Louge
State Atroet
Adoelphiun
Uxt
Brand Street
Magna Chara ‘Dae
Avidafsh
George
Shuattord Tvannen Bnighes Lodge
Sead Asdie Ersternity
Cannan Street
Tkyots Council
Derres
Porahonius
Royssryapusa
Maiti Atree Cornelia Wilder Reunell
Lyyal Ladigs
Bayrl Areengan
Tady Howeedunes
Sans and Pargnters of Liberty
Tegal
Canina
Ialbo
Union
Lear
Unies
Supreme Court in Session Here in New Haven
A fragmented account notes judges hearing cases including a dispute between New Haven bankers and the American Furniture Co over a financed truck shipment and disputed title. The narrative cites a judgment involving a New Haven bank and a track bought from a bank, with claims of unpaid original debt and contested ownership.
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American Furniturs Co
New Hayen
New Haven
XN Haven
Stolen car recovered in Danbury ownership verified
Stolen from Bridgeport last Saturday night, the automobile owned by Michael Svihra of 300 Lindley Street was found abandoned in Danbury yesterday morning. Svihra, notified by local police, traveled to Danbury to attest ownership for state police who hold the vehicle.
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Bridgeport
Michael Svihra
Lindley Street
Danbury
Svihra
Essh
Estate valued over one hundred sixty thousand dollars
Abysham Lincoln left an estate valued above 160000 dollars. The notice notes the estate size and the intent to settle assets. The source also mentions the Atel area of Nova Scotia spanning 21429 square miles.
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Abysham Lincoln
Atel
Novia Scotia
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