Assured of Victory in Campaign Says Hays and White
New York October 25 and October 24 reports show Wil W Hays and George White, leaders of rival parties, issuing optimistic forecasts. Hays predicts a Republican victory with 455 electoral votes, while White projects 164 for Republicans and 113 for Democrats, claiming the election outcomes remain undecided.
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New York
Wil W Hays
All State
Washington
America
White House
América
Geors White
Democrat National Compmitcen
Cox
Roosevelt
Hays
Missouri River
Roosevelt Appeals Newspapers Publish Covenant Text
Franklin D Roosevelt urged New York newspapers to print the League of Nations covenant in full without partisan interpretation to inform voters before the November referendum. He noted the covenant covers about four columns and argued readers deserve to study it themselves, while allowing editorial commentary. He outlined his campaign schedule for the coming week and emphasized the civic duty of wide publication.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Viea
League of Nations
New York
New ‘Tork
League of ‘i
Cox
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Maryland
New Teresey
Westchester County
Connesticut
Believe Slayers Concealed Body Scanland Death Case
Investigators probe the disappearance of Major Scanland from Raleigh hotel amid claims of threats by a man seeking revenge. Witnesses from Hume Va report screams near the turnpike while Edmund Jenkins, arrested in Claredons Va, is to be questioned. A diary found with a overseas writer’s entries suggests foreign ties. the victim’s wife and sister plan to move the body to Frankfort Ky for burial.
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Hutchings
Nies
Callahan
Hume
Matester
matee _ Edmund Jenkins
Claredons
Major Scanland
Raleigh
Bertin
Rome
Paris
Menila
Panama
Ma’jor Scarland
Slenkins
Alice Scarland
Youngstown N. Y
Sarah Scarland
Frankfort
Jews Demand Action by Poland
A fragmented text fragment shows Jews demanding action by Polish government officials to prevent accusations of disloyalty. The note references enforcement measures and calls for government steps to address alleged disloyal statements.
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Poland
De mobilization period fears of Polish troops demand safeguards
Fragmentary text notes heavy provisions forbidding discrimination against Jews and calls for measures to prevent excesses by Polish soldiers during mobilization. The excerpt hints at legal or administrative steps to protect Jewish communities and maintain order as troops withdraw.
Weather Almanac for Bridgeport Area
Daily almanac notes sunrise and sunset times for Bridgeport area and indicates high and low water marks with daylight saving time. Includes period notes and general weather guidance from Middlebrook Almanac.
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Guealatead
Pridgeport
Middlebrook
Harding Calls for Reply to Charges and Policy
The speaker rebukes charges of unpreparedness for war and mismanagement, asserting a constructive Republican program. He emphasizes constitutional government, representation, and governance reform while rejecting League of Nations membership and advocating American independence and economic restoration.
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Ameriga
Fearti
Hnanelal
Phey
Phes
Thomas Jefferson
Grover Cleusland
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
America
Datalia
Amerita
Association of Nations
League of Nations
United States
Fox Bhy
United
Amerie
Welcome Pastor At St Michael's Parish
Over two thousand parishioners of St Michael's P R D Church attended a reception in St Michael's school hall last evening for Rev Charles Rutaiczak D D O M C the new pastor succeeding Rev Rephonse Figlew ski. The program featured hymns choir and addresses by church leaders.
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St. Michael's P R. D
St Michael's School Hall
Werconia
Charles Rutaiczak
Rephonse Figlewski
B. Ly Smykowski
Marcin Fazosa
Patrick Topolski
Baltimore
Loyola College
Order of the
Franciscan Fathers
Syracuse
Rome
Maly
Buffalo
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Holyoke
Mater Dolori Psk
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Jrranclacan Fathers
Trev
Ratuczak
St. Michael's Church
Figlewild
Iwil
Loreto
Zionists Re-elect Dr Louis Smirnow as president
Dr Louis Smirnow was reelected president of the Bridgenort district Zionists at yesterday’s Armani election in Warner building club rooms. Opponent Attorney Harry Silverstone trailed by five votes. Rev H Korter won the vice presidency, defeating Henry Spitz. Other officers named included Treasurer Alan Reanike, with delegates to the National Plontrer convention in Buffalo, New York registered. additional names Korter, He Beck, and Benjamin Ro.
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Bridgenort
Zionists
Armani
Club
Warner Building
Harry Silverstone
Rev
H- Koter
Henry Spitz
Alan Reanike
National Plonter
Jats
Buffalo
EH Korter
He Beck
Benjamin'Ro
League of Nations
League Heart and Soul
Fr. J. Platt
Harry J. Platt
Trumbull
Congress
Schuster Merritt
Stamford
Platt
National
Will H. Haysan
Germany
Republica
Michael
Tan@lish
New York
Y Wilgon
League
Czechos-Slovakia
Yiith
League of Nat “Thohu
Chaierhan Cornet
United States
Czrcia-Slovakia
Ceecho-Stovekia
League of National Lt
League of Nationa
Offles
Democratie
Stata
Andrew Raltink
Etxlang
Eighth District
Democratic Club
North
John Palmieri
New Haven
Wns
Joseph J. Devine
Harey Platt
Lawrence Gallagher
Howard
Cornell Rally Demands End to Tax Office in City
Democratic leaders in Bridgeport rally to abolish the Tax Commissioner’s office and replace it with a nonpartisan board to run city business efficiently. Speakers include Senator George B. Clark and candidates Hungerford Hearn and Platt, urging council support for the abolition and backing league of nations stance.
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oMee
Bridgeport
John A Cornell, Jr
St. John's
Hell
Pembroke
Coyamen
Cpunel
George Ib. Clark
Thomas Hungerford
Frank
Cox Campaign Tour Draws to Last Week in Key States
Governor Cox and Mrs Cox consort at a hotel as headlines report his claim of a probable victory. He outlines a final swing through West Virginia Indiana and Ohio before the election while aides and loyalists confer and press coverage notes strong propaganda warnings and the involvement of political figures and donors.
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New York
Cox
Mae
West Virginia
Indiana
Kenetucky
Ohio
Bose
Mrs. Cox
Cay
George White
Democratic National Committee
Ey Tamphy
Saturday Evening Post
Evening Post
Harding Grave
Harding
United Watch
Rony
Virginia
Obituary notices from a late 19th or early 20th century paper
Obituaries and funeral notices for Margaret Carroll Williams Patchen Burke and Joseph Vogel list ages and relatives, with interment at St Michael's cemetery and St Thomas or Sacred Heart church services. Other notices note Christopher Witkin's death at 49 Fifth Street and family survivors.
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Margaret 1
Michael Carri
Rome
Ulster
Edward Wand
Trumbull
Ossbeo
Tanesen
tArésaio
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Glovino Avegsio
Lexington’ Avenues
Erlock
Holy “Rosary
Thomas F. Burke
Levis Street
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Tons ‘Gon
Wilhem
Emmett ‘Club
Court Park City Foresters
Locomobite Ick
Association
Sacred Eart
Delock
St Michael's Cemetery
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Thomas Blaks
Gregory
Thomas Uivin
Robert Whalen
Frank
Daniel” Kenny
Tames -Hickey
Michael Kerwin
Bunlal Waaga
Michael's
Joseph
Toseph Vogel
Enat Main Street
St Michael's
Christopher Witkin
Christopher Holians
Fifth Street
Brandegee Praised At Norwalk Rally
A Fairfield County Republican meeting in Norwalk turned into a rally for Senator Frank B. Brandegee with about 250 attendees including town committeemen and county officials. Speakers defended Brandegee’s voting record on the child labor bill and lauded his conduct, while Mrs. E H G Schenck and Mrs. Banks urged women to back him, emphasizing their influence in the political scene.
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Fairfield County Republican Association
Norwalk
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
Schuyler Merritt
Bramford
Parsons
Cikin
J. A. B. Robinson
BridgePort
Brandegee
Brandeges
Suffrage Association
Thane
Thera le
Lkely
Otherwias
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Tao
Senate
Brendegee
Charles S. Peck
Danbury
J. Hill
League of Nations
Schacek
Lake
Elmore’s. Banks
Banke
Suffragists deny unfair attack on Brandegee print record
The Fairfield County Branch of Connecticut Women Suffragists defend Senator Brandegee against Merritt and Schenck remarks. They say their printed record shows Brandegee opposed Parcel Post Extension, Lorimer, Prohibition and other measures, and that their statements present acts registered in Washington. They challenge the fairness of the critique and urge voters to read the official prints. A question arises why Brandegee voted against the Child Welfare Bill.
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The
Connecticut
United States
Brandegee
Schuyler Merritt
H. G. Echenck
Wilton
Brandegeo
Lorimer
Chile
Washingtons
Brandagee
Genressman
Merritt
Frank Brandegae
Brandegee Supports Irish Freedom in City Talks
Thomas J. Blewitt announces Frank B. Brandegee is the only candidate who has openly backed Irish Freedom. Brandegee will campaign this week at Union Metallic Cartridge, American Graphophone, Crane Valve, Singer Manufacturing, Lake Torpedo Boat, and Plaza sites with non partisan Friends of Irish Freedom.
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Frank B. Brandegee
Thomas J. Blewitt
Friends of Irisn' Freedom
Union Metallic Cartridge
Tugeday
American Graphophone
Crane Valve Company
Singer Manufacturing Company
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Plaza
Speakers Endorse Brandegee At Local Meeting
Community program featured Mra J F Lewis of Stratford Mex Lincoln Taylor of Stamford and others. Speakers expressed support for Brandegee's election while noting differing party loyalties and hometown ties.
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J. F. Lewis
Stratford
Mex Lincoln
Taylor
Stamford
Brandegee
Aerator
Joan CG. .Downs
Danbury
Brendegee
Cornelius Judd
Bethel
W. H. Altes
Artierd
Polly Put the Kettle On and Well All Take Tex
A light verse item recounts a playful British saying about sharing tea and a bustle of domestic life. The phrase suggests communal action and cheerful domestic routine with a musical cadence.
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Polly
Tex
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