Park City Boy Hins Eight Of Twelve Rounds
New York October 24 Bogash Bridgeport middleweight contender earned decision over Pat Reed Boston in Pioneer Sporting Club exhibition bout. Bogash attacked from range, won rounds with body rights and sharp combos. Reed showed left punches and late push, crowd lively, decision decisive after eleventh round.
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Astor Purchases London Times Stake
John Jack Astor, youngest son of the late Lord Astor, is reported to join John Walter in acquiring the Times stake held by the Northcliffe estate. The move follows prior reports that Walter would gain control to back the government while maintaining independence.
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U S Tobacco Exchange Formally Launched In Louisville
Louisville news reports the formation of the United States Tobacco Exchange at a two day meeting of cooperative associations of tobacco growers from the United States and Canada. Leaders described the federation's final aim as uniting growers in marketing and standardizing tobacco.
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Supreme Court Vacancy May Go to Democrat Walsh
Washington December 1 1923 Assorted reports say Justice Day plans to retire November 14 allowing President Harding to name a successor. Democrats eye Walsh Montana and Underwood Alabama as leading candidates along with others such as Senators Fields Tennessee Pomereny Ohio and John W. Davis.
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Closed Car Show Boosted by Cold Weather in Bridgeport
Cold weather heightened interest in a Bridgeport Armory car show organized by the Bridgeport Automobile Association. Twenty one exhibitors display over forty closed cars and related gadgets, highlighting new mechanical features and comfort improvements amid a brisk attendance rise from Monday.
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Bonds for High School Opposed by Councilman
Aldermen Doherty Sanford and Knapp refuse to sign a report on high school bonds. They oppose outside architect plans and say two board members lack electoral support. Withers Sanford states no bond approval while education board delays. Gound Vereas alone signs, delaying action on construction funding.
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Gloucester crew to race Bluenose today
Associated Press reports Gloucester men plan to challenge the Bluenose schooner this evening in a competitive race. The venturing team, led by technician Voltaire, aims to row through heavy seas and ballast adjustments to best the famous vessel on the rock.
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Georgetown Reports Moderate Earthquake Event
Reports indicate a moderate intensity earthquake near Georgetown on October 24 affecting Washington area. University observers from Georgetown University and other local agencies recorded ground movement and initial seismic readings.
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Raspberries Ripening In Bridgeport Garden
A Bridgeport garden shows raspberries ripening with expected harvest notes. The item mentions local growers and a brief scene of daily horticultural activity, reflecting community garden progress and seasonal fruit readiness.
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War President Faces Mounting Problems in Cabinet Letters
Boston dispatch reports new correspondence from Franklin K. Lane, widow Anne Wintermute Girt releasing letters that reveal Woodrow Wilson’s growing impatience with wartime challenges. The notes describe Wilson’s anger at advisors who disagreed, his stance on arming merchant ships, and his tendency to avoid decisive action while steering toward policy choices amid World War I pressures.
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Fairfield Mourns Death of Joseph Feint and Local Losses
Fairfield mourns the death of Joseph Feint, former town clerk and treasurer, with flags at half staff and public offices paying respects. A separate item notes a child rider injured in a Fairfield auto accident, later dying, as investigations and medical care unfold at Bridgeport hospital.
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John R.s
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Wife Slayer to Be Tried for Serious Case
An alleged intimate partner murder case moves toward trial as authorities prepare to present evidence. The defendant, noted as an adult male, faces a jurisdictional date of January or October in the upcoming court session. Details remain limited due to the damaged text.
Mott Draped in Silence Faces Double Murder Trail
In a confusing OCR fragment, Mott linked to a double murder trail appears. Names such as Attorney General and Prosecutor Wirick are mentioned along with Staneyset County authorities. The piece references Wheeler Mys and Reinhardt with unclear context or dates.
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British Premier appoints cabinet with king's approval
London Oct 24 Premier Andrew Bonar Law unveils a new cabinet approved by King George. Lord Curzon becomes Foreign Secretary, Derby to War, Cave as Lord Chancellor, Baldwin Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Lloyd George coalition context noted amid impending elections and shifting Liberal support.
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Haywoods Aide Warns of Poison Plot by IWW
Townsend ex-aide to William D. Haywood testifies at the trial of ten IWW members that the group conspired to mail poisoned canned goods to American soldiers in France during World War I. He says IWW members tested canned goods in Chicago packing houses and let tainted products pass to cripple packers and oppose the war.
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Glines Wife Reveals Secrets to Save Husband Trial
Mrs Mary Glina wife of George Glina on trial for murder testifies about their marriage and her torn loyalty. She details an incident at Saranac Lake with Bergen present and describes her husband seeking protection as Bergen offered her coffee and a drink. Her account includes a struggle and a claimed gunshot event at Cline s home last August.
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Fall of Carnet Predicted Within Next Weeks
Berlin reports a chaotic German political scene as Chancellor Wirth and the Reichstag struggle with internal and external crises. A provisional president Fritz Ebert’s term extended to June 1920, with fears of new revolts and economic collapse amid rising prices and currency depreciation.
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Republican Women Honor Templeton at Big Dinner
In Waterbury a large Republican Women’s event honored Templeton with Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Dwight and Attorney General Frank B. Healy attending. The dinner at the State Armory drew many supporters who praised Templeton and urged duties of Congress and state leadership.
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