Business Men Back New Charter in Poll
Business leaders at a Titons elnb luncheon voiced support for the proposed charter, while a few opposed it. Clergyman Rev Henry S Kelly criticized czarism and warned the plan would curb meddling by boards, preferring elected officials be visible and accountable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Neithercut
Titons Elnb
Charles H. Armstrong
Merrill Beach
National Bank
Wienlifte
Western Newton
David H. MacKengie
L| Am
Feed Porter, Drugeist
Walter L. Finney
Howard Stone
Hunter & Wavseny
Janes O'Day
Common Council
Stanley Kelloge
Amure
Gordon C. Munt
Henry &. Kelly
St.Gorge's Fipiscopal Church
Ciy
Mr. Kelly
America
Quayer
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Lodges and Clubs
A jumble of meeting notes lists venues across Bridgeport including GP 0 1 260 Sate Street and 1119 Broad Street for various lodges clubs and orders. Mentions include Master Masons Temple Reed circle Grand Army Lincoln Circle and other fraternal groups with addresses on Broad Street Cannon Street and Main Street. Republican affiliation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewett Zines Club
Broad
Wood Avenue
Alpaschete
Breihertinod
Aferica
Broad Street
Progressive Cleely
Broederwood
America
Court Thoma
East
Washington Avenue
Bridgeport
Mary Street
Temple Jodge
A. N. Masonic Temple
Muensterbel
State Street
Fidelity Stevekah Lotge
Main Treet
Main Street
Rim Street
Julius Howe
O of VY
AL Gul
Skipper Recalls Wreck of Rum Schooner in Gale
Captain Morris Randall of La Have Nova Scotia recounts the sinking of the William S. McDonald, a three stick rum runner, 18 miles off Sandy Hook after the crew set the ship ablaze. The six men were rescued by the tanker San Manuel as violent seas tore the craft apart and the crew prepared to abandon ship.
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Morris Randal
Nova Scotia
Havana
Rum Row
Low York
Associated
Sce
la Haye
Hit
Wsilng Almit
Cal
Nassau
Bahamas
Isoheq
Ne Carro
la Have
Margaret Bachman
McPoinie
Bachan
McDonald
Tandall
Long Island
Randall
San Manuel
McDonald Randall
Synod Missionary Meeting Reports and Plans
Francis Lait presided as the Synodical Missionary society report from Way was read and approved. Earle Brooks of Everett submitted the New Era committee report, followed by Rev. Nevin Bartholomew outlining synod consolidation and reorganization in the United States. Rev. Dr. Henry L. Master presented a plan for minister relief, proposing a 1 percent clergy salary contribution. finances showed a year’s balance of $803.17 with expenses and receipts detailed. The meeting discussed church growth in New England, Bible schools, and Sunday school funds plus plans for ongoing work of the Board of National Missions under a restructured system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lait
Wert Burnett
Vermont
Synodical Missionary Society
Lie Society
R. Tl. Lange
Henry L.* Master
Philadelphia
Pus
Trey
Thomas
Dre! Brooks
Liv
Mass
Ney
Frank
Uosmen
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Cheresh
Allen
Paterson
Presbyterian Church
New England
Maulne
New Hamishiey
Udwarsh J. Weaver
Waultham
Lr. Willam JP
Wes
Synod
Committee of Missions
Jet McDowell
Board
National Missions
German States Uphold Berlin Amid Turmoil and Strikes
Reports from Hamburg and Kiel describe a state of siege with curfew and police行动 as communists face suppression. Hamburg declares curfew, Berlin currency tensions rise, and workers strike at Bremer harbor while rail and port operations stall across Germany amid Reichswehr intervention.
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Germany
Elberfeld
Kiel
Lele Afteragen
Kaamburg
Reichswehr
Hamburg Herror
Spain
Jie Ha
Altona
Po Ne
Breiman
Lenn Oe
Vulcan Vargs
Ara Fee Bng
H. 4
Dead Starling Stops Milford Town Clock
Milford reports a starling caused a power issue at the town clock. Electric system workers, with janitor Wilbur Chase, searched the cupola and cellar, found no live bird but a dead starling electrocuted on battery grounds. Repairs followed and batteries were recharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Austom
Wil
McHanics
Thes Electrical System
Boston
Wilbur Chase
State Banking Report Shows Solid Business Conditions
Bank Commissioner Joby B Brune reports for the quarter ending June 30 that business remains strong. Loans ease, bank reserves grow, and savings deposits rise to 31,035,053.09 as banks cautious yet prepared for credit demand with high employment and rising personal deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Quarte
Joby B. Brune
Enah iv Bitiks
Bushisss
Banka
Greeiay
A Des Mueis
Captain Griffen Set To Reach Bridgeport Today
Captain Griffen and the crew of the Mabel survived a shipwreck voyage to New York, abandoning the vessel after it sprang leaks near the Bahamas. They spent two days in small boats before reaching shore at Mahames. Griffen plans to leave for Bridgeport the following day after quarantine.
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Cologne
Danze
Berlin
Tapeh
Wis
Bridgeport
Mabel
Fla Forge
San
Griffen
New York
Venesuels Porta
Fargo
Cort Meer
Capelain Griffer
Bridgeyor
Coroner to Render Finding in Argentina Ranch Manager Death
The coroner completed an investigation yesterday into the fatal auto accident on Transistan Avenue involving cattle ranch manager Wald Po Symes of Argentina. The case centers on the cause of death with a finding expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceraver
John Phelan
Wald Po Symes
Argentina
Mrs Stokes Not at Bethel Party Witness Testimony
Mrs Stokes miss party claim leads to voir dire as witness says she never attended the Bethel event. Clarence K McCormick denies ever being in Bundston or seeing Mrs Stokes at Wallace's New York apartment or Pepner home. He asserts he was in Europe during the time Stokes witnesses alleged his presence. He also denies visiting Mrs Tea Adame's apartment with Mrs Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomoereow
Stokes
Clarence K. McCormick
Bundston
Slokty Witpcognes
Haim
Mrs. Stowes
Wallace
New York
Rethel
Herald
Europe
Bunceton
McCormicks
Mrs. Stokes
Téa Adame
Women voters and democracy in Connecticut debate
A public discussion features Mr Seitz criticizing state laws and loopholes, contrasting urban and rural voting power, and calling for reform. Professor Lawrence compares the Connecticut constitution to town tyranny, arguing democracy requires citizen participation and reform of governmental administration rather than new laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houses of Congress
Trug
Congress
Maude Up
Hyo Slententa
Connecticut
Union
En Haven
Frank
Thomas Jdotersion
United States
Gil
Lawrente
Corruption Claims in Veteran Bureau Tour of Inspection
A witness testifies to alleged corruption involving the Veteran Bureau during inspection tours of New York hospital sites and a string of trips from Chicago to Boston. Mortimer describes forged bids, advance site access, and a Western trip funded by loans and gifts to Forbes and colleagues, with plans tied to a future department appointment and improper expenses. The testimony covers meetings at Forbes residence, a Wardman Park stay, and travels to San Francisco, with mentions of a Medal presentation and a lavish cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Connecticut
New York
Forbes
Thompton
Mortimer
Abington
Chicago
Boston
Hig
Northampton
Corcopien
Wardman Park Inn
Hospital Altes
Pacific Edaust
Europe
Mach
Wang
Nate
Thompson
Drake
Pro- Breas
San Franessco
Stockton
Calong
Covonaudy Beach
California
Albert B. Fat
Harding
Cu I F. Alexander
Alexander
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Mortiner
Mording
Washington
Marlin
Mayor Atwater Refutes Charges Amid City Talk
Fragmentary report shows Mayor Atwater denying accusations as voters hear short remarks from candidates including Wranks Durie Drew Hexen Trewsurer Steylen Wargo and others on city issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtss
Spek
Wranks
Duriesan
Edward A. Drew
Frank J Hexen
Joseph Ee
Toh Cork
Immigration examiners faulted for laxity in conduct
New York reports charges that government immigration offices showed laxity in processing cases. Le Spencer Le Dawes, a state examiner, testified before an immigration conference. Dr Lquores claimed he had adjusted penalties and noted concerns over matching the pace of exams with required standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State probes urge action on alleged irregularities
Albany Oct. 24 Governor Frith Codasy sent to Attorney General Cir Sherman and District Attorney Charles J. Derrick of Albany County copies of the preliminary report by Joseph A. Wellers Moreland commissioner. It recommends that state and county prosecutors consider criminal and civil actions related to alleged irregularities uncovered in L. Br. Ketlors investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frith Codasy
Cir Sherman
Alturney
Charles J. Derrick
Albany County
Joseuh A. Wellers Moreland
State Department of Public Works
L. Br
Vessels in Distress Off Coast Amid Severe Seas
News reports many ships in distress off the coast near Sandy Hook and Delaware Capes after a night of heavy seas. Crews were rescued from several vessels including San Marcel and a freighter, while other ships such as Licida San Juan Maracathy and Frederick VIII suffered damage or were wrecked along the Atlantic. Dozens of lifeboats and coastwise vessels came to aid, with extensive damage described along harbors and coves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Tie Taneer San Marcel
Delaware Capes
Westmoreland
London
Westmoreland Way
Southampton
San Juan
Paria
Tin Maracathy
Venezuéla
Frederick VIII
Christiania
Matacaibo
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Lions Club
Henry E. Kelly
Reiter
Bridgeport Rifle Club
Catd
McDowell
Board of
Natral Missions
Challery
Orergy Misiens
Min’sterel Cet
Ure Bourit
Eaton
Uli
Noredd
Ark Gould
Huerangaes
Graby
Uriel
Areelea
Mike Dors
Dr. McDowall Velatioy
Christiantsv
Gqinday
Ruhy
Treleht Trallig
Rerdin
Stre
Hevks
Captain Griffen
Bethel
Iberties
Jock
Bells
Aiey
Selty
Tate
J. Henry Roraback
Republic
Lee Eheirgian
Sclly
Seitz
Sefis
Lewistatute
Don Selle
Ty Gost
Civilized States
Jeilberhe Lown
Ture
Insianes
Bishs
Vance
Tate Law School
Wanne
Mussolini
Bonaparte
Clies Union
Veteran Bureau
Atwater
Smith
Hankes
According To
Webster
Stratfield
ERIA
Stratfield Hotel
Cantwell, Mur
Piano
Alexander Siloti
Willem van Hoogstraten
M. Steinert. & Sons
Bia Main ST
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