O Ryan to Headline Connecticut Manufacturers Banquet in Waterbury
Major General John F. O'Ryan former commander of the 27th Division and president of Colonial Air Transport will headline the Connecticut Manufacturers Association banquet in Waterbury on October 29. He will speak on Some Lessons from the World War, introduced by Governor Trumbull, with other speakers and a luncheon at Chase Cordnanies. Five hundred manufacturers from across the state are expected.
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John F. O'Ryan
Colonial Air Transport
Oilet
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Waterbury
New
Ypres
Beligium
Ypres-Lys
Hindenburg
Cambrai
St. Quentin
O'Ryan
Legion of Honor
France
Belgium
O’ryan
Trumbull
John Q. Ti Son
House of Representatives
Congress
FE Kent Hubbard
John H Goss
Robert C. Buell
George 3. Hawley
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
James W. Hook
New Haven
Geometric Tool Company
DeWitt Page
Bristol
New Departure Manufacturing Company
Joseph R. Pnsign
Simsbury
Ensben-Bickford Company
Prisoner George Singer Released From Wethersfield
George Singer, linked to the Goldy Brothers auto theft ring, was sentenced in May 1922 in Superior Court to three to eight years. He was released on probation after serving the minimum term and has worked in New Haven since. Police say the Goldy brothers swapped stolen cars and altered numbers to evade detection. one brother died by suicide after sentencing.
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George Singer
Goldy Brothers
New Cgthersfield
Singer
Wethersfield
New Haven
Guldy Brothers
Connecticut
Auto Death Toll at New High Mark
Washington reports 655 auto deaths in the four weeks ending October in 78 large cities. The Commerce Department announced the figure as the highest in two years since records began.
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Washington
Petersons Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
An advertisement touts the healing power of Pet ersons Ointment for eczema itching of skin and scalp. Claims include overnight relief for itching, pimples, acne, rough skin, piles, ulcers, chafing, sunburn and other eruptions. Guaranteed. ask your druggist.
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Peterson
Greenwich Man Hurt When Struck by Auto
Greenwich October 24 Special Frank Donet of Niggerville road Greenwich was struck by an auto driven by Wal lace D Quail of 581 East 22nd Street Brooklyn NY The injured man was taken to Greenwich hospital with lacers bruises and was not in serious condition Quail was arrested on a charge of traffic driving and released on 500 bail
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Greenwich
Frank Donet
Niggerville Road
Wallace D. Quail
East
Brooklyn
Quail
Greenwich Hospital
Rancher Earl 10 Quit Farm for House of Lords
Henry Wallop, Earl of Portsmouth, will relinquish his rancher and farmer roles to return to Britain and sit in the House of Lords early next month. He will stay through winter, return to Little Goose Creek ranch next summer, and notes doing real ranching this summer. His cattle sold at an excellent price and he threshed 5,500 bushels of grain in the past two weeks.
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Big Horn
Wyo
Henry Wallop
Portsmouth
House of Lords
Little Goose Creek
Here
Local Ambulance Corps Seeks New Members
The Ambulance company No. 1538 of the 118th Medical regiment of the Connecticut National Guard seeks recruits to reach 45 members. Weekly drills at eight, bowling and basketball teams to form, five new government ambulances at the armory. Captain Haberlin leads, lectures on first aid and anatomy. Contact Sergeant Card for details.
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118Th Medical Regiment
Connecticut National Guard
Niantic
State Guard
Chester E. Haberlin
George A. Card
Serepent
National Guard
Stamford Store Bandit Steals About 305 Dollars
Stamford police tracked a masked bandit who forced Atlantic and Pacific manager Henry Merritt to open after hours. The thief looted roughly 305 dollars from the Greenwich avenue store with two assistants present and fled toward Foundry street, using a car for escape. Merritt described the suspect as about 28, five feet six, with a tight complexion. detectives searched the area but found no trace.
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Stamford
Edgepot
Atlantic and Pacific
Henry Herritt
Greenwich Avenue
Registar
Merritt
Arthur Ashley
Harry John
Foundry Street
Amin
Five-Day Week Debated by Industry Leaders in 32-Company Survey
New York report shows industry executives from thirty two major firms oppose a general five day week proposed by Henry Ford. They warn it would raise living costs, cut wages by 15 percent and reduce production, while only permitting a temporary sales emergency use. Named participants include Charles Cheney of Cheney Brothers, W G Clause of Pittsburgh Plate Glass, A M Humphrey of Westinghouse Air Brake, Robert P Lamont of American Steel Foundries, Philip T Dodge of Mergenthaler Linotype, John E Edgerton of Lebanon Woolen Mills, and others from major firms across the nation.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
National Association
Henry Ford
American Megration of Labor
Rome
United States
Europe
Charles Cheney
Cheney Brothers
Alias
South Manchester
Conn. W. GL Clause
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
A. TI. Humphrey
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Pittsburgh
Robert P. Lamont
American Steel Foundaries
Chicago
Pillip T. Dodge
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
H. W. Cook
A. E. Nettleton, Co
Syreuse
John E. Edgerton
Lebanon
James F
Paris Court Awards Damages to American
The Seine Tribunal awarded Mrs Washington Luis, wife of Brazil’s president, 60,000 francs for injuries after a Paris Autobus bus struck her on the Champs Elysees. The chauffeur received a 100 franc fine.
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Paris
Seine Tribunal
Washington Luis
Brazil
Paris Autobus Company
Champs Elysees
Democrats vow to raise hell if Senate controlled
Rep Wood of Indiana, head of the National Republican Congressional Committee, quoted Sen Harrison of Mississippi saying Democrats would raise hell if given control of the Senate or the House. Wood called the statement the only 100 percent honest remark from a Democrat in the campaign as reaction spread.
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Washington
Wood
Indiana
National Republican Congressional Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
House
Reader Reflections on Republican Era Wealth Shifts
The passage notes a growing awareness among modest earners of benefits from five years of Republican governance. It contrasts this with remarks that larger businessmen and industrialists recognize gains from hedge investments and policy changes shaping the economy.
Farmers and laborers fear tariff policy consequences
The excerpt discusses farmers expecting higher costs and lower sale prices if tariffs rise, and laborers facing unemployment and lower wages. It emphasizes the political impact on agriculture and labor through tariff walls and stalled progress through legislation, highlighting general discontent.
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Earl
Earl of Portsmouth
National Guard Company
G.O.P
Logan Bros
Fairfield Ave
Broad St
Milford
Hayden Automobile Co., Inc
Fairfield
Avenue
Conn
Olds Motor Works
Oldsmobile
Lansing
Michigan
Roduct of
General Motors
Reeane
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