Shah Misses Death as Persian Blast Blasts Auto
Teheran Oct 25 AP The Shah escaped unharmed after an auto bombing tour in Vivine daran province blew up. Several officers were killed and two injured. The vehicle carried arms and bombs. details on the plot and arrests followed as Teheran faced a political crisis. Reza Khan emerged as a strong, controversial figure amid reports of a coup and a new government. The Shah’s survival did not end the upheaval driving Persia toward a new leadership.
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Teheran Persie
Menis Er Nation Assembly
Teheran
Reza Khan
Persia
Veterans' Camp in Excellent Shape Reported by Inspector
District Inspector William L Walsh of Milford reports the United Spanish War Veterans camp is in excellent condition after an inspection last night. Accompanying him were Post Commander Ruful Sweeney and Ice Commander Thomas Fagan. William F Downs elected to membership. a term as representative was chosen for Armory Bowling Leagues. A Bridgeport camp delegation plans to accompany Inspector Rooney to the annual inspection on November 2 at Frederik A Hill camp in Stamford.
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Wiliam L Walsh
Milford
Bridgeport
Tustriet
Thomas W Rooney
Frederik
United Spanish War Veterans
Stamford
DRYS ENTER FIGHT IN SEVERAL STATES
Dry forces widen campaign across California Colorado Montana Missouri and other states as November 2 referendum nears. Wayne F Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League and G C Hinckter of the Association against the Production Amendment discuss strategy and expected wets gains in seven key states.
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Drys
Washington
Dre
Wayne F Wheele
Ant
Sa'oon League of America
California
Montana
Evida
Associatio
Clan Chief James Carson Installed at Clan Campbell Rite
The Clin Campbell No 24 Order of Scottish clans of Bridgeport held a ceremony at the Knights of Press hall. James Carson was installed as chief with Robet Brown appointed post Chile Alec Kirk elected chaplain and Alec Hors as secretary. William Hamilton, John Brander, William Polson, George Lickson, Alec Finnie, James Christie, and William Thomson received various offices. Royal Deputy John C Ross conducted the installation, with a large local turnout. A drill team and program by Clan Campbell and Hawthorne lodge followed, ending with Auld Lang Syne.
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James Carson
Clin Campbell
Order of Scottish Clans
Bridgeport
Knights of Press
Wain Street
Clan
Robet Brown
Chile
Alec Kirk
Juan Jupp Wis Installei
Alec Hors
Times Brown
Willam Hamilton
John Brander
William Polson
George Iickson
John C Ross
Daughters of
Scotia
Clan Campbells
Clan Campbell
Hawthorne Lodge
Romanian Girl Scouts Praise Queen Marie Visitor in New York
Miss Daniela Antonescu, secretary of the Roumanian Young Women's Christian Association, spoke at a YWCA Golden Hill Street meeting in New York. She described Romanian customs, family life, and education, noting Queen Marie’s philanthropic work and personal virtues, while detailing organizational growth and domestic roles in Roumania.
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Daniela Antonescu
Efrl
Roumanian Young Women's Christian Association
International House
New York City
Yywca
Golden Hill Street
Chris the
Galitza
Miss Galiza
WCA
Scheduld
Queen Marie
Illess
Miss Antonescu
Young Women's Christian Association
Woc Amm Roumania
Black Bottom Faces Mile Step In Dance Battle
Kansas City dance masters dispute the mile step as the Black Bottom spurs a marathon style contest. Twenty couples raced on a floor arranged with chairs. prizes awarded to the first to complete seven tickets. Local pros deem the move not a true dance and favor foxtrot and Charleston as the era's popular styles. Some observers trace the Black Bottom to a refined Deep Muddy dance linked to saloon era roots.
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Kansas City
Arthur Murray
Ann Pentington
Itn
Middle West
Missouri River
Lights Dim At Newtown Rally Prompt Repairs
Through Miss Mary C Hawley's generosity the Town hall in Newtown will be better lit for future events. She engaged Harry Van Horn to upgrade the lighting at her expense after years of criticism, replacing broken bulbs and improving the system so the public has ample light during affairs at the hall.
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Newtown
Mary C Hawley
Miss Hawley
Miss Hawleys
Tee
Richmond Ti Gesner
Trinity Church
Bethel
St Thomas Church
That Place
T J E Reilty
Trinity
Appeals Denied by Board on Zoning Requests
The Board of Appeals denied two petitions for garages and storage spaces. Mrs Mary F. Sbst for a three car garage at 71 Poplar Street and PF Lindquist for a garage, attic storage above, near 77 Montgomery Street were refused under zoning limits.
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Board of Appeals
Zon Ng Westerday
Mary F Sbster
Poplar Street
Addess
Lindquist
Reagan
Clute
Normen Treet
Nermiestan
Tinaah
Democrats in the Fifth District Prepare for Fight
Fifth district Democrats met in Howard and Maplewood clubrooms with Democratic Town Chairman William Flanagan to plan election day actions. They endorsed Arthur B Weiss as candidate for alderman and discussed district prospects.
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Fifth District
Howard W
Maplewood Avenues
William 8B Flanagan
Flanagan
Arthur B Weiss
Bingham points to savings in state by GOP tax cut
Naugatuck October 25 Special United States Senator Hiram Bingham spoke at a Republican rally in Naugatuck outlining a tax survey. He argued total tax revenue must rise to meet growing needs like roads and schools while nuisance taxes fell and funding shifted to motorists through higher vehicle fees and gasoline taxes to support road work.
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Naugatuck
United States
Hiram Bingham
Bingham
Connecticut
Genera
Iscal
General Assembly
Union
Tardine
Count Salm's Suit May Be Dismissed
New York October 25 AP The operation suit brought by Count Tudwic Salm Hoopstraeten against his wife the former Willicent R is to be dismissed unless counsel convinces Supreme Court Justice Levy on Friday there is good reason why the plaintiff cannot come to the country soon for the trial. The condition was set today when Justice Levy scheduled Friday for a hearing. The count's attorney explained delays in arrival for the trial which had yet to begin today.
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New York
Coun
Snow In Newtown Marks Early Arrival Of Winter
Newtown residents noted the first white flakes of the season on October 25. The light but persistent snow sparked conversation as locals anticipated the approach of winter, with temperatures dipping to around 40 degrees. The brief flurry provided a topic for neighbors and a sign of changing weather.
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Newtown
Alaskans Visit Bridgeport Share Canning Tales
Herman Korschner and Charles Boge of Kukak Bay Alaska stayed with Mr and Mrs Edward Thornton at 606 Washington Avenue Bridgeport. They spoke of theirAlaska canneries interests and entertained guests with stories of the north country and the canning industry. Korschner is president of the Korschner Investment Banking Corporation of New York and connected to the first company to enter Alaska canning.
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Herman Korschner
Charles Boge
Hemench Paching Company
Kukak Bay
Alaska
Edward Thornton
Washington
Enue
Bogs
Korschner
North Country
Clam expedition from Alaska yields huge shells for museum
Two fiant clams over ten inches long were brought from north of America’s northern holding and donated to the Museum of Natural History in New York. The men also note Alaska’s twilight in summer and plan to return to Alaska in spring to resume cannery expansion.
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Americas
Museum of Natural History
New York
Boge
Kukak Bay
Thes
Det
Alaska
Derk
Rogg
Korschner
Arctic Circle
Hoge
Grand Central Station
Borg
Court Upholds State Right to Void Insurance
The Supreme Court today upheld state laws requiring insurance on property be placed through authorized resident agents. The ruling involved five cases from Ohio Wisconsin and Maine tied to Chrysler Sales Corp and Palmetto Fire Insurance Co. The court found states may revoke insurers not aligning with purchaser wishes or local licensing rules.
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Aagenta
Supreme Court
Ohio
Wilconsin
Maine
Chrysler Sales Corporation
Palmetto Fire Insurance Company
South Corona
Chrysler Company
Deaera
Washington
Imesurance Company
Detroit
Cheveller Company
Hogan to Answer Socialist Charge
William Hogan Democratic candidate for senator from the district will respond to a Sheridan McLevy critique about the Democrats and the so called ripper law. McLevy links a prominent Democrat with anti King forces in the city and questions why J Henry Roraback has avoided attack. He notes that Democrats and independents staffed the ripper and cites former mayoral candidate Thomas M Cullinan as counsel for those connected.
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William Hogan
Jasper McLevy
Whch
L Levy
Mee Levy
J Henry Roraback
Thomas M Cullinan
Tim Card
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