Wilson Attacks GOP Tactics and War Prep Critique
Secy Wilson criticizes Republican methods and argues for Allied support, noting misreadiness to train and transport troops and defending postwar stockpiles as prudent. He credits Democrats with labor reforms and the creation of the labor department, while contrasting Republican ambiguity on the League of Nations with Democratic firmness. Other speakers include Elliott of New York and Silverstone, with Hunger-
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Wilson
Washington
Wilea
Valearite of Nations
Harding
League of Nations
House
Senate
Committee On
Department of Labor
Republican
James M. “Elliott
New York
Harry Silverystone
James Hunger
Borah Attacks League Covenant in Senate Debate
Aranscript-like excerpt captures Senator Borah denouncing the League Covenant as morally binding yet legally vague. Presidents and senators clash over Article 10 and 11, moral obligations versus legal commitments, and why United States should or should not join the League. The scene includes remarks about Congress, Geneva council actions, and public rallying by Democratic figures in Indianapolis.
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Tegrity
Japan
United States
Cox
Tratk
Knox
League
Borah
Mothers of
America
Europe
Council of
Congress
Geneva
The
Gail
Nniilong
Léague
Cornered actors injured in Southport auto crash
After a Park theatre performance with Madge Kennedy, the Cornered company members Ann Sutherland, Margaret Sutherland, and Ben Tullar were hurt when their car left the Ho A. Mayse home. Ann Sutherland suffered a fractured bone, Margaret a scalp laceration and sprained ankle, Tullar a brain concussion and scalp wounds. They were taken to the Mayse home. Margaret returned to New York while Ann and Tullar remained in Southport.
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Ho A. Mayse
Southport
Park Theatre
Madge Kennedy
Ann
Margaret Sutherland
Ben Tullar
Ann Sutherland
Mr. Tullar
Mayse
Ant Sutherland
Mr. Tullay
Margaret Sutherlang
New York
Germany Ordered to Pay 275000 Tons as Scapa Flow Sinking Reparations
The reparations commission announced that Germany must deliver 275000 tons of shipping to the Allies as compensation for the sinking of the German fleet at Scapa Flow. The ruling was issued today in Paris.
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Germany
Paris
Stratford Woman Killed in Crash
Mrs. Marshall of Stratford died after her car struck trolley No. 1454 on Main Street. Motorman McGary and Conductor Hine stopped the trolley, with bystanders assisting. Police found the steering intact aside from collision damage.
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Messes
Ledley
McGary
Hine
Mosl
Mediately
Tae Stratford
Warshall Placin iv
Br. Howlant
Marshall
Stratford
Arden Story Not a Mistake Says Riley
Mrs RF WH Riley publicity agent of the Suffrage Association says Miss Arden did not misrepresent herself. She stated Arden was not Astor and claims corroboration at Suffrage headquarters in Hartford that Arden was sent from national headquarters and working in Connecticut under Henry Roraback as chairman of the state central committee.
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Miss Arden
Republican State Central Committee
J. Henry Raraback
Astor
RF. WH. Riley
Suffrage Association
Suffrage
Hartford
Nations
Connecticut
State Central Committee
Henry Roraback
Wilson's Aim To End War A World War Message
A historical fragment recounts President Woodrow Wilson delivering a wartime message and later witnessing a veterans parade. The scene shifts to a frail Wilson in a chair, white hair and bowed shoulders, saluting wounded veterans in an ambulance. The narrator notes the contrast between sacrifice and sneers at home.
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Woodrow Wilson
Tye
Odrow Wilson
Wilson
Municipal Garage Opens for Public Inspection on Madison
The new municipal garage on Madison Avenue will be open to the public October 31 and November 1. Angus Thorne, in charge of the project, says about 100 automobiles will be housed, along with several motorcycles trucks sweepers and sprinklers.
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Madison Avenue
Angus
Thorne
Obituary notices mark multiple families in city deaths
Obituaries report Mand M Wheadon Maia M wife of Harry Wheadon of 380 Davidson Ave aged 44 dying at home after three weeks illness. Survived by husband sister Mrs Elmer Wilcox and three others. Funeral at 2 pm from home with Rev C W Simpson. burial in Park Cemetery. Also notices for Anna G Wiley Lily funeral, Minnie Mead Walker, Mary Elizabeth Foster, Mary Barnum Pollard and others with funeral times and burial places listed.
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Mand M. Wheadon
Maia M
Harry Wheadon
Davidson Avenue
Wess
Elmer Wilcox
Threeness
Marian
Bessie Wilcox
Park Cemetery
Anna G. Willey
Hore
Connsetlogy Avenue
Blood Sacrament Church
J. A. Landry
P. J. Downey
Marin
Acter
Palbourura Avyere Charles
Edward Dodge
Edward Meehan
Albert Lurtx
John Perry
Walter Stanley
Turial
St. Michael's Cemetery
Minnie Mead Walker
Minnie Mead
William A. Walker
Main Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Foster
Mary Elizabeth
Ernest Foster
Ordnance Court
Stratford Avenue
Union Cemetery
Stratford
Mary Barnum_ Pollard
Mary Barnum Pollard
Ralph Munson
West Avenue
Bwo
Todd
Waterbury
Airs
Ernester
MM QO. Pollard
Buffalo
Caroline Beach
Bethe T. Todd
Noa ¥Ven
Eleanor
Avian Munson
Bridgeport
Pollard
Terame Willams
Minnesota
Weke
Sheigler
Eben Oscar Polard
New Marer
Weather report from England and Atlantic coast areas
Parky cloudy and cooler Friday with Saturday fair in England. Forecasts show generally fair across coastal towns east of the Mississippi Friday and Saturday with temperatures well below normal. Winds from the north across Sandy Hook and environs, overcast and likely rain in some coastal areas. Observations note varying conditions from New Haven to Portland with clouds, rain, and cooler temperatures.
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Oullocs
Nothes
Mississip River
Sandy Hook
New
P.m
Meridian
New Haven
Portland
Cheay St. Touls
Washington
Clourty
Bridgeport
Middlebrook
P. An
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William Kirk
Lynn Wilson
John Coronel
Democratic Town Committee
Warner Institute
Lafayette
Atlantic Streets
East Side
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Meriden
Stamford
Providence
Springfield
Conncerweut
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S. Hawley
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Joseph F. Lynch
James P. Lynch
Trap Falls
Hunteington
P. Berry & Sons, Inc
Hartford, Conn
Ssle Distributors
New England
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