Taft Says Art X Not Essential In League Debate
In Philadelphia William H. Taft argues Art 10 not essential to the League of Nations. He predicts Harding victory and says the league is a Democratic talking point. He urges changes to Covenant after a Republican win. In London Ireland name rule bill passes committee stage with amendments looming.
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Taft
Harding
Philadelphia
William H. Tate
Wilson
League of Nations
Sdemocrats
Cox
Thas Senate
Torm
Tora
Larding
Godn
League
London
Get
House of Commons
Art League Witch Party Delights Beardsley Park Hall
Bridgeport Art League hosted a Halloween party at Anne Hathaway Cottage in Beardsley Park with pumpkin décor, moonlight silhouettes, and tea time. Mrs. Charles Callahan acted as ghost with Mrs. Frank Alickman and Miss Dorothy Smith as the witch and cat. Mrs. David Sanford read stories from Suemus McManus while corn pops and stunts completed the fete directed by Mrs. H. F. Brandes with assist by Mrs. Irving Xye.
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Anne Hathaway
Beardsley Park
Bridgeport Art League
Charles ‘Callahan
Frank Alickman
Dorothy Smith
David Sanford
Ireland
Suemus McManus
Hallowe'en
H. F. Brandes
Irving Xye
English papers hail strike settlement as compromise
London Oct 29 newspapers comment on the coal strike settlement agreement awaiting miners referendum. Neither side claims victory. general approval comes for a sliding scale linking owners profits to workers wages, seen as the hopeful feature of the deal.
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London
How He Overcame Dizzy Spells and Stomach Trouble
Hartford man Charles Cota details two years of poor health with stomach pain dizziness and headaches. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills he reports improved digestion, fewer pains and no more dizzy spells or headaches. The ad promotes Pink Pills 50 cents a box and a free booklet on building up the blood.
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Charles Cota
Martin Street
Hartford
Conn
Cota Sila
Dr. Williams
Williamy
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Schengendy
Cox Attacks Harding Record in Political Feud
A hostile exchange questions Harding’s pledges to bankers and corporate interests. The dialogue asks what promises Cox claims were made to George, Reynolds, Warren, Root, Daugherty and other figures, alleging influence over the nomination and policy. It contrasts Cox’s critique with claims that the opposition would have supported Senator Johnson over Harding.
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George Harvey
George Vlereck
Germany
America
Geonolds
Chicago
Federal Reserve Boards
Charing B. Warren
Republican National Committee
Mexico
Elihu Root
Brandeis
Harry M. Daugherty
Cox
League
Senator Johnson
California
Harding
Bo hannon lauds Brandegee and warns on women voters
About 260 Republicans gathered at the Ninth District Republican club rooms where ex mayor William J. Bohannon of Stamford condemned President Wallson for abandoning American democratic ideals and praised Senator Frank Brandegee as a lion of the U S Senate. He warned women about their vote while recounting war spending and aeroplane production delays. Also speaking were Mrs. Ida B. Lister, William M. Swain, a local newspaperman, and Attorney Reich. Howard Challenger presided.
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William J. H. Bohannon
Stamford
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Ninth District
Republican Club
Bohannon
Wallson
Frankb. Brandegee
United States Senate
Saker
Aeroflnnes
Ida B. Lister
Wiliam M. Swain
Marion Onio
Attorney Reich
Howard 5
Acker
Peggy Hopkins to Lose Hubby No. 3
New York report notes Peggy Makins known as Peggy Hopkins, star of It Pays to Flirt, faces second marriage crisis as husband No. 3, Stanley Joyer, disclaims responsibility for her debts. Rumors of a French prince suitor float in gossip columns as Perry Joyer battles to separate finances.
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York
Ury
Peggy Makins
Pegsy
Tut Perry
Buithin
Stranley J. Jeger
Pessy
Guy
Perry Joyer
Jams Stanley Joyer
Joyce
General Electric Employes Host Hallowe'en Social at Factory
General Electric workers held a Halloween social in the factory hall with corn stalks pumpkins and crepe paper witches and black cats. Attendees wore paper hats danced to an employee orchestra and enjoyed cord tavits indoor quoits and shuffleboard with ample refreshments. The event led by W S Shay and BE G Hall marks the first in a planned monthly series organized by the employee committee under factory management approval.
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General Electric
Hallowe’en Social
General’ Elec Company
Hallowe'en
W S. Shay
BE. G. Hall
Soe
Clarkiag
Origin and lore of Hallowe'en across eras and regions
A compact historical sketch tracing Hallowe'en origins from Druids and Pomona in ancient Rome to later harvest celebrations in Britain Ireland and Scotland. It notes the eve of All Souls Day link, shifting customs toward games and superstition, and the folk practice of nut predicting suitors known as nut emeter night.
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Résnan Empire
Scotland
Ireland
Hallowe'en
Rome
British Isles
Hallow'en
Ng Land
Relatives Claim MacSwineys Body Held in Cork Parade Planned
Relatives dispute the return of Terence MacSwineys body from England as Cork officials refuse to receive it. A mass meeting and parade are planned with speakers from national circles to protest the mayor’s death. The procession starts at Hibernian hall and concludes at the Casino with announcements of invited speakers expected tonight.
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Trish Republc
Queenstown
O'Reilly
Bishop Browne
England
Cor Cork
Rathmore
Lee River
Cork
Wil Hy
Word
Terence MacSwillay
Hibernian Hall
Washington Avenue
Weather Forecast for East New York and Nearby
A fragmented weather update notes Saturday and Sunday rain for areas east of the Mississippi River with warming into Sunday. Fresh west winds and overcast conditions near Sandy Mook to Watteras, with generally fair weather the day before. General regional outlook is cooler air in some coastal zones with variable winds.
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England
New York
Sandy Toole
Sandy Mook
Watteras
Mississipn
Atlantic
Newdraven
Auto Gets Last Survivor Of Custer's Last Stand
Toléro, Ohio, March reports that Frank Pfingk, believed to be America’s last survivor of Custer’s band of Indian fighters, died in an automobile collision near Toledo. A ship carpenter by trade, Pfingk served in the Seventh Cavalry and was wounded at the battle, later escaping with Reno. He was seventy years old.
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Toler
Ohin
Get. L
Frank Pingk
Americca
Custer
Toaye Beek
Toledo
Custers
Tena
Reno
Fleck
Seventh Cavalry
Sitting Bull
Stratford Is Told To Avoid League
Frederick Walcott, longtime Hoover aide, addressed 660 Republicans at Red Men's hall Stratford urging the U S not join the League of Nations. He warned the nation would bear Europe’s burdens alone if it entered the League. George A. Wairchild chaired the rally as Lake and other candidates spoke. A campaign parade preceded by a drum corps opened the rally with red banners.
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Frederick Walcott
Herbert Hoover
Red Men’s Hall
Stratford
United States
League of Nations
J. Walcott
Europe
Tiverett
Lake
Jssues
The
Genesi
Branderea
Washington
Charles 4. Templeton
Waterbury
Overnor
Vwo
George A. Wairchild
Raily
Business Women Hold Masque Party at Local Club
The Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's club hosted a masque party in the Liberty Building rooms last night with dance and music. Prizes were awarded for clever costumes led by Mrs C G Lawson and Miss Grace I Cocker. clowns witches and gypsy outfits featured among costumes. The Recreation Committee led by Miss Hazel Hayman organized the event with orange streamers, black silhouettes, and pumpkin decorations.
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Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's Club
Liber Suilding
Durrier van Deusen
C. G. Lawson
Munkeur
Paderewski
Grace I. Cocker
Clys
Tigo
Beaca
Newal
McGregor Talks Lead Production at Seaside Club
John McGregor of Eagle Pitghor Dead company spoke last night at the Seaside Club on lead production. The talk, part of a postdinner program, was hosted by the Amerian Society of Mechanical Engineers and the New Haven uranen of the Chemic Dinner, beginning at five o'clock.
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John
RO McGregor
Eagle Pitghor Dead Company
Bridgeuport
Amerian Society of Mechanical Engineers
New Haven Uranen
Obituary notices for Lynch and Fischbach families
Funeral services were held for Joseph P. Lynch son of Mr and Mrs James P Lynch at Trap Rock Huntington with pallbearers William Doherty William Van Deitch George Bocken and Clarence Rhodes. Burial followed at St Michael's Cemetery Bridgeport. Elizabeth Fischbach widow of Jacob Fischbach died in New York City, funeral held in Newark then shipped to Bridgeport for interment at Park Cemetery.
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Joseph P. Lynch
Joseph PB. Lynch
James P. Lynch
Parenta
Trap Rock
Huntington
William Doherty
Willim van Deitch
George Bocken
Clarence Rhodes
St. Michael's Cemetery
Bridgeport
Fliabeth Fischbach
Elizabeth
Jacob Fischbach
New York City
Newark
Park Cemetery
Copper and metals market report from New York
New York copper and metals market notes spot and fourth quarter prices. Copper electrolytic small lots 14 3 4 to 15. Tin irregular spot 40.90 to 42.50. Antimony 6.37 1 2. Lead easy spot 70. Zinc easy East St. Louis spot 70 to 70.00. Nearby prices referenced.
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New York
East St. Louis
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