Al Smith Attacks Roosevelt Over Labor Speech
New York press reports Governor Al Smith, Republican candidate for governor, criticizing Theodore Roosevelt’s labor legislation speech in Brooklyn. Smith accuses Roosevelt of old references, questions his firsthand knowledge of working conditions, and notes Roosevelt’s past claims about injury and personal experience.
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Car Stolen in September Recovered in Stratford
Police recovered a automobile truck stolen from Gabriel Harrismortiz of 702 Housatonic Avenue last September. The car was found abandoned on Surf Avenue, Stratford.
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Christian Union Burglary Report Seeks Missing Watch
Thomas Moore of 846 Main Street reports the Christian Union house burgled and a trunk ransacked from which a gold watch and other valuables worth about 600s were stolen.
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Naughty Naughty Man P B O Sullivan Attacks Antisaloon Leader
Congressman Patrick B O Sullivan of Derby denounces statements by Rev Ralph A White New Haven official of the Anti Saloon League of Connecticut in a heated exchange over his candidacy White calls him a bad boy Sullivan likens White to Will Anderson of New York now in Sing Sing and wavers between anger and flirtatious quips about killing or kissing him
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Damages Granted in Slander Case In Fairfield Dance Hall
Mrs Mary Mozin of Southport wins $600 for slander by Mrs Catherine Shurko of Fairfield in a 1928 Fairfield dance hall incident. Judge John J Walsh calls for damages, notes Shurko intoxication and disruptive behavior, including a broken window. Appeal planned to the Supreme Court of Errors.
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Southport
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Catherine Sharko
John J. Walsh
Court of Common Pleas
Mozin
Shurko
Robbery Attempt Alarmed Zitnay at Bogtoty Avenue Home
Andrew Zitnay of 1616 Bogtoty Avenue told the Detective Bureau that a young man tried to rob his home by removing a window screen. Zitnay woke, the burglar fled by jumping through the window and escaping into the night.
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Davis Pledges Democratic Plan to Aid Farmers
New York October 20 Democratic presidential candidate John W. Davis outlines a program to elevate agriculture to equality with industry. He calls for tax cuts, tariff revisions, lower transport costs, and export marketing to secure fair prices, urging Congress and a Democratic majority to implement his farm friendly platform.
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Elihu Club Elects Four Yale Students
The Winn club at Yale University announces the election of Alfred Elliott Bissell of Wilmington Delaware James Ferguson Burns Jr of Colorado Springs Colorado John Hurst Turnell Gould of New York City Alfred Werbert Hunt Jr of Colorado Springs Colorado Burns is football manager Gould is hockey manager and Trant a member of the polo team.
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Colorado Springs
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New Yorks City
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Trant
Wyoming Voters May Pick Woman Who Stays Home
Nellie Taylor Ross, first woman nominated for Wyoming governor, faces no campaign and plans to stay home while pledging to carry out her late husband Governor William B. Ross's policies if elected. Her nomination follows a swift Democratic convention on October 14, amid a tight two-week campaign window and speculation over the constitutional severance tax issue and oil interests led by Eugene Sullivan.
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Omaha
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Man Shoots Self After Gazing at Girl Photos
Newark, Oct 29 George Cooper an accountant with Prudestial Insurance Company shot himself in the right temple at his boarding house. Two photographs of a girl lay in his room in a position he could view from his bed before firing the fatal shot.
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Four Horsemen Recessional Wins Logan Medal at Chicago Exhibition
The mural Recessional by Eugene F Savage of New York won the Frank G Logan medal and $1,500 at the 11th Exhibition of American Paintings and Sculpture at the Chicago Art Institute. Malcolm Parcell received the Norman Wait Harris bronze medal and $200 for two portraits. The show opens tomorrow and runs through December 14 with about 326 works.
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New York
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Chicago Art Institute
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Logan
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Jim McKee
Chicago Institute
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Potter Palmer
Charles Graffy
Philadelphia
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Jean MacLane
Barris
John R. Grabach
Irvington
N. Z
Peabody
Martin B. Cahn
J. Jeffrey
Grant
the Old Quarry
William M. R. French
Art Institute
Institute
John Www
Norton of
Sylvia Shaw Judson
Frances
Gertrude KE
Lathrop
Nancy Dee
Albany
J. Jaffrey Grant
John W. Norton
Pontifical Mass at Willimantic Funeral for Rev John Clark
The funeral of the Rev. John E. Clark pastor of St Josephs R C church Willimantic took place with a pontifical mass of requiem led by Bishop John J Nilan of Hartford. About 126 priests attended. Burial followed at St Edwards Cemetery Stafford Springs. Retail businesses in town closed during the service.
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Wilimantic
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Francia Keough
BH. Ta. Moran
Bridgeport
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Haumeister
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George A. Donahue
Pamtrel
St. Edward's Cemetery
Stafford Springs
Felix T., O'Neil
Stafford
Toronto Mail Bandit Held in New Haven
New Haven police received a warrant from Toronto for James Benson alias Burns, linked to mail robbery and attempted auto theft. Detectives from Toronto identified Benson and sought extradition from Washington. he will be released to face trial in Montreal.
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New Haven
James Benson
Burns
New Flaven
Toronto
Canada
Benson
Chary
Washington
Montreal
New Haven Youths Held On Murder Charge
John as old of New Haven appeared in city court for murder of Dominick Lombardi, 18. Details about bail and further proceedings pending after bench warrant arrival. Coppola, 40, noted in connection with the case.
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Coppola
Zemo Heals Skin Ailments Quick with Discreet Liquid
Gemo promotes Zemo as a quick relief for tinea, blotches, ringworm, and similar conditions. The penetrating liquid soothes delicate skin and works daytime without showing, with a one dollar large bottle advertised, available at druggists.
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