Bogash Scores Decisive Win Over Fisher in Bridgeport Bout
Bridgeport fans hailed Louis Bogash after a decisive twelve round victory over Yaunes Fisher. Bogash dominated with rapid rights and hooks, knocking Fisher down in the first round and maintaining pressure throughout. Fisher offered minimal offense, absorbing punishment as Bogash pressed for the middleweight crown.
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Lou Bogagh
Bridgeport
Tang
Andy
Yaunes Fisher
Syracuse
Jack Delansy
Mike McTigue
Fisher
Salt City
Esida
Tmaho
Polar
Stanley
Vridgenert
Borawa
Park City
Dalttle
Jack Britton
Fisher Hutts Bowash
Louis Shisn
Bogash
Harry Greb
Jim Galvin
Waterbury
Police Discipline Call Urges Immediate Attention
An executive session of a police board emphasizes strict discipline and prompt obedience. Officers are urged to snap to attention on approach of ranking officers and avoid slacking in the presence of superiors, aiming to improve relations and performance on street beats and traffic posts.
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Board of Police
Widow to face accuser in murder case face-to-face
New Brunswick New Jersey October thirty Mrs Francey Stevens Hall agreed to meet Mrs Jans Gibson and deny being present at the murders of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills She will meet in prosecutor offices if designated Prosecution unlikely to call meeting Mrs Gibson sworn witness identified Mrs Hall as present Moon phase noted and wagon driver found Wilbur A Mott investigator and George Tot affirm Mrs Gibson story
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New Brunswick
Francey Stevens Hall
Jans Gibson
Edward WW. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Witormey
Timothy N. Prefer
Hall
Rtv. Gibson
Gihaon
Gibson
Olay
Mra Gleon
Wilbur A. Mott
Gbeon
George Tot
Police Permit Halloween Frolics with Citywide Quiet Ban
Police announce lax frolics while banning rowdy conduct for Halloween celebrations. All officers on duty through the night, with four detail sections assigned to monitor major masquerades and prevent property damage and injuries.
Cummings 1920 Nomination At His Own Request
Connecticut delegates were pledged to support Homer Cummings for president at the 1920 Democratic convention in San Francisco. Spellacy memos outline how delegates at large were chosen and the pressure to back Cummings as a personal endorsement. Palmer was favored if conditions held, and the State Central Committee recommended the arrangement.
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Bartford
Get. U
Homer 5. Cummings
Connecticut
St Francisco
United States
Thomas J. Spe Inay
Tor
Wig
Mitchel Palenie
Spellagy
Tandur
New England
Pacemer
Cummings
Chalemac
National Committee
State Central Committee
Byran Mahan
New London
Tharles DB. Lockwood
Mr. Cummings
Stamford
Thomas J .Speluey
Hartford
Frank Guilloile
Water‘Dury
My. Alban
Palmer
Ahich
Mr. Palmer
Cumreings
Halloween Riot Near School Traps Quarreling Youths
Angry neighbors and a police squad cornered a group of youths inside a school after a disturbance during a Halloween parade. A patrol arrived to search the building as residents forced entry through a rear window and reported a rousing exchange outside.
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Onlanvars Frymg Ie
Yelund Brook
Pelle
Schodl
Seecure Panving
Tallowe'en Do's and Don'ts Record
A fragmented note presents playful rules for Halloween observances. It mentions avoidable dangers, bells, plaza clubs, and warnings about timing and etiquette. The wording is garbled but centers on guiding behavior for a nocturnal event and hints at a commission or authority overseeing the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teose
Fascisti and Radicals Clash Across Towns in Italy
An Associated Press report describes widespread clashes between Fascisti and Radicals across Italian towns. Funeral violence in Gonarzane, killings at Palestrina and Bologna, assaults on Genoa and Verona offices, and mass demonstrations mark the country as authorities struggle with Fascist occupation scenes and attacks on police and officials.
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Italy
Associated Press
Gonarzane
Fascista
Laevietim
Spur
Palestrina
Beteen
Paseisti
Weccisti
Fascisti
Adrogadier's Club
Genoa
Ingeisti
Bridgeport voters urged to act on charter change
Merchants and leaders urged action at rallies urging a commission to study a revised city charter for Bridgeport. Speakers from Republican and Democratic groups urged voters to approve appointing a commission to draft a new charter, with the Nov. 7 ballot presenting Yes or No options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Wilder Declares Minells Sugess Will Hurt State
In a noisy public talk at the P and B Women’s Club, Wilder defends tariff history and argues McNeil would not benefit Cannecticut. He cites Underwood, Cleveland, Taft eras, and warns southern Democrats may gain power if McNeil is elected. He urges support for American farmers and warns against European dominance.
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Wilder
Minells
Sugess
Judine Frank
Achibald
McNeil
Js. Wilder
Washington
Clevelange
Mckhinsey
Taft
McNel
Cannecsinus
Jerg
Ex Kaiser to Have All Trappings Of Royalty for Wedding
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm II and Herming of Yous plan a grand Doorn wedding next Sunday with royal trappings. Former Potsdam staff, officials, and guests will attend, with uniforms and ceremonial details reflecting German precedence. Dutch language documents will be used, while German conduct governs the ceremony.
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Doorn
LWUEN
Helland
iBy
Associted
Germany
Mrrcuss
Yous
Potadim
Potsdam
Cudlomar Gilla
Wien
William Euyl
Olds Hullandinld
Barwon
Isla Schipnol
Willen
Hermlng
Mussolini Takes Power as Italy Forms New Government
Benito Mussolini arrives in Rome and announces a new Italian government with ministers chosen from nationalist and fascist ranks. The cabinet includes Diaz as war minister and Rosselli as industry minister, signaling a decisive shift in authority under the new premier. Crowds flood the streets as Mussolini addresses the nation and pledges a government from this day forward.
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Interior and Foreign Affairs
Mussolini
Premior
Benito Mugsordnd
Armando Diaz
Thoon DiReye
Treasury
Prof
Lushwinaudl
Keophile Rossel
Signor Destefant
Pacista
Luigi “ Pegorgoni
Stignor Giariati
Aldo Ovigilo Y Pupebster
Min
Signor Genfilo
Ister
Lule
Wagelsta
Ter
R WiSexnra
Cnation
Oalal Welfare
Stefano Cavazzoni
Victor Emmanuel
Munsolini
Italy
Maussoliot
Loni Ilye
Traly
Trin
Mussolioi
Quirlaal
Jaye
Irish Prisoners and Boland Kin Speak on Pay
Miss Boland declares support for twelve Irish brand prisoners and the relief fund for soldiers and dependents. She arrives at the city to lecture state troops on the treatment of political prisoners, urging resistance to dictatorial recapture and warning against release without proper rights.
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Miss Boland
Rathioen
Olwod
Harry Boland
Triah Republic
Seid
Cedi
Agier
Triah
Miss Ealand
Tee State
Secretary of Labor Performs Rolling Mill Visit in Overalls
SUATILE Wash Secretary of Labor Yamea J Davis arrived at Youngstown rolling mill as a puddler turned guest, joining Supt James R English and handling tongs in a playful steelworks moment. He recalled working as a boy and joked about preferring mill work to any other job.
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Suatile
Wash
Yamea J. Davis
Pennsylvan Tue
Youngstown
Jim
Hagllah
Hughes declares Harding policy an American one
Boston October 30 The foreign policy of the Harding administration is an American policy aimed at harmony and understanding among nations but not at entanglements harming American interests Secretary of State Hughes told a Republican rally in Symphony Hall supporting Senator Lodge. He praised Senator Lodge and outlined the administration’s record over the past 20 months, noting efforts toward Western Hemisphere harmony and cautioning against European entanglements.
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Boston
Associated Press
Birding
Hughes
Symphony Hall
Henry Cabot Lodge
Locce
Senate
Europe
Hierding
United States
Dixunion
Tragic Brooklyn Fire Traps Fifteen Girls in Factory
A five story Brooklyn factory building on South 1th street burned trapping fifteen girls on the upper floors. One man killed, many injured as flames swept from the cellar to the top floors. Firemen battled the blaze as a stenographer leaped to escape and several workers fled by windows. Further details awaited as investigators and hospitals organized aid.
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New York
South 1Th Street
Brooklyn
Kagbler-Chattlely Company
Bellmore
N.Y
Callea En Fihes
Gtl
Hospitala
Friedman Shirt Company
HE. P. Nicholeberg
Emmaye
Jadison Company
Fnally
Liv Girsky
Walding
Shy
Board of Education Adopts New School Rules
The Board approved revised rules governing the school system over a dispute backed by Dr McGovern and attorney opinion. John A Young of Westport was named superintendent in charge of elementary schools at 8600 salary, to April 1, and plans were made to hire teachers for about a dozen children at a state hospital. The board adjourned to discuss housing for incoming freshmen as minutes show prior meetings and rule debates, with disagreement over whether the vote was unanimous.
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TE. Vo McGoverm
Letty
Nerlon Jx
Mega
Rf At Education
Tsetatlon Hospital
Lynn W. Wilson
McGovern
A. C. Panes
Wilson
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