CornelI-Conad Win Marks Sixth District Primary
The primary in the Sixth district produced Corneli as the leading candidate with a tight race against rival contenders including Sheehan Chan Merde and Neary. Delegates elected Corneli, signaling a steady confidence in his candidacy despite a close stretch of returns and ongoing concentration on party unity ahead of the general election.
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Tates
Corneil
Sheehan
Thomas
Chan
Wiliam Leopold
John Novard
Wei Withiam
Merde
Suet
Jane Neary
Max J
Witase
Lang
Courrany Cormeli
Sverthal
Cornel
Stamford Women Emplodes Dinner Party At Local Shop
A Stamford dinner gathering was held for women employes at a Punmina shop house in this city. Mayor John Beatng and City officials attended with guests including John Bannon and Rev Father Smith. The event marked the first affar of tas and saw hearty toasts and a celebration of local women workers.
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Stanford
Puhmina
Daar Wi
Stamford
John
Repilhe Rei Aiman
Statihen
hKeneals
John Bannon Boater
Victor HoVert
Wise John
Hales Wormith
St Andrews
Hugh Oefinger
Wallen
William To Burgess
Robert Kriin
Charles Dward Foulds
Benita
Mnh
Mead
Hatrmar
Ederck
Oefinger
Coun Iiman
Milliam
F Joyce
Richard Ti Gillespie
R J_Ryan
Brennan
Cnautien
Coolidge to Hear K. Of 6. Complaint About Debts
President Coolidge was to hear a key six point complaint involving debts and government policy. The discourse covered American shipping, the role of the Shipping Board, potential changes in policy, and public statements about financial obligations linked to international issues. Notable figures include Gov. Coolidge, Adm. Reeves, and lawmakers discussing fiscal duties and debt resolution strategies.
Films of Historic Events Saved, Hays Says
The article discusses warnings about government action to protect films of historic events. It mentions President Coolidge, possible public display, and debates over whether such footage should be preserved due to political sensitivities and public interest.
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Hays
Tall Smiths
Ack
Washington
Fms
Coolidge
India
Ne Bot
Pesteriy
USA
Four hundred hurt in quake reports vary widely
A major earthquake caused extensive damage with about four hundred people reported hurt. The tremor struck near Ketetia, followed by a tsunami that swept a coastal village. Officials estimate casualties and damage across the region, with authorities responding amid disrupted communications.
Baker Proposes Own Debt Idea Amid Political Debate
A former speaker urges debt relief concepts as a potential solution, arguing the plan is his own and could influence U S policy. He emphasizes caution, cites wartime spending, and frames the proposal as a response to national finance pressures.
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Baker
Three apartments to be built here in Wiln Street area
Readable fragments indicate plans for constructing three apartment units on a street near Minnk and Morgan avenues. The clipped text references permits, addresses, and local builders, with scattered numbers and place names suggesting a mid century urban housing notice.
Controversy Over Fairfield Luncheon Club Pay Dispute
A stalled town project to complete work between a highway and a field site drags on as state and local officials spar over funding. Engineers doubt merchant support, a spring deadline slips, and discussions hinge on cost estimates and agency approvals. Connecticut company manager Potter and officials from the state highway department voiced support, while town selectmen and committee members seek clarity and action.
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Piank Fiennes
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Corylie
Iau
Che Dunes
Nur Aimee
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Lo Hushell
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Neil
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Robert 4 .Knight
Edward Mennan
John Mindonald
Hipahua
Department of Sunday
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Conneticut Company
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Burt
Donaldaon
Uran
Board of Vinance
Te Lite
Lions
Fionnin Grind
Columbie
Kiwanis Club
Republlicans
James P.O Day
Arthwn Kennett
John I Rov
Leaping Bass Tale Described by Men In Reforming Lane
A rough, fragmented report portrays a group of men recounting a summer in Hil statins hive tod they pea ine this summer. The text references Joe and Rieltoas boasting about prowess and a tramping march that temned ine and 1 lal point te eing. The copy is unclear but hints at a local event or incident with figures and stakes.
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Gmott
Political row erupts over party control and leadership
Fragmented notes show Mrs Young denying a fight over party control while critics accuse rivals of obstructing reform. The political clash centers on who leads the Republican Party, with references to committees, voters and state leaders shaping the dispute.
Danbury Bus Line Upgrade Delayed Indefinitely
August 4 Danbury reports the Ban bury Bethel Street Futwins company delaying the replacement of street cars with motor buses. A new company, Dink rt Power and PT action rompami, will absorb the Bethel Sheet Railway, aiming to run buses soon while officials work out municipal obstacles.
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Spee
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Dantas and Bethel Sheet Railway Company
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Ight Luge Busses
League Seats For Spain And Poland
Fragmentary text discusses League seats and American adhesion, referencing a conference vote and reservations. Mentions Senator Claude Swanson and Theodore Foote and a discussion of United States participation in the League of Nations and associated reservations impacting advisers and opinions without U.S. consent.
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Ternational Juste
United States
eHlall
Agai
Senate
Luniheon
Claude & Swansom
Representidus
Theodore Fo Bu
Proviensis
Anhui
Isislint
Directa
League of Nations
California Election Scene Shows Youth Leading Votes
A fragmented OCR item reports youth voters in California playing a strong role in an election. It mentions Gov Friend MW, candidates including Young and several rivals, with references to Lt Gov and other office seekers. The text is jumbled with names and stray phrases.
Emergency ambulance doctors are changed
Ambulance service announces changes for the medical team in the coming month. Details and names to be confirmed by the hospital group.
City Playgrounds Close Here After Successful Year
The Loud of Recreation Superintendent Robert Alege announces city playgrounds close after a successful year. Weather and crowd size limited activities, but attendance remained strong, with girls' basket weaving and boys' dancing and kite making among noted programs and exhibitions.
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Robert Alege
Iilchen
Wisesi
Eich
Obituary notices of Bridgeport residents fill local page
A jumble of obituaries lists names, addresses, and affiliations with churches and fraternal orders. It mentions a long list of survivors, funeral details, and burial sites for residents including Mrs Jimes Bairy and Michie TO Con uor 463 Commedout venue, with services at Blessey Sacrament church and St Michaels cemetery.
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Spaitsmain
Ineents Hospital
Blessey Sacrament Church
T J Kennedy
St Michiels
Elizabeth O Connor
Ure
Toseph Fitazerald
Vrs Tohn Ó Matlev
Bai
Dite
Fecent
Mungrais
Mrs Josephine Soukup Dies After Church Service
Mrs Josephine Soukup who died Sunday was buried Monday from her late residence 113 Summerfield venue and the church of Storvis and et Vctiolius. Interment followed at St Michaela cemetery. She leaves one son and three daughters, three grandchildren Florence in Anna Wahshey and Jo Veeph Baysi.
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Tosepnine
Ulup
Hell
Walker Awarded Plans Contract for New School Building
The board voted to have Tee ane prepare alternate plans for one story and two story buildings with six rooms each, total cost not exceeding 65000. Land 100 by 800 feet needed. Archibald Levarty named in the land arrangement. Several staff changes followed, with salary adjustments and resignations at multiple schools, and announcements of new teaching appointments.
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Hivens
Archibald Levarty
Jom
Lesverty
Johnson
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Rexdara
Reed
Central
Congress Hign
Heed Wie
Letis
Rita
Congress High
Vriguente
Tree Summerfield School
Celatre Pirozzolo Muterr
Webster
Catherine Bradley Elias Howe
Margaret Coydevant
Warren Harding High
Schon
MacAzella
Gertrud
Karpilow
Wary M Palinki
Faircheld
Lena Hichelsoph
Rosalie ¥ Stone
Ro Mole
Mary C Coughtin
Tulla Kane
Reel
Lake Danbury Will Be 17 Miles Long Says Power Firm
A proposed 17 mile long Lake Danbury would be created north of Danbury by the Connecticut Light and Power Company to supply water power for the electric plant. The plan, backed by local residents including Willam Guibert and Roraback, gets advance support from officials though some concerns about shoreline and impact persist.
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Danblry
Danbury
Connectiut
Cutipank
Packs River
Lake Jyink
Roraba
Samp Uy
Ampiny
Willam
Guibert
Ap Orovo
Hovihach
Lsp
Ak Dake
Dane Ays
Bridgeport Driver Arrested After Auto Crash Injures Man
William Hoagland was involved in a hit and run in Westport leaving him with possible skull fracture and arm injuries. Police say the suspect Sibet B Saros of Matfor was arrested on reckless driving charges.
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William
Stamford Strike Picket Sentenced To Jail On Intimidation Charge
Stamford August 31 Samuel Kimmel a tailor and union picket was sentenced in City court to three months in jail and a 108 fine plus costs for intimidation claims. He denied abusive language and claimed he sought a tailoring location. Several other New York pickets faced related charges. Kimmel appealed and bail was set at 750.
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Stamford
Samuel Kimmel
Win
Ladton’ Interational Garment Makers Union
Clara McMahon
Im Street
Mahon Aind
Vissi Mahon Art
New York
Morria Schwartz
Charles Rome
Ard Antonin
Madaffall
Matti Perlman
Adel Jager
Garment Makers’ Union
Militia Called At Woonsocket Mill Outbreak
Militia is called amid plant outbreaks as near beer saloons close. Union relief aides workers and sympathy strikes spread across Woonsocket mills. A protest to Governor Pothby over police actions accompanies a strained standoff on the Lincoln Cumberland road.
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Woonsocket
Neitherwide
Manville
Horace A Riviere
Rhode Island
Carr
Aram T Pothby
Blato
Trasel
Lincoln
Cumberland
Tes of Distreen
Boy Injures Head After Collision With Car
A boy was treated at Emer gen Hospital last night after colliding with a parked car. Police report a chase by a companion led to the head injury, for which three stitches were required and a laceration treated by Dr TN Haberlin.
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Pete Hash
Arctic Street
Emergen
TN Haberlin
Eastern Star Holds 44th Annual Meeting
The forty fourth annual meeting of the Eastern Star was held yesterday at Wilcox restaurant in Savin Rock. The event included meetings and dinners on the birthday of Robert Morus, founder of the organization, with members and friends from all parts of the state in attendance.
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Earten
Wilcox Restaurant
Savin Rock
Robert Morus
Dentist Dr Bernard Fauna Resumes Practice in Bridgeport
Dr Bernard Fauna formerly of the First National Bank announces he has resumed dental practice in Bridgeport. Office is suite 62 Medical Bide Golden Hill Street with hours 9 to 5 three days a week and Tuesday Thursday until 8 p.m.
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