Thirteen Taken In Three Raids
Thirteen men were arrested in three raids on gambling dens and cabarets. John Banks of 57 Lexington Avenue, a cabaret proprietor linked to Baby Poll resort activity, was held for federal authorities after liquor was found. Bail set at 500 dollars. At Adalphi Athletic Club 356 Fairfield Avenue nine patrons were held on bonds of 50 dollars, and Charles Allen bail was 500 dollars. In Star cabaret at Ib Middle Street three men who sheltered officers were arrested. their names are Frank P. Benson, Benjamin Bisher, and Hurley, all posted 500 dollars for trial.
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United States
John Banks
Lexington Avenue
John O'Connell
Lanks
Hugh J. Lavery
Adalphi Athletic Club
Wairfield Avenue
John FE. Barton
Bureau of Investigation
Charles Allen
Slow Street
Ib Middle Street
John O'Connall
Sheeta
Frank P. Benson
Main Street
Benjamin Bisher
Stratford Avenue
Central Avenue
Hunger Striker A Real Martyr
A critical essay argues hunger strikers can become political martyrs, shaping public opinion and government actions. It cites the Lord Mayor of Cork as a case showing how a death could threaten or topple a government, urging clear, intelligent discussion of the issue. The piece contends such martyrs test law, conscience, and policy in a controversial moral frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Sven
Themelves
Tim
Law Anc
Wilfer
Cork
Tan Svainet
Shaw
Irish Republic
Relanxi
Lloyd-George
Weather Outlook For New England And New York
Northern New England faces cloudy skies with possible Monday showers, mainly afternoon or night. Southern New England and Eastern New York expect Monday and Tuesday showers with clearing and warmer temperatures later. Winds off the Atlantic from Sandy Hook to Hatteras shift from variable to easterly, with unsettled conditions.
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New England
New York
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Harding Not Against League
The article discusses Senator Harding’s stance on the League of Nations, noting he may support a modified form to preserve European peace. It states he aims to avoid a separate peace with Germany and expects cooperation with other nations to revise the treaty. Harding plans to lead revisions with congress, keeping debate with his opponent to a minimum.
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Harding Doza
Europe
Harding
Germany
United States
Wickersham
Stinvoy
Cox Tustnieht
Sporting Events To Feature Day Continued From Page One
The article notes a day of rest for regular carriers at the local post office with the office largely closed after 29 oclock. The window will stay open in the evening and night service operates until midnight. Regular holiday collections and dispatches will be in order.
Denounce Jailing of Cork's Mayor in Bridgeport Rally
A Bridgeport gathering denounces the jailing of Cork Lord Mayor Terence MacSweeney as hunger strikes threaten his life. Speakers including Frank Walsh, George J. Donahue, and John Keefe urge support for Irish self determination and British withdrawal, calling for recognition of Ireland's de facto government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank &. Walsh
United States Labor Board
Advacars
Liv
George J. Donahue
St. Augustine's
Wilson
Chrnglins J. Dananey
Meriden
John, Keefe
I Viands
Brixton
Terence McSweney
Father Donahue
Walsharr
Britain
Ireland
MacSweney
England
Ish
Gatlon
Yrelimd
Nat
Whelas
Tres Citizans
Bridgeport
Moss Molling
3Fannix
Gavaynment
Teland
Cork
Lon Tie Dent
Hess
Sueyter
Republic
Wrain
Will Hays Replies To Cox In Quotation Filled Debate
The record summarizes Will Hays responding to Cox with references to disputed quotas and expenditures. It notes quotes fed by a treasurer, varying by state committees, and mentions claimed sums around 423.9 million as a point of contention. The overall tone reflects assertions of truth and accountability in a political dispute.
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Boreon
Chiewho
Jarlewiar
Niger
Eilent Enomch
Qon
Bombing Club cases continued to September 8
Seven members of a group called "samling era" were arraigned as suspects in alleged plot to blow up the Agme Shear company. All seven had their cases continued to September 6 for appearance before Judge Bartlett in district court. Bail set at 7600 dollars each.
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Samling
Agme Shear Company
Bartlett
Cay Court Ourday
Gail
Two Held for Assault After Clawing Battle
Two men, Stephen Sebo and John Sebrets, both of 403 Spruce Street, were held for assault after a clawing fight in a local Oasis district yesterday afternoon. Singer nails were reportedly used as weapons. both men were severely injured and bloodied. Police separated the combatants and charged them with assault and breach of the peace.
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Stephen Sebo
John Sebrets
Clay
Marcel
Hollimih
Ponce
Delegates Attend Spate Convention At Moreweg
At a spate convention delegates from two regional associations gathered in Dortland Me Phd to discuss the arguawt tor Eplund. The meeting, held Friday, adjourned with preparations for a convorsion next year and a possible New Haven selection as the Isi1 convention site.
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Youss Men
Hibsow Association
Youngs Woann
Hoeaveen Associacian
Moreweg
Atertion
Eplund
Sessian
Gonnsertert
New Haven
Elby
Obituary notices for local residents reported in error
Obituary items list several deceased city residents with mixed garbled names and addresses. Mentioned are Braatns Jersey Wynatug Jorsey of BT died yesterday at Bridgeport Hospital, survived by three sons and three daughters, funeral at H A Teemington chapel on Barnum Avenue and Williant Street. Other notices name Caraline Hateler and Augusta Schwartz, with services and interment details, plus several survivors. The garbled text provides funeral timings, cemeteries, and family relations but lacks clear accuracy.
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Braatns
Jersey
Jorsey
Bridgeport Nospital
Thro Sais
Chester
Albert Ayn Myerolt
Carole Det
Gardline Delmnd
Masie
Bhatvora
Angeo
Beng
Buward Therossiey
Joganh
Phoeed
Fars
Homutery
Cammlinge
Ammusta Sefywartz
Augusta Schwartz
Hhe Daushser
George Dublat
Grasmere Avenue
Fairfield
Wis
Oak Lawn
Cemetary
Palvfeld
Shere
Juts Ready for Holiday Rush Transit Plan Outlined
Bridgeport prepares for holiday travel with about 420 jitney buses under Fiscal Agent Johno B. Schwartz. Headways include two minutes on Fairfield line and five minutes to Savin Rock. Hartford and Waterbury buses assist, with extra service for Sea Park Avenue concerts and Walnut Beach trips.
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Jilner Bussis
Bridgeport
Johno B. Schwartz
Toes! Bus Corporation
Fairfield Bunch
Savin Rock
Derby
Schwarts
Wattat Beach
Sea Park Avenue
Seaside Park
Newfield Park
Piscal
Arent Schwartz
Beardacy Park
Schwartz
Waterbury Considers Revisions to Jitney Ordinance
Waterbury officials and civic leaders plan a mass meeting to press for repeal of the restrictive jitney ordinance. Mayor Sandland supports revision to ease limits on jitney service in the north end, aiming to satisfy residents and stop the service disruption. Local residents and northeastern town groups back the move as they await aldermen action.
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Williem
H. Sandland
Tenadog
Waterbury
Sands
Leen Jlincy
Seoul
Queviay Meeting and Protest for Jetty Service Resumption
A compact gathering in Yeeuilin drew residents and activists to press officials for resuming jetty service. Organizers urged aldermen to prioritize transit restoration, citing local disruption and economic impact.
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Queviay
Part Time Basis For 2 200 Pupils in City Schools
Board of Education reveals rising costs and bond limits strain the McKinley addition and 16 new rooms. Part time sessions cover 2000 pupils citywide, with portable and basement classrooms expanding as out of town arrivals swell enrollments. Sylvan Avenue and Reservoir districts face overcrowding without new facilities, while damp basement rooms show deteriorating conditions.
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Sone
McKinley
Board of Education
Slawson
Glassia
Anchidinistia Hiss
Prospect
Jeffrson
Elias Howe
Webster
Island Brook
Huntington Road
Barnum
Black Rock
Read
Shelton
McNinley
Columbus
Whittier
Clese
Sylvan Avenue
Presidenta
Reservoir Avenue
Vnjty
Ths
Ntzs Sion
Newley
Wilson Districts to be invaded and reorganization anticipated
A fragmentary report notes Wilson districts to see upheaval with a new district chairman to be chosen by a Republican slate. Arthur F P Conner is described as an anti Wilson candidate while John A Leonard signals plans to assemble most chairmen this week. Attorney Albert Jug Merritte’s name appears in passing while Judge Paul L Iuler reportedly has GOP delegate support.
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Qelegeicy
Slecond
Arthur FP. Conner
Ovor Wilson
Conner
John A. Leonard
Republican Town Committees
Albert Jug Mérrite
Mrs Nott Taken To County Jail
Mrs Nott wife of the murdered gambler was removed from Hillside home to the county jail at noon yesterday. She has fully recovered from nervous hysteria and occupies a solitary cell without physician attention. Wade and Johnson were taken to the county fair on Saturday amid plans to move children, with concerns about available rooms and transport. High school conditions worsen, with instruction limited to four hours due to a double decision. Superintendent Slawson notes growth in attendance from 46 to 2659 in five years and anticipates more, while bonds for new construction await apportionment notification.
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Eihe Hutehina Nott
Wade
Johnson
Mhy
Rammay
Slawson
Jean B. Wynkoop
Board of Education
Board of Apportionment
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Pape One
Will Hays
Cox
Sonnenberg’s
Sonnenbergs
Sonnenberg Music Company
Broad Street
Broadway
Yonkers
Chapel St
Sixth Avenue
Telephone Barnum
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