Fitzgerald To Lead Elm City Democrats Again
In New Haven, Sept 13, Mayor David E. Fitzgerald is expected to seek re election as the Democratic candidate. Republicans consider several contenders for the mayoralty including Samuel B. Hoyt, Livingston W. Gleason, Pred W. Orr, and others. Rumors of a third party backed by Hackett supporters circulate, though Hackett himself disclaims interest. Terrence B. Kelly and William Hendrick appear among notable figures tied to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
David EH. Fira- Gerald
Beoe Wilh
Fede Samual B. Hoyt
Livingston
W. Orr
Repubiican
FitzGerald
William H. Hackett
Jacken
Pying
Terrence B. Kelly
Thomas Caniil
Hacket
Board of Finance
William Hendrick
Havon
Board Ofinance
Hawkett
Alderwen
Westville
Examinations and Football News At B H S
Makeup exams for Sensorg will occur Thursday and Friday with English Math on Thursday and English Science and Commercial on Friday. Richard Dunn and his mother visit Springfield over the weekend. Football uniforms issued at practice this afternoon and first suited team practice is scheduled for Money day afternoon. Howard Seeley leaves school for a position with a local company. Joseph Donnelly announces the first class eight dance in about three weeks. Monday meetings for p thes and & Mm 1eac during the fifth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dunn
Springfield
Joseph Donnelly
Spectors' Inc Opens New Jewelry Store on Main Street
Spectors' Inc opens a new jewelry store at 1136 Main Street with a five year lease, $125,000 in stock, and mahogany fittings. Joseph J. Spector, Benjamin Spector, and Lewis Salabean operate the firm, offering cash or credit sales with a money back guarantee and advertised prices. The store, adjoining the Waldorf restaurant, features a unique show window and serves as a expansion of the line started a decade ago at 7 Fairfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afcor
Fairfield Avenue
Joseph J. Spector
Benjamin Spector
Lewis Salabes
of Spectors, Inc., Cash, and Credit Jewelers
Main Street
New England
Waldorf
Puiding
Sney
Carr
Fatrfiera Avenue
Jennings Refuses Offer for Match on September 4
Al Jennings has secured a match for his fighter Happy Howard against Martin Burken in Providence on September 4. Promoters offered 759 dollars plus 2 percent of the gate. Jennings rejects, seeks 1,600 dollars plus 23 percent of the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jennings
Happy Howard
Martin
Coal Commission Proposes Running Mines Reforms
The National Coal Commission urged President Coolidge to ensure a stable fuel supply, fair wages, and reasonable profits for miners and operators. It proposed joint studies on wage stability, union incorporation, and binding wage contracts with automatic renewal unless renegotiated, and called for compulsory safeguards to prevent unemployment and production fluctuations.
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Ashington
National Coal Industry
The
Coal Commission
Coolidge
Thor Ven
Boll
Leader of Slavers of Villa Sentenced to 20 Years
Cassociated Pacas reports Jesus Salas the confessed leader of the group that ambushed and killed Pranciso Villa and four companions near Pacras. He was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment after trial at Parval, where he reaffirmed his confession and refused to name his accomplices. He was sent to the Chihuahua State Penitentiary and was formerly a member of the Durango House of Representatives.
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Menico
Pacas
Jesus Salas
Hand
Pranciso Villa
Pacras
Salas
Parval
Villa
Chihuahua State D
House of Representatives
Durango
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Toledo
A. TotEpo Fickess
Howland Dryggoods CO
George FE. Nothnagle & 50N
D. M. Read CO
Alice Bradley
Toledo Cooker CO
Ohio
Miss Farmer
Boston
Elm City
Democrats
W. H. Hackett
Orr
Republican Club
Howard Seeley
Speciors’ Inc
Cadillac
America
Uppercu Cadillac Corporation
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Bronx
Brooklyn
Long Island City
New Rocho'le White Plains
Poughkeeps
Newark
New York
Andard
John. Davis Shoe Store
John Davis
F. G. Collins Shoe Co
Childrens Shoes
Main St
John Davis Shoe Store
Nith Merray Inc
Morris
Supreme
Hama
Bacon
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