Senators Plead For Principles At Democratic Dinner
Prominent Democratic office holders and leaders, including U S Senator David J Walsh of Massachusetts, urged party unity and adherence to Jeffersonian ideals at the Fifth District Democratic club’s annual get together. Walsh warned against party capture by wealthy interests and urged leadership by those in touch with the masses.
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United States
Democratic Club
Interonta
David J. Walsh
Massachusets
Walsh
Man Arrested After Verbal Fight Turns Violent In Park
A dispute between Andrew Melino and Urdotto Ardolio in Washington Park escalated from a heated conversation to threats. Ardolio produced a loaded .38 revolver, was arrested, and charged with carrying concealed weapons. He posted $200 bond and was released.
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Bynlanders
Arelolle
Hye
New Motion Picture Process Captures Life Growth Stages
New York reports a new motion picture method that photographs incubation from egg to heart beat, using a glass insert and timed light to take frames every two minutes for up to thirty three hours. Dr Charles E Harm discusses photographing white blood cells and tissue healing, plus upcoming experiments on cancer cell interaction.
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New York
Charles E. Harm
American Museum of Natural History
de. Herm
Watchman Dies in Fire at Ship Building Yards
Stratford dispatch reports George Evans, 43, a former deep sea diver now watchman for Sunshine Homes at the Housatonic shipyards, burned to death when the old hospital block used as living quarters there burned. Fire felled the roof before firefighters could save him as Devon and Stratford units battled flames driven by a brisk wind. Evans had been seen nearby about an hour before, purchasing items at a nearby store.
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George Evans
Stratford
Laxe Submarine Boat Company
Sunshine Homes Company
Housatonic
Devon
Cehetira
Evang
Washington Bridge
Milford
John Fenczok
Consolidated Coat Company
Penczok
Burnine
Evans
Hts
Star
William Anthony
Fire Department
Wiliam Nichols
Exana
Yhe
P Gvans
Venturet
Coal Company
East Main Street
Fivo
Man Found Asleep in Stolen Auto with Blank Mind
Walter Gilmartin of 194 Gilbert Street was found asleep in a stolen car on Water Street near Thomas Street just before midnight Saturday. He could not recall how he got there or who owned the vehicle, and his bonds were set at 30 for drunkenness as police recovered other stolen cars downtown.
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Gilmartn
Gite Ng
Vieluck Levis
Walter Gilmartin
Gilbert Street
Water Street
Thomas Street
Main Street
Congress Street
Gilmartin
Local crash injuries and arrests headline Fairfield county
In Fairfield county a auto truck collision injures nine. multiple arrests reported. Fatalities include Michel Dunlevy, 56, found dead in Norwalk. Park altercation leads to revolver seizure. Several stolen cars found. police blotter expands. Church and civic notes, fire updates, and regional incidents fill the day.
Confidence in Hylan’s recovery at Saratoga Springs
At Saratoga Springs Sept 16 confidence aired in Mayor John F Hylan’s ultimate recovery from pneumonia. Two bulletins by physicians and family friends at the bedside reported cheerful spirits and unfailing hope while he began to inquire about recent events.
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Saratoga Springs
John F. Hylan
New York
Stormy League session on Italian policy in Corfu dispute
The League of Nations council in Geneva held a stormy session over the Greco Italian conflict and the Corfu affair. Delegates debated immediate action versus patience, fearing Rome’s possible withdrawal, and emphasized the need for a clear covenant text and possible assembly report. Joao Chagas urged precise wording on collective security and clarified other covenant provisions.
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Ghuneva
League
Council of the
Italy
Rome
Corfu
Counell
League of Nations
Geneva Organization
Joao Chagas
Portugal
Canada
Three Score Years Yet Wins Popularity Test
Devon readers witnessed a popularity contest where Mrs. Austin Fie Chamberlain of Naugatuck, age around three score, captured the top spot in the Devon improvement association event. She polled over 1,100 votes, earning a five hundred dollar trip to Washington, while her closest rival was Mrs. Tulph Shoe Maker.
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Devon
Fiappere
Austin Fie Chamberlain
Naugatuck
Chamberlain
Washington
Srs
Tulph Shoemaker
Flying Squadron to Change Headquarters in Connecticut
The Flying Squadron moves from Fairfield as Walter A. Lynehan leads a patrol force planned to remain active through September and October. Created to curb rising mobile accidents, the unit has shifted from highway patrol to liquor raids, reporting many arrests and a possible permanent role in state enforcement after a reorganization.
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Litchfield County
Niwo
Te County
Fairfield
Walter A. Lynehan
Connecticut
New York State
Tha
Mace
State Police
Spanish King dissolves parliament and new military rule
Madrid reports King Alfonso signed a decree dissolving parliament as Primo Rivera assumes leadership of a military directorate. Decrees become laws, with limited ministries retained. Rivera vows security policy and calls for discipline while aiming for constitutional government later. In Barcelona, Communist leaders arrested and Liberal senators pledge support to the new policy.
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Madrid
Associated Press
Alfonso
Primo Rivera
Military di
Trimo Rivera
Council of Ministers
Foreign Ministry
Ministry of Wars
Crimo Rivera
Iim
Cortes
Ignoll
Ihe 16
Spain
Ritmo Rivera
Barcelona
Prinipal
Ben
Orgenimlion
Liberal Party
Catalonia
Alfonse Saia
Count de Caralt
County Accident List Grows as Victim Dies in Stamford
A Stamford crash leaves one dead and several injured as a truck, driven by William Brennan of 7 Colonial Avenue, strikes a pedestrian and overturns another vehicle on Black Rock Turnpike near the Blue Bird Turn. Five people are hurt, including two adults and three children, with Albert Attilio, two years old, listed as seriously injured. Angela Akarelia sprains an ankle after alighting from a jitney. Martha Stone suffers a fractured collarbone after being struck near 215 Bridgeport Avenue. Police report incidents of speeding and careless driving showing a slight decrease in reckless behavior overall.
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Stadler’s Park
David Kinin
Summit Street
Reservoir Arouad
Kinlin
Beidgeport Hospital
Willam Brennan
Colonial Avenue
Burton Easton
Dominick Attilio
Maple Avenue
Danbury
Motor Mobile
Colligion
Earl B. Jones
Norman Street
Black Rock Turnpike
Blue Bird Tun
Easton
Albert Attilio
Hig Chin
Joseph
Louisa
Moher
Albert
Lamson Avenue
Angela “Akarelia
Center Street
Devon Girl Mart
Bridgeport Avenue
Devon
Martha Stone
Theodore S Carr
Pond Street
Waterbury
Stamford
Jarvis Jennings
Erwin M. Jennings
Creens
Turmsands
Bridgeport
Fire kills seven in crowded Jersey City tenement blaze
A Jersey City tenement fire early today killed seven people and injured about a score in a thickly populated district. Fire swept hallway to upper floors, trapping tenants as flames blocked exits. firefighting crews extinguished the blaze by six this morning.
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Jersey City
Super
Qhickly
Mearly
Walter Cummings
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cummings
Lehigh Tracks
Feehan
Amateur Bandits Fire on East Side Storekeeper
Samuel Mordigion, 20, at Nobel Avenue confectionery, faced three youths who entered seeking cigarettes and attempted a robbery. Mordigion hesitated, police say, and the trio fled after a bungled hold-up. He died later at St. Vincent's Hospital. Suspects questioned at detective HQ.
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Roy
Nes
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ward's Father Returns for Ward Ward Case in White Plains Trial
White Plains New York September 16 Walter Ward murder case developments focus on George S Ward and the father’s bid to return to aid his son. Subpoenas have lingered for over a year as prosecutors prepare to begin testimony with jury selection imminent tomorrow.
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Coolidge
Red Cross Japanese Relief Fund
Walter Ward
Beness
New York
Oklahoma
Walton
Fe Department of Justice
Bia
Cifornians
United Mine Workers Union
Amney
Spanich King
League of Nations
Newday
Ceel
Jetty Lou Gehrig
Bridgeport
Hartford
Pictafield
New Haven
Albany
Waterbury
Worcester
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Cubs
Pop Anson
Phillies
Teds Tuky
Braves
Mike Helly
Bill Planagan
George Fisher
Hornscade
Crawley
Wiliams
Seaside
White Plains
N. Y
New York State
Walter
Tard
Bues Tadde
Gisorge
Ward
Ralph
Walter S. Ward
Clarence M. Petersby
Weatchester County
Caaual
Jaane N
George 5
Atute
Supreme Court
Wagner
Sherman
George
MATHEWSON PROMOTES NORWALK TIRE EXECUTIVE DEATH
Stamford telegram reports Clifford Bar Mare Mathewson secretary treasurer of Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company died at age 42 at his Strawberry Hill home after a long illness. A former Nebraska rancher and Pacific coast agent, he moved to Stamford nine years ago and founded Norwalk Tire. Survived by wife Marie Adelaide and two children Catford and Joan. Funeral Tuesday from his home with interment at Woodlaws Cemetery New York.
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Stamford
Clifford Bar
Norwalk Tire Company
Suburban Club
New York
Marie Adelaide Mathewson
Catford
Joan
Woodlaws
Pastor Sees No Danger of Revolution in America
Reverend Ernest J. Craft of Christ Episcopal Church reassures there is no threat of bloody upheaval in the United States. He cites the Constitution’s elasticity and national love of institutions as safeguards against disorder while noting concerns over law respect and minority rule movements.
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America
United’ States
Ernest J. Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
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Federation of Churches
P. M. Fitzhugh
New Mexico
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Fairfield Beach
St. Vincent's
Samuel Mordigion
Noble Avenue
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Southport
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Desarte
Hylan
Stare
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E. J. Craft
Craft
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