Democrats endorse Cullinan in four clubs amid Hogan stance
Four district Democratic clubs back Thomas M Cullinan for mayor as Alderman William E Hogan declines to seek the endorsement. Hogan blames Council conditions on Republicans and criticizes the council as a hybrid system while calling for party unity in a tense political clash.
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Attoriey
Thomas M Cullinan
Democratic Party
William E Hogin
Democratic Association
Cullinan
Democratic Club
Democratic
Willam J Meade
Hogan
Lars
Meade
Common Council
Republican Party
John King
Henry Borrack
Bridgeport
Cornell
Post Office Bars Papers Gambling On Bill Numbers
Suspects that newspapers offer prizes for selected dollar bill numbers were declared unlawful by the Post Office Department official. The postal lottery law violation barred such publications from mail service, effective immediately.
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Wasitington
Sollsor Donnelly
Post Offce Department
Washington inquiry to hear War and Navy chiefs first
Acting Secretary of War Davis and Secretary Wilbur of the Navy will testify first as the air probe board opens hearings. Invitations were sent to both department heads as the inquiry begins with examinations of Army policies and air services. The board plans no immediate financial detail, relying on congressional support if needed.
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Washington
CAF
Davis
Wilbur
Navy
Army
Willan
Army Air
Mon
Roth
Coolidge backs Kellogg stance on British red
President Coolidge endorses the decision to revoke Shapur Saklatvala’s passport visa, a British Communist delegate to the Interparliamentary Union, noting his revolutionary views violate U S law. Senator Borah warns of potential reprisals and possible British pressure over India representation at the conference.
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Coolidge
Kellogg
Nashington
Shapurdi Sahlatval
Interparliamentary Union
Amercan
United States
Saklatvala
Inter- Parliamentary Union
Coolidges Apinvon
Borah
Senate
Forein Relsions
State Department
India
Sahlacyala
Inter Parliamentary
O Gee
Waterbury Wins Eastern Pennant Protest Denied
Waterbury clinched the Eastern pennant as Hartford’s protest over nonofficial baseballs used in a second-game doubleheader was rejected by President Dan Nell of the Eastern League. Hartford left the field after being ruled out in the seventh inning and was fined $200 for leaving the field. The league decision upheld Waterbury as champion. Hartford’s appeal was denied.
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Springeilld
Dan O Nell
Hartford
Waterbury
Barnett
Feld
Neils
James Clark
Hartford Lub Ts Ib
Board of Drectors
Probers Attack Churches Failure to Add Dry Law
Washington September 1 The report by the Federal Council of Churches finds public doubt about liquor traffic and federal enforcement lapses. It blames church delinquency in temperance education and notes continued resistance to prohibition efforts. The study is part of a broader social consequences report. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Department
Dutch Anderson Not Dead In New Hunt Report
A bank robbery in Tippecanoe City is linked to a man calling himself George Dutch Anderson. Cashier Mahlon Staley describes the robber as matching a photo of Patch Anderson, minus glasses. Postoffice inspectors nationwide are mobilized to capture Dutch Anderson, linked to Gerald Chapman.
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Dutch Anderson
NEW Hunt
Dayton
Ohio
George
Dutch) Anderson
Tippecanoe City
Tipps National Bank
Mahlon Staley
Staley
Patch Anderson
Washington
George ‘Dutch’ Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
Dubuque
Iowa
Anderson
Rush D Simmons
Post
Chapman Pal
France
Krim
New Haven Road
Itacif
Death ends career of noted officer at Fort Leavenworth
Colonel Dara B Fuller, the United States Army’s longest serving officer, died at Fort Leavenworth. A Civil War veteran who began service in 1864, he retired 3 years ago after more than five decades in uniform. He graduated from West Point and served in the Cavalry, including famed 1877 campaign against Chief Joseph of the Nez Perces.
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Dara B Fuller
United Stats Arms Hope
Fort Leavenworth
Army
Colons
West Point
Pas
Caval
Luller
Joseph
Nez Perces
Navy flyer sets unofficial speed record at Mitchell Field
Lieutenant Alford Williams piloted a Curtiss racer launched from Mitchell Field reaching five miles per minute on a one kilometer course. The aircraft, powered by a Curtis V-1,400 motor, weighed about 2 200 pounds and measured 22 by 19.8 feet, with a cockpit safety design allowing automatic egress. Williams expressed belief speeds over 500 mph were possible, and the craft had previously averaged 263.2 mph in acceptance tests.
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Mipchul Pigldn
Mitchel Field
Lieutwilliams
Navy
Tuient Williams
Thia
W D Gilmore
Lieut Willams
Lieut Williams
Sleat Williams
Towns to Register First-Time Voters Today
Board of Selectmen in October-election towns will meet to register new voters and re-list lapsed voters. Only those with filed applications by September 8 are eligible. meetings run from ten in the morning to eight in the evening in the Town Hall.
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Board of Selectmen
Sailor Drowns After Line Gives Way Aboard USS Barry
New York reports a sailor named Fnucan drowned on September 4 after a lifeline aboard the USS Barry failed. Officers said he leaned on the line as it slipped away. two nearby officers attempted a rescue but he sank after a third immersion.
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New York
Fnucan
Norwath Conn
Barry
K 695
Los
Bainbridge
Ric Faull
City’s Jewish Population Celebrate Their New Year
About 10 000 Jews in the city observed the New Year begin at sundown with services. Orthodox congregations at BP and Reform groups at 8 pm held synagogues, with further services noted this morning. Fasts and the Day of Atonement approach on Sept 27, with no food from sundown to sundown. Stores and many workers will be off, including post office staff, as the community observes Yom Kippur.
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Page Lake
Bingham
Sara
Weldom
Washington
Coolidge
State Department
Hodges
Tokilo
Post Office Department
Savis
Wilbur
Coolidge & Air mi
Fairfield County
Stamford
Kipper
Evir Steele
Hart Accused Of Using False Name In Scandal Yarn
Washington reports an affidavit by Teresa Howard Dean alleging Maj Gen William H Hart signed another man's name to a telegram to Secretary Weeks seeking an investigation of the quartermaster corps. The case centers on Hart and Gen Harry L Rogers amid Rogers' push for reappointment.
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Universal Service
Washington
William H Hart
Army
Harry L Rogers
Secretary of War
Quartermaster Corps
Rogers
Teresa Howard Dean
Hart
Coroner Believes New Haven Flyer Drowned in River
The coroner is certain the body of Brewster Pratt of New Haven lies in the Connecticut River after a seaplane with pilot Harry Ludwig of Hartford crashed yesterday near a 40 foot deep channel. Searches by divers and residents failed to locate Pratt’s body as river conditions hindered recovery efforts. Fraser, an experienced river man, will continue the chase tomorrow along with a Connecticut search party spanning New Haven Branford and nearby locales.
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Baltimore
Stratford
Waterbury
West Haven
Connecticut
Federal Council of Churches
General Bart
Hip Sing Warrior
New York
Noel
Haat River
Chester
Brewster Pratt
New Haven
Harry Ludwig
Hartford
Cotenc
L A Smith
Fraser
Crommell
Spencer Hartford
Ludwig
Agaistea
Pratt
Branford
Stamford Man Burned to Death in Barn Fire
A unidentified man was found burned in the ruins of a barn on Stillwater Avenue, Stamford. The building owned by James Sahia burned Saturday morning. four autos inside the property were destroyed. The body was not fully recognizable, hindering immediate identification, and owner reported locking the place at 9 o clock last night with no one missing. Fire crews extinguished the blaze leaving a charred scene and uncertain origin.
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Stamford
James Sahia
Stillwater Avenue
City Cine
Locock
Eung Main
Stamford auto dealer sought for forgeries fraud involves $75 000
Stamford area authorities issued a warrant for Henry J. Rubin secretary and treasurer of Rubin Motor Salem company for two forgery counts totaling $75 000. Investigators say forged notes, signed by Stamford residents Rudolph Stravitz and Anthony Festa, were sent to discount firms including General Discount, Appiston Eldridge, and Economy Finance. Rubin allegedly used stolen names to obtain payments on vehicles.
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Stamford
Henry J. Rubin
Shippan Avenue
Rubin Motor Salem Company
Main Street
Rubin
Julian Katz
General Discount Corporation
Gotham Bank
Columbus Circle
New York City
Mat Spelke
Hilla
Appiston Eldridge, Incorporated
Economy Finance Company
Newark N. J
Rubin Rubin
Kats Seid
Rudolph Stravitz
Alhi
Anthony Festa
Springdale
Autor
Wels
Gener Discount Corporation
Rubin & Letters
Ederle Denies Collapse In English Channel Try
Gertrude Ederle, the American swimming champion, says she did not collapse during the failed English Channel attempt and would have continued if not ordered to quit by trainer Jabez Wolffe. She remains confident she can complete the feat in better conditions and plans another attempt.
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York
English Channel
Gertrude Eiderle
Mauretania
Misa Wierle
Elsie Dietts
Elmy
Wolffe
Srhb
Helmy
Dover
Ederle
Margaret M Johnson
Women's Swimming Association
Aileen Riggin
Miss Epstein
L de B
Misa Ederles
Swimming Association
Handley
Miss Ederle
Senator Stanfield Forfeits Bond in Resisting Officer Case
Oregon report states Senator Robert Stanfield did not appear in police court to answer resisting an officer charges from a Sunday incident. His $50 bond was forfeited. City Attorney McCulloch said additional charges were prepared and would be presented if he appeared. The case ended as Stanfield was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct before charges were reduced to resisting an officer.
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BARDR
Oregon
Robert Stanfield
FC McCulloch
Stanfield
McCulloch
State Revokes Dairy's Permit Over Missing Thermometer
Hartford Sept 18 AP Dairy Commissioner Thomas Holt announced the revocation of Norman Dairy of New Canaan's permit to operate a pasteurizing plant for lacking a recording thermometer and certified bars required by statute. The company disposes of its product promptly.
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Hartyford
Thomas Holt
Hag
Permi
New Canaan
Omiany
Stamford
Jury Chosen in Bridgeport Arson Case Against Casper and Flenberg
A jury was selected for the Bridgeport arson trial of Moe Casper and Hyrri Flenberg charged with setting a 1924 fire at 1340 Main Street to fraudulently collect insurance. Prosecutors and defense debated juror bias linked to unions and insurance ties, with extensive individual voir dire lasting hours. The state’s James C. Shannon presented maps and photos of the premises as witnesses prepared to testify.
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George
Hinman
Moe Casper
Riy Fienberg
Mainstreet
Bridgeport
Casper and
Flenbera
F & C Cloak & Sut
Insurance Companies
Henry Greensteih
Samuel Reich
Casper
Flenberg
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Yes
OCR
Atreeheed
James C Shannon
Saimet Puesday
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