Harding Receives Delegation With No Speech
Harding greets a front porch delegation without speeches flags or bands as 100 Grand Army of the Republic members from Akron Ohio travel to Indianapolis for the national encampment. Senator and Mrs Harding shake hands with each visitor before tomorrow's 400 veteran delegation from northern Ohio. California labor leaders praised Harding noting he is sympathetic to organized labor and supportive of legislation for workers and families.
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Grand Army
National
California
Harding
Grand Army of the Republic
Akron
Indianapolis
Emmett F. Tageart
Brand
Ohio
John S. Nolan
Sanrancisco P. Fl
America
Man Beaten and Robbed in Fairfield Avenue Bedroom
Fred White, an employee at John Beck Florist on Main Street, was attacked and robbed in his bedroom at 320 Fairfield Avenue early Sunday. He suffered a fracture to the upper jaw and head injuries. a dagger, wrist watch, and two valuable diamond scarf pins were reported stolen. Police report a violent struggle evident in the disordered room. White declined to discuss details.
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cFairfield Avenue
Suny
Fred White
John Beck Florist
White
Halifax Man Kills Three Then Commits Suicide
Halifa x, Sept 14. Havelock Veinort shot and killed three people at Hemford Lunenburg county including his father and a woman, then killed himself. The killings arose from an insane rage during a dispute over the location of a mill dam on his father's property.
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Halifax
N. S
Ayon
Aoman
Hemford
Lunenburg County
Havelock Veinort
Veinort
Front Porch Campaign Traced to Apostle Paul
In Marion on September 19 Rev George M Rourke said the first front porch campaign began in the Christian era with the Apostle Paul. He described Paul’s two year effort in Rome from a rented house front porch where he preached to pilgrims and wrote letters to others unable to visit.
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Marion
Dearion
Campaen
George M. Rourke
First Presbyterian Shareh
Paul
Rourke
Rome
Drowning Victims Recovered Near Black Rock Harbor
Bodies of Wesley A Judson age 22 and Joseph Chamer age 18 of Fatlineid were found near the T. L. Watson estate about 250 feet off shore after their canoe overturned in Black Rock harbor Saturday afternoon. Medical Examiner ruled accidental drowning. Both men worked for Tay Beeetes company. Judson funeral set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m at George F P Potter chapel.
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Wesley Va. Judson
Joseph Chamer
Fatr- Ineid
Ternoon
Black Rock Harbor
T. L. Watson
David Goldstein
Judson
Charner
Garitek
Ginogiz
Watson Estate
Wilesses
John Tarey
Thorne
Tarey
Corrigan
Extan Ant O'Ryan
eMutins Merioie
Coorpa
Abio
Goldstein
Taybeetes Company
Wesley A. Judson
George FP. Potter
Broad Street
Mountain Grove
Helg
Charles H. Judson
Ernest Judson
Brandegee Declines Debate With Lonergan in Hartford
Senator Frank B Brandegee announced he will not debate Augustine Lonergan over the League of Nations issue. He said he prefers to discuss the subject before audiences chosen by the Republican organization and at times and places determined by them during the campaign.
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Frank B. ‘Brandegee
League of Nations
Augustine Lonergan
Hartford
Connecticut
Mayor to Discuss Republican Line-Up
Mayor Wilson announced he will issue a statement today about a new opening in the local Republican ranks following recent district leader appointments by Town Chairman John A. Lions. The mayor worked late on the statement, but it would not be ready for release until today.
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Wilson
John A. Lionard
Weather forecast for New England and Atlantic coast
The record summarizes a vague weather outlook for New England eastern New Fate and corbined cooling. Moderate west winds north of Sandy Hook with a north to Hatteras route late Monday. Generally fair conditions expected east of the Mississippi with little temperature change.
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New England
New Fate
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Stiles
Mississippi
Haitians Declare Bank Rules Nation Continues Battle
The article details US influence in Haiti after Port au Prince affairs shifted to the National City Bank and Colonel John Melhenny. It claims the bank controlled taxes, government finances, loans, imports, and exchange rates, dictating budget matters and limiting Haitian sovereignty with American oversight and formal consent.
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Port Au Prince
Harry Berlin
Baitl
Latino American Union
South
Central America
United States
Haiti
National City Bank
National Bank of Hatt
John
Customa Service
New York
McIlhenny
Melthenny
SfeTmennt
Fequierre
Tch
Eight Injured In Fairfield Avenue Motorcycle Crash
A motorcycle on Fairfield avenue near Ellsworth street crashed after rear tire blew on a street car track. Eight people were injured including Andrey Pastir of 219 Hallam Street and Harold Dennison of 879 Fairfield Avenue. The rider fled the scene in a car that was later found abandoned. officers towed the vehicle to police headquarters. Several children and others were treated for injuries at local hospitals.
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Fairfield Avenue
Ellsworth Street
Andrey Pastir
Hallam Street
New York
Pasik
J. Es
Beck
Cl.ark
Harvld Dennison
Fairfieed Avenue
Ollie Tenney
Main Street
Dr. Carroll
Pembroke Street
Philin Foneter
Church
Ernest Petergon
East
Norwalk
Fairfeld Avenue
Peterson
Mihaly
Italians Celebrate 30th United Italy Anniversary Parade
Italian communities gather in a city parade at 5 pm forming at Washington Park. The procession moves through Barnum Avenue Pembroke Street Jambston Street and other roads to Tagles Hall for speeches by Prof. Ettorr Mainardi. The Roma club hosts the celebration with clubs and societies expected to attend.
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United
Italy
Eagles’ Hall
Washington Pari
Barnum Avenue
Pembroke i Street
Jambston Street
Stortling Street
Congress Street
Main Street
Commercial Stre
Washington Avenue
Madison Avenue
Tagles’ Hall
Council May Amend Jitney Ordinance
City council may consider amendments to the jitney regulation ordinance at a Board of Aldermen session in City Hall. Residents and workers petition for extending existing routes and adding new ones as jitney operators seek to revise limits to meet traffic needs.
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Council
Ardinaneo
Board of Aldermen
Spe
Aerial Torpedo Controlled Remotely from Britain
London reports a wireless controlled torpedo invented by Charles Price and other British engineers. The device carries no crew, can travel 175 to 1,000 miles per hour, and can be steered thousands of miles away for bombing or reconnaissance. It could record raid effects remotely and may be deployed from Great Britain to New York, Australia, or elsewhere.
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New York
Anya
London
Sept
Charles 5. Price
British
War Office
Mr. Price
Price
Australia
Great Bvitain
Adequate City Trolley Service Planned Amid Shutdowns
Bridgeport braces for resumed trolley service after eight weeks idle, with first car departure from Congress Street at 4 20 AM and Stratford Avenue barn to follow ten minutes later. Census counts show 20 absent workers. seven to fourteen cent fares apply on various routes including Bridgeport Norwalk and Derby lines. Transfers to Norwalk and New Haven lines included.
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Atx
Jennins
Jennings
Hall’ Fairm Road
Hall’e Farm Road
Harris
Westport Center
Beers
Norwalk
Beers’ Corner
Bridgeport-Derby
Gaynor Manulace, Tuning Company
Stratford
Paradise Green
Curtis Landing
Pine Rock
Murphy's Turnout
Rag Point
Cemetery Gate
Bridgeport Haven
Bridgenort
West Brea Street
Ford
Vaurd
East Main
Beardsley area jitney route petition gains support
Residents in Beardsley park district and Oak street area petition for a new jitney and bus route from Plaza through Middle street Congress street bridge Williams Huntington Road Beecher Boston avenue with Beardsley terminal. About 300 taxpayers have signed letters. petitions likely to be presented to the city council. Locomobile plant continues to press for the return of buses amid week of petition activity.
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Jiting
Beardsley Path
Middle Street
Congress Street
William Street
Huntington Road
Beecher Street
Boston Avenue
East Main Street
Beardsley Park
Penorts
Oak Street
Amos Lowden obituary ends long illness and family ties
Amos Lowden aged 72, an upholsterer long employed by D. M. Read Co., died yesterday at Bridgeport hospital after a prolonged illness. He married at his son GA Lowden’s home, 269 Laurel Avenue. He belonged to Arcanum Lodge No. 94 OF. He leaves two sons Vernon of ??? and C A Lowden of the city, and two daughters Mrs. Howard J. Sanborn of Stratford and Mrs. Thomas Sherwood of Brooklyn, NY. The funeral is set for 2:20 PM Wednesday at the mortuary chapel of B.A. Remington, William Street and Bargnura Avenue, with Rev. H. A. Davenport officiating and burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Also noted are the funeral notices for Ernest John Tranter and Olive A. Donovan, with services at 4 PM today and 2:80 PM respectively, at local mortuary chapels, burial in Lakeview Cemetery, and survivors listed.
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Amos Lowden
D. M. Read Company
Bruideeport Hospital
Ga, Lowden
Laurel Avenue
Arcanum Lodge
Oo. F
Vernon
V Baven
C. A. Lowden
S City
Howard J. Sanborn
Ernest P. Tranter
Union Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Wily
Liam H. Jepson
Olive A. Donovan
Bridgeport Hospital
August G. Bakford Avenue
William H. Dejan
Irene
Elster
Lottie Hallock
Waller
William
Lawrence Hallock
Blames Country Churches For Rush to Cities
NEW YORK Sept 19 Country churches largely drive young folks from farms to cities says Mrs Marx i Oberndorfer of Chicago chair of music for the general federation of women's clubs She is here leading a movement to curb music and dances She is granddaughter of a New England clergyman Boys and girls want to sing and dance Ministers oppose recreations and hamper church good Common work during the war was hampered by narrow minded preachers.
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New York
Eiden
Elopers Arrested For Alleged Theft
Salem, Mass. Sept 19. May Adelide Millea daughter of Ariel Mittelson a wealthy tobacco grower of Tariffville Conn and her husband Edward D Millea of Tariffville were arrested here charged with larceny of an automobile. They married yesterday and traveled in the car pursued by Mr Mittelson. Millen an adjustor for an Insurance company of Hartford met Miss Mittelson months ago. They later became engaged but her father objected. They were married in Hartford then drove to Boston and Salem today. Mittelson followed in his limovalue. Friends say they will appear in police court tomorrow.
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Salem
Mass
Adelide Millea
Ariel Mittelson
Tariffville
Conn
Edward D. Millea
Chiaily
Mittelson
Millen
Hartford
Millon
Romarraw
Aims to Avoid Italian Revolt Continued From Page One
The premier urged workers to return to factories, preferring mass employment over street demonstrations. He proposed a new law to give workers a stake in factory profits and control, while promising to balance peasant claims and calm Lombardy unrest. Local troubles were anticipated but expected to subside.
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Kengland
France
Lombardy
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