Sabre rattling fades as Washington loses prewar zeal
In Washington the prewar fervor to protect Americans abroad has waned. Despite missing naturalized citizens and large property losses, Congress offers no bold military response. Officials note Britain will likely shield Americans in danger, reflecting a cautious, isolationist mood and steady diplomacy over force.
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David Lawrence
Bridgeport Telegram
Washington
Near East
Ltrge
Agle
Magvic
Congress
State Department
United States
Asia Minor
Great Britain
Dardanelles
Hughes
Braxit
Phillips
Harding
Europe
Armenia
America
Paving Bids To Be Opened Friday At 4 P M
The Paving and Sewer commission will meet at 4 oclock Friday afternoon to open bids and award contract for paving Fairfield Avenue between Park and Clinton Avenues. Various kinds of paving will be bid on with sheet asphalt favored if other conditions are alike. The present pavement is wood block, in service about 15 years.
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Paving and Sewer Commission
Jafternoon
Fairfield
Democrats 10 Give Women Equality Nomination Fight
Cantinual Freon page one coverage from Waterbury notes FitzGerald likely to win the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor with Anthony M. Paonessa and Rollin A. Trier among announced officials. The convention opens tomorrow night with David B. D. W. Gerald as chairman and Homer Cummings elected temporary chair. A caucus will form committees and nominating speeches follow, then a Thursday morning session to finalize reports and nominees. The piece stresses an expected one night battle to shape the ticket before floor votes.
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Waterbury
FitzGerald
Wagener
Lakeville
Anthony M. Paonessa
New Britain
Rollin A. Trier
Andham
David BD. WraGerald
State Central
Homer
Cummings
Sestion
Will Daliver
Re Solutions
Philip Troup
New Haven
David F
Fitz. Gerald
Comnefce
Vention
Cummings Seen as Nomination Despite Refusal
Bridgeport delegates expect Cummings to win the Democratic nomination for U S Senator at tonight's Hartford state convention despite his stated wish not to run. Archibald McNeil Jr says Cummings may be nominated by acclamation with FitzGerald as governor candidate, while Cummings serves as convention chairman and delivers the keynote address.
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Homer& Cummings
Uniten States
Hartford
Bridgeport
Architait McNeil Jr Ja
Gates
Cummings
FitzGerald
McNeil
Meror
New Haven
Democratic Party
Lota Cummings
AleNell
A. Cummings
Fairfield
Bridgeport Delegation Not Pledged at Democratic State Convention
Bridgeport’s 37 delegates arrive in Hartford for the Democratic state convention not pledged to a candidate. Mayor Fred Atwater leads, delegates travel by train or car, no caucus held yet, and many plan to vote as individuals. Support split between Spellacy and Lonergan. some Bridgeport names considered for state offices.
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Bridgepo
Conventio
Hartford
Bred Atwater Livads
Vari Ole Nemberg
Credi
Uars
Bridgeport
Giess
Harford
Spellacy
Lonergan
Spelhacy
Ag Orda Witaverald
Suel= lacy
Sanater
Litzmovald
Tighel
Robert W. Goddard
Leengaron
Sig Willam
Hris
IL Ig
Ronnix
Court rules US can see ship outside three mile limit
Boston dispatch reports United States jurisdiction extends beyond the three mile limit when a vessel and crew outside the limit commit offenses that are extended by authorities inland. Judge Morton ruled the case over seized rum runner near Gloucester, with appeal forthcoming to the Supreme Court.
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Boston
Associated Press
United States
Jones M. Moavtor
Abel Ottae
Gloucester
Morton
United States Supreme Court
Java
Aes
Grace
Ruby
Morten
Im i
Geigen
Open Registration for Fall Classes at Catholic Home
Open registration for fall classes at Catholic Home outlines courses across social work Red Cross home nursing and craft studies. George L. Warran will lead social service instruction while Dr F P Curnell directs first aid. other tutors include Mrs John A Maxwell Miss Eileen Ryan and Miss Mary Day with varied offerings in dressmaking basketry millinery typewriting and business English across several evenings.
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George L. Warrnn
Unit Council of Social Agencies
Chacky Ore Romantion
Eadiely
Ue Red Cross
Red Cross
F. P. Curnell
St. Vincents
Tal
Hillside Howe
Mar Wevel Ord
John A. Maxwell
Mise Elsie Rabb
Nucxe
Misa Eien Ryan
Columbia University
Bert Sullivan
Margaret M. Scannell
Marjoria Mastroni
Inatructor
Mary Day
Belle’ Totan
Aligg Kathryn M. Hassett
Msg
Agnes Collins
Names list appears in scrambled historical snippet
A long string of names including George Flynn C J Donnelly J J Kelly Arthur B Walls Michael Lucas Walter J Hartnett W Hy Beoin W Z Donlin Robert P D God 1G Mongratrn George Jinn John A Cornell Nersa Mal Jon Tobin Brady Dy Eph J Devine O Chherk Thomay Biewitt McGuinness James Whe J Lavery Francia P Danigan A KE Earn Rank J Wearn M Brady William Russell Thor Ostelio Wve Jaséply Cagsiu Navalin Ge T M Mara George Ifford Rank J Anderson.
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George Flynn
C. J. Donnelly
J. Kelly
Arthur B. Walls
Michael Lucas
Walter J. Hartnett
W. Hy Be‘oin
W.Z. Donlin
Robert PD
Mongratn
George Jinn
John A. Cornell
Nersa
Mal Jon
Tobin. Brady
Eph J. Devine
O. Chherk
Thomay Biewitt McGuinness
James Whe J. Lavery
Francia P. Danigan
A KE
Earn
Rank J. Wearn
M. Brady
William Russell
Thorostelio
Wve
Jaséply Cagsiu Navalin
Ge ™ Mara
George Ifford
Rank J. Anderson
Democratic Delegate Dies in Middletown
In Middletown on September 19, 74 year old Democratic State convention delegate Boylan died after long service with Standard Oil. He had 20 years at the firm and leaves a wife and two daughters. He was known for frequent appearances at party gatherings and state conventions.
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Middletown
Sotolir' Boylan
Convantion
Standard Ol Company
Oder
Conferees Agree on Borah Coal Bill Provisions
Washington reports conferees reached agreement on the Borah coal bill. The House would recede from amendments barring mine operators or workers organized groups from sitting on commissions, with membership narrowed from five to seven. Senate standardization provisions remain in the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Coal Commission
House
Org
Community Chest Trustees Elect 1923 Executives
At yesterday’s annual meeting of Bridgeport Fragmeint Federation trustees elected the 1933 Community Chest executives. Sumner Simpson chairs the executive committee and Board of Trustees. P. T. Litchfield becomes vice chair and finance chair. An advisory committee includes Norman Leeda and George Hawley among others. Richard W. Coxwell was reelected treasurer. Budget and finance panels to be named later. The event drew wide participation from twenty organizations and closed with a prayer by Father John Hr Land.
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Bridgeport Fragmeint Federation
Chaiman
Peres T. Litchfeld
Higthlet
Norman Leeda
DoVer H. Warner George
Hawley
A. Be, Lavery
J. von Wettberg
David Day
George J. Warren
Charles G. Surford
C. St. Worthen
Samuel M. Hewley
Cooper
Harry Walker
Kiam R. Webster
Frank Brennan
Percy Litchfield
George T. Warren
Richard W. Cozexwell
Treasure
George 5
Board of Trustees
John Hr Land
Near East War Clouds Passing
Paris dispatch reports steady European pressure for peace in the Near East as Lord Curzon plans to report to London. An Ahmed Ferid Bey, spokesperson for Mustafa Kemal in Europe, predicts a bloodless settlement with Turkish forces retreating from the Aegean front as France pushes diplomacy over Britain’s warlike stance. Marquis Curzon arrived in Paris to confer with Premier Poincare’s government, while Lord Wardinge and British officials were also noted.
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Lord Curzon
London
Prencn
Near East
Great Britain
France
Poincare
Paris
Near
Tin
Anmed Ferid Bey
Peiigipal
Mustaphattemal Pasha
Europe
Presa
England
Perid
Nasuiduust
Thifrance
Avis
All American Women Removed From Smyrna
New York dispatch reports incoming wireless from Constantinople describing evacuation of Smyrna amid fire. Details mention American steamship activity, ships including Mog Island and Litchfield, and the alleged removal of about 1,900 Christians from Smyrna with 100,000 affected.
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Smyrna
New York
Newr West Vellat
Tocay
Constanntinope
Aquith
Davien
Conn
Suaraglip
Amatalia, Pearing
Mog Island
Smyrna Roy Aexandis Withon
Litch Tiel
Genestythnoplenty
Willimantic Man Injured in Train Crash
A Willimantic man suffered injuries in a train crash near Burnside. The casualty is described as seriously weakened, with blood loss and multiple traumas reported by local hospital and police officials.
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Willimantic
Willisantic
Burnside
St. Dan
Fragmentary ad text from early newspaper page
A garbled clipping shows an advertisement for grocers and baked goods. It mentions cure and nourishment claims and lists dishes and desserts in a fragmented fashion. The legible bits reference a Baker and grocers promoting items to customers in a retail setting.
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Alui Grocers
Education Board Won’t Be Scriped, Veness Declares
Alderman A B Veness stated the council will consider the Board of Education’s request for about 1.8 million dollars to build and complete several schools including a new East Ride High, South End school, Grand Street replacement, and playground space. He said finance committee and council likely favor a measured approach within the city’s debt limit and that city auditors will be consulted before final action.
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Board of Education
Wmoass i
Algo
A. B. Veness Gaig
East Ride Hich
South End
Grand Street
Raucation
Veneas
Counes
Tve
Hungarian newspaper sued for slander in Meridge port case
Defendants include Vornelus Osengradi publisher of the Hiungerkin newspaper based in Meridge port. A $28,000 civil suit claims statements harmed Brotherheadt Publishing, which issues a weekly in Munya called Pesvevises. Brotherheadt denies any such statements and cites opposition claims.
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Vornelus Osengradi
Hiungerkin
Meridgeport
Brotherheadt
Navy
Pesvevises
Brother
Benefit Bazaar for Church Repairs Held Tomorrow
The Ladies Aid Society of the church will host a benefit bazaar at 3330 o'clock noon tomorrow to raise funds for church repairs. Entertainment includes a songs by Winifred Marshall of New York and dancing by Wallace Lecter, also of New York. Lawn decorations and homemade foods will be offered by the church youth.
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Aay Wiki
Sne Huraia 7
Green Fapw Tomorr
O'Rlag
Ladies’ Aid Society
Winifred Marshall
New York
Ges Turing
Foley Daseing
Mes
Yuriam Lecter Wallace
President Vetoes Bonus to Soldiers in Senate Effort
The article reports on President vetoing a veterans bonus while Morrison Mondell a Democratic leader warns a postponement would halt debate. Lawmakers in the House expect a two thirds override may fail in the Senate. Senators Harrison and others accuse Republicans of vote trading while veterans’ demands persist.
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Mns
Garett
Tennesse
Mondel
Lts
Lomorrow
Te Provident
Senate
Mats
Saldava
House
Harrison
Demport
Mississippi
Branchas
Congress
Peru President Says Indians Seek Alarms and Sewing Machines
President Leguia of Peru notes that when the Indian of Peru desires an alarm clock and a large wife seeks a sewing machine, he will be prepared to work regularly.
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Peru
Leguia
Beaver Seal Mason Jar Caps Introduces Self Sealing Caps
The Beaver Seal Mason Jar Caps promise safe one part heat sealing without rubbers. They avert cut fingers broken jars and bent caps by melting a disc with heat then allowing it to harden on cooling. Practical, cost effective, with a very low first cost.
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Education Board
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American Hardware , Stores Inc
Pairfield Ave
Middle St
Exide
The Electric /Storage Battery Co
Philadelphia
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Nisin
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Blixg Hattery Service
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Mary. G. Mills
Pridgeport Battery & Electric Service
John Street
Barnum
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