Clarke Work to Revive the League Issue
Washington notes review of the League of Nations after 1320 election, focusing on Justice Clarke's surprise resignation and public appeal. Clarke may join Cox in promoting a nonpartisan League movement while avoiding a formal nomination, as Cox returns to push League reform and reparations debates.
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Noy Cox
Europe
League
Congress
Republican Congress
Independent Spirit of Justice
Clark
Cox
Justice Clarke
Govarnox Cox
Qleague
Clarke
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Ike Justice Clarke
Lloyd-George Blunder Seen as Greatest Triumph of Career
Paris dispatch analyzes Premier Lloyd-George's plan to seize the Dardanelles as a master stroke to bottle up the Black Sea. It contends Britain would gain control of the straits with naval and military dominance, despite French and Italian withdrawals at Chanak. The piece notes his fragile home position and the imperial aim driving the maneuver.
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Lloyd-George
C. F. Bertelli
Paris
Britain
Gibraltar
Bosphorus
England
Lloyd, George
France
Hriughroops
Straits
Welah
Urge Surrender of Constantinople Across Two Pages
The article reports on Near East diplomacy as Britain and France seek neutralization of the Dardanelles under international oversight. It notes Labor Party criticism of pro Greek policy, Kemal’s demands for Thrace evacuation, and Greece’s resolve to hold Thrace amid possible Turkish advance. Churchill oversees troop movements while colonial officials report volunteers amid wartime preparations.
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London
Associated Press
Near East
Thrace
Dardanelles
Paris
League of Nations
Poincare
Llnyd- George
Lator Party
Labor Party
Tabor
Pubfc
Constantinople
Adviges
Mustapha Kemal Pasi
France
Taracs
Freech
Greece
Foreign Office
Kemal
Winston Spencer Churchill
Tary
Coloni
Ing
Worthington
League and France plone stands in the way Expect League to Be Asset
Democrats hope for a party return of disaffected elements from 1920 as they back possible assets over liabilities in 1924. Governors and lawmakers from McKinley to Britten arrive with support for the league while Americans touring Europe are seen boosting cooperation with Jarrome. Justice Clarke and Governor Coxly urge peace and world relief, signaling potential shifts in Harding era foreign policy and reparations debates.
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Cox
United States
Gox
Republica
Europe
Germany
America
Hig
Isupue
Wilson
League
Great Britain
Ireland
Jreagde
Sre
The
France Plone
Jesgue
Coxly
Aig
Wwuropé
McKinley
Britten
Vilnois
Jarrome
Justice Clarke
Delayed Hearing On Bridgeport Water Charge Proceeding
Bridgeport officials including Mayor Fred Anwater and City Attorney John A. Cornell appeared before the Public Utilities commission in Hartlera as the Bridgeport Hydraulic company sought a service charge against the city for water. The hearing was to continue to October 18 to allow examination of city books and study of the proposed direct charge based on fire service needs and investment, with an estimated $260,000 for Bridgeport.
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Fred Anwater
John A. Cornell
Bridgepore
Public’ Utilities Commission
Hartlera
Bridgeport Hydraulie Company
Voompiny
Corpel 10
Mancy
Marsh
Cornell
Building Permits Totaling 22600 In Value Granted
Building Commission grants permits totaling 22600 for repairs and new structures. Notable entries include 147 McKinney Inn, 46 Summit Street garage, 277 Grandfield Avenue addition, 181 Aldine Street frame, 1460 Main Street storefront, 96 Capel wrengo, 285 Has Malin Street garage, 240 Lineale Avenue two story dwelling, and others. Listed applicants include Helen Tock, Henry Medwin, Louis Levingsteenhouse, Frederias Koib, Edna May Harrison, Pan Stawell, Angelo Mastyolinnas, Velinetrain and iteter sor.
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McKinney Inne
B. Gliss
Henry Medwin
Summit Strest
Helen Tock
Garege
Winter” Street
Juli
Shanley
Merritt Expected to Be Renominated for Congress
Delegates to the Republican Congressional convention for the Fourth district will meet at the Smracheld at noon to nominate a candidate for Congress. The incumbent Merritt of Stamford is expected to be renominated, having served two terms since succeeding the late Ebenever Hl of Norwalk who held the office for about 26 years.
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Delecates
Ritt
Stamford
Tig Saly Ea
Mervit
Owe
Ebenever Hl
Norwalk
Prohibition Officer Arrested Over Government Seizures
Atlantic City based Federal Prohibition Group Captain N Willand Brinton was arrested on warrants issued by Assistant U S Attorney Frederick Pearce. He faces conspiracy charges tied to quantities of liquor stored after seizures by government agents in South Jersey.
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Atlantic Cay
N. Willand
Brinton
South Jersey
United Sates
Frederick Pearce
Jealous Woman Named in Murder Case Continues
The article details ongoing murder case coverage focusing on a jealous woman and her statements disputed by prosecutors. It notes James Mills, husband of the deceased, being questioned to align his testimony with others. Mrs Hall Nay collapses under stress as the church vestry offers sympathy and condolences to the Hall family.
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Miss Peters
Wille Stevens
James Mills
Mirlice Atocies
Democratic Women in 42nd District Incorporate Club
The Democratic women of the twelfth district have incorporated their group to foster social and athletic events and promote Democratic principles. Officers elected: Edith Bush president, Covhering Whalen vice president, Jane Anderson secretary, Anna Carroll treasurer. The club aims to propagate Democratic ideals and encourage social and mutual education among members and friends.
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Twelfth District
Grup
Teld
Gdith R. Bush
Jane G. Anderson
Anned Paddock
Georgy. Mara
Pared
Women's Democratic Club, Inc
Official Paid Higher Than Mayor Seeks Salary Cut
In Cincinnati in September a new service director named Worwood, signing as Bush Parker, learned his salary of 33000 exceeded the mayor’s and asked city council to cut it to 2400, arguing subordinates should not earn more than the head of government. The request was granted.
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Cincinnati
Moddstyn
Worwood
Bush Parker
Hillside Home Cows Win Prize at Eastern States Exposition
A Holstein herd from Hillside Home, bred from stock at Hillside Farm in Connecticut, won a $600 prize for best state herd at the Holstein cattle show in Springfield's Eastern States Exposition yesterday. Two cows in the winning group came from Hillside Farm.
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Connecticut
Springfield
Hillside Keme
Clergy Doubt Faith Healing Discussed by Ministers
Rev Henry E Kelly of St Georges and Rev Robert C Carlyon of Wewfield Methodist discussed faith healing. They noted many see faith aiding illness yet fear using power and worry that unfulfilled hopes may lead to skepticism, while acknowledging possible divine will regardless of outcome.
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Henry E. Kelly
St. Georges
Robert C. Carlyon
Wewfield
Carlson
New Season Textiles: Skin Cloths in Browns and Greens
WZARN introduces sizard skin cloth as a fresh material for the season. The fabric is favored in brown and tan tones and the new green, appealing for apparel and accessories.
Recreation boss says permit times unchanged by time change
The Bureau of Recreation announces that the shift from Daylight Saving to Standard Time starting tomorrow does not affect permit times. Permit holders for baseball diamonds and tennis courts will see the stamps on permits remain official and valid.
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Bosra of Recreation
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Bridgeport
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Innis
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Golden Hill ST
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Bosporus
MedMere Tenaan
Seduhl Bur
Dhatants
British War Office
Page One
State For
India
Grenadier Guards
Colonial Office
Wavernor Goners
New Zealand
Ailthough
Ian
Ry Au
Sésar Migh
Cossars Misch
Kirscrbaum and Michaels-Sterns
Ngs
Aecar Misch
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
Alyles
Ox Lin Homans
Black High Coaver School
Children's School
Hydraulic Company
Merritt
Prohibition
Democratic Women
Incorporate Club
Rying
American Hardware Stores Inc
Fairfield Ave
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