Fairfield Starts Re Election Boom for Rev Beeman
Fairfield assembles cottage meetings for the re election of Rev Allen Beeman to the Town School Committee. Dozens of gatherings crowded the schedule as organizers plan four meetings for tomorrow night and the rest of the week. John H. Perry of Southport offered help to Beeman’s campaign despite his Republican caucus nomination.
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Fairfield
Wairfield
Citizens’ Committee
Allen ‘S Beeman
Hl Whitman
Toinight
Tunxix Hill Road
Greenfield Road
Old Stratfield Road
Jackman Avenue
Old School
Stratfield
Jennings Road
Kings Highway
Holland Tilly
Grasmere
Longview Avenues
Debates at Fourth District Republicans Meeting Nominates Chew
A lively Fourth District Republican club gathering featured Chew mentioned for mayor nomination by A B as former district leader and Sewer Commission member. Some favored Judge Bartlett, while Alderman Kornblut attacked the strong mayor plan and current city administration. Other speakers included Second and Fifth District members, with entertainment, dances, and refreshments concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Repub- Heath
Louis. A. Kornblut
Jastnish
Chew
O A. B
Hurness Oman
Major
Frederic A. Bartlett
Korn- Blut
Man Karnblut
Marine guard boxing fatal blow near heart
Newport Sept. 24 geant John T. Holly of the Marine Guard at the naval torpedo station was killed by a blow over the heart during a boxing bout at the guard barracks this afternoon. Holy was listed as a native of Tannersville Georgia.
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Newport
Geant
John’ T. Holly
Marine Guard
Naval Torpedo Station
Holy
Tannersville
Victor Whose Unswerving Policy Forces German Surrender
Unwavering policy backed by Luc's strongest European force drives Germany to surrender the Ruhr region, the industrial heartland, using it as a lever for unpaid repartition. The measure aims to compel unconditional capitulation and set terms for postwar reparations and occupation.
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Europe
Germany
Ruhr
Germany and France tug on Ruhr issue stalling capitulation
A Ruhr crisis conference led by Chancellor Stresemann reported a cautious shift away from passive resistance and urged ending the occupation dispute. Parties, labor and officials backed government plans, with a cabinet decision due Wednesday and a likely Friday Reichstag address.
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Brun
Ruhr
Tand
Dr. Strésemanne
Rhineland
Tulip
Stressmann
France
Stremann
Local Fraternal Group Meeting Notices Listed in Bridgeport
Readers are advised of a compiled list of tonight meetings and time change notices for numerous Bridgeport fraternal and civic organizations. The notices reference groups including the Burr Ridge area clubs, Harmony council, Mithra lodge, Pythian Sisters, Daughters of St George, Workmen's Sick and Benefit Fund, Pequonnock Court, K of P and K of C bodies, Masonic and Rebekah lodges, and several benefit and relief associations, with locations mainly on Main Street Elm Street Stratford Avenue and State Streets.
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Kapatanauh Trioty Lo RR
Mealy Street
Harmony Council
Je. O. UA
Airfield
Mithra Tridge
Nf V
Cianthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Main Street
Pequonnack Ridge
Loc. C. F
Spenters
Elm Street
Martha Washington Indge
Daughters of
Bt. George
Stratford Avenue
Workmen
United States Rejects St Germain Arms Traffic Pact
In Geneva the League Commission on disarmament heard the United States decline to adhere to the St Germain convention on traffic in arms. Lord Cecil called the reply negative, and Lange of Norway called it melancholic while urging public clarification of delay causes. A draft new convention was approved, inviting U S representatives to cooperate with the commission.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League Commission On
Robert Cecil
United States
Christian Lange
Norway
Mixed Commission
St. Germain
M. Lange
League
League of Nations
Balloons Spark Protest Over Race Start Amid Disasters
Reported balloon incidents near Skagen Denmark and various landings across Holland Belgium and Ireland show pilots and crews safe after weathered entries. Protests in Brussels blame organizers for delaying and failing to postpone the James Gordon Bennett cup start despite dangerous conditions.
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Skagen
Denmark
Alien
Berry
Saint Louis
United States Navy
Lawrence
Reichelderter
Putten
Holland
Fernandez Dura
Spain
Schryck
Banshee III
Bersel
Zurich
Savoie
Turnhout
Belgium
Fernande II
Antwerp
Belgica
Veenstral
Leopold
Fieardy
Wrench
Binaime
Ravaine
Armbruster
Bachman
Pheria
Guillen
Provost
Brussels
James Gordon
Belgian Aero Club
Yerbody
Geneva
President Coolidge Lauds Power of the Press in Letter
President Coolidge praises the press as a powerful public service and a boost to industry in a letter to Stanley Clague of the audit bureau of circulations. He regrets not attending the Chicago dinner October 17 with David Lloyd George, saying the audience will be historic and the press strengthens government, morality, and national vigor.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Coolidge
Stanley Clague
Audit
Bureau of Circulations
The
Audit Bureau
David Lloyd-George
Great Britain
America
Trinder Urges Adequate Trade School Building
A long discussion on trade education and manual training follows a question by William T Hincks. Dr Fonea, Dr Horace, and Lew Traing Cost outline aims, funding, and role of trade schools in relation to standard schooling. Over 160 business leaders and youths attend a luncheon chaired by George E Crawford of the Chamber of Commerce.
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William T. Hincks
Fonen
Lew Traiing
Trinfen
Trinder
William Horace
Johannes Schiott
Fonea
Sous Board of Ducation
Shay
Wouth
Chumidr of Commerce
George , E. Crawford
Newtown Cobbler to Be Re-Arrested for Theft
Guerrise testifies before Coroner Phelan reciting the plan to murder his father in law DeBiase. State police tie the crime to a web of robberies and connections with Danbury figures including Longo and Corardo. Longo denies involvement.
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Newtown
DeBiase
Guerrise
DeHlase
Gareck
John J.phelan
Frank Virelli
John ‘C. Kelley
MW. Harle
Garlick
Pe Piase
Iola
Phelan
Longo
JeBiage
Ronald Castle
Kelley
Qourder
Wildman Street
Danbury
Dease
Dement
Catherine Dell
Wither
Longa
Sheppard Manuufacturing Company
de Baise
Guerrize
de Biase
Guerrisé
Comarda
Harry Petracel
South Norwalk
Iar Ine
Slary Dinte
Corone Phelan
Corona Phelan
Phe- Man
Cucrris
E State Police
Wil
Petit
Ffuertge
Trunél
Ian
Mr. Pinto
Moroner Phelan
Guer
DeBiasé
Tanbury
Vitelli
Lange
Guerrige
Comardo
Lorge
Winters Pledges Werger Support in New England Rail Plan
Connecticut leaders voice support for rehabilitating the rail system as a New England project. Manufacturers and chamber representatives urge state aid, oppose trunk-line mergers, and stress local industry’s critical role in funding and using a regional network.
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Connecticut
New England
Governor Speaks
Charles A. Templeton
Waterbury
Manufacturers Relation
Seavill Mfg
William & Canning
Hartford Chamber of Commerce
Explosion Traps Two In Burning Oil Tanker Hold
In Oakland on Sept 24 an explosion tore through the Alden Anderson oil tanker in Moore's shipyards trapping two men in a burning hold below deck. Efforts to flood the dry dock and float the vessel toward the stream were underway to avert a broader blaze.
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Oakland
Californ
Decka
Alden Anderson
Associated: Oil Company
Moore's
Norwalk Parties Plan 10 Meet in Same Chamber
In Norwalk on September 24 the Democratic and Republican Town Committees and their mayoral nominees, Jeremiah Donovan and Thomas Robins, agreed to hold joint but separate events in the Council Chamber and City Court Room due to a mis arrangement. Both parties planned a short, snappy campaign this week as candidates shook hands in a sign of cooperation.
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Norwalk
Seagonsa
Jeremiah Donovan
Republic
Thomas Robins
Westport Voters Defeat Trolley Removal Motion
Westport residents defeated a motion to remove the trolley system at a special town meeting held tonight after hours of discussion. The session aimed to review rescind or revise prior action on trolley service. The outcome preserves the existing system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Swestpor
Ridgefield Woman's League offers voting machine instruction
The League of Women Voters in Ridgefield announces instruction on voting machines from 2 to 4 30 p m starting Monday at Town Hall. Mrs Charles T McGlynn chairs the program with assistants named for each weekday. Women of all parties may attend to learn machine use, with men welcome if desired. The high school building question to be voted on will be explained as a key item. Next meeting set for Friday September 28 at Mrs Franklin Olmstead's home. A rummage sale will be held at Town Hall on Wednesday October 16 starting at 3 5.
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Ridgefield
League of Women Votes
Charles T. McGlynn
Ellen Crane
Willia S. Gilbert
Bana Shoyer
Mortimer C. Keeler
George A. Mignevey
Ridgefoled
League
Branklin Olmgtead
Westport Meeting Endorses Trolley System and Poll Vote
The gathering was one of the largest in Westport. Attendees favored the present trolley system and voted to let voters decide the garbage removal issue at the polls.
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Westport
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Beeman
Perry
Southport
O.P
Bartlett
Wilson
Prien
Winten
Sheritta
Mallary
WiNam Cannon
Fld
Rilpatrionic
Vincent 4
Victor
Poincare
Ruar
Edltor
Brdgeport Regron
Luvetla Warner Circle
Wool Ay Cannon Street
Bridgeport Rifle Club
U.s.nottojon
Commission
Turn- Belgium
Veenstra
Prince Leonold
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Winters
Werger
George ‘I. Kimball
Mjinufacturers Association
Hartford County
Conn
T. French
Thomaston
Age
Vaden
New’ Haven
New r_aland
AL Moore
New Britain
Chase
Naugatuck Valley Association
Herat
Woman's League OF
Rdrift
Ng Cae and
Peery ‘Ing
Wesson Oil People
Silk
Chain Silk Store
Stratfield Hotel
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