Theodore Roosevelt Named Republican Governor Candidate
Rochester dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt of Oyster Bay was nominated on the first ballot by the Republican State convention for New York governor, with 565 of 990 votes. The ticket includes Mrs. Florence S Knapp as secretary of state, Vincent B. Murphy as comptroller, and other officials, amid a unanimous support after the vote.
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Supreme Court
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Buffalo
William Wayward
New York
Seymour Lewman
Elmira
Mtorence
Knapp
Syracuse
Vincent B. Murphy
Lewis H. Potunde
Brooklyn
Albert Ottinger
Rahal G. Finch
Albany
Roosevelt
U.S
James W. Wadsworth
Blorence
S. Knapp
Ogden L. Mills
Resolutions Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Lotta Crabtree Dies at 77 Former Actress
Boston September 25 Lotta Crabtree retired actress once reputed richest in stage life died tonight at her Boston hotel home she was 77 She had managed her estate and investments through her attorney and left no immediate relatives Services will be held in New York with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery on Sunday noon She spent retirement years in California and later studied art abroad before joining the Hast Gloucester art colony where her landscape painting drew attention.
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Reward Offered For Lost Torpedo Near New London
New London naval officials launched a search for a torpedo lost from a submarine at the base. The $1,000 torpedo is in Long Island Sound and a $25 government reward is offered by Lieut. H. S. Challenger for its location and recovery. Commander Dynest J. King notes the torpedo cannot explode unless warheads are attached during wartime.
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What Price Glory Provokes New York Censorship Battle
New York authorities move to police stage content after a Naval Intelligence report labeled the play What Price Glory profane and indecent. The work depicting Marines and Army in World War I faces criticism from Mayor Hylan, with officials citing nudity and vulgarity amid a broader censorship push.
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Peterkin
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U. S. Army
James Justice
Army Intelligence Service
Department of Justice
Laurence Stallings
Maxwell Anderson
New York World Staff
Coolidge appoints Buckley attorney to federal court
Hartford dispatch reports President Coolidge appoints John Buckley as United States attorney for the district of Connecticut. The move shifts power within the Republican state organization, pits Buckley against embezzlement prosecutions at Putnam National Bank, and may derail Buckley’s expected path to House leadership, prompting potential successors in the 1925 General Assembly.
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District of Connecticut
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Putnam National Bank
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Sunshine
Windham County
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House of Representatives
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Wad Buckley
Leonard J. Nickerson
Buckiey
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Rimingly
Deniel F. B. Hickey
Stamford
Averill
Branford
Reina
Washington
Connecticut
George W. Klett
Child Labor Amendment Warns Against Federal Overreach
A speech by Congressman Merrill, read to the Kiwanis club, warned that ratifying the Child Labor Amendment would expand federal power at the expense of states and municipalities. With Merritt ill, Edward Buckingham read the message and organizers urged opposition to ratification while noting club rules limit political action.
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Kiwanis Club
United States
Schuyler Merril
Itapuesta
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Merritt
Stamford
Bridgeport
Edward T. Buckingham
Connecticut
Wallace M. Rayliss
Re Enact Stirring Scenes of Henry Colonial Call
Philadelphia marks 150th anniversary of the first Continental Congress and 200th of the Carpenters' Company with a Coolidge address and a reenactment in Carpenters' Hall. Delegates in period dress parade Chestnut Street, while a staged session recalls Patrick Henry urging Americans. Senator Pepper accepts honorary Carpenters' membership as radio adds a modern touch.
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Patrick Henry
U.S
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George Kessler
Fifth false alarm in East Side section
Fifth false alarm in a week rang from Box 436 at Stillman street and Noble avenue, found no one nearby. Chief Johnson urged the public to aid police in locating the prankster, with a $59 reward offered for conviction. police on alert to catch the culprit before he escapes.
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Republican Club Endorses W J Ard for Alderman
The eighth district Republican caucus at North Main Street endorsed William J Ard of 129 Parallel Street as the party candidate for alderman. Ard defeated Walter Kilpatrick who got 11 votes. Ard is 26, works for Heppenstall Barge Co, and is district club vice president.
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William J. Ard
Parallel Street
Ard
Walter Kilpatrick
Heppenstall Barge Company
Warl CG. Martin
Frederick R. Ganield
Holland's Princess To Be Sandbagged
A garbled royal tale from Holland describes Princess Holland facing a dieting plan to gain or preserve power while awaiting an heir. The piece hints at internal court squabbles, marriage market pressures, and a dramatic account of the princess's waistline and conversations with her overweight mother, as reported by alady in waiting.
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Halland
Europe
Bridgeport News Briefs Highlight Local Crime and Politics
Bridgeport reports a Waterbury murder aftermath as bootleg feud spills into Stratford. Mystic sees Rev Thomas P Mooney named pastor at St Patrick's. local political filings include Merritt on child labor sovereignty and Ard for alderman. probate and court actions listed across Fairfield County with multiple divorces, appointments, and legal notices.
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Stratford
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Connecticut
Fare Glyn
Fairfield County
Milford
Board of Finance
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Bury
Neg
Milfeld
Fairfield Court
Leon Wat
Westport
General Assembly
Parracks
Extradition Waived in Vermont Theft Case
Wilbur A. Giguere, claimed to be in custody of Sheriff W. A. Post, faced theft of an automobile case in St. Albans, with police identifying a stolen car linked to a Vermont-bound transfer. Authorities also recaptured two women previously returned to a sanitarium, and another escapee was found and returned to confinement in Norwalk
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St. Albans
Beeman
Vermont
W. A. Post
Giguer
Hera Tuesaday
Harvey Atlen
Woeman
Creans
Norwal
Bridgeport Man Held in Murder in Brass City
Pasquale Lucarello, of 1848 Main Street, father of six, is under arrest in Waterbury for the shooting death of John Mussolino in Waterbury early yesterday. James Nichols of Stratford also held. four others detained. Police traced the killing to a bootlegger feud started at a Bridgeport coffee house during a liquor raid. A loaded automatic was found in a car tied to a poolroom operator, and another weapon recovered nearby.
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Main Street
Waterbury
John Muesolino
James Nichols
Stratford
John T. Monzani
John Mussolino
Lmt
Thin City
Shratford
Bridgeport
Malin Street
Patey Santoro
K. Gilmore Street
Father Mooney 1 Named Pastor in Mystic Church
Rev Thomas B Mooney former Sacred Heart Bridgeport assistant pastor and Sacred Heart School principal receives Mystic parish pastorate from Bishop John J Nilan The Hartford diocese announces a series of priest reassignments including Killian and Kinney moves amid Hartford area church staffing changes.
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Mystic Church
Thomas B. Mooney
Sacred Heart Church
St. Patrick's Church
Mystic
John J. Nilan
Hartford
Bridgeport
Board of
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Sacred Heart Parochial School
Janes H. Killian
United Veterans’ Hospital
West Haven
St. Joseph’s Church
Meriden
Church of the Assumption
Ansonia
William Kearney
St. Joseph's Church
Bristol
St Joseph's Church
James H. Killian
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Weat Haven
Church of the Sacred Heart
Joseph L
Flyers Reach Frisco after Slight Mishap
The U S Army around the world flight nears its terminus at Crissy Field San Francisco after an accident delayed one plane. Lt Leigh Wade diverted to South San Francisco with a broken battery and received a replacement by motorcycle. Lt Lowell H Smith and Lt Eriis H Nelson landed at Crissy Field, Wade arriving later. The trio planned to depart for Eugene Oregon on Saturday.
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Crissy Field
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Eugene
Oregon
Santa Monica
Danbury Minister Elmer J Teagarden Found Dead
Rev Elmer J Teagarden 68 of Danbury was found with a bullet wound in his right temple in nearby woods near Peach Lake. Though alive at discovery he died before aid arrived. he had been acting quer r y recently and had health related retirement plans prior to moving to Peach Lake and engaging in real estate and farming. He leaves a wife, daughter Lyrel Teagarden a China missionary, and son Elmer Teagarden Jr a Johns Hopkins student.
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Peach Lake
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Church of the Disciples
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Yale
Miss Lyrel Teagarden
China
Elmer Teagarden Jr
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Seek Bank Guard With $100,000
SPRINGFTEED Maes Sept 25 International search for William Hamlin a 14 year guard of Union Cruse company who disappeared this morning with nearly 100000 dollars from the Poal Office registry department. He was last seen at the sleet covered station asking for a train to New York and may have boarded a train.
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Hunifin
New York
Giants Trim Pirates to Narrow Pennant Path
New York Giants eliminated Pittsburgh from the National League race and must win two of three against Philadelphia to clinch the pennant. Washington leads the American League with a two game edge over the Yankees as Boston looms. Brooklyn and the Robins stumble as the Giants gain ground.
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Won't Yield Island Head Wins Own Path to Sherwood Island
Westport Sept 25 State Park Commission faces a clash as I Leon Hunt asserts ownership of Sherwood Island property intended for a state park He plans to proceed with a private colony of homes and questions the State Park Realty association His claim hinges on options and title held by Bridgeport Land and Title Company and minority holder Frederick M Salmon Hunt contends the state chances are gone and action should continue despite Fairfield County Plan commission support for park acquisition
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State Park Realty Association
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Farfield County Plan Commission
Frederick M. Salmon
Ayndicate
Salmon
Luut
Flo
Salomon
Sherwood's Island
Hunt
Flint
Fairfield County Plan Commission
Sherwood Tislaud
State Park Realty J Association
Probate Nominee Standoff Shapes Tomorrow’s Meeting
Knowledge of the Probate court nomination on the Republica ticket remains unclear as delegates in outer towns refuse to disclose choices. Bridgeport leaders including James Shannon and George Woods have not decided. Frederic Bartlett gains support from outside delegations and could prevail if a deadlock occurs, with town and county chairs poised to cast votes.
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Jast
Frederic A. Bartlett
Bartlett
Gutate Towa
Bridgeport
Rey Tublipan
Jeaders
Earoy
Bartistt
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