Hints Gilpatric May Have Robbed State Contested Talk on Puritans and Politics
A lengthy political rant critiques Puritan heritage, accuses Republicans of corruption, and highlights calls for reform. The speech cites Gilpatric, Wilson, and Taft era figures, denouncing Klan intimidation, condemning “accidents” in office, and urging a bloodless revolution to curb privilege. It quotes Tumulty, Copeland, and local Connecticut figures urging honesty in government and opposing monopolies.
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Samuel Adams
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Potomac
Tumulty
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Republican Party
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Gille
Rrea
Amsrcan
Alpert
Hh. Street
Jess
Colonel Forless
Veterans Bureau
Guison Borglum
Aircraft Bureau
Meetings Tonight at Stratford Bridgepot Lodge
Local notices list meetings tonight across several lodges including Pioneer and State street chapters. Names such as Samuel IT Harry Wide Toe and Charles Halfast appear in unreadable lines with partial addresses like Stratford Avenue and Malin Street.
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Statford Bridgepot
State Aireet Toyalty Lodge
Pioneer Lodge
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Stratford Avenue
Horroneo Glee Lua & Charies
Malin Street
Agricultural head attacks critic and Burns under pressure
An agricultural editor criticizes a chief figure while Burns struggles to maintain sympathy amid claims of manipulation. Mr Wallace condemns the appointment of Walter L Washer of Chicago to the Ammnor-Mornsa merger case, citing his long experience with packers and public standing.
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Chicago
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Wartime Officers Urged to Join Reserve Before Deadline
War department announces a final November date for World War I officers to join the Reserve Corps without extra exams. Former officers may receive commissions based on their war service rank, with vacancies in the 16th Division allocated to Rhode Island and Connecticut. Applicants should contact the office of the assistant chief of staff 76th Division, Meadow Street Armory, New Haven.
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New Haven
Bryan Concludes Chicago Visit Campaign Ready
Bryan of Nebraska Democratic flag service president Jefe visited Chicago for a campaign stop at Lincoln Posing his vial brief Ge. He criticized the campaign’s long conduct and said he was called to Chicago to be censured for impartiality. He referenced the Lataleetti Wheater independent ticket and said it was not opposition from a partisan view. His next speaking engagement is at Oberlin.
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Oberlin
New Haven Physician's Wife Dies in Office
Mrs Frans Evans, wife of Dr Gemee Lyons of Branford, died suddenly in the New Haven office this afternoon. She complained of dizziness and reclined on a couch. within 15 minutes she expired. Survived by husband, daughter Marian Fixans, and a son.
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Car thefts plague city center with two autos stolen
In the last 24 hours two cars were reported stolen to the Detective Bureau. A new car owned by Nicholas Piccolo, 58 Trescout, vanished from Main Street early Sunday morning. The vehicle involved is described as a blue four-door, with Connecticut plates. Police noted the theft appears to have occurred behind a hotel with no license number found on the scene. Unknown suspects connected to the incident remain at large.
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Trescout
Connecticut
Bennett Preston
Sthiatfield Hole
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Judge Warner's Home Destroyed by Fire in Lakeville
In Lakeville on September 28, former Salisbury Supreme Court Judge Donald Warner lost his home to a blaze estimated at 31,000 dollars. The family escaped from their summer camp as the fire raged, its origin undetermined. Many old heirlooms were lost and silver plate melted. Philip Warney, a son, reported that he entered the house and retrieved several valuable papers from the safe. The residence was among the town's oldest.
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Supreme Court
Donald Warner
Salisbury
Philip Warney
Eight Injured In City Accidents
A string of city road crashes leaves eight people injured. At Wall and Runell streets two cars collide. Carmine De Genera and John Cody are treated for lacerations and shock, with De Genera charged with reckless driving. Other incidents involve a driver fleeing the scene after a crash on Trench Street and Main, a motorcycle collision near the emergency hospital injuring two, and a Greenwich driver hurt when a car overturned. A Stratford boy, Paul Scott, is observed after being struck on Stratford Avenue. a Norwalk group sustains injuries on the Post Road and related hospital checks follow.
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Madson Avenue
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Trench and
Mainatereta
Mila Beckwith
Qoschard Street
Bratford
Hose Barthenson
Lawson Avenue
Stratford
Margaret Gotham
Old Stratford
Fredeath
Beckwith
Orechara Street
Henry Weed
Cleveland Avenue
Anna Tugma
Columba Street
Telelegsiam
Paul Scott
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Brirock
Gaynor Manufacturing Company
Gordon B Durell
Heywalds Avenue
Stamford
Qurta
Bradgeroit
Hatchers
Norwalk
Tele Atam
New York City
Tasie Domashefsky
Rock Street
Willan Partnack
Jobhn Avenue
Bona
John Syierick
New Yoris
Domashevsky
Pastnach
Charles Volk
Major Zanni Arrives in Shanghai After World Tour Stop
Major Zanni is due in Shanghai today after a stop in Foo Chow yesterday. The Argentine aviation ace Pedro Ganny, who traveled from Hong Kong, is on a global flight trail and is expected to reach Shanghai tomorrow.
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Kidnapping Suspect Held In Missing Boy Case
In New York City a 14 year old boy Franklin Roshek vanished after leaving home to meet a man described as a hunchback. Police detained John R Riley a dock worker on suspicion of kidnapping while searching for another suspect linked to the boy’s disappearance and possible upstate sightings. The case spurred nationwide alerts as investigators pursue leads along the Hudson and through Pennsylvania towns.
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Monk Smaragd Convicted in Archbisop Slaying Case
In Warsaw, monk Smaragd was found guilty of murdering Archbishop Georges of the Orthodox Patriarchate of Poland. He traveled from Volhynia to Warsaw with intent to kill after an interview, and received a twelve year prison sentence.
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Major Imbrie’s Body Arrives at Quantico
The body of Robert Imbrie American vice consul killed in Teheran lies aboard the ship Shenton at Quantico Virginia in the care of relatives and State Department representatives. It will be moved to Washington for funeral services with President Coolidge Secretary ashes and Persian diplomatic representatives attending.
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Coolidges Attend Outdoor Service Of Masonic Order
President and Mrs Coolidge attended an outdoor services at Temple Heights in Washington led by the grand lodge of Masons. The event was brief and concluded with Coolidge returning to the White House. Also noted were Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Frank W Stearns of Boston who joined the attendees. The First Congregational Church service followed and Mrs Coolidge’s week includes welcoming the Washington Baseball team, attending a World Series game, and delivering an address at a Gettysburg dedication of a monument to local divisions.
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Doheny Wins Reelection As USC Trustee At Conference
Sept 28 delegates to the Southern California Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church reelect Tidwell L Doheny Jr son of a California heir as a trustee of the University of Southern California a Methodist institution He is connected with Pan American Petroleum and faces government charges in related cases The conference also urged trustees to terminate his service if the charges are sustained
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Veterans vote urged by MacNander in Chicago speech
In Chicago on September 28 VW Wanford MacNander former commander of the American Legion urged service members to vote in the coming election. He called veterans solid and said voting is a patriotic duty aligned with their mandate to serve the nation in peace and war.
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