Denounced police force appointments at Fifth District caucus
Judge John Pullman urged citizen action after alleging that two Bridgeport police officers with burglary charges were appointed by the administration. He criticized the patronage system, education funding, and party influence, calling for ward leaders to endorse reform and for a new Fifth District Republican League to organize.
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John 8. Pullman
Fifth District
Republican Voters’ League
Linwood Avenue
Bridgeport
Donile
Erwin
Pullman
Miller
Leag
B. C
Bill
EL McDonald
John J. Maloney
Andrew Ol
Cooper David Price
Emma Havens
Archibald Smith
Benny Lean
Stelney
Fifth District Publican
iClub
Voters League
Pith District Republican League
the. Scaramorah
Janice Slor
Treasure
New Britain Detective Held For Auto Theft
New Britain detective Andrey parison and his son Andrew Jr and Walter were arrested on charges of automobile stealing. The trio allegedly involved in the theft of a Stutz car, tied to a recent case from the police station.
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New Britain
Hartport
Conn
Andrey
Parison
Britain
Anidrew
Walter
Pollice
Defauls
Richards
Olgale Yearance
Bf & Stutz
Trainmen Threaten Strike If Others Do Not Act
Chicago dispatch reports union leaders warn that if the 96.10 percent vote to strike by Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen stands, a walkout could begin if advisory committees approve. Leaders say a coordinated strike depends on other unions and the general strike mood. wage and conditions since 1918 are cited in urging restraint.
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Chicago
Associated Rpress
Thak
Toe
Brotherhoods of Engineers
Stmion
North America
Strik
Tor
Democrats See Chance 70 Win in Bridgeport Campaign
Former Bridgeport town chairman Attorney JF W Gent opened the Democratic campaign at a meeting in the 5th District denouncing ten years of city government. He warned of a wave of opposition and urged unity to unseat the current administration, predicting a come back for Democrats if districts join together.
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W. Gent
Bridgeport
North Avenue
Bent
Parcy
Ged
Republican Party
Cite
No Mater
Delegates Chosen At Caucus In Seventh District
Details of pre primary caucuses show Delaney and Eames selected as delegates in the Seventh District with disputes between candidates and party groups. Aldermanic and council races noted, with caucuses in the Fifth and Eleventh districts selecting delegates and recounting tense exchanges, as organizations finalize endorsements before the primary.
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Delaney
Eames
Republican Organization
G. G. PF
Alent
Aleander L. Deleney
Rich Daniel E. Brennan
Alderthan Faul Dela
Aldermark
Paul Rls
Ates
Alexander L
Matthew Rogers
Matthew Rogers Ona Eventin Aus Ie Sami de Republica
Georga Anes
Diseret Vetera Sea
Archiald TE
Babe Ruth Confined to Hotel with Cold
Babe Ruth spent a restless afternoon in Elevatel apartment as Yankees chase pennant in Philadelphia. Doctors ordered bed rest, saying the star is in serious condition with a cold and might miss the upcoming game. Mrs. Ruth reports he is improving and plans to travel to join the team tomorrow.
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Babe” Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
Talladelphia
Athletics
Crione
Siam
Ruth
Insata
Philadelphia
New York Club Opens More World Series Reservations
The New York National League club announced it would accept 1190 more applications for World Series reservations due to over subscription for games 3, 4, and 7 under supervision.
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New York
New York National League Club Tonight
Vinder
Disbarment Sought for 3 Boston Attorneys on Grave Misconduct
Three Boston lawyers face Supreme Court disbarment proceedings filed by the Boston Bar Association over alleged deceit did fraud and gross misconduct. Named are Daniel TH Coakley William J Corcoran and Daniel V Melsaac linked to the recent Tufts case and Middlesex County malfeasance. The petition cites extortion plots and threats tied to prosecutions and a Woburn case as basis for alleged wrongdoing.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Boston Bar Association
Daniel TH. Coakley
William J. Corcoran
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlessex County
Tufts
Daniel
Melsaac
Matt
Manufacturers urge speedy enactment of tariff bill
Chicago on September 29 more than 1,000 manufacturers from eighteen states at a national conference adopted resolutions urging immediate enactment of an adequate protective tariff. They said unemployment needs work and warned of low production costs abroad and currency depreciation affecting U.S. markets, calling on Congress and the administration to finish the program. A second item notes Jacob inn, 46, died after an apparent stroke as the Colontat express cain left the Pens rin stallion.
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Chicago
National Conference of
Congress
Cain
Jacob “Inn
Tlakens
British Premier invites education leaders to London talks
London and Dublin describe Premier Hugh Lford-Gan ve fat sicke as conciliatory after inviting the Montel teachers to a conference in London on October 1. The move aims to ease tensions with Ireland and valve the Irish question through dialogue with De Valera and other leaders.
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Lond
Ssaplated Press
London
Dublin
Lford-Ganve
Hamon de Valera
Valle
Nationa
Pasia
Poses as doctor to enter wife’s apartment and shoots self
New York report says a man posing as a physician gained access to the apartment of his estranged wife, identified as Jesinah Way Bierryald, then shot himself in a fashionable Centent Paris Wan residence. The case involves George H. Brennan, former owner, with rumored ties to wealth and race heroics.
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New York
George H. Brennan
Fo Stihg
Race Heroos
Tiraself
Jesinah
BI Yerryald
Paris
U S position on naval arms limits centers on coalitions
Washington officials outline the U S plan at the Washington conference, stressing a fundamental commitment to prohibit wartime armament and to bar capital ships after adjournment. They contend Japan and other nations will offer varying limits, but U S capacity to build gives leverage to shape any agreement.
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Washington
United States
Harding
Japan
League of Nations
Thites
Peror
Pennsylvania coal tax boosts price by fifty cents a ton
A Pennsylvania law raising coal prices by 50 cents a ton was approved by the legislature. Attorneys General and party leaders met to discuss the impact and possible retaliation by coal producers in the region.
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Pennsylvania
Arbuckle Quits Frisco as Prosecutor Arranges Manslaughter Trial
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle leaves San Francisco by train bound for Hollywood with wife Minta Durfee and associates after a judge's ruling on his manslaughter case. District Attorney Brady and Judge Lazarus clash over trial handling while court actions continue. Public attention centers on whether the transcript will be released and if the trial proceeds Monday in San Francisco.
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Fatty
Hollywood
Lazarus
Brady
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty") Arbuckle
Lark
Southern Pacific
Minta Durfee
Florence Durfee
Frank Dominguez
Mitton Cohen
Los Angeles
Chas. H. Brennan
Arthur C. Arbucke
Matthew Brady
Ste
B. Mi Delmont
Jo Rush
Vigrant Club
Arbuckle
Lazacus
Harold Louderback
Doniy Inguez
Treaty action to be pushed by Senate ratification push
Washington action to ratify peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary loomed as a major political issue with debate expected after a draft agreement by Senator Lulett and Lodge. Penrose agreed to merge treaty matters with the tax bill to speed passage and a voting agreement sought by Democrats.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Austria
Hengary
Aller Eptbiicay
Deamoc
Lulette
Lawas
S Senate
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Underwood
Cwirman
Penrose
Foarree Coulttee
Actunit
Attempted Burglary Foiled At Benham Avenue Home
An unidentified man tried to enter John M W Lewis home at 212 Benham Avenue by pulling a screen from a window. He fled frightened by witnesses and was seen running through back yards and over fences.
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John MW. Lewis
Benham Avenue
Ron
Three Injured in Milford in Unusual Accidents
In Milford two separate incidents left three people injured. A 3 year old girl was struck by a truck while leaning toward a passing vehicle, suffering a fractured forehead and scalp, plus a broken right arm. Grant, 24, of New York, was caught in a wheel while loading apples onto a moving truck, suffering multiple leg fractures. he was taken to Milford Hospital for treatment.
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Belford
Russell
Wilhelm Rusesell
Highland Terrace
Ford
Milford Turnpike
Orange Street
66Th Street
New York
Traiis St
Platt
Milford
Grant
Plath
Flatt
Stich
Gren
New York Keeps Five Cent Car Fare Indefinitely
The state transit commission recommends maintaining the five cent fare for New York City's subways elevated and surface lines for the 61st year of operation. The plan urges no fare change until ample evidence shows general results of the current policy and its economic effects are fully tested, noting past rate actions have not restored service value.
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YORI
Mount’ Leandershin
State Transit Commission
Gravitation a Myth Says Zion City Boss
Wilbur Glens Voliva, leader of Zion City, declares gravitation a myth in a sermon to followers. He questions why a toy balloon falls and asks how gravity can pull it yet not lift a brick, arguing hot air explains the balloon’s behavior. He vows to keep faith with his flock while opposing earthly bonds.
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Zion City
Wilbur Glens Voliva
Hfe
Zion
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