Atwater Refutes Blue Law Claims In Campaign Address
In a city rally Fred Atwater says opponents circulate false reports opposing Sunday sports and blue laws. He declares he supports healthful outdoor recreation and would push Recreation Department facilities to broaden access, noting citizens’ health ties to outdoor exercise and shared wellbeing amid tax discussions.
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Fred Atwater
Evening Star
Clifford B. Wilson
Seaside Park
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Bridgeport
Crisis In Milk Strike Has Passed
New York officials say the Milk Wagon Drivers Union strike crisis is resolved and normal deliveries will resume early next week. Distributors report activity rising from zero to six percent, while the Health Commissioner threatened a takeover to secure fifty percent deliveries. Union leaders invited drivers to return as individuals but still as union members. An emergency Milk Wagon Drivers Union committee meeting was called, with no results announced.
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New York
Mili Distributing Companies
Operand
Haad
Wags Geale
Murphy Family Heads to Notre Dame Game
Col T J Murphy and family travel by train to see the West Joint Notre Dame game at West Point. His eldest son Lt Jeremiah J Murphy, a Notre Dame alumnus and World War I casualty, starred on the varsity team. Second son James E Murphy, also Notre Dame graduate, is finishing law school. Third son, a Notre Dame sophomore and substitute, may join the team at West Point for a family reunion.
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T. J. Murphy
Notre Dame
West Link
West Point
Murphy
Atwater challenges tax list statements from Robinson
Fred Atwater, Democratic mayoral candidate, denounces a communication by J A H Robinson on the Columbia Nut and Bolt Co tax assessment. He asserts the tax list overvalued the property in 1918 and that reductions followed through the Board of Relief and the Tax Commissioner, while real estate and auto values were omitted. Atwater contends the statements are misleading and defends his duties as treasurer and partial owner of the company.
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Fred Atwater
J. A. H. Robinson
Republican Town Committee
Columbia Nut & Bolt Company
Atwater
Board of Relief
Tax Commissioner
Columbia Nut & Bott Company
Columbia Xt @ Bolt Company
Connor
Columia Nut & Bolt Company
Aboys Mgures
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Columbia Nut @ Belt Company
Bridgeport
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Connor
Bryant Electric Company
Bryant
Mr. Wilson
Atwater NeI The Times Sketches Democratic Candidates
The Times will print Monday sketches of each Democratic candidate including Miss Kiely running for town clerk. Read about the men who will steer the city for two years and consider the aid of allies who share Fred Atwater’s views if he wins.
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Times
Miss Kiely
Fred Atwater
Governor Lake Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Connecticut
Governor Everett J. Lake proclaims Thursday November 4 as Thanksgiving Day across Connecticut. The message urges reverent observance in churches and homes, praises harvest blessings and peace, and prays for divine guidance toward disarmament and global goodwill.
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Hartford
Conn
Everett J. Lake
New England
Commonwealth
Stab Wounds Puzzle Officials In McNally Case
Thomas McNally was killed in an incident linked to Albert Dow of 63 Yale Street. Police and Dr. Alfred Kornblut dispute wound causes as officers search for two witnesses and the getaway car. McNally had lived in New Haven since September 16 and traveled from Bridgeport.
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Thomas McNally
Albert ‘C. Dow
Yale Street
Alfred Kornblut
St. Vincent's Hospital
McNally
Fred
Dow
Ad Kornblut
Cross Incleton
Harold Dow
Mc-Nally
New Haven
Bridgeport
Judge Refuses Remand in Bribery Case Against McAuliffe
District court declines to remand former prohibition officer Thomas McAuliffe to State Court and denies State's Attorney Alcorn's motion. McAuliffe will be tried in U S court on charges of accepting 1500 dollars in bribes from Andrew J Richardson and Charles Gardini, Grand Hotel owners in New Britain.
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District Court
Thomas McAuliffe
H. M. Alcorn
McAuliffe
United States
Atty, Alcorn
Andrew J. Richardson
New Britain
Charles Gardini
The Times to Bulletin Big Game Returns This Afternoon
The Times will provide bulletins of the major football games this afternoon with returns of all big contests sent directly by wire. Readers will receive timely updates as games progress, ensuring up-to-the-minute coverage.
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Times
Leaders Plan Great Revolt In Far East
Washington November leaders in Moscow and Vladivostok plan revolts across Asia to disrupt the Washington conference. Lenine and Trotzky would back uprisings in India, China, and Korea and convene a Far Eastern Soviet to model the Baku congress. Russia will not honor Washington decisions. a Siberian conference may be held alongside the talks.
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Vladivostok
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India
China
Korea
Washington
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Baku
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Indian Empire
Far Eastern Republic
United States
Hughes
All Japan Mourns For Its Premier
Tokyo reports flood in cablegrams after the assassination of Prime Minister Takashi Hara. Acting premier Viscount Uchida leads a tentative government as Japanese leaders in Washington discuss crisis. The crime’s political motive remains debated and officials weigh possible impacts on Japan’s leadership.
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Takashi Hara
M. Hara
Viscount Uchida
United States
Washington
Prince Tokugawa
Hara
Admiral Kato
Japan
Morioka
the Hocht
Korea
Foreign Office
Tien Tsin
Japanese Legation
Paris
Osaka Mainichi
Osaka Ehimpo
Home Department
Salon‘i
Sinn Fein Delegation Heads to Dublin Amid Talks
Sinn Fein leaders Michael Collins and Gavan Duffy depart London for Dublin to consult with Eamonn De Valera on Ulster South Ireland talks. James Craig and Ulster chiefs arrive at Chequers as Lloyd George seeks a conference. In Fermanagh, sixteen Sinn Fein raiders seize rifles at Kesh police barracks while most garrison men were away.
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London
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Gavan Duffy
Sinn Fein
Rome
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd-George
Ulster
South Ireland
Collins
Ric James Croix
Unionists
Belfast
Lloyd- George
Chequers
Colonel Spender
Ulster Cabinet
Sir James
Ulster Unionist Party
Sinn
Sinn Fethers
Arthur Griffith
Ireland
Reconciliation Talk Centers on Wilson Lavit Rumors
Rumors swirl about a reconciliation between Mayor Clifford B. Wilson and Sam Lavit. Lavit, once aligned with Democrats, now leads committees for Lodge 89 while pursuing work ads and welfare building action. Officials question his ties to the administration as labor tensions rise and clashes with Federation leaders widen.
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Sam Lavit
Clifford B. Wilson
Lavit
Lodge 89
Democrats
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Clote- Lowesith
Howe
Mr. Dear
Broad Street
Cornell Charges Tax Officials in City Vote Rally
Cornell asserts corruption in the tax office led by a boss who dictated valuations and punished dissent with orders to board members. He cites certificates and tax list reductions from 1916 onward, naming Connor and Lewis and urging disclosures at rallies with hundreds present. The piece also notes a Stamford driver fined for reckless driving and Ferdinand Foch arriving in Chicago greeted by a vast crowd.
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John A. Cornell, Jr
Board of Assets
Cornell
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Lewis
Board of Relief
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Lewis Im Ts
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