Ulster Unionists Oppose Sinn Fein Compromise
London reports Ulster Unionists stand firm against Lloyd George compromise with Sinn Fein after a three hour cabinet session. Sir James Craig's stance cited. another meeting planned. Dublin notes hunger strike by five women in Mt Joy prison. London politics strain as resignation threats loom and press comment swirls around peace prospects and Ulster’s bloc.
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London
Ulster
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Pen
James Craig
James Crate
Ofg
Dublin
Mt. Joy
Loyd-George
Daily Chronicle
Lloyd-George
Pherein
Downing Street
Ireland
Daily Graphic
Daily Mail
A. Bonar Law
Law
Echame
New York
Washington
Java
Clean Sweep In New York By Mayor Hylan
Mayor Hylan led a decisive victory in New York Citys municipal election winning 184 874 votes with strong showings for Curran and Kanken. The result marked the largest Democratic plurality in the cities history and followed a high turnout with women voting for the first time in significant numbers.
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New York
Hylan
Kem Xofk
Jo Rylan
Fetera
Henry H. Curran
Republihen
Jacop Kanken
Booisite
Tiey
Republican Victory Anchors City Election Aftermath
John A. Cornell Jr, Democratic Town chairman, declared the victory belonged to the Republicans under Democratic auspices. Fred Atwater defeated for assessor by about a thousand votes, Edward T. Hamilton a former mayoral candidate, remains on the aldermanic board. Hamilton signaled no bid for the presidency and hinted cooperation with the mayor-elect. James Reynolds, Third district alderman, joined in congratulating Democrat Eugene J. Kelly and urged unity for the district’s good.
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John A. Cornell, Jr
Stement
Fred Atwater
Edward T. Hamilton
Iie
James Reynolds
Eugene J. Kelly
Victor
Reynolds
Olympia Lands with Precious Burden Today
Washington November 9 The battleship Olympia returned to its homeland with the unknown soldier represent ative of thousands of American war dead. The North Dakota saluted as Olympia entered the Potomac and Fort Washington signals joined the ceremonial welcome. The ship was to dock near 4 pm at the Washington navy yard where the casket would be turned over to a hero escort for Arlintgen tomorrow.
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Washington
Potomac River
Olympia
Potomac
North Dakota
Piney Point
Washington Navy Yard
Fort Washington
Washington Barracks
Arlintgen
Amazon hotel proprietor fined for liquor sale intent
William Pfau owner of the Amazon hotel at 39 Fairfield Avenue was fined 296 dollars by the city court for keeping liquor with intent to sell. Pfau appealed the case, bonds set at 900 dollars. Police raided October 3 found 12 bottles of liquor in a safe after Pfau initially refused to unlock it. Sessions will observe Avomnietce Day with no recess except a short prayer period.
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Wiliam Pfau
Amazon
Fairfield Avenues
Imau
Pfan
Fairfield County Court House
Stillee
Attack On Kartzmark Prompts Military-Style Voting Precautions
The Democratic committee deployed expert observers and an expert mechanic from International Metal Specialty Manufacturing to oversee every voting place. Kartamark was later assaulted on Cannon street near the factory, knocked unconscious but saved by a surrounding crowd. He recovered enough to say he felt all right this morning after the shocking attack.
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Democratic Committee
Martin Kantemark
International Metal Specialty Manufacturing Company
Dim Street
Nctions
Kartamark
Cannon Street
Broad Atrest
Kartzmerk
Twaa
Voter Figures For City Aldermen And Sheriffs
Election totals show aldermen selectmen and city sheriffs with numerous names and party labels. The report lists candidates across ten wards and notes a civil suit ruling awarding 7 63 with interest to Louis and Raffaele Cosi against Peter Medve in Common Pleas court.
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Ralph T. Beers
Arthur Wren
Stanley Herring
John J. Waieh
Common Pleas Court
Onio
Louis
Raffaele Cosi
Peter’ Medve
Five Implicated In Dow Case In Wide Arlington Rod
Police yesterday gained first breaks in the Dow burglary and shooting case at 63 Yale street. Paul Rossberg, 28, of East Haven, held on burglary charges, aided three other New Haven men to be arrested soon. Dow, 63, is charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Thomas McNally, Medford Mass, during the whiskey raid. A car linked to the suspects, believed used in the escape, is to be brought in. Five men implicated. one dead, one insane, three at large.
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Paul Rossbers
East Haven
Albert N. Dow
Yale Street
New Haven
Thomas McNally
Medford
Mass
Albert C. Dow
Rossberg
Don
Haasberg
Albert 5
Dow
Rossbert
Bratars
Csteady
Mberty
Appointments Loom As New Mayor Faces Choices
The newly elected mayor faces a wave of municipal appointments as term expirations loom on January 1, 1029. Key posts include City Attorney and Assistant City Attorney held by Comley and Seeley, with candidates Cornell and Sanford Broddard favored for the attorney roles. Commissioners’ terms expire December, shaping political maneuvering.
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Fred Atwater
William H. Comley
W. Parker Seeley
Attornayahin
John A. Cornell, Jr
Sanford Bloddard
Law Frm
Marenaddard & Day
Atwater
Atwater to Inaugurate as Bridgeport Mayor Next Week
Frederick Atwater will be inaugurated next Monday at noon as Bridgeport’s 6th mayor, marking the first Democratic mayor in a decade. He becomes the city’s 4th citizen in the post and starts Bridgeport’s 6th year of history with a notable partisan milestone.
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Frederick Atwater
Bridgeport
Atenter
Atwater Sweeps Entire Ticket Into Office With Only Three Exceptions
Bridgeport voters gave Mayor elect Atwater a large majority, carrying the Democratic ticket with few exceptions. The new administration will take over Monday with a reform slate promising no party distinctions for two years and aims to improve finances and city morals amid shifts in the tax office staff and assessors.
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Lawrence J. Gill
Frank J. Hearn
Aaron Wittstein
Ralph T. Beers
Daniel Kenney
Eugene J. Kelly
Walter J. Hartnett
Alfred E. Veness
William E. Hogan
Bernard B. Brady
Thomas P. Doherty
William J. Lavery
Otto F. Richter
Thomas J. Costello
R. Arthur Brown
Fred Atwater
Bridgeport
General Assembly
Penmarine
Erdigeport
Ublican Machine Office
Holters
Republican Voters League
United Citizenship
Repul
Atwater
Mother of Six Misses Papa Now in Jail
Mrs Anthony Argenis wife of a South End saloon keeper sought an audience with Judge John R Booth after her husband was sentenced to three months in jail for his role in a September 30 fight at the Arganis saloon. He also paid a $425 fine and $56 in costs and suffered injuries as did a police officer. She, with six children to care for, paced the county courthouse corridors awaiting adjournment.
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Anthony Argenis
South End
County Court House
John R. Booth
Arganis
Argents
Clerk of Common Pleas Court
Sidney Lockwood
Lockwood
Hartford Man Defend Suit Over Unpaid Premiums
Harald A. Parsons named as defendant in a Superior suit filed by Employers Liability Insurance of New Haven seeking 1200 dollars for unpaid premiums on a compensation policy issued November 7 1819 with payments alleged to have lapsed since January.
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Harald A. Parsons Hartford
New Haven
Sereno Confesses to Norwalk Murder After Grilling
In Norwalk Connecticut Michael Sereno proprietor of Grand Union hotel and reputed bootlegger confessed to fatally shooting Luigi Apicella in a rear room of Giacomo Bertino's South Norwalk grocery. Four shots struck Apicella as witnesses, including Bertino and the Libinos, stood nearby. Coroner Phelan to hold inquest. Sereno jailed for first degree murder. In bankruptcy news Alexander Newman and Ernest Kovacs of Newman & Kovacs filed voluntary petition with liabilities of 11882.56 and assets of 3800 including 3600 stock and 2000 books.
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Norwalk
Conn
Beig
Michael Sereno
Luigi Apcalia
Grand Union Hotel
Apicella
Giacomo Bertino
South Norwalk
Bertino
Joseph Pace
Samuel’ Libino
Serena
Sereno
Apiecela
Phelan
Alexander Newman
Ernest Kovacs
Pine Street
Newman & Kovacs
Petltion
Sworn In Assessors Take Office Early
The oath of office was administered to assessors at noon, with Arthur F. Connor’s successor taking the tax commissioner post. J. Gill, Frank J. Hearn, and Wittstein were sworn at 12 25 in the gen et chamber by Clerk Alex H. Robinson. City Attorney William H. Corley Jr. approved the early swearing in, and Gilly thanked allies while pledging faithful service to the party and state.
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Mearn
Wittstein
Connor
Bridgeport
Board of Assessors
Gill
Michael J. Dowkey
Aammeurs
P San
Arthur F. Connor
Ace J. Gill
Frank J. Hearn
A “Wittstein
Genet Chamber
Ory, Hall
Alex H. Robinson
William H. Corley, Jr
Corney
Senate
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Warding
Alfred B. Smith
Sch &. Vo
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Pfau
Kartzmark
James J. Stone
Daniel J. Keaney
Hoffman
Harold R, Woods
Eugene
J, Kelly
John Ryan
Frank P. O'Connor
Walter J, Hartnett
Dovercayyss
Fituh
Archibald B
Smith
Royxyyeys
Alfred B
Veness
Minnie Cederholm
Fred K. Walker
Thomas’ J. Costello
Mr. Atwater
Post Office Department
United States
LeJeune
Marine Corps
Chicago
Illnois Central
Paxton
Ill
Arthur Moon
Moon
Champagne
Post Office
A.B. Germer
Gill, Hearn and Wittstein
Republican League
Francis Dunnigan
John H. Williams
Edward A. Drew
Clarence E. Winton
Papa
Walker
Stratford
Mary Carr
Tims
Et Beecher Stowe
Hartford
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