Zelenska Missing From Home Since Wall Street Bomb
New York Oct 4 Zelenska arrested in Pittsburgh left his East New York home hours before the Wall Street explosion on Sept 16. Police say he carried a large bat and had a Russian passport and dynamite notes. Investigators found radical literature, a pay envelope from Macy’s Powder Co, and a trunk with varied Russian prompts. Zelenska claimed job seeking and denied mania.
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Hte
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Maercules Powder Company
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Woodman
W. Va
Wiliam J. Flynn
Zerlenska
Zelenski
Filoreen
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Red Activites
Zolenka
Russia
Cleveland Street
John C. Calhoun
Calhoun
MacSwiney on 530th Day of Hunger Strike
New York reports Terence MacSwiney is described as physically weak yet mentally strong as cables reach Peter MacSwiney, brother of Cork’s Lord Mayor on hunger strike in Brixton jail London. It marks the 53rd day of the strike.
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Terence
Peter MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
London
MacSwiney
Harding Talks at Freemont Memorial Dedication
Senator Harding and his wife left Marion by motor for Freemont Ohio to dedicate a memorial tablet honoring soldiers who died in the great war. The speech praised American expeditionary forces and urged their services be made available to American citizens.
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Ohio
Webb C. Hayes
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Hayes
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Harding
Women Turn Out in Connecticut Town Elections
New Haven October 4 Women across 145 towns voted in local elections for the first time in state history, exercising full suffrage beyond school and library posts. Attendance was heavy with an estimated 25,000 women likely to vote. Stratford reported the largest turnout with over 1,700 in boxes by 1 pm, and about 700 women had already cast ballots by noon as Australian ballot counting showed Lally leading Wellington Peck.
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Lally
Robinson and Baker Coming to Connecticut Campaign
New Haven Oct 4 Indications at Democratic Headquarters show a whirlwind finish planned with Senator Joseph Robinson of Arkansas to speak in Waterbury Oct 5 and possibly other western towns. Secretary of War Newton D Baker will address rallies in Bridgeport Oct 6 and Danbury Fair the same day, then New Britain Oct 7. Final schedule to be announced as all major CT communities to hear national figures discuss the League of Nations and current campaign issues.
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Danbury
Baker
New Britain
Wate
Connecticut
League of Nations
Attachments Released In Multimillion Dollar Deal
Big attachments were released today involving two claims totaling 2.8 million dollars. The Newdria Quicksilver company of Wyoming sued over mine output in 1916 claiming underdelivery under contract. A second release involved 100 thousand dollars tied to commissions not paid, filed by G W McNear Incorporated of California. Irene W Lackie seeks divorce from Jean C Lackie of New Haven on grounds of misconduct after a marriage on September 26.
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Wyoming
G. W. McNear
Irene W. Lackie
Bridgeport
Jean C. Lackle
New Haven
Allewing
Adul
Poisonin’ Hooch Here Poisonin’ Hooch Here
Over the past week the emergency ambulance responded to at least ten severe wood alcohol poisonings. Three victims arrived since Saturday night and one more today. Dr. Burns notes most cases are grave. Patients show no intoxication beyond inability to walk and severe headache. Recovery spans three to four days. After emergency care, patients are sent to Hillside Home, which currently houses about six cases.
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Hillside Home
Cox backs League of Nations on tour stop
Governor Cox, finishing a 11,000 mile Western tour and en route to rest, urged Democratic women to support the League of Nations. He argued the war cost 300 billion dollars but women bore the price and should vote to limit armaments, arbitrate disputes, publish secret treaties, and elevate labor standards. He vowed the league would promote justice and world progress. Dayton, Oct 4.
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Cox
Kentucky
Tennessee
League of Nations
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Franz Joseph
William Hohenzollern
Nicholas Romanoff
International Justice and Social’ Service
Women of America
Flanders
James M. Cox
Dayton
Broad street extension dominates aldermen meeting agenda
Tonight the Board of Aldermen will consider the Broad Street extension project with protests from Lake Company employees and Beardsley Park residents planned. No action will be taken tonight. Also reported are revised population figures for New York City and its boroughs with notable increases in several states and cities.
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Five Boroughs
Manhattan
Wilson Appeals To People For League
President Wilson, in four communications to My Fellow Countrymen, urges endorsement at the polls for the administrations League of Nations plan. He says the covenant does not impair Congress’s power to declare war and blasts claims that Article X would force war, marking his first direct public campaign appeal. The message stresses the November verdict as decisive for the nation’s future.
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Wilson
League of Nations
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Raton Inn
Identification request by Times Office rule
A call for identifying a person under formal rules, stating the identificant must come to or be mailed to the Times Office. The author promises payment to the first correct identification.
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Times Office
Be dell's Manager Profile Sparks Quick Identifications
Saturday’s portrait of Thomas O'Donnell, manager of Bedell’s at Main and Elm, sparked rapid identifications. Tony Chiicello of 55 High Street offered the first correct guess at 2:40 PM, with O'Donnell's image proving a sticker for many steady guessers, including some who knew him well.
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Main
Elm Street
Tony Chiicello
High Street
O’donnell
Tomorrow Last Day for Women to Register to Vote
Registrations at City Hall surge with 8600 already filed by Saturday night. Prospective voters have one more day to submit applications before 5 pm tomorrow. The registrar will extend hours tonight from 7 to 9 to accommodate callers.
World Series Opening At The Times Board
The Times electric scoreboard will show the opening World Series game between Cleveland and Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon. The event will start at 2 oclock with a persistent phonographed running story enhancing the play by play.
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Times Electric Score Board
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Fire losses in Bridgeport hit 7155 this September
Bridgeport fire department reports September fire losses of 7145 with 74 alarms 23 bell 49 still and two false alarms. Last month’s totals were higher. in 1929 September damage reached 2263.
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Bridgeport
Bell
Borah to Speak in Danbury on Brandegee Support
Senator William G. Borah of Idaho plans a Danbury appearance to back Senator Brandegee and may urge Harding to clarify his stance on the League of Nations and an international court. A Connecticut swing includes a Boston-style ultimatum challenge expected to elicit a Harding reply. Borah adds a fourth address set for Friday, October 5 in the city. Coroner rules on Stamford streetcar death exonerating the crew after 89 year old August Schwarz fell from a moving car. no blame found.
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Idaho
Danbury
Frank FB. Brandexee
Borah
Harding
Elihu Root
Boreh
League of Nations
League
Connecticut
Brandegee
John J. Phelan
August Schwarz
Stamford
Schwarz
Pee Ee
Lake and Templeton visit Bridgeport for GOP luncheon
Everett J. Lake and Senator Charles A Templeton attended a Republican luncheon at the Algonquin club as guests of Leonard's Town Committee prompting friction with the Mayor's Committee. Only Town Committee members were admitted, reporters were kept outside. Lake declined to speak to the press.
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Charles A.templeton
Bridgeport
Republican Town Committee
Leonard
Algonquin Club
Lake
Templeton
Ballard
Wilson
Canada
Lace and
John Leonard
Col
Mat Rogers
Joseph A. Melody
Frank Ballard
Harvard
No Decision on 10 Cent Fare Petition
Hartford reports indicate the Connecticut Company's petition for a 10 cent flat fare remains undecided at the Public Utilities Commission office. Officials could not hazard a guess on when a decision will be issued or when it may take effect.
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John T King Visits While Mayor Absent Amid Party Tensions
Amid Mayor Wilson's absence during a tank forces operation with the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston in Canada, John T King visited citizens and oppponents, with Sen Templeton and Ever Ett B Lake present. Frank Ballard and Wilson supporters reportedly did not call on King as Republican troubles surface in Bridgeport and the state. Pequonmock Lodge No 4 announces initiatory degree ceremony tomorrow night with a special program.
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Canada
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Everett B. Lake
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Frank Ballard
Kinz
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Pequonmock
Siemon Rubber Plant Closes Over Union Dispute
Siemon Rubber Company gates shut this morning to forestall a threatened strike over union dues and shop committee firings. About 357 workers are out of work as labor leaders press for reinstatement of two dismissed members and recognition of the Amalgamated Metal Workers of America. Pickets planned for tomorrow as police guard the plant amid mounting tension.
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Broad Street
Lavitt
Amalgamated Metal Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated
Dancing to Follow Politics in Milford Rally and Dance
Democratic women of Milford host a rally and dance at the Knights of Columbus hall on River street tonight. Mrs. Rose Walsh of New Haven, a suffragette leader, and George M. Gunn of Milford are listed as speakers. After addresses, dancing and refreshments follow. The event is billed as the largest rally ever held in Milford.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
River Street
Rose Walsh
New Haven
George M. Gunn
Grand Jury to Hear Killing by Bridgeporters
Two ex soldiers living in New Haven will face a grand jury over the murder of Valentine Landa, Ansonia saloon keeper, after being arrested in Ansonia and jailed in New Haven. The suspects, James McDowl and Walter Hoyt, allegedly shot Landa during a hold up on Main Street. Another case on the docket involves Harry J. Ore, accused of murdering his wife on the Whitneyville bridge. Ore was returned from San Francisco just as a troop transport bound for the Philippines was to depart.
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Valentine Landa
Ansonia
Criminal Superior Court
New Haven
James McDowl
Walter Hoyt
Harry J. Ore
Whitneyville Bridge
Orr
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Watkins Will Tour the State Prohibition Candidate
South Manchester Connecticut Oct. 4 Aaron 8 Watkins nominee for president on the Prohibition party ticket will tour Connecticut by automobile Oct. 6 and 7, starting from the New York line and ending at the Rhode Island border. Schedule of stops for addresses is not completed. The Prohibition state ticket will likely be completed about the 12th instant.
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Conn
Aaron
Watkins
Prohibtion Party
Connecticut
New York Line
Rhode Island
Representatives To Be Named Tonight
Democratic nominees for state and federal seats emerge from the recent conventions. Joseph Morgrain won the 21st District Senate nomination, Lawrence Gallagher the 22nd, with the 23rd postponed until Senator Clark returns from North Carolina. The Democratic Congressional convention meets Wednesday at 2 PM in Main Street rooms, with Roger Baldwin Vincent Keating and Philo Cathoun among the prominent contenders.
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Town Committee
Joseph Mongrain
Lawrence T. Gallagher
George B. Clark
Carolina
Democratic Town Committee
Main Street
Roger S. Baldwin
Greenwich
Vincent Keating
Philo C. Cathoun
Bomb damages laborer's home in Cliften New Jersey
Explosion at the home of Salvator Taibi a laborer in Cliften New Jersey caused about 1000 dollars in property damage. No injuries were reported after threats signed Black Hand were received prior to the blast Taibi said he had little money and had ignored the threats.
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Cliften
N. J
Salvatori
Taibi
Bridgeport Man Shot by Cleveland Yeggs
Clancy refused to stop on a narrow road into Cleveland as masked bandits halted his car and fired, wounding him in the shoulder but not seriously. A later report says he left his car at a hotel and a bandit tried to steal the machine. Police fired on the fleeing suspect, who died during a chase. Clancy later recovered his car riddled with bullets.
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Os Company
Cleveland
Clancy
Statler
Storrs silent on receipts of CT Company cars
New Haven October 4 President Storrs declined to disclose receipts of the Connecticut Company since cars resumed running. He said he would wait for a fairly analyzed, complete result and would consult with Traffic Committee member Mr. Litchfield before making any statement. The hesitation suggests public patronage may be lower than anticipated.
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New Haven
Connecticut Company
Storrs
Litchfield
Norwalk Man killed by auto in West avenue collision
Patrick Leonard of Norwalk died at Norwalk Hospital from a fractured skull after an automobile driven by Eliott Palmer chauffeur for Arch Selwyn struck him on West avenue. Palmer is in custody on a technical charge of manslaughter awaiting coroner Phelan's inquest tomorrow afternoon.
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Conn
Patrick Leonard
Norwalk Hospital
Eliott Palmer
Arch Selwyn
West Avenue
Palmer
Phelan
Weather Summary for New Haven Area
The forecast notes cooler conditions on Tuesday for New Haven and surrounding areas with fair weather. A high pressure ridge stretching from Montana toward Georgia maintains pleasant, mild conditions across regions east of the Rockies and the Northeast, with southwest to west winds and above normal temperatures.
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