Public square scene flags Warren G. Harding boyhood home
Caledonia residents pierce weathered street quiet as a large sign proclaims the boyhood home of Warren G. Harding. A local, noting an iron sign cost over 30 dollars, recalls Harding’s childhood. R G Highly, aged eighty four, comments on political expectations and the possible fall Republican gains for Santiage Maine Seattle and Jacksonville.
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Caledonia Public Square
Warren G. Harding
R. G. Highly
Warren
Marion Way
Santiage
Maine
Seattle
Jacksonville
Democratic State Ticket: Lonergan Tyler Wagner Welch Marzano Walsh
The Democratic ticket lists U S Senator Augustine Lonergan from Hartford as a candidate, Rollin A Tyler from Haddam for governor, Ernesto O Wagner from Salisbury for lieutenant governor, Mrs Fannie Dixon Welch from Columbia for secretary of the state, Emil Marzano from Hartford for treasurer, and Alfred P Walsh from Danbury for comptroller.
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U. S
Augustine Lonergan
Hartford
Rollin A. Tyler
Haddam
Ernesto O. Wagner
Salisbury
Fannie Dixon Welch
Columbia
Emil Marzano
Alfred P. Walsh
Danbury
What is the League of Nations II Assembly and Council
An explanation of the League of Nations structure with two main bodies the Assembly and the Council. The Assembly includes representatives from member nations meeting to consider matters affecting world peace with one vote per member and near universal consensus. The Council consists of the great powers with permanent seats plus four smaller powers, all decisions requiring unanimous agreement to pass.
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Assembly and Council
League of Nations
Senate
House
League
Assembly
Council
War damaged ovens to prune export drive noted
Editorial notes report nearly 6000 drying ovens out of commission in Jugo Slavia hindering prune production but Belgrade estimates 120000 tons dried prunes for the year with free repair materials from the agriculture ministry. Foreign trade growth is shown by City National Bank figures reaching 14 billion dollars this year, up from 11 billion last year and 4.277 billion in 1913. Massachusetts asserts a claim to 22 acres of land in New York near Lake Ontario based on a 1787 treaty. A Boston hospital reports a spine segment removed and replaced with a rib cow graft, with the patient reportedly progressing well.
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Belgrade
Ministry of Agriculture
City National Bank
New York
Massachusetts
New York State
Lake Ontario
Rochester
Schiusetts
Boston
No Conscription Christensen Rally At Armory
A crowd of about 1000 heard Perley Christensen condemn conscription and predict an electoral victory for Harding supporters. He claimed votes would shift control in the House and urged action amid a charged political rally at the Armory.
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Perley Christensen
Armory
Iy Harding
House of Representatives
Christ did not condemn the drunkard, Mercer says
Speaking at St John s church on The Only Class of People God Cannot Help, C Mercer argued that Christ condemned impurity not the drunkard or impure, focusing on Pharisee self righteousness Then Mercer spoke at the High School assembly this morning Tonight H H Hadley will speak on The Power of Prayer Also note five dozen expeditionary medal of honor recipients and a varied civil occupation mix among them
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St. John’s Church
C. Mercer
Christ
Mercer
St. John’s
H. H. Hadley
Fear of Hapsburg Rule Returns in Hungary
Vienna reports the Austrian Social Democrats warn that counter revolutionaries have prevailed in Hungary and prepare a return to Hapsburg rule. They accuse Carl Hapsburg of treachery, call for a Hungaro German settlement, and demand social reforms, including taxation, social welfare, and nationalization to fund state needs.
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Hapsburg Party
Hungary
Vienna
Social Democratic Party of Austria
National Assembly
Hapsburgs
Carl Hapsburg
Budapest
Slovakia
Siebenbuergen
Banat
Kunschak
Christian Socialist Party
Germany
France
Social Democrats
Styria
Carinthia
Germans Seek Permission for U S Airship Trade
Washington reports that Germany via Zeppelin Airship Company asked the Inter Allied Commission on Air Control to permit two giant airships for international trade with the United States. The request was temporarily refused as talks aimed to preserve some German air stations for international traffic.
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Washington
Germany
Zeppelin Airship Company
Inter-Allied Commission On Air Control
United States
Inter-Allied Air Commission
France
Great Britain
Howver
Guilford Held in 2500 Bail in Illegal Practice Case
Hartford court held Nancy Guilford on charges of illegal practice and bound her over for Superior Court trial with 2500 bail. Carmelo Darisa of New Britain was also arrested in connection. Counsel urged bail reduction due to Guilford’s age and poor health, but the court declined.
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Hartford
Conn
Nancy Guilford
Carmelo Darisa
New Britain
Guilford
Textile Workers Confront Wage Reductions at Convention
President John Golden reported at the sixth annual United Textile Workers of America convention that a one million dollar defense fund is nearing completion to resist wage reductions and longer working hours.
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John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
Obituary notices for Lenore G Pike and Mabel Louisa Hermanson
Lenore G. Pike aged 56 widow of George W. Pike died yesterday. Survived by two daughters and a son. Funeral at 2:39 PM tomorrow from Henry A. Bishop mortuary parlors 277 Fairfield Ave. Burial in Park Cemetery. Mabel Louisa Hermanson 19 died this morning at her parents home 597 Union Ave. Survived by parents a sister Anna and brothers Arthur and Eric. Funeral from home Saturday at 2:30 PM. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Lenore G Pike
Lenore G. Pike
George W. Pike
Henry
A. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Park Cemetery
Mabel Louisa Hermanson
Mabel Louisa
Charles J. Hermanson
Union Avenue
Anna
Arthur
Eric
Lakeview Cemetery
Sinn Fein Civil Courts Open Across Ireland
Dublin reports Sinn Fein civil courts operate openly with elected judges and sworn attorneys, superseding many British courts in districts. Cases include land disputes and even a seduction action. police activism limits criminal trials while asylum committals risk legal challenges under Dail Eireann authority.
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Sinn Fein
Sinn
High Court of Justice
Westmeath County
Swinford
Mayo
Loughrae
Ulster Presbyterian
Cork City
Belfast
Kiltimagh
Eoods Crain
Shankill
County Dublin
County Louth
Ireland
America First slogan draws European criticism in New York
New York reports that Europeans view the phrase America First as selfish and alarming. Rev. Charles S. Macfarland, speaking after tours in Switzerland and Western Europe, says Europeans see America’s aloofness contrasted with their reconstruction efforts. They still expect help, yet fear the phrase signals selfish motives.
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York
America
Charles 5. Macfarland
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Switzernd
Europe
Dr. Macfarland
Deutschland
Sequoyah Hears the Candidates Open Meeting
The Sequoyah Society will host an open meeting at 301 Fairfield Avenue this evening inviting Democrats. Speakers include Jos. Mongrain Lawrence T Gallagher and Geo B Clark running for State Senate in the 21st 22nd and 28th districts respectively.
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The
Sequoyah Society
Fairfield Avenue
Jos. Mongrain
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Geo. B. Clark
State Senate
Desertional Divorce Filed in Superior Court
Joseph Stanovsky of Monroe sues Mary Stanovsky of New York City for divorce on grounds of desertion alleging marriage on October 12, 1912 and wife deserted him in 1917. The filing occurred this morning in the clerk’s office.
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Superior Court
Joseph Stanovsky
Monroe
Mary Stanovsky
New York City
Drunk Arrest Adds to City Court Week Total
Mike Bela sky of 90 Hallett Street was arrested yesterday and described by the patrolman as dead drunk at the time of his arrest. He paid a $10 fine this morning, adding to the heavy weekend total in City Court.
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Mike Belasky
Hallett Street
Reduction in newsprint price predicted by DOJ officials
Washington reports a Justice Department investigation into news print manufacturers leads officials to predict lower newsprint prices. In Norwalk Connecticut the American Legion votes to mark Armistice Day with an eleven day fundraising drive for a veterans home.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Norwalk
Conn
American Legion
Nemet Tried for Slashing At Wedding Gathering
Westport Connecticut October 1 David Nemet 24 of Bridgeport faced trial for slashing three people at a wedding he attended on Sunday He was bound over to Superior Court in 500 bond Coroner John J Phelan to investigate Patrick Leonard death after being struck by a car driven by Eliott Palmer chauffeur for Ard wyn playwright Leonard died in Norwalk hospital Friends invited to funeral for Mabel Louise Hermanson 19 4 months 10 days at 597 Union Avenue Saturday at 2 30 pm Lakeview Cemetery
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Westport
Conn
David Nemet
Bridgeport
Superior Court
John J. Phelan
Patrick Leonard
Leonard
Eliott Palmer
Ardwyn
Norwalk
New October Records Variety Show of 1920s Songs and Dances
A catalog page lists records including Voci di Primavera, Strausss Italian pieces, Hoffmann snatches, soprano Helen Yorke, duets with Ernist Hare and others, plus dances like Fox Trot and Vanity Waltz. It notes prices from 85 cents to $1.50 and mentions Broadway tunes and Hawaiian pieces.
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Strauss
Helen Yorke
Village
Giacomo Tosti
John Percy Hemus
Percy Hemus
Jack
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