Pamphlet Urges Armed Revolt Across Nation
Chicago authorities seized two suspected radicals, Nicolai Jazinski and John Holocny, after discovery of a vast stash of communist literature. Jazinski allegedly shipped 100000 pamphlets via American Express from Chicago, while Holocny, 24, is under surveillance in New York City and Waterbury Conn. Investigators pursue a rumored anarchist printshop in the area.
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Chicago
Jon
Nicolai
John Jdzainsin
John Holocny
America
Department of Justice
Jazuski
Jazzinski
American Séxpress Company
Holocny
New York City
Waterbury
Conn
Harding Finds League Pact Is Biggest Issue
Senator Warren G. Harding, en route with Sen. Harding, notes Missouri as a swing state while asserting the League of Nations is the paramount issue. He dodges direct answers to newspaper questionnaires, claiming perfect accord with Senator Borah on the League.
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Harding
George BR. Holmes
Iaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Warren G. Harding
Missouri
Middle West
League of Nations
League
Des Moines
Omaha
Warding
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Senate
Borah
Louis D. Flanders
Supreme Court
Torah
No Sympathy for Class 5 Judge Scolds Drunk Jitney Driver
Deputy Judge Frank Wilder condemns foreigners and those in Class 5. Alex Moylak, jitney driver of 416 Gregory Street, was arraigned for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 75 dollars plus costs as the judge denounced Class 6 as well and warned Moylak.
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Frank
Wilder
Alex Moylak
Gregory Street
Moylak
Indians Given Great Welcome Before World Series Game
Cleveland fans gave the Indians a rousing reception after arriving from Brooklyn for the fourth game in Cleveland. Crowds lined streets to Union Station shouting support as players headed home and planned a practice at League Park. President Dunn vowed no thought of defeat as Tris Speaker guided the team toward a different story tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
Union Station
Price
Conscience Drives Army Deserter Surrender
Paul Hanson of New York City, 19, turned himself in at State Street Casino after eight months missing from the U S Army post. He told police he sought peace of mind and would accept punishment, with the case to be referred to Army officials on arraignment.
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United States Army
Paul Hanson
New York City
State Street
McCarthy
Army
Hanson
Millionaire Husband Accused Of Waking Wife At 2 A.M.
Mrs Washington J Stevens of Hoboken, wife of bond broker and Stevens Institute founder's grandson, alleges her husband woke her at 2 AM to make and drink cocktails in their bedroom as part of their separation dispute.
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New York
Washington J. Stevens
Hoboken
Stevens
Edwin S. Stevens
Stevens Institute of Technology
Census foresees new House seats for west and south
Washington reports final census shows continental United States population at 105,683,108 with a 13,710,842 gain in ten years. To maintain current representation, fifty additional House seats are needed, likely boosting California by five, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan by four each, and other states varying from three to one.
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Washington
A. P
Continental
United States
West
South
East
Middle West
House of Representatives
Electoral College
Congress
California
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Texas
Massachusetts
New Jersey
North Carolina
Alabama
Arizona
Connecticut
Georgia
Maryland
Montana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Virginia
Arkansas
Minnesota
MacSwiney in Great Distress Makes Quiet Progress
London reports Mayor MacSwiney at Brixton prison has a fairly good night and some sleep but appears weaker to relatives. The Irish Self-Determination League bulletin says he suffers great distress even from speaking a word, gasps for breath, and cannot continue a conversation due to heart trouble.
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London
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Irish Self-Determination League
League
Embargo Sparks Storm Over New Haven Freight Moves
Shippers in Bridgeport react with astonishment and protests as a new embargo on incoming freight to Bridgeport and Connecticut points is issued by the New Haven road. They dispute management claims, cite loading delays and demurrage charges, and note a 40 percent drop in efficiency versus other major lines.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
New Haven
C. L. Bardo
New Haven Road
Ehte
Cty
Tridgeport
United States
Commerce Commission
Commierce Commission
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Santa Fe
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Dock workers strike spreads at Dublin port
Oct 8 reports a widening seamen strike at Dublin port with about a thousand dock workers idle. Cross channel cattle and merchandise traffic paralyzed as violence erupts with men in British uniforms raiding a Headford house and beating a constable who was accused of planning to resign from the Royal Irish Constabulary.
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Dublin
Headford
Royal Irish Constabulary
Trolley Car Collision Injures Twenty In New York
In New York a street car collision on Amsterdam Avenue caused twenty injuries as two cars telescoped on a steep descent. Henry Helms had his right leg amputated without anesthesia to free him, later the other leg was removed. Conductor William Wherax suffered a fractured skull and both men faced uncertain recovery.
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New York
Henry Elms
Helms
William Wherax
Amsterdam Avenue
Identification Rules For First Name Under the Rules
A brief public notice explains that written identification is required and must be delivered to the Times Office. The person submitting the first valid identification will receive recognition under the stated rules.
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Times Office
Pat
Nirdlinger Profile Puzzle Identified by Miss Rankin
Miss Mae Rankin of 460 John Street correctly identified the Times profile yesterday as W. J. Nirdlinger of 917 Main Street. The puzzle lingered through last night and was solved at 11 10 this morning.
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Mae Rankin
John Street
Times
W. 3
Nirdlinger
Main Street
Ranin
Tragic factory accident claims mill worker at Hancock Ave
At 7 02 am Joseph Tasonyi 56 of 386 Pine Street was fatally crushed when his clothes caught in a 16 inch mill at American Tube and Stamping Co on Hancock Avenue. He was a laborer who oilied the milling machine daily. Witness Vitam Aponuita and an coroner inquest this afternoon. Survived by his wife and three children
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Joseph Tasonyi
Pine Street
American Tube & Stamping Co
Hancock Avenue
Tasonyi
Vitam Aponuita
Garlick
Democrats Meet to Nominate in Newtown Convention
The Democratic Senatorial Committee calls a convention for October 12 in Newtown Town Hall at p.m. daylight saving time to nominate a candidate to oppose Elmer S. Hanks of Fairfield, the Republican nominee in the 25th district.
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Newtown
Elmer S. Hanks
Fairfield
Six Injured In Jitney Collision At Fairfield and Iranistan
Six people were injured at 6 50 this morning when a jitney struck a horse drawn wagon at Fairfield and Iranistan. Jitney driver Alling Fairchild suffered abrasions to the right leg and wagon driver Micka Fece along with Albert Posce were badly shaken. Passengers include Charles Benson Sheldon Anderson Frank Dardan and Martin Jaken comes with varying injuries while the wagon and horse sustained minor damage.
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Fairfield and
Tranistan Avenue
Alling Fairchild
Ordnance Court
Micka Fece
Spruce Street
Albert Posce
Osbourne Street
Charles Benson
Sheldon Anderson
Lenox Avenue
Frank Dardan
Wilson Street
Martin Jaken
Clinton Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Iranistan
Teachers' Pay Ready Today
Citywide surprise spread as word claimed second term payments would be delayed. Secretary John B. Wyncoop of the Board of Education announced checks would be ready at 3 o'clock this afternoon, easing concern among school staff.
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John B. Wyncoop
Board of Education
Senate Control Warns of Reactionary Court Power
Governor Cox charged in a campaign stop that the Senate seeks control of the three branches by appointing Supreme Court justices and shaping federal policy. He warned four court vacancies in four years could seal reactionary influence, tying the nation to a rigid agenda for a generation.
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Cox
Supreme Court
Congress
Presidency
Harry L. Rogers
Paducah
Supreme Court of
League of Nations
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Executive Department
United States
Fair Weather Forecast For World Series Game
The United States Weather Bureau forecast fair weather for tomorrow's World Series game in Cleveland. Weather is expected to be clear with pleasant temperatures, aiding performance and attendance.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
To Morrow
Cleveland
Women’s rally at 8 tonight in the Eighth District
Democratic women of the Eighth District plan an 8 pm meeting at 2032 Main Street with speakers Miss Margaret Dorsey Mrs William Hogan president of the Sixth District Women’s club Joseph J. Devine candidate for Judge of Probate Miss Mary Maillon Lawrence T. Gallagher candidate for State Senator Albert Walsh of Danbury candidate for Comptroller Frank Clancy and Harry Silverstone candidates for Representatives. A social session will follow.
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Eighth District
Main Street
Margaret Dorsey
Wiliam Hogan
Sixth District Women's Club
Joseph J. Devine
Mary Maillon
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Albert Walsh
Danbry
Frank Clancy
Harry Silverstone
Harding's Words on German Victory Stir Nations Debate
Washington on October 8 Secretary Tumulty commented on Senator Hardings Nebraska speech in favor of rejecting the League of Nations declaring it a great German victory and signaling a reaction from the White House to the isolationist stance.
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Washington
Joseph P. Tumulty
War Scarred Veterans Plead For The League
Democratic club of the 11th district heard ex service men urge the League of Nations as the only way to end future wars. Veterans Albert Walsh Danbury Joseph Devine Harry Silverstone and Frank Costello praised Democratic service measures and attacked the Republicans for opposing world peace efforts. Devine recalled war experiences in France in 1918 and described the destruction at Verdun and the toll on civilians, stressing the need to prevent future conflicts.
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Republican Party
League of Nations
Democratic Club
11Th
Albert Walsh
Danbury
Joseph J. Devine
Harry Silverstone
Frank Costello
League
Democratic Party
Devine
Jimmie Cox
Verdun
France
Verdun Front
Paris
Meaux
Wing clipping at Republican City convention details
At tonight’s Republican City convention John T. King and Mayer Wilson seek to oust Town Chairman John T. Leonard and two of his appointees. They target treasurer Frank T. Ballard and seek rule changes to strip Leonard of appointment power, risking his resignation if delegates express no confidence.
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John T. King
Mayer Wilson
John T. Leonard
Frank T. Ballard
Leonard
King
Wilson
Ballard
Hope Chest
Republican Party
Lake
State Central Committee
Joseph A. Melody
Making voters start at 9 tomorrow in City hall
Registration officials led by the Board of Registration will begin making voters at 9 am tomorrow in City Hall council chambers. The oath will be administered daily until October 19 with a November 1 session for those whose voting rights mature between October 19 and November 1.
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Board of Registration
Selectmen
Lonergan Speaks At Stratfield Tomorrow
Congressman Augustine Lonergan will speak at Stratfield tomorrow afternoon at 3 p m on the League of Nations in a non partisan setting. Republican and Democratic women invite attendance, with a reception organized by the Stratfield Women’s Reception Committee and guest speakers including local residents.
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Augustine Lonergan
Stratfield
Ma. Lonergan
Brandages
League of Nations
Lonergan
Bridgeport
Weather Summary for New Haven and Connecticut
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with unsettled conditions along the coast. High pressure near stationary, light scattered showers in parts of the Middle Atlantic and southern Florida. No major temperature changes. light to heavy frosts observed in Ohio and Indiana.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Middle Atlantic Coast
Florida
Alberta
Ohio
Indiana
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Chamber of Comerce
Costello
Will
Tion
Charles Stuart Canfield
William P. Hincks
Thomas Cullinan
Leverty
Thomas Devitt
William P. Kirk
Lawrence Gallagher
Samuel Plotkin
John Cullinan
William Hogan
Thomas P. Hearn
Mary ‘Cassertey
Euphronyne Bown
O'Toole
William Dougherty
W. Clifford
Simatin
Jorenon
Minos
Gaxeon
Ana Iegtann
Dorsey
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