Democratic State Ticket for 8 Senator Augustine Lonergan Hartford
The ticket lists Augustine Lonergan for senator from Hartford and Robin A L Tyler for governor with Ernest O Wagner as lieutenant governor from Salisbury. Fannie Dillon Welch of Columbia is named for secretary of the sick, Ernst Marxam from Hartford for treasurer, and Albert J Walsh of Danbury for comptroller.
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Augustine Lonergan
Hartford
Robin AL. Tyler
Haddurm
Ernest O. Wagner
Salisbury
Fannie Dillon Welch
Columbia
Ernst Marxam
Albert J. Walsh
Danbury
Parsons Chooses Cox Over Harding For League Support
Herbert Parsons of New York resigns from the County Republican Committee to announce he will vote for Cox, arguing the League of Nations offers a path to peace and global leadership. He condemns Harding as opposed to joining the League and praises Cox for standing with international cooperation. The piece defends Parsons as showing real Americanism and moral courage against party loyalty.
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Herbert Parsons
New York
Cox
Parsons
Congress
New York County
Republican Committee
New York City
Harding
League of Nations
United States
League
Baysis
Ile
Senate
Patuily
America
World Court
Mer. Parsons
Lonergan and Brandegee Clash Over League of Nations
The article frames the dispute as a battle between those opposing the League of Nations and those supporting it as a path to peace. It contrasts progress with reaction, arguing that advancement yields better understandings of rights and simpler methods across society, including legislation.
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Lonergan
Brandegee
League of Nations
Connecticut Debate Frames Brandegee Lonergan Races
A historical piece compares Brandegee and Lonergan on child labor laws woman suffrage and the League of Nations. It lauds Lonergan as competent open to reform while criticizing Brandegee for opposition and refusal to discuss records. Voters in Connecticut are urged to decide their future representation.
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Brandegee
Lonergan
Earth
United States
League of Nations
Congress
Connecticut
Editorial Fever and Market Tricks Across the Era
A miscellany notes cures by distant doctors, wheat market schemes, Paris lighting revival, tax deduction myths, a grand diamond voyage, and a forecast of a record corn harvest. The column blends curiosities from medicine, finance, city life, taxation and commodities with a wry nod to ambition and progress.
Russia Still Sealed to Tourists After War
London dispatch notes Russia remains closed to travel with only a single AP correspondent and another American crossing to Vladivostok via Moscow and Petrograd. Refugees flee Bolshevik areas while Cossacks guard Siberian corridors. routes through Mongolia and China exist but are perilous and tightly controlled.
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London
Russia
Ourist
Associated Press
Vladivostok
Iberia
Moscow
Petrograd
Kolonan
Siberia
Rea
Kolchak
Chile
Cossacks
Legionares
Ataman Semenof
Vladieostok
Siberian
Vindivostok
Lake Baikal
Maritime
Semenoff
Irkutsk
Bolshevis Trritory
Harvin
Soviet Siberia
China
Mongolia
Gor
Merkacioen
Ian Frontier
Gobi Desert
Selenga
Ataman Semenoff
Bol Shevik Armes
Asia
Europe
Admiral Kotchak
Perm
Wia
Chita
Tevea
United Sates
Maine
California
Urals
Busman Fined $50 After Rival Assault
Arrested Saturday at Park and Fairfield after allegedly striking John Prevus of Pembroke street and Joseph Dolinsky of 404 Pembroke street. Judge Wilder fined different defendants including John Pistey and Joseph Ballowitch for assault and breach of the peace. Dolinsky claimed Prevus cut in on him for passengers.
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Park and
Fairfield Avenues
John Prevus
Pembroke Street
Joseph Dolinsky
Dolinsky
Prevus
Wilder
John Pistey
Ogden Street
Joseph Ballowitch
Spruce Street
Acer
Wilsons stance on peace guarantees and minority rights
The speech outlines how the allied powers must guarantee territorial settlements to ensure lasting peace. It argues that major powers bear responsibility for postwar security, and that United States may demand permanent guarantees before ratifying any treaty. It cautions against rewarding invasions with new borders and stresses minority protections.
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Ioumania
Serbia
Roumanis
United States
Roumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Bretiano
Soverignty
Armenia Declares War on Turkish Nationalists
Constantinople reports Armenia has formally declared war on Turkish Nationalists, marking a new conflict in the Near East. In New York, the French liner Roma arriving from Marseilles with over 150 passengers was ordered to quarantine after a smallpox case was found in steerage.
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Constantinople
Near East
Armenia
New York
Marseilles
Daughter of Census Bureau Head Dies by Own Action
Philadelphia October 11 a daughter of Samuel T. Rogers director of the U S Census Bureau died in Garrettson hospital under circumstances indicating suicide by poison. Miss Rogers had been out walking last night and locked herself in her room upon returning. She had come to the city about three weeks ago and was employed as a stenographer in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Rogers
Samuel T. Rogers
Washington
Garrettson Hospital
Miss Rogers
Prince of Wales Receives Grand London Welcome
London holds the greatest reception ever for the Prince of Wales returning from the Antipodes. Flags decorate the business district as crowds fill the streets, with stands charging 8 to 10 dollars and roofs crowded for the Ambassador Prince’s triumphal journey from Portsmouth aboard the Renown. The special train was met with cheers and salutes at each stop.
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London
Prince of Wales
Antipodes
Portsmouth
Renown
Man o War and Sir Barton to Race at Kenilworth
New York Oct 11 Thousands of horsemen will go to Windsor Ontario tomorrow to witness the great race as Man o War and Sir Barton meet for a mile and a quarter. Each horse holds the world record for the distance 2 01 4 5 at Kenilworth track.
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New York
Windsor
Ontario
Man O © War
America
Sir Barton
Canada
Kenilworth
Obituary highlights from multiple local funeral notices
Obituaries note Mrs Isabelle May died at her son in law Lucius Rich s home in New York City with funeral at H J Bishop parlors and burial at Mountain Grove. Also listed are Eliza Corcoran widow of Edward Corcoran died at 96, service at Heart church then St Michael s cemetery. Joseph B Monroe died at 105 Beardsley Street. Rev George W Nicholson died at 78 with funeral at 2 PM and burial at Mountain Grove. Mildred Pederson died at Englewood Hospital aged one year with services at Englewood chapel and Lakeview cemetery. Georgiana Perry fined for keeping a disorderly house. Joseph Mane s case nolled.
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Iabelle May
Isabelle May
Lucius M. Rich
New York City
H. J. Bishop
Fairfield Ave
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Eliza Corcoran
Eliza
Edward Corcoran
John MacLachlan
Collage Street
Erect Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Joseph B. Monroe
Joseph H. Monroe
Beardsley Street
Shenandoah Sedec
Knights of Pythias
Shenandoah Court
The
Foresters
New Haven
Park City’ Lodge
T. C
George W. Nicholson
Park Avenue
Donald B. MacQueen
Mildred
Axel Pederson
Fairfield
Englewood Hospital
Englewood Chapel
Lakeview Cemeter
Knowlton Street
Georgiana Perry
Joseph Mane
Trumbull Road
Corcoran
Liza
John MacLelhlan
Cottage Street
Sacred Hert Church
Connors
Milford
James W. Connors
Pritchard Road
St. Mary's Church
Automobile Cortere Ae
Bullards Close for Two Weeks
Bullard Machine Co will close for two weeks to straighten out internal conditions marred by wartime strain. No orders have been cancelled and workers are expected to return once conditions return to prewar norms.
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Bullard Machine Co
False alarm at 15 Lindley street during early morning
Box 83 dispatched at 1 24 to a supposed fire at 15 Lindley street. Firemen found no evidence of fire upon arrival and investigation.
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Lindley Street
Corcoran and Connors Obituaries and Local Notices
Obituaries recall liza Corcoran aged 96 and James W. Connors aged 57 with funeral details including residence locations, dates, times, and interment at St. Michael's cemetery. Notices also announce real estate for rent and legal orders including Hoag divorce proceedings, probate estate claims, and registrars of voters session dates in Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Equador
Himilaya
Texa
Iodig
Cout
Democratic
Lonergan VS
Wheat Growers Sociation
Kansas
Paris
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Williams
Cunarder
Aquitania
Abu-el-Hatid
Morocco
Oel
Isl
Busman
Wilson
Census Bureau
Mildred Pederson
Bullards
Canton Orchestra
State St
Gilbert St
Rebecca Thornton Hoag
George Alton Hoag
State OF Connecticut
Fairacid County
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Times
Michael J. Flanagan
Fairfield County
Gilbett
District of Bridgeport
Ss. Probate Court
Joseph Strickfus
Court of Probate
Christine L. Strickfus
Conn
General Registrars of Voters
City Hall
State Street
William Lounsbury
Thomas Fy
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