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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1920

Page

9

Democratic State Ticket Names and Posts

The slate lists U S Senator Augustine Lonergan of Hartford for Senator Governor Tyler of Haddam for Governor Lieutenant Governor Ernest G Wagner of Salisbury, Secretary of the State Miz Fannie Dixon Welch of Columbia, Treasurer Marzano of Harford, Comptroller Albert J. Walsh of Danbury.

U.S Augustine Lonergan Hartford Tioiiz A. Tyler Haddam Ernest G. Wagner Salisbury Miz Fannie Dixon Welch Columbia Teeanurer Mit Marzano Harford Albert J. Waleh Danbury

Columbus and the hundred mutinous sailors across the trackless deep

A reflective piece honors Christopher Columbus as he led ninety desperate men to a new world aboard three ships. It notes the voyage, the dawn of discovery, and the enduring torch of civilization carried by the United States to champion universal peace.

Wessel Mis Christopher Columbus Boc United States

Unwieldy House Could Grow by 45 Members

Census Bureau figures show the 1920 population would justify 45 new House seats if the ratio of one representative per 211,000 people is kept. States listed include New York California Connecticut Florida Georgia Winds Indiana Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Jersey North Carolina Oklahoma Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin. Leaders may seek to limit by adjusting inhabitants per representative to prevent growth.

House of Representatives Census Bureau New York California Connecticut Florida Georgia Winds Indiana Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Jersey North Carolina Oklahoma Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Congress

Two Held In Hooch Charges In Norwalk Area

Two men were arrested on whiskey possession charges in Norwalk yesterday afternoon by Prohibition Enforcement Agent Connelly of Bridgeport. They face hearings before Commissioner Lavery and were cited for illegal liquor possession after inquiries on Main Street and Dewey Avenue.

Hugh J. Lavery D. Dobkiemex Main Street Norwalk Prohibition Enforcement Connelly Bridgeport Brough Missioner Lavery

Woman seeks 10000 damages in auto crash case

Anna Quinn of this city sues John Heaphy of Heaphy’s garage for 10000 damages for injuries after an auto crash at Howard and Maplewood avenues on November 16 1919. An attachment of 20000 on the defendant’s property is recorded. Mendel Quinn seeks 1000 damages for injuries to his car with a 2000 attachment noted.

Howard and Maplewood Avenues Anna Quinn John Heaphy Heaphy Superior Court Common Pleas Court Mendel Quinn Houphy

Cotton Killing Sparks Arkansas Gin Violence Across South

Atlanta reports a negro guard killed at a Lonoke county Arkansas cotton gin. The incident sparks fires and threats of night riding to burn gins unless cotton rises to 40 cents per pound. Governors Kilby of Alabama and Broshe of Arkansas issue proclamations. Two negroes arrested for the killing. one allegedly confesses robbery motive. Alabama offers 250 dollar reward for arrests.

Atlanta Arkansas Brosh Kilby Alnhams Dorse Geore Brough Nora Canada Lonoke American Legion Alabama

Shoe Polish Explosion Damages Gregory Street Home

Fire in a box of shoe polish left in an oven at 533 Gregory Street exploded, blowing off the oven door and damaging curtains in a Ceelock dining room. The $25 fire loss occurred as firefighters arrived at 9 22 this morning. The blaze was caused by benzine in the polish. Also noted are postponed Democratic rallies to next week to focus on voter outreach.

M. Antel Gregory Street Ceelock Elock John Alyn

Man o War and Sir Barton Face Late Championship Duel

Report on the planned match between Man O War and Sir Barton with weights 120 and 126 pounds, both capable on fast or muddy tracks. Clarence Kummer rides Man O War and Earle S guides Sir Barton, while Samuel Riddie announces Man O War’s retirement after today’s race, adding drama to the event set for around 3 PM EST in the fourth race.

Sir Barton Wickford Earle S Toss Clarence Kummer Samuel Riddie Phildelphia Man O' War Jose Fair Play Mahuba

Man Slaughter Cases Nolled In Court

Judge Frederic A Bartlett presided at a short city court session disposing of minor cases including drunkenness breach of peace and two manslaughter charges. Nolles were entered against John F P O Connor of Grandfield avenue in the manslaughter connected with the death of Joseph Sheleskey 15 of Huntington road after an incident on Barnum avenue. Walter Oates of Cambridge Street Stratford had a case continued after his machine collided with a bicycle ridden by Alfred Puginia of Sylvan avenue resulting in the cyclist's death days later. Coroner findings found no criminal responsibility for Oates or O Connor. Steve Szabo of Spruce street had a breach of the peace case continued for a week and placed with a probation officer. A Barber of Waterstreet fined 10 and costs for drunkenness.

Frederic A. Bartlett Nolles John FP. O'Connor Grandfield Avenue Joseph Sheleskey Huntington Road Cudahy Packing Company O'Connor Walter Oates Cambridge Street Stratford Alfred Pugi- Nia Sylvan Avenue Bridgeport John J. Phelan Oates Steve Szabo Spruce Street Waterstreet

Stamford Appeals On Meter Charge

Stamford Conn Oct 12 The corporation counsel instructs to seek annulment of the 75 cent home meter charge by Stamford Gas and Electric Co and to file against the 1.50 per thousand feet rate as unreasonable before the state utilities commission.

Stamford. Conn Stanford Gas & Electric Company Neal Cly

Joe Cannon Fractures Wrist After Basement Fall

Congressman Joseph Cannon known as Uncle Joe is confined at home in Danville after fracturing his wrist when he stepped on coal in his basement. The injury is painful but not serious according to doctors.

Danville Joseph Joe” Cannon

Army police dog prefers farm life in Nebraska

Sweetwater Nebraska October 12 a United States army police dog jumped from a Burlington baggage car and settled on the farm of A W Zinnel. Identified by collar the dog was reported to farm officials who notified authorities. The dog will be sent to Omaha to the fort though the dog has shown a preference for farm life.

ARMY Sweetwater Neb United States Service Burlington A. W. Zinnel United States District Court District of Connecticut Morris Schiller Bridgeport Fairfield County Court House Conn

New Haven Road Stockholders Vote to Borrow

At a special meeting at the Hotel Garde Hagop Bogigian warned against government control while Edward G Buckland cited a federal takeover leaving a debt of 65 million dollars. Stockholders then approved a general mortgage for 80 million amidst near unanimous voting.

New Haven Garde Hagop Bogigian Lancaster Mass

Coroner to Probe Alcohol Death

The coroner will hold an inquest into the death of August Ohlo aged 16 of 510 Railroad Avenue, thought to be caused by wood alcohol poisoning. Local police fear distribution of wood alcohol after several similar cases. Ohlo showed abdominal pains and partial blindness, collapsed after work, and died at the hospital. Dr Garlick will preside the inquest at 11 o clock today.

August Ohlo Railroad Avenue Ohla

Free Speech Tests Planned in Connecticut Towns

ACLU and Socialist party of Connecticut sponsor free speech meetings across Norwich Waterbury New London and Meriden to protest permit denials and police interference with radical street meetings. Notable speakers include Mrs Glendower Evans Bishop Paul Jones Rev Oscar Maddens Rev Robert Whittaker and Rollin A. Tyler amid political candidate activity in Haddam.

Connecticut American Civil Liberties Union New York City Socialist Party of Connecticut Norwich Meriden Waterbury New London Socialist Party Glendower Evans Lawrence Paul Jones Utah Fellowship of Reconciliation Oscar Maddens Manhassett L. L. Meriden Robert Whittaker Los Gatos Cath

Explorers to seek drugs in Amazon basin quest

An American scientific party led by Dr Henry H Busby will begin a January expedition to explore a thousand miles of the Amazon basin seeking new medicines and narcotics. Dr David Starr Jordan will join to study fishes and reptiles. The piece notes the uncertain value of such discoveries and hints at potential benefits for reducing suffering.

Amazon Basin Henry H. Busby Columbia School of Pharmacy David Starr Jordan Leland Stanford Junior University

Obituary for Eliza Corcoran and James W Connors

The funeral for Eliza Corcoran of Bridgeport was held from her home at 278 Cottage Street and from Sacred Heart Church, with a high mass of requiem conducted by Rev. J. A. Sullivan. She was 96 and long a city resident. her late husband Edward Corcoran served in the Civil War. Survived by daughter-in-law Mrs. James MacLachlan and three grandchildren including overseas nurse Miss Frances Corcoran. Interment at St. Michael's Cemetery. Pallbearers named. The floral offerings were numerous. The funeral for James W. Connors of Pritchard Road, Walnut Beach, was from his home to St. Mary's Church Milford with a high mass of requiem by Rev. P. McLean. Interment at St. Michael's Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Eliza Corcoran Cottege Street Sacred Heart Church J. A. Sullivan Charles Oren James W. Connors I Pritchard Road Walnut Beach St. Mary's Church Milford P. McLean John Daly Henry Donnelly Jerry Burke William Allen Conrad Trinke J James Hickey St. Michael's Cemetery

Appointments of Deputy Registrars by two party officials

Democratic General Registrar Thomas F. White announces a list of deputies for the coming election, detailing first through twelfth appointments including Sears McCue Patrick Hnzpatrick Welch, Kennedy, Howard, Leopold, Fitzgerald, McCarthy, Toopat, McDonald, Brolley, Prendercast, Trimbly, O Loughlin. Republican General Registrar William Lounsbury names a separate slate headed by Lester Croft Buddington Dikeman Brosna Pride Gu O'Brien Evans Jevans Kiley Montfort Brill Webster Leonard Braithwaite Daniels Halloran.

Thomas F. White John M. Sears Ward McCue Patrick H ‘Nzpatrick James Welch Michael H. Small Edward Wkennedy Hn Howard Ind William Leopold Ith David Fitzgerald Sth Charles McCarthy Ist Joseph BR. Toopat James A. McDonald John J. Brolley Thomas Prendercast William Trimbly Leo O'Loughlin William Lounsbury Lester Croft Louis B. Buddington Narry Ll. Dikeman Edward J. Brosna Royal D. Pride Alexander W.W. Gu Patrick O’brien William A. Jevans Frederick Kiley Anthony Montfort Frederick Brill Harry Webster Samuel l Leonard Frank Braithwaite Frederick W. Daniels James J. Halloran

Wanted to Find Richard Roberts in Milford NH

Mrs Amy E Roberts of Lawrence Massachusetts seeks help from local police to locate Richard Roberts who disappeared from his Milford New Hampshire home four months ago. He wore a blue coat and vest pepper and salt trousers light shoes and a green cap weighing about 140 pounds, five feet seven inches tall with a light complexion and light hair. He has a scar under the left eye and two scars on the left hand. His mother is dying and his daughter is seriously ill. Any information should be sent to the relatives at the above address.

Amy E. Roberts Lawrence Mas Richard Roberts Milford N. H

Bonus parade meeting urged for all service men

All ex service men planning to attend the bonus parade in New York are urged to attend a mass meeting at the American Lesson home tonight at 7:30. Separately, Ukrainian insurgents have occupied Kiev as Bolshevik forces abandoned the city, reports reach Warsaw on October 11.

New York Kiev Warsaw

Delinquent Corporations Face State Demand for Returns

Hartford reports about 100 corporations failed to file net returns for the past year, overdue since April 1. Letters have been sent. further action through the attorney general is anticipated as delinquent filings prompt state inquiry.

Hartford Capitol

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