Absurd proposition to scrap the League across the nation
Stamford speakers denounce Senator Harding for opposing the League of Nations. Oscar Underwood frames the issue as a defense of peace and law over force, praising the Covenant and criticizing Republican attempts to amend or reject it. Louise Plumtey leads the rally with suffrage and League ties. Elizabeth Marbury and Madame Turczynowicz add support for Cox and the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Senate
Harding
League of Nations
Johnson
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Women's Democratic Committee
Louise Plumtey
League For Nations
Europe
Warren G. Harding
White House
Cox
Congress
Paris
Root
Tle
Taft
League
League of
Natons
Elizabeth Marbury
America
France
Italy
Belgium
Knights’ of Columbus
Marbury
Auction fails to meet Countess Magri's hopes
Middletown auction of midget Countess Magri disappointed the Count who aimed to fund a return to Italy. Other items included society news such as Dr. W. A. LaField elected Algonquin club president and local political rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magri
Middletown
Italy
Tom Thumb
W. A. LaField
Algonquin Club
Refuses Further Waterpower Rights In Parks
Amherst Mass October 14 The federal waterpower commission will not accept any applications for power permits in or near national parks until Congress can review the entire issue of power development in parks. J Horace MacFarlang of Harrisburg president of the American Civic association spoke at the sixteenth annual convention. Federal authorities launch drive to unmask members of a liquor ring with headquarters in New York. Boston October 14 Governor Coolidge begins campaign for vice president traveling by special train and delivering about thirty speeches in Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Federal Waterpower Commission
Congress
J. Horace MacFarlang
Harrisburg
American Civic Association
New York
Boston
Coolidge
Aes
Kentucky
Jennor Holcomb
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Harding Speaks at Louisville Tonight
On Board Senator Harding's Special Train October 14 after touring Tennessee and Kentucky he planned to speak in Louisville. He urged southern voters to back the Republican ticket and said victory would guarantee protection for all American production north or south. He claimed the party has a single policy for all sections and dismissed sectional misunderstanding as reducible to diversified politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Tennessee
Louisville
Chattanooga
Kentucky
Six Divorces on the Docket in Superior Court
Six uncontested divorce cases are set before Judge William M. Maltbie at the short calendar session of the Superior court. Edith M. Jayne versus Leon B. Jayne and Lilian Raymond versus Walter Raymond are listed, along with Gertrude M. Jacobs versus Philip E. Jacobs, Carrie Howard versus Russell R. Howard, William Davenport Jr. versus Emma S. Davenport, and Nettie Bradley versus Harry Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Maltbie
Superior Court
Edith M. Jayne
Leon B. Jayne
Lillian Raymond
Walter Reymond
Gertrude M. Jacobs
Philip E. Jacobs
Carrie ©. Howard
Russell R. Howard
William Davenport, Jr
Emma S. Davenport
Nettie Bradley
Harry Bradley
Pershing Moves to New Quarters
General Pershing transfers headquarters from the Land Office building to the War Department building in Washington. Five large rooms are being refitted for the general and his personal staff. His current quarters will be reassigned to the Farm Loan Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Pershing
Land Office
War Department
Farm Loan Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Underwood
Borah
the Times
Ma Ron Amuck
Philippines
Sayre
Bors
Wilson
Madame Turczynowicz
Fifth District
Democratic Club
Mapiewood Avenue
Patrick H. Fitzpatrick
St. Peter's Holy Name Society
New Haven Road
Nickerson
A. F. Campbell
Washington Park
Ai. H Church
Booth
Leo James
Norwalk
Anthony Arganza
John Allen
Greenwich
William Lewis
Thomas
Eagles Hall
United States
Joseph Brown
New Haven
Isaac Wolfe
Superior Court of
Yale Club of Democrats
Lampson Lyceum
Actna Life Insurance Company
Donahey
Telcthat Boys
Pacific Mills
Agricultural Commissioner of
Georgia
South
Chicago
Hamburg
Victoria Luise
Hamburg Dock
London
Bar Association of New York
Edward Swann
Supreme Court
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Sumner Simpson
Samuel C. Parker
Ferrone
Ogden Mills
New York Society
Federal Reserve Board
Jof Natons
Connecticut
The
Yellow Pages
Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation
Bridgeport
Meigs Bldg
Church St
D.E. Sullivan
Pershing
New Quarters
Long Island
Finnan
Medford
Public Market
State & Bank Sts
E. Main ST
Alling Rubber CO
Opp
Plaza Theatre
Fairfield Ave
Wagner Kettle
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Av
Middle St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!