Wilson Rebukes Harding Over France Agent Claim
President Wilson writes Senator Harding asking if he really said France had approached him about a world federation. The note cites a New York Times dispatch and warns of grave inferences if true. Paris also denies any official French overture to Harding on the League of Nations.
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Harding
France
Association of Nations
Washington
Benator Harding
St Louis
Hardfig
League of Nations
League
United States
State Department
New York Times
St. Louis
Green Castle
Indiana
Department of State
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Paris
Omep
Warren G. Harding
League For Nations
America
One Day Left to Register Vote Oath for Women Voters
Women voters are urged to register promptly with only one day left. The message cautions that if the oath is not taken today or tomorrow, voting on election day will be impossible and notes registration boards may be busy from 9 AM to 10 PM tomorrow.
Hunger strike death sparks Cork riots warned
London reports strong military precautions expected to quell rioting after Michael Fitzgerald Sinn Feiner dies in Cork jail following a sixty eight day hunger strike. Ten other hunger strikers remain in serious condition. Fitzgerald was jailed for allegedly killing a British soldier at Fermoy on September 7, 1919.
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London
Cork
Michael Fitzgerald
Sinn
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton
Fitzgerald
Fermoy
Steamers Held Up by the Fog
Dense fog blanketed New York Harbor delaying ships for the third consecutive day. Incoming vessels were stopped outside the harbor and nine steamers including the passenger ship Stockholm could not dock. others named include Hundle State St. Paul and Caro.
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New York
New York Harbor
Wea
Chinenne Coum
Stockholm
Ise
Hundle State
St. Paul
Caro
Many Wounded As London Unemployed Riot
London Oct 18 Many injured as thousands of unemployed march on Whitehall and Downing Street. Police clash with demonstrators near the premier's residence, red flag raised, many knocked down. The unrest follows a national coal strike, with ministers rushing troops back and talks of wider sympathy strikes.
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London
Whitehall
Downing Street
Great Britain
Federation of Transport Workers
Natonal Union
Spport
Harry Gosling
Eader
Transportation Workers
Transport Workers
Central News
Lloyd George
Scotland
Robert Smillie
Federation of Miners
Smillie
Daily Herald
Labor Party
Navy
Fred Bramley
Trade Union Congress
Triple Alliance
Express HIt a Freight in Fog Near Colonia NJ
Edward Quail engineer of the Pennsylvania Express Nogg02 known as the Ow was fatally head when his train crashed into a rear freight near Colonia New Jersey at 2 50 this morning The passenger fireman was seriously scalded and the engine tender baggage car and first coach derailed All passengers escaped injury Quail died at St Peters General Hospital New Brunswick at 6 45 He was 38 years old, married, and resided in Philadelphia.
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Colonia
N. J
Edward Quail
Here
St. Peter's General Hospital
New Brunswick
Philadelphia
Jack Shad Caught With Hook in Long Island Sound
South Norwalk Conn Oct 18 for the first time in local fishing history Jack Shad a herring shad species has been hooked in Long Island Sound A party took over 25 shad weighing about two pounds each in Southport harbor The rare event may relate to a large school of porpoises about 250 in the sound drawing fish into shallower water.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Long Island Sound
Weishing
Southport Harbor
Double Engagement Here Announced in Meltzer Family
Mr and Mrs Joshua Meltzer of 1352 Fairfield Avenue announce the engagements of their two daughters Betty Clara Meltzer to Maurice Brunswick Loeb of New York and Blanche Eva Meltzer to Emanuel Baker Hoffman son of Mrs Philip Hoffman of New York City Joshua Meltzer a former state legislator is a well known city figure
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Joshua Meltzer
Fairfield Avenue
Betty Clara
Blanche Eva Meltzer
Betty C. Meltzer
Maurice Brunswick Loeb
West 129Th Street
New York
Blanche T. Meltzer
Emanuel Baker Hoffman
Philip Hoffman
West 144Th Street
New York City
Seven Liquor Suspects Forfeit Bonds In City Court
Police round up seven violators over a long weekend under prohibition laws. Bonds of 75 dollars each were forfeited as none appeared in City Court. Named violators include Margaret Samu of 267 Howard Avenue and James Mullaney, John Malko, Theodore Fabian, James Moran, Samuel Smeleskey, and Steve Moriskey with listed addresses. The prosecutor urged heavier bonds and jail terms to deter nonappearance.
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Joseph T. Coughlin
Margaret Samu
Howard Avenue
James Mullaney
Brewster Street
John Malko
Fairfield Avenue
Albino Street
Theodore Fabian
Spruce Street
James J. Moran
State Wreet
Samuel Smeleskey
Shelton Whreet
Steve Moriskey
Willard, Street
190 Made in First Hour at Registration Rush
The Times reports a surge in voter registrations at City Hall as officials process 190 new voters in the first hour. With an estimated 7,000 more to process today and tomorrow, the daily cap of about 2,000 will likely limit final counts. First voters include Miss Mary Shanley and Mrs. Anna Bartron among many named registrants. Registration ends tomorrow night at 10 o'clock to qualify for this year’s election.
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Council Chamber
City Hall
Ccty
Board of Registration
Mads” ii
Mary Shanley
Hard Avenue
Anna F. Bartron
Elwood Avenue
Florerice Seb
East Main Street
Ithel Finklestone
Hough Avenue
Marion Dungan
Stratford Avenue
Rachel Foulds
Burroughs Street
Alice Deary
Howe Street
Margaret Munich
Marian Resan
Hough Street
Katherine Mullings
Noble Street
Jessie Duhige
Fox Street
Ethel Rohiman
Colorado Avenue
Emma Smallwood
State Street
Margaret Grant
Black Rock Avenue
Anna Steinlauf
Harral Avenue
Lenore Heffernan
Washington
Elizabeth Bishop
Courtland Street
Helen Eckler
Arch Street
J. Alexander H. Robinson
Eugene E. Norton
Robert Ferrett
Frank D. Bell
John W. Banks
Mary Mortensen
Mac Swiney Bans Plan to Feed Hunger Striker Lord Mayor
London reports Terrence MacSwiney, Cork city lord mayor, rested well at Brixton prison but caught a cold. Bulletin notes his condition growing precarious as doctors warn of unconscious feeding options, while he vows to resume hunger strike if fed while unconscious.
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London
Terence Mac Swiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self-Determination League
League
MacSwiney
Thousands Visit the Front Porch Campaign in Marion
Thousands from Ohio and the Midwest converge on Marion for the America First Day front porch ceremonies honoring Senator Harding. It marks the largest such gathering and likely the final major pilgrimage to Marion for the campaign.
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Marion
Ohio
Middle West
Senator Harding
Italians fill rally for Marsano in 12th district
Over 500 Italian Democrats attended a rally at 275 East Main Street where Marsano, candidate for Secretary of State, spoke with enthusiasm. Joseph J. Devine, candidate for Judge of Probate, also addressed the meeting with questions about the election applauded. A Republican rally is planned at Lincoln School in the 12th district for Wednesday night with local Republicans expected to attend.
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East Main Street
Im Marsano
Joseph J. Devine
Lincoln School
Identification Offer At Times Office Under Rules
A notice invites individuals to submit the first written identification under the rules at the Times Office with payment promised to the successful claimant. The wording indicates a prize for the first valid submission.
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Times Office
Identifying John Brown profile stumps many readers
A Times Saturday page portrait caused widespread guessing as readers struggled to name John Brown. Only Mrs. R. E. Bennett of 29 Freemont Street correctly identified the subject at 4:15 PM, despite frequent misidentifications by others.
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John Brown
R. T. Whiting Co
Times
R. E. Bennett
Freemont Street
Cox urges young voters to aid the League
Governor James M. Cox spoke in Syracuse urging first time voters to support the League of Nations as civilization’s high achievement. He warned against backward steps and praised teachers as a key Americanization force, urging stronger recognition by state and nation.
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James M. Cox
Syracuse
America
First Voters’ League
League of Nations
Cox
Reed, Writer, Dead of Typhus
Portland dispatch reports magazine writer John Reed died in Moscow from typhus. His brother Henry G. Reed received the telegram via Louise Bryant, Reed’s widow. Reed, known for war correspondence, had visited Soviet Russia often and authored books on World War I and its aftermath.
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Portland
Ore
John Reed
Moscow
Russia
Henry G. Reed
Louise Bryant
Reed
Finland
Cox Parade Forms Wednesday Night On Gold Street
A city parade to escort Governor Cox to the Casino on Wednesday night will assemble on Gold Street and Main, with Grand Marshal Lawrence J. and Lieut. Joseph Jr. in charge. Democratic plans include a wide campaign push across Connecticut with speeches in Hartford Waterbury Bridgeport and other cities.
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Govenor Cox
Gold and
Main Streets
Lawrence J
Joseph Jr
Harry Silverstone
Gold Street
Main Street
Golden Hill Street
Coast Artillery Band
George M. Coughlin
New Haven
Conn
Cox
Connecticut
State Democratic Committee
Foot Guard
Hartford
Waterbury
Buckinnghamy
Bridgeport
A. Mitchell Palmer
Meriden
Democratic Part
Republicans in Fight on John T King Presiding Rally
The Republican Town Committee faces anger as prominent Republicans denounce inviting John T. King to preside at tonight's rally. Secretary J Alexander H Robinson insists the committee unanimously endorsed King and deems his appearance highly important ahead of major party candidates.
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Republican
John T. King
King
Republican Town Committee
J. Alexander H. Robinson
Mr King
Barrel of cider injures man on stairs
Antonio Petrecello was struck on the nose by a heavy barrel while carrying it up stairs on Caroline Street yesterday morning. He finished second in the incident and was treated at the Emergency hospital for a broken nose.
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Caroline Street
Antonio Petrecello
Petrocello
Fire Prevention Week Falls Short in City Fire Chief Believes Incendiary Cause
Fire prevention week yielded five fires and one false alarm with total damages about 8000 dollars, higher than in a month. Chief Johnson suspects incendiary origin for all fires and notes a possible “firelie” at work. Three alarms Saturday and Thursday saw homes, a barn, and a shack scorched, with one horse killed. two youths jailed for a false alarm, bonds set at fifty dollars.
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Fey
Johnson
Harry Goldstein
Main Street
American Bank and ‘Trust Company
East Main Street
Dr. Rosen
Fairfield Avenue
William Steet
MaLaren Richardson
Laurel *Avenue
New England Auto Wrecking Company
Benham Avenue
Brainard Armstrong to Cut Work Week in New London
The Brainard and Armstrong Company, a leading spool silk maker in New London, announces a reduction of the working schedule to three days a week. About 500 workers are affected as lack of business is the stated cause. Paris reports a violent new Polish offensive against Russian positions over a front of more than sixty miles, with Minsk penetration noted in a Soviet communique.
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New London
Brainard & Armstrong Company
Paris
Minsk
Moscow
New Haven Weather Summary for North Atlantic States
A weather note from New Haven outlines fair conditions early in the week with mild temperatures, followed by unsettled, locally rainy and cooler conditions midweek. Connecticut sees fair tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperature and moderate northeast winds, as a low over the Rockies and a high over New England influence widespread cloudiness and mild seasonal temperatures.
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Bridgenortight
Connecticut
Rocky Mountains
New England
Nda
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