Democratic State Ticket Names for Connecticut Offices
The ticket lists U S Senator Augustine Lonergan from Hartford as candidate alongside Governor Rollin A Tyler of Haddam Lieutenant Governor Ernest O Wagner of Salisbury Secretary of the State Mrs Fannie Dixon Welch of Columbia Treasurer Jamil Marzano of Hartford Comptroller Robert J Walsh of Danbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Augustine Lonergan
Hartford
ernor—Rollin A. Tyler
Haddam
Ernest O. Wagner
Salisbury
Fannie Dixon Welch
Columbia
Jamil Marzano
Robert J. Walsh
Danpury
Cox Tours Bridgeport Promoting League of Nations
Governor Cox rallied a Bridgeport crowd at the Casino and Arena, urging immediate ratification of the League by the Senate. The turnout, described as the largest in Bridgeport's history, showcased strong belief in the humanitarian cause and the candidate's conviction. The piece urges the city to register enthusiasm so future generations recall the moment without embarrassment.
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Bridgeport
Middle West
New England
League of Nations
United States Senate
Cox
League
Census Shows City Population Tops Rural For First Time
The fourteenth census reports 105,683,108 people with 54,816,209 living in incorporated cities of 2,500 or more and 50,866,899 in rural areas. City growth outpaced rural gains 28.6 percent versus 3.1 percent from 1910 to 1920, signaling a shift from farms to towns and a potential rise in food prices unless farm production expands.
Publishing Problems Threaten Postwar British Books
The era after the war is hurting publishers in England as high costs cut book production and markets favor best sellers and technical works. This trend endangers young authors and could impoverish the literary landscape, with the 1920-21 season likely to bring continued trouble for British publishers.
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England
Beans humble bean boosts Boston fame and Manchuria
A fragment notes beans and the soya bean enhancing Boston and Manchuria's reputations. It hints at the Far East vegetable industry gaining prominence, but the text is incomplete and unclear on specific events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Manchuria
Far East
Soya Beans Drive Oil Trade Across Manchuria and Dairen
The soya bean, long used as food, is now valued mainly for its lubricating oil. Northern and southern Manchuria grow up to 2 million tons, with Texas-sized acreage. Dairen hosts about 56 mills shipping oil to the United States, which buys roughly 116,600 short tons yearly, concentrated under Japanese control despite Chinese production and American consumption.
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Manchuria
Texas
Dairen
America
China
United States
Near East relief saves over half a million lives
Editorial notes praise the Near East Relief for saving more than 500000 lives in Armenia and Syria, with 54000 infants in orphanages and 110000 children under care. It reports $41000000 in funds managed honestly and notes global wool market shifts and high hotel food profits in Boston.
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The
Near East
America
Armenia
Syria
Women Admire Cox Personality At Bridgeport Meeting
A crowded Bridgeport gathering awaited Governor Cox with anticipation. After delays and minor disruptions, Cox entered to a thunderous ovation, praised by women for his intelligence and charm while stressing peace, League of Nations, and conservatism alongside remarks by Attorney Robert DeForest and Congressman Lonergan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
William ‘J. Hincks
Walter Laxhar
Father Komara
Robert DeForest
David B. King
League of Nations
Governor Cox
Congressman Lonergan
Obituary notices for Tracy Burrell Clarke Blake and others
Obituaries for Mrs Mary Tracy from 540 Warren Street Hartford. funeral tomorrow at Mullins Scott Redgate parlors and Sacred Heart Church with burial at St Michael's cemetery. Also funeral for Cornelius E Burrell city bridges chief from 752 Connecticut Avenue and St Luke's at 2:80. Susan J Clarke funeral yesterday at H E Bishop mortuary 74 Fairfield Avenue with interment Lake View cemetery. Thomas Blake of 372 Gregory Street died yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital with family survivors listed. Frank Harvey Thomas funeral held yesterday from 206 Carroll Avenue and Riverside Cemetery Huntington Conn.
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Mary Tracy
Warren Street
Hartford
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Cornelius Eb, Burrell
Cornelius E. Burrell
Connecticut Avenue
St. Luke's
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Susan J. Clarke
H. E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Rev. J. Long
Berean Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Thomas Blake
Gregory Street
St Vincent's Hospital
South End
Catherine Wallace
Joan
Michael Burns
Sacred Heart Holy Name Society
Frank Harvey Thomas
Carroll Avenue
Baker
Stratford Avenue
Davidson
Newfield M. Ew
Riverside Cemetery
Huntington
Conn
Mullins, Scott & Redgate
Golden Hill Street
St. Michael's
Blake
Automobile Cortere
Gaibe
Father Ordered to Send Daughter to School
Louis Bako of 88 Columbus Court was ordered in City Court today to enroll his 15 year old daughter in school. The girl, appearing in court, said she preferred work to school, and Bako is father to five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bako
Columbus Court
Bako
Antique Egg Barrage Sparks City Court Appearance
After a two day probe into two alleged joy riders who assaulted Main Street with ancient eggs, Paul Marks and Morris Walsh were arrested on breach of peace charges. They were released on bonds and face arraignment tomorrow. The heaviest damage hit Albert Zinn's restaurant at 2410 Main Street with 48 eggs thrown. The attackers drove a Chevrolet with license CE6145, listed to John Wolfe of 64 Cannon Street.
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Main Street
Trade Department
Paul Marks
Pequowmock Dtrest
Morris Walsh
Charles Street
Albert Zinn
Biate Motor Vehicle Department
John A EL Wolfe
Cannon Street
Busman Parnelli Fined for Reckless Jitney Run
Louis Parnelli of 145 Central Avenue was arraigned in City Court this morning on three counts. He was fined $15 for operating his jitney without licenses driving recklessly and using a restricted route for the bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Parnelli
Central Avenue
Colored folks meet at casino for opening reception
Thousands of colored residents from across the state gather at the State Street Casino tonight to celebrate the opening of a new colored fraternity building on Main Street. A parade led by a military band precedes the reception with representatives from state colored fraternal societies participating.
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State Street
New Colored Fraternity
Main Street
F. Grey
New Haven
Marhal
Cap Biggs
Maron
Hertford
Poisoned Candy Sent to Actress in New York Theatre
Peggy O Neil, an actress, says a box of chocolates sent anonymously to her dressing room contained arsenic and strychnine. She became ill during a Savoy Theatre performance about a month earlier and has returned to the cast. Police and details of the anonymous delivery remain under investigation.
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London
Peggy O'Neil
Savoy Theatre
Peril Seen If Harding Wins Says Peabody
New York banker George Foster Peabody, former Democratic National Committee treasurer, warns of grave danger if Senator Harding becomes president. He calls Harding's polished manner dangerous and urges voters to reject the Republican choice amid constitutional responsibilities and powerful presidency. He contests Republicans and party leaders for allowing such a decision by a Senate group.
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New York
George Foster Peabody
Democratic National Committee
United States
Senator Harding
Hardine
Mr. Peabody
Doges of
Venice
Council of ‘Ten
Harding
White House
Republican Party
George Harvey
Springfeld
Gloom on Republican HQ as Cox influence questions rise
Reports from Republican headquarters show doubt growing after a large crowd applauded Governor Cox but insiders say the outlook is bleak. Betting odds on Harding’s state win slipped from 7 to 1 to even, while collectors struggle and assessors predict record levies to fund campaigns. Ballard’s treasurer period is cited as prior contributions sent to Hartford.
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Cox
Harding
Ballard
Hartford
$50 Fine Over Bennett Demurrer
A City court judge under Judge Bartlett overruled a demurrer by counsel for Frank Bennett of 64 Lee Avenue. Bennett, arrested for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence, received a minimum $50 fine and served notice of an appeal. The editor commented on Senator Harding’s Baltimore remarks about one man government, asserting Harding favors no man’s government.
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Frank Bennett
Lee Avenue
Bartlett
Bennett
Harding
Baltimore
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Democratic
James M. Cox
Australia
Gallagher
State College of Agricuture
Ithica, Y
Progres
Samuel Gompers
Gov. Cox
Busman
N. N. Williams
H. Regusters
Frederick Arrington
Vincent Clinton
W. Jones
William Jackson
W. C. Corker
William Francis
George C. Burfort
Jesse Jackson
Milton Wilhoite
George Murry
Harold Whiting
Hey Kearney
George Sisco
Robert Smith
John Clark
Edward Riley
T. E. Moyers
J. R. Farrar
Robert L. Brown
A. Storms
F_ Fields
Walter Williams
J. H. Culivan
Isaac Monroe
Robert Bust
J. A. Balfour
Thomas Cook
W. C. Piper
LEKAS
Sullivan
Pvt
George Lekas
United States Marine, Corps
Waster Street
Marine’ Corps
Maine
26Th Division
Ings
Clinton Avenue
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Stratford
Barnum Ave
Lamson
Fairfield Ave
Gidsep
Manufacturing Corporation
Ebherrance
Gias
Park Place
Peter T. Brennan
William St. City
Guy
Board of Contract
Suply
City Hall
East Washington Ave
East Washington Avenue
Cormission
Huntington Road
Cor
Atham St
William St
Gisto
Howian
Livingstone Place
Warren St
Barnum
Center St
Bedewick St
Gaus
Bennett Demurrer
Meigs & Cos
Women
Chilcren
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