Ryan Attacks Cartoon of Cox as Sacrilegious
Allan A. Ryan, fresh from Wall Street success with Stutz, subscribes 25,000 to the Cox campaign fund to expose alleged desecration in Harvey’s Weekly cartoons. He cites a Cox caricature on a ladder labeled Public Confidence and a profane caption, pledging support to defeat the League of Nations critics and back the Democratic cause. The letter to Democratic National Committee Chairman White declares campaigns financed by secret donors help Christian civilization and urges voters to rebuke the cartoonists and their backers.
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New York
Allan A. Ryan
Wall Street
Stutz
Cox Campaien Fund
Harvey's Weekly
Se Aior Harding
Chicco
Ryan
Chairman White
Democratic National Committee
Mr. White
George Ilarvey
Jarvey
Gov. Cox
George Harvey
Uncle Bum
Harvey
Wil- Jason
League of Nations
Immaculate Conception
Republican Party
Cox Jubilant Over Reports En Route With Governor Cox
Governor Cox travels through West Virginia Ohio and Indiana confident that his position on Article X of the League of Nations will aid his campaign mop up with a week left before the election. Reports from Chairman White and Ed H Moore cheer him on as he moves toward home.
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Cox
Hiron
W. Va
Chatrman White
Ed H. Moore
James M. Cox
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
League of Nations
Armenians Rout Turkish Forces Near Etchmiadzin
Constantinople Oct 25 The Armenians have repelled Turkish Nationalists on the plains at the foot of Mount Ararat near Etchmiadzin, the seat of the chief patriarch. Georgia sent an ultimatum to the Turks and Tartars demanding withdrawal from Georgia frontiers and halt threats to Batum on the Black Sea.
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Constantinople
A. P
Mount Ararat
Etchmiadzin
Georgia
Batum
Black Sea
Death of Brigadier General Rush C Hawkins at 89
New York city reports Brigadier General Rush C Hawkins died at St Vincent's hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a car on Fifth Avenue. The Civil War commander of Hawkins Zouaves was 89 years old.
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New York
Rush C. Hawkins
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Hand Broken in Junior Football Game
Harold Morauk of 709 Martin Street suffered a possible fracture of the right hand while playing football with Lenox Juniors against Fairfield Juniors yesterday. He was treated at the Emergency Room this morning by Dr. B. J. Ft.
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Lenox
Fairfield
Harold Morauk
Martin Street
B. J. FT
Cox Winner Predicted From White House Reports
Washington October 25 reports from Kentucky Indiana Ohio Connecticut Delaware and Maine reached the White House predicting Governor Cox victory for the first time since the election began. Early returns were said to be most favorable.
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Washington
Cox
White House
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Connecticut
Delaware
Fairfield to Host Real Old-Time Rally With Speakers
Fairfield Conn October 25 Democrats rally with a parade and a trump corps red flags and all the fixins will be in Sherman Hall at eight. Don S Ceitz and Countess Turczynowice will speak. Ceitz from Cos Cob is NY World business manager and an informed critic. Turczynowice known for her book When the Prussians Came to Poland and crowd appeal.
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Fairfield
Conn
Fairfield Ia
Sherman Hall
Don
Ceitz Ana Countess Turexynowice
Seite
Cos Cob
Poland
Hose Fire Mystery In Boston Water Department Test
Boston on October 25 reports flames spurting from a water hose during a test of large motor pumping engines. The hose, standard issue to the department and the National Board of Fire Underwriters, developed flames at two engine connections, burning holes on the outside. Commissioner John R. Murphy suggests friction sparks from hose elongation and contraction under high pressure as a possible cause.
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Boston
Department
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Fie
John R. Murphy
Ten Injured In Ship Explosion Cherbourg
A wireless despatch from Cherbourg says ten passengers were injured when an explosion occurred aboard the French liner France en route from Cherbourg to New York on Saturday. Tugs went out to bring back the wounded. details of the blast were not disclosed.
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Cherbourg
France
New York
Held for trial in auto crash on Lexington avenue
The City court continued the case of William Hales and Cynthia Robinson after a street brawl on Lexington avenue. Hales and Robinson remain hospitalized after alleged stab wounds. Holmes and the Robinson husband were among those charged. bonds set at 500 dollars for Holmes and 100 dollars for Mrs. Robinson.
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William Hales
Lexington Avenue
Cynthia Robinson
Highlind Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robinson
Holmes
Colored Are Charged With Assault and Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Busman Denies 50 Dollar Bill Charge In Court
Edward E B Sloneri a jitnog driver of 491 Park street was arrested after a passenger said he gave a fifty dollar bill by mistake for a one dollar fare and Sloneri testified he had no knowledge of taking the larger bill. The case was continued for police investigation. Margaret Schaffer of 720 Arctic street suffered an appendicitis attack at Seaside Park and was treated at Emergency hospital then moved to St Vincent's hospital.
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Edward EB. Sloneri
Park Street
Sloneri
Seaside Park
Margaret Schaeffer
Arctic Street
B. J. Coyle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Read School Diphtheria Cultures Ordered
Health Officer Dr William H Coon ordered facial throat cultures for all pupils in three Read school grades after three diphtheria cases emerged in a week. He expects to locate a carrier and says the situation is not cause for alarm given the mild conditions and precautionary testing.
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Read School
North Avenue
Wiliam H. Coon
Kresge fire not incendiary says Johnson
Chief Daniel Johnson reports the Kresge Five and Ten store fire likely not incendiary in origin though cause remains under study. Wiring examined shows no defect and damage about $600. Fire started in receiving dept and spread upward, quickly controlled by firefighters. Additional blaze at 257 Courtland Street due to defective fireplace. Police and fire officials investigate possible citywide firebug activity amid several recent fires.
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Johnson
Kresge
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Courtlana Street
Roth Baking Company
Hancock and
Pine [Street
Robert Hoffman
Bly
Tugs Weather Bound In Harbor Overnight
Three tons of soft coal for Eastern ports were in the charge of tugs Eugene Trughes Hockendaqua and the Charles McWilliams weather bound in the harbor overnight. Five of the barges were consigned to six parties in the city.
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Eugene Trughes
Hockendaqua
Charles McWilliams
Fairfield Child Struck by Auto in Street Accident
Five year old John Marry of Tunxis Hill road Fairfield was struck by a car driven by Morris A Geers of Fairfield. He sustained internal injuries and a possible fracture of the right hip, and was taken to St Vincent's Hospital after treatment at the Emergency hospital. Isadore Feldstein of 634 Pembroke street had his auto license case continued. police warned him to secure a license, following a minor crash at Grand street and North Washington avenue.
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Whle
John Marry
Tunxis Hill Road
Fairfield
Morris A. Geers
Fie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Isadore Feldstein
Pembroke Street
Grand Street
Washington Avenue
Alderman Brown Disputes Voting Machine Demonstrator Pay
Alderman Arthur Brown chairman of the Voting Machine committee says two Democratic demonstrators and one Republican billed for services as demonstrators on city voting machines shown in the fall. He accepts $105 claim by Albert Thorme the Republican but rejects the two Democrats Frankley and Louis Portelance as not hired by him. They were said to be selected by Town Chairman John A. Cornell and appointed by Mayor Wilson, each seeking $70.
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Arthur Brown
Aldermen
Brown
Albert Thorme
Frankley
Louis Portelance
John A. Cornell
Wilson
Who Is He Your Identification Must Be S Writing
The notice requests the recipient to bring or mail identification to the Times Office. It states the person making the first ren tification under the rules will be paid.
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Times Office
No Contest On Saturday Mixup Skips Prize
A Saturday profile mixup led readers to misidentify photos by description rather than the profiles. The error caused no contest prize to be awarded as the correct contest description was mistaken, and even the profile selector was fooled by the miscaption.
Bozeman fights extradition in White Plains court
Lieut. Fred A. Bozeman of the Burns Detective Agency faces extradition from Mount Kisco New York after a bench warrant in Bridgeport for assault on Frank Cozza. He posted bonds to guarantee appearance in White Plains and a civil damages hearing is set for next Friday. A body writ could be issued if he dodges proceedings.
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Fred A. Bozeman
Burns Detective Agency
Frank Virelli
State Police
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Frank Cozza
Broadstreet
White Plains
N.Y
Bozeman
Bridgeport
Common Pleas
Burns
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Connecticut
Superior Court
Boveman
British Coal Strike Settled Report
London reports say the great British coal strike has been settled with miners winning a victory though cabinet talks continue to show a drawn compromise. In Athens King Alexander's condition worsens with heart failure and suffocation.
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London
Federation of Miners
Cabinet
Wer
Athens
Alexander
Reckless driving case nolle entered city court
Jacob Antonvitch of 250 Sixth Street faced reckless driving charges after a Saturday mishap with a horse and wagon on East Main Street. A separate arrest saw John Vivalocane of 200 North Washington Avenue charged with operating a motorcycle without a license and released to await tomorrow’s City Court appearance.
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Nolle
Jacob Antonvitch
Sixth Street
East Main Street
John Vivalocane
North
Washington Avenue
MacSwiney Dies After Hunger Strike At Brixton Jail
London October 25 Terence MacSwiney Sinn Fein Lord Mayor of Cork Ireland died in Brixton jail after a hunger strike begun August 12 He was unconscious at the end and a martyr to Ireland's liberty His death follows prolonged protests and international concern over British policy toward Irish prisoners.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Sinn Fein
Cork
Ireland
Brixton
Father Dominic
Dominic
MacSwiney
Arthur O'Brien
Irish Self-Determination League
O'Brien
England
Brixton Jail Infirmary
Brixton Jail
Michael Fitzgerald
Get
House of Commons
Hamar Greenwood
Fitzgerald
Sinn
Lloyd George
Mamar Greenwood
Lucerne
Switzerland
Edward Carson
Mayor to Preside at Aldermen Meeting Tonight
Mayor Wilson has returned and will preside as the Board of Aldermen meets tonight. Most business is routine but the Broad Street extension is expected to be revisited. A report on funds may prompt a vote, with the mayor urging attendance. no ordinance committee report on jitney bus routing changes.
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Wilson
Board of Aldermen
Broad Street
Bound Over On Charge Of Theft In City Court
William Willis and Walter Benson, both colored, of 534 Water streets, bound over to December term of the Criminal Superior Court on charges of stealing a gold watch from Mike Weed of 89 Slate street. Bonds set at $200 each. A nol pros entered in William Tones case, also colored, linked to the alleged theft. Willis earlier faced theft charges involving $14 from Vincent Bros. Coal Co and was fined $25 and costs.
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William Willis
Walter Benson
Water Streets
Mike Weed
Slate Street
Bartlett
Criminal Superior Court
Nolse
William Tones
Willis
Vincent Bros. Coal Company
$15 For Argument With Policeman Charged
Joseph Demas of Railroad avenue faced three counts in City court this morning. He was fined $5 for assault and $10 for resisting arrest after his apprehension by Officer McGarigle. Demas, who admitted tipping a few in a Railroad avenue saloon, told the world he wasn’t afraid of any cop in Bridgeport. The case went to the law as Bridgeport’s peace custodian presided by a portly officer.
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Joseph Demas
Railroad Avenue
McGarigle
Demas
Hooch
Dennis
Bridgeport
Arm Break in Auto Cranking Accident at Connecticut Seaview
John Shea of 622 Newfield Avenue sustained a fracture of the right arm yesterday afternoon while attempting to crank an automobile at the corner of Connecticut and Seaview avenues. The broken bone was set by Dr. J. J. Coyle of the Emergency hospital.
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John Shea
Newfield Avenue
Connecticut
Seaview
J. J. Coyle
I MacSwiney Imprisoned Repeatedly in Cork and England
Terence MacSwiney, active in Cork politics, faced multiple imprisonments from 1816 to August 12 of the cited year. He was detained or deported to England on several occasions for seditious speech and political activity, with periods of release and subsequent re arrest. He endured health declines and continued exile.
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Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Wakefield
England
Ireland
Belfast
Dublin Grieves Over MacSwiney
Dublin records deep sorrow after the death of Cork's Lord Mayor MacSwiney in Brixton prison London. The city planned half mast though Mansion House was held by British troops. Mourning spread citywide as prayers rose in churches and a somber mood pervaded the capital.
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Dublin
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
London
Mansion House
Troops Raid South Ireland After MacSwiney Death
Dublin reports a large British troop operation across South Ireland launched today following news of the death of Terente MacSwiney. The actions come as crowds react to the news and authorities respond to the unrest.
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South Ireland
Dublin
Terente MacSwiney
Both to Blame in Assault Case
Charles Kamorski of 577 Gregors street was arrested for allegedly assaulting Albert Brankins of 418 Jackson avenue. In City Court the judge ruled both were equally to blame. Brankins was arrested and both cases were nolled on payment of costs.
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Charles Kamorski
Gregors Street
Albert Brankins
Jackson Avenue
Kamorski
Crankins
Brankins
Arrrest
Can Never Conquer Ireland Griffith Says
Arthur Griffith of Sinn Fein denounces British policy toward Ireland from Dublin claiming England aims to blockade and starve the nation. He cites Irish suffering, calls for American press presence, and asserts the Irish nation will endure amid brute militarism and punitive measures.
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Ireland
Griffith
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Irish Republic
E. de Valera
United States
England
America
Iceland
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Karl Curzon
Commons
Debade
Hamar Greenwood
O'Dwyer
Bansha
Counse
Ireiaha
Weather forecast for New Haven area and region
The bulletin notes unsettled conditions from 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. Tuesday with light local showers possible in New Haven and vicinity. Connecticut expects unsettled weather with showers and minimal temperature change, driven by disturbances over the St Lawrence Valley and the lower Mississippi Valley, and mild temperatures east of the Rocky Mountains.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
St. Lawrence Valley
Lake Region
New England
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
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