Holcomb Clergyman Feud Over League of Nations Remarks
Public exchange unfolds between Governor Holcomb and Rev. Kenneth Kingston after Holcomb labeled League supporters traitors at a Southington rally on Oct. 14. Kingston counters with critiques of patriotism and references to Washington, while Holcomb defends his stance and reaffirms the dispute should end.
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Holcomb
Kenneth Kingston
Southington
Frandeger
Blodgett
Pludgeon
Blodgetts
Kingston
Gov. Holcomb
League
William 3
H. Thompson
Chicago
Gov Holcomb
George Washingston
Washington
Dolley
Women confront stingy voters in Republican fund drive
Democratic politicians and lawyers in the city are intrigued by Republican canvassers led by Mia MacDonald who seek campaign funds. The women report Democrats on their lists refuse all contributions, deeming the effort improper. MacDonald discusses the issue with Frank Ballard after discovering funds prepared for last year’s Vincent mayoral campaign.
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Mia
MacDonald
Republican State Committee
Sin l
The
Met
Hadeen
Vincent
Vacation spots offered to Senator Harding in campaign drive
Marion Ohio headlines report volunteers and supporters suggesting vacation getaways for Senator Harding as election day approaches. Several winter resorts have offered hosting him and private homes are available for rental after the campaign.
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Marion
Harding
New Ambassador Named by Rome
Rome reports Senator Rolandi Ricet is slated to be appointed ambassador in Washington, according to Popolo Romano Sotey.
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Rome
Rolandi Ricet
Popolo Romano Sotey
Mekan
Washington
Mac Swiney Mass At St Charles Church
A solemn requiem will be said by Rev Father Gloster at St Charles Church on Wednesday morning November 3 at 7 30 for the repose of the soul of Terence Patrick MacSwiney the hunger striking Lord Mayor of Cork who died in Ireland early yesterday morning
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Father Gloster
St. Charles Church
Once MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
May Ask Courts to Stop East Washington Bridge Work
Proposals to halt contracts for a new East Washington avenue bridge face injunction proceedings. A $125,000 appropriation exists with $80,000 spent on steel and $45,000 remaining. Costs to complete are estimated near $800,000 while city finances are cited as insufficient. A protest by Frank Miller Lumber Co. was filed at the aldermanic meeting and a prominent men’s meeting is planned to discuss action.
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East Washington Avenue
Frank Miller Lumber Company
Police Parade Saturday to Feature Bridgeport Officers
The Bridgeport Police Department will parade Saturday at 1 20 PM. Superintendent Flanagan and Police Commissioner President John C Stamey announce the annual inspection and march through city streets ending at headquarters. Mayor Wilson and officials will review from the City Hall green. Firefighters will not parade this year.
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Park City
Bridgeport
Flanagan
Police Department
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
Main
State Street
Thomas Flood
John A. Leonard
Fire Department J
May dynamite scene of fires at Boston and Noble
Fire alarms twice in weeks attend a morning blaze at the dump on Boston and Noble avenues at 2084 o clock with no nearby structures damaged. Officials report the dump is buried and dynamite may be considered to clear it. Separate dispatch from Washington notes two American citizens killed in Tampico oil fields.
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Boston and
Noble Avenues
Washington
Tampico
State Department
Whiskey Links Seen to New Britain Murder Case
The body of Enio Rinaldino, 26, of New Britain, was found shot in a Hudson on a desolate road near Reservoir No 4. A revolver with exploded chambers and a knotted handkerchief suggest foul play tied to alleged whiskey ring connections. A second liquor case victim, Albert Nigratti of New Haven, died after a confrontation with an assailant known as Sporty Mike.
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Nio Rinaldine
New Britain
Farmington
Rinaldino
Hinaldino
Erio
Enio
Hartford Water System
Liquor Clique
Albert Nigratti
New Haven
Mike
Nigratti
Nisratti
Grace Hospital
Human Calliope In The City Court
E W Mattegat from Stepney north of the Park City went to Bridgeport for a show at Polis Playhouse. He applauded loudly and whistled, drawing the attention of police who then summoned him to court. The judge reprimanded him and dismissed the case.
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E. W. Mattegat
Stepney
Park City
Bridgeport
Polis
Playhouse
Mattegat
Will of Italian Banker Leaves Estate as Trust for Depositors
New Haven October 26 The will of Pasquale Fusco a private Italian banker who died two weeks ago during a parade in this city disposes of an estate valued about 100000 The will makes the entire estate a trust fund to be administered by Fuscos two eldest sons Louis and Imberto for two years to secure the savings of his countrymen who trusted his bank The eight sons and two daughters will share in the trust’s final distribution after two years
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New Haven
Pasquale Fusco
Dean
Suseco
Louis
Imberto
Mr. Fusco
Identification Prize Notice Urges Written Claims
A Times notice invites individuals to provide written identification under specific rules. The first person to submit valid ID will receive payment, with details to be brought or mailed to the Times Office. The text emphasizes documented claims and the official process for eligibility.
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Times Office
Identifications Narrowed in Caesar Misch Store Case
The Times reports Morris Nussenfeld’s portrait proved a sticker with only one positive ID. J F Keane of 35 Nichols Street was the sole person who could identify the store’s assistant manager after noon today.
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Morris Nussenfeld
Times
J. F. Keane
Nichols Street
Big Rally At Shelton School Tonight
A major Democratic rally is planned at Shelton School with speakers including William R. Palmer United States Marshal for the district and Mrs G B Sanford of Redding. Other local candidates and party workers will present campaign issues to a large audience of supporters tonight and across several neighborhood events this week.
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Shelton
William R. Palmer
Oxford
United States
Marshall
Marshall Palmer
Camp Aien
G. B. Sanford
Redding
Alderman Hogan
Edward J. Tole
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Harry J. Platt
Congress
Joseph J. Devine
Rank Clancy
Harry Silverstone
Center Street
New Haven
Sheri Frank Palmier
William Cobianchi
Alfred J. Bowen
Laurence Gallagher
Frank Clanck
New York City
East Side
William B. Wilson
Labor
Wilson
Rallies Tonight At Sherman Hall And Shelton School
Speakers Don C. Seitz of the New York World and Countess Turcesnowicz headline Evening rallies to explain League of Nations issues. Republicans independents invited. Combined Sixth and Eighth District rally at Shelton School with local candidates.
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Sherman Hall
Fairtida
Post Office Street
League of Nations
Ty Don C. Seitz
New York World
Countess Turcesnowicz
Slawson in City Court Traffic Charge
Samuel J. Slawson superintendent of the public schools was arraigned in City Court for violating traffic rules by not keeping to the right on North Main Street. He admitted fault but said he acted to avoid injuring children from a school. Traffic Officer William Booth made the arrest.
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Main Street
Slawson
Buckingham
Mayor Disgusted Over Defeat of Extension Bill
The Broad Street extension bill died in the Board of Aldermen after Mayor Wilson fought in caucus and at the meeting. A tied vote led to a second count showing eight against and seven in favor. The meeting also ordered city autos housed in the new municipal garage and approved street layout changes and compensation settlements related to property appeals and Plaza benefits.
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Broad Street
Board of Aldermen
Wilson
Hamilton
Orland Street
Parker Seeley
Seeley
Mary Taylor
Sussman, Fuer & Co
Trolley Company Sued for 5000 Dollars in Connecticut
Curtis Henry Caulkins, 13, of Port Trumbull beach, sues a Connecticut trolley company in Superior Court for 5000 dollars claiming serious injuries from being struck by a trolley car at Fort Trumbull Beach on August 4. His father, Clarence E. Caulkins, also files a 2500 dollar collateral suit against the company.
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Connecticut Company
Curtis Henry Caulkins
Port Trumbull Beach
Clarence E. Caulkins
Young Caulkins
Fort Trumbull Beach
Property dispute sparks Fairfield suit over will and title
Michael J. Jordan of Bridgeport sues Elizabeth Tierney and William Burr of Fairfield seeking return of a property left by the late Michael Murphy. The case centers on a sale by James Murphy to Tierney, alleged to violate the will. Burr, as administrator, is accused of withholding title pending the dispute. In another matter, William Wolfe, 16, was bound over to the December term of the Criminal Superior Court on charges from a 16 year old.
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Fairfield
Michael J. Jordan
Bridgeport
Elizabeth Tierney
Wiliam_O. Burr
Michael Murphy
James
Itzabeth Tierney
Burr
Wolfe
William Wolfe
Courtland Street
Criminal Superior Court
All Ireland in Grip of British Army and Riots
London reports Cork jail hunger striker Joseph Murphy dies 15 hours after Terence MacSwiney. Ireland sees mass armed presence as firing and riots erupt in Cork Thurles and Belfast. British troops patrol city centers while inquest delayed. Sinn Fein to attend MacSwiney funeral in London.
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London
Sinn Fein
Joseph Murphy
Cork
Terence MacSwiney
Ireland
Harbor Board
MacSwiney
Thurles
Belfast
Brixton
Home Office
Dail Birmann
John MacSwiney
Annie
Mary
Michael Fitzgerald
J. Joseph Murphy
Dublin
MarSwiney
Dominic
Queen tribe king in Supreme Court case in Hamden
Romani claimant “King Joe” Kwanno and family members were arrested in Hamden over a year ago for sneak thievery. The trio's bonds were set at 3000 dollars each, with King Joe posting gold and silver. The case was postponed to the next term as New Haven county cases dominate the week. The session opened with Chief Justice Wheeler and Justice Curtis newly serving in their roles. The first trial involved Samuel Gardner suing East Rock Lodge for 1000 dollars over an alleged expulsion.
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Supreme Court
Joe” Kwanno
Connecticut
Joe
Rosia
Katherine
Hamden
Superior Court
New Haven County
New Haven
George W. Wheeler
Bridgeport
Howard J. Curtis
Stratford
Edwin B. Gager
Hartford
William S. Case
West Hartford
John T. Beach
Stephen Chernisky
St. Stephen's Church
High New Haven
Samuel G. Gardner
East Rock Lodge
Protest planned over MacSwiney death in city and plaza
Delegates from Irish societies meet at Emmets Hall 28 Fairfield Avenue to arrange a monster protest for the death of Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney. A large rally is set for next Sunday afternoon. Tomorrow night on the Plaza the Farmer Labor party holds a protest with Sean Conway among speakers.
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Emmet's Hall
Fairfield Avenue
Terence MacSwiney
Farmer-Labor Party
Guests Slide Down Ropes to Safety in Hotel Fire
Portchester October 26 a blaze at the Palace Hotel trapped 28 guests including seven women. Guests escaped by sliding down ropes tied to bed steads causing about 10000 in damage. In a separate City court scene Judge Bartlett suspended payment of costs totaling 10 for Jane Reese of 364 Stratford avenue who theft from William Nelson colored valued at 17.
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Portchester
Palace Hotel
Janes Reese
Stratford Avenue
William Nelson
Bartlett
Reese
More Saloon Men Forfeit $50 Bonds
Two more saloon keepers, Leonard Coppozzi and Leslie Bednar, forfeited $50 bonds after missing court appearances in the city case against alleged 18th amendment violations. David Wichinsky’s case was continued to November 4 as authorities investigate counterfeit hooch labeling.
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Leonard Coppozzi
Lexington Avenue
Leslie Bednar
Johnson Street
Coughlin
Harry Green
John Halpin
Hooch
Artiss
David Wichinsky
Grand
Whichinsky
Bridgeport
Coroner Finds Fusco Responsible in Stratford Killing
Coroner John J. Phelan rules Joseph Esposito of Waterbury responsible for the murder of his former wife Mrs Mary S Pisc o of Stratford. The Oct 8 shooting took place at the Stratford home in front of the couple’s three children. Esposito fled and remains at large.
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Joseph Esposito
Waterbury
Mary S. Pisco
Stratford
John J. Phelan
Esposito
Weather forecast for New Haven region and state
The forecast calls for generally cloudy and unsettled weather with showers tonight and Wednesday. Winds from the east to south remain fresh, with little temperature change. A western trough of low pressure stretches from Louisiana to lower Michigan, signaling rain east of the Mississippi and reaching the region later today or tonight.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississippi River
Atlantic
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Mr. Holcomb
Mayor Thompson
ST. Charles
City
East Washington Bridge
May Dynamite
Nussenfeld
Shelton School
Trolley Company
All Ireland
FUSCO
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