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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
4
Dentists emphasize dependable dentistry and high quality care to preserve public health. They claim long experience, patient satisfaction, and reasonable fees for examinations and needed work with modern methods including X rays and removable sanitary bridge work.
A note directed to William J. Morar sent by Treasury John A. Cornell Democratic chairman. The message requests room 11 for Citizens’ 62er.
Large audiences gathered at events across Sta Cyril and Methodius hall, Lincoln School, and a Lincoln district rally. Christopher P. Keenan of New York delivered a speech defending women's suffrage and criticizing Republican records, while speakers including Senator George B. Clark and Joseph J. Devine urged support for the Democratic ticket.
The Democratic National Committee reports total receipts through October 25 of 878831.24. Wilbur W Marsh says funds come mainly from contributions to the campaign fund with 150000 borrowed. New York contributed 665481.38, Chicago 52041.51, San Francisco 1763.90, women's bureau 8544.50. Disbursements reached 823345.09 nationwide.
Bonar Law’s wartime claim tied to treaties with Turkey noted as unresolved while local breweries faced a combined fine of 639000 dollars. A string of civic items followed from school porch lights to a veterans reception and a pledge to grow church membership.
The report compares receipts and expenses, noting the heaviest burden in San Francisco and a campaign cost for the women's bureau at 1,289.30. It lists commitments as of October 25 totaling 139,854.69 across naturalized citizens, organization, women's, statistics, general, and publicity and mentions two pledges of 25,000 each for advertising books related to the League of Nations.
Irish Americans in Boston condemn Senator Harding over the Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney’s death at a Sym phony hall meeting in support of the Democratic ticket. Former Mayor James M. Curley charged Harding with responsibility for MacSwiney’s murder, linking him with Lloyd George. Mayor Edward Quinn of Cambridge also spoke amid the crowd.
The meeting opened with strong speakers including ex- Congressman Fitzgerald and Senator Ashurst. Daniel H. Coakley funded expenses while D A Daniel J. Gallagher presided and others debated Ireland’s cause and U S policy. Ex Mayor Curley criticized Senator Harding as an enemy of Ireland and linked him to Lloyd George over the MacSwiney murder. Governor Cox backed treaty reservations and a free Ireland, urging American aid. The discussion framed as a pledge to stand with Ireland and against Harding.
The Republican National Committee estimates campaign expenditures for Warren G Harding at 3 442 892 32 with 3 042 892 32 spent by Oct 24 and an expected 400 000 more in the closing week. Upham filed the report with the Senate committee and noted prior spending between Oct 18 and 24.
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