Women Vote Rights Declared For Connecticut Elections
Attorney General Frank F. Mealy states a 1920 special session could ratify the Nineteenth Amendment. He concludes women may register as electors on September 16, 1920, vote on September 18, 1920, and vote in town elections on October 1, 1920. The piece also notes a political contest to identify the Republican leader described as handsome and busy.
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Ftartford
Frederick Ja Perry
Connecticut
Frank F. Mealy
Healy
Sealy
Erry
Supreme Court
Norwalk Street
Ralli ¥ Company
Iowa
General Assembly
Morford
Unger
Mac Swiney in great pain on hunger strike day 25
London Sept 16 Terence Mac Swiney Lord Mayor of Cork Ireland began the 25th day of his hunger strike in Brixton jail Infirmary. His condition was officially reported unchanged at 4 o clock. He was still conscious after a restless night and intermittent dozing.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Sion Fein
Cork
Ireland
Brixton Jail
MacSwiney
New Haven Lamp Inspector Declines Pay Increase
In New Haven on September 16 the lamp inspector Charles refused a salary increase, saying he can manage on his $1,750 pay. He informed the board of finance that his current wages are sufficient and he does not want more.
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New Haven
Charles
Board of Finance
John MacCormack Leaves Australia in London Flight
London reports singer John MacCormack has cancelled all Australian engagements and is leaving for London to escape the disturbed scene after part of the audience interrupted a recent performance by singing and shouting against him.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Melbourne
John MacCormack
Sinci
Mr. McCormack
Unger Wins Dollar By First Answer in Times Puzzle
Almost every score of answers to the profile puzzle in last night's Times was correct. Philip Unger of 16 Spring Street won the dollar for the first correct answer brought to The Times at 2:85. The list of incorrect early answers includes numerous local residents and addresses. In a separate note, Marty Lynge was arrested August 5 for operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license. he had secured a license during his last arraignment, as noted in City Court by Judge Wider.
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Edward H. Dilson
Philip Unger
Spring Street
Julius J. Shuetman
KR. G. Hurd Co
Cannon ‘Street
Thomas Keegan
Cgorado Avenue
Angelo Stuchio
Hallett Street
Thomas Donnelly
Franklin Street
Samuel Levin
Morgan Avenue
R. Greenstein
Capitol Avenue
BH. L. McAuliffe
Brook Street
Edwin Schule
Howland Dry Goods Company
Marty Lynge
Wider
Lynge
Lloyd George Faces Unprecedented Global and Domestic Crises
The British prime minister David Lloyd George confronts mounting duties as hunger strikes in Ireland, the threat of civil conflict, and a national coal strike looms. He negotiates with Russia and seeks unity with the Entente, while Britain battles financial strain and imperial commitments across Ireland, Egypt, Mesopotamia, and India.
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London
David Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Lloyd George
Russia
Poland
Paris
Miller
Near East
India
Persia
Foreign Office
Lloyd- George
Egypt
Anatolia
Mesopotamia
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Wall Street Blasts Destroys Morgan Office in Panic
A massive explosion at the J. P. Morgan & Company offices opposite the Stock Exchange plunges New York’s financial district into chaos. Windows shatter, police report up to 15 dead with estimates higher. the Stock Exchange closes as crowds swarm Broad and Wall streets.
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New York
Wall Street
Financial District
J. P. Morgan & Company
Stock Exchange
Wall Street Financial District
Morgan
Broad and
Wall Streets
Board of Governors
The
Exchange
Wall
Broad
Lower Manhattan
Lower New York
Manhattan Island
United States Sub-Treasury
Oppo
Lonergan Named For Senator Tyler Heads The Ticket
New Haven Democrats nominated Tyler of Haddam for Governor and Congressman Augustine Lonergan for United States Senator by unanimous vote. The rest of the ticket included Lieut. Governor F. O. Wagner, Secretary of State Fanny Welch, State Treasurer Amil Marzano, and comptroller candidates Harry J. Clark and J. C. Rourke. Delegates debated a possible slate with Lonergan and Fitzgerald, while confusion and late sessions marked the convention amid funeral attendance for Mrs. Alexander Troup.
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New Haven
Rowland Uy Tyler
Haddam
Augustine Lonergan
United States
F. O. Wagner
Lakeville
Miss Fanny
Dixon Welch
Columbia
Amil Marzano
Hartford
Harry J. Clark
Trumbull
J. C. Rourke
Danbury
Miss Welch
Connecticut
Lonergan
FitzGerald
Paige Ekiten
St. Mary
Ire
Contention Hall
Homer S. Cummings
Stamford
Don Seitz
New York World
Cos Cob
Thomas J. Spellacy
Associated Press
Alexander Troup
New Haven Union
Sand
Deschanel Enters Final Step Toward Resignation
Paris reports President Deschanel plans to resign, advised by physicians after earlier signs of strain. He reportedly told Premier Miller of his resolve and has appeared relieved at the prospect of leaving public life. An Echo De Paris account notes a Shakespearean tone to the unfolding events.
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Paris
Deschanel
Miller
Echo de Paris
M. Deschane
Orient Plans to Smash England Threat Foreshadowed at Congress
Constantinople, Sept 15 via London Sept 16. A gigantic upheaval against the British throughout the Orient was foreshadowed by speeches at the Asiatic Bolshevik congress at Aku. More than 1,000 delegates attended representing Telamic war, and the nationalist communique stressed serious intentions of a great movement against British rule. The Moscow government had representatives.
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Constantinople
London
Orient
Aku
Moscow
Milk Price Talks Reopen for October in Conn
Plainfield Conn Sept 16 The milk question crops up again with a plan to fix October prices for producers in eastern Connecticut The proposal would keep the rate steady through March 1 with a one cent a quart rise starting October 1 Distributors serving Providence and Boston retail markets would grant a one half cent increase
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Plainfield
Conn
Astern Connecticut
Providence
Boston
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