Spellacy Speaks for Democrats at Connecticut convention
New Haven report on Thomas Spellacy addressing the Democratic State convention. He criticizes Republican governance, cites state deficits and taxes, endorses Franklin D. Roosevelt and Cox for president, and contrasts Democratic and Republican records, including Harding’s Senate tenure and Ireland policy.
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New Haven
United States Attorney
Thomas J. Spellacy
Portrayed G.O.P Porch Image in Campaign Clash
The speech mocks Captain Cox and Governor Cox on self-determination and party achievements while criticizing Hardinz. It contrasts Democratic wartime leadership with Republican probes and defends the League of Nations as the campaign’s central issue. The speaker urges voters to study the record and vote conscience, noting continuing discussions on policy.
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Spellacy
Connecticut
Baldwin
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party
Brandegee
United States
Frank B. Brandeee
Brandexee
League of Nations
Senate
Gmocrat
EAC
San Francisco
United Desire
Democratic Party
Ohio
Commonwealth
Congression
Pimnecti
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D
Ena Pears For
America
Amer
Warren G. Harding
Chicago
Harding
Old Guard
Penrose
Smoot
Lodge
Faot
Louis Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Republican Organization
Ireland
Gerry
Frank P. Walsh
Walsh
Trish
Hardinz
Gov. Cox
Japan
China
Turkey
Persia
Homer Cummings
Cummings
Congress
All America
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Senate of the United States
Marine Eye Remedy Co Ad Claims Soothing Eye Drops
Ancient style ad copy promotes a so called Marine Eye Remedy Co product from Chicago claiming quick relief for tired itching and strained eyes. It vows safe use for infant or adult and offers a free Eye Book from the firm.
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Marise
Atall Druggists
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
New real men clothes styles aim for athletic fit
The piece champions plain, well-fitted men’s suits with no frills. It praises rich fabrics like herringbones and hairline stripes in blues browns and checks, noting Kuppenheimer as top of the line and praising value from all makers.
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Kuppenheimer
Lovely hand made white batiste waists
Hand crafted waist fashions described with drawnwork lace medallions and ruffles. Prices range from $5.75 to $7.50 for various square-neck, shawl-collar and vest styles on the second floor.
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Batiste
Ivory like toilet table goods advertised here
Ivory like beauties for toilet table praised for composition that imitates real ivory at a tenth the price. DuBarry pattern noted for beauty with range from 1c to 12.50. Other ivory like pieces priced 65c to 9.50. Availability high now, matching last season’s pieces may be hard later. Center aisle front.
Suit at Foster Besse Co. Questioned by Authorities
A fragment notes a legal matter involving Foster Besse Company. It references a suit at the firm, with officials or authorities connected, but details are unreadable. Further readable context is unavailable to specify parties, location, or dates.
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Foster- Besse Co
Scarfs of marabou in taupe shades on sale
Sargely scarfs of marabou, fluffy and light in taupe seal black and natural, include cape styles and wavy tails. Made in a clever fashion to prevent twisting. Priced from 9.50 to 22.50. Center aisle.
Redfern Corsets Advertises Two Models at Low Prices
An old classifieds note touts Redfern corsets in two popular styles and sizes. Lace-front and laced-back models offer sizes 23 to 28, with prices of six dollars for the set. The copy emphasizes high quality and fashion.
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Redfern
Howland Double-Service corduroy suit for active boys
Tough corduroy suit built for rough play with a roomy plain coat, belt, large pockets, and durable lining. Two pairs of trousers extend the life of the outfit, priced at $15. Located in the front basement.
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Main Street
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the Boys’ Store
Foster-Besse Co
BESSE
John Beck
Ell Timeee
Howland Dry Goods
Times Office
the Times
Thomas Broderick
Catholic University
Siac Theater
Tor Co