White And Hays Give Estimates Of The Election
In frank interviews, Floyd MacGirt relays White and Hays laying out electoral hopes. Hays predicts Republican gains in Kentucky Maryland Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma and more while White cites solid south and close fights in New York and Ohio amid party split impacts.
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Mayor Wilson Urges Women to Vote in New Era
Mayor Clifford B. Wilson issues a proclamation urging women to register by October 4 to vote after ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment. Women 21 and over may state their age at registration as required. The notice urges participation at polls and taking citizenship oaths when Board of Selectmen meetings occur.
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Bi-Weekly Chamber Dinners Feature Notable Speakers
The Chamber of Commerce schedules five bi weekly dinners from September 9 to November 10. Speakers include Dr. George S. Vincent president Rockefeller Foundation Willis H. Booth of Guaranty Trust Dr. George H. Strayer of Columbia University Mrs Sophia Delevan past president Woman's Chamber of Commerce and George McAneny executive manager New York Times. A course ticket covers all five events.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Willis H. Booth
Guaranty Trust Company
George H. Strayer
Columbia University
Sophia Delevan
Woman's Chamber of Commerce
George McAneny
New York Times
Mac Swiney Still Alive After 42 Days Hunger Strike
London September 23 Terence Mac Swiney the hunger striking Lord Mayor of Cork Ireland remains living in Brixton jail after 42 days without food. He slept well overnight and showed pain and weakness upon waking, the jail announced.
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Brixton
MacSwiney
Banks Named In The 25th Senate Nomination
Stratford convention named Wimere S Banks for senator from the 7th District. The Fairfield resident won on the second ballot with 19 votes to 16 for incumbent John J. Dillon of Shelton and 7 for Harry Sherwood of Westport. New Haven reports: fourteen drunks were arrested in three hours yesterday afternoon.
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Fairfield
John J. Dillon
Shelton
Harry Sherwood
Westport
New Haven
North Italy Riots Over Factory Seizures Spread
London reports rioting in northern Italy after labor soviets refused to evacuate seized factories. Guards were fired on near Turin, one guard killed and several wounded. Disorders in Brescia and Sandona as workers refuse to surrender plants. Violence described as spreading, with 34 of 51 factories adopting hostile resolutions.
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Lake visit at Stratford backfires on insurgents
Everett J. Lake the Republican nominee for governor visited Stratford last Saturday, aiming to boost insurgent support. The event instead exposed a factional fight within the Stratford Republican club, triggering resentment among many local Republicans and contributing to insurgent defeats at the primaries. Lake reportedly vowed to avoid Fairfield county in future, letting factions settle their differences without his help.
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Old Town
Republican Club
Fairfield County
Deschanel Sent to Hospital After Collapse
Paris reports former French president Paul Deschanel was rushed to a private hospital after a serious and sudden collapse. In Washington a naturalization court granted final papers to 185 applicants as the term nears closing with hundreds more awaiting hearings.
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Paris
Paul Deschanel
France
Naturalization Court
United States
No Danger Of Coal Panic Here As Yet
The National Coal Association states adequate coal supplies will meet demand before winter and recommends staged buying. Bridgeport dealers largely agree, citing mining strikes and limited rail shipments as the main cause of tight stocks. Prices stand at 17.50 with no immediate drop expected and miners’ output shaping the outlook.
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Times
Hera
Unemployment Rise and Factory Cuts Hit Hartford
Hartford reports show rising unemployment with many local factories laying off workers. Some are rehired at other plants for lower wages. skilled mechanics are in greater supply. Hartford Rubber Works reportedly laid off up to 700 as a tire department shifts west. A four day week affects limited departments. others maintain eight hours.
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Warner Brothers
John W. Fields
Field
Correction issued over GE order rumor for Stratford builder
The Times retracts a report that William F. Charles of West Broad Street Stratford had received an order from General Electric for 100 dwellings. Charles denies any such order and says the error originated in the paper's editorial rooms. The correction expresses regret for the mistake.
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Times
England quotes Harding on Ireland in cabled interview
London September 23 Senator Warren G Harding Republican presidential nominee regards Ireland as a purely British domestic problem The Morning Post printed a cabled interview quoting Harding saying It is not in the province of either the United States or the League of Nations to interfere in the Irish question.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Ireland
Morning Post Today
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League of Nations
Norwalk Bomb Threats Prompt Precaution Measures
Norwalk police are investigating a wave of threatening letters said to be sent to multiple city factories and banks promising bombs if certain demands are unmet. Authorities deny unusual activity but are taking extra precautions at several institutions. Sheriff Pease's Bridgeport office is reportedly asked for additional deputies.
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Japan to sue California over anti Japanese bill
Tokio reports say Japan will urge Washington to appoint a commission to solve Japanese American issues. If California passes anti Japanese legislation, Japan will sue the California legislature as unconstitutional and a breach of treaty rights.
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Californs
North Church Seeks Heir Determination in Court
The North church asks the Superior court to determine who holds interests in its property. Deeds dated a century ago state that if the property is ever used for nonreligious purposes it would revert to the donor’s heirs. The church filed a friendly petition to identify all rightful heirs.
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Superior Court
Who Is He Authorized for Identification Request
A written identification is required and must be brought or mailed to the Times Office. The notice appears to urge the reader to identify the person responsible for a specific action or inquiry and to submit documentation.
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Sipner Chie
Ericie Weil
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OReilly Corrects Identity in Profiles Case
M. J. O'Reilly of 53 James street confirms yesterday's profile as Thomas M. Cullinan former city attorney. Others guessing correctly include Robert J. H. Emmons John J. Kane J. J. Schneiman Marie L. Sheridan Mildred Larsen Marion Phew Dorothy Truesdell and Thomas Lattin with addresses listed.
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M. J. O'Reilly
James Street
Thomas M. Cullinan
Robert J. H. Emmons
Noble Avenue
John J. Kane
Stillman Street
J.J. Schneiman
Railroad Avenue
Marie L. Sheridan
Mildred Larsen
Fairfield Avenue
Marion Phew
Dorothy Truesdell
Grove Street
Thomas Lattin
Wood Avenue
Bandits Loot Waterbury Coffee House at Bank Street
Seven masked gunmen raided the coffee house and gambling venue run by Matthew and Louis Bovine at 289 Bank Street in Waterbury at 4 am. They robbed eighteen patrons, recovering cash and valuables estimated between 2000 and 4000 dollars. Matthew Bovine was stripped of 400 dollars and a diamond ring. undertaker Michael Majorany was coerced into surrendering his diamond ring under threat of firing.
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Matthew
Louis Bovine
Bank Street
Walker Home Society elects officers for year
At a meeting last night the Walker Home Society elected Sophia Brady as president Ida Montiar as vice president W G Brady as secretary Marta Farrar as treasurer and Edward L Farrar as trustee The society is raising funds to build a home for colored aged people at 111 117 Beardsley Street with Mary Walker of Whiting Street as leading charitable worker in the city
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Walker Home Society, Inc
Sophia Brady
Ida Montiar
W. G. Brady
Marta Farrar
Edward L. Farrar
Walker Home Society
Beardsley Street
Mary Walker
Whiting Street
Governor Vetoes Soldiers' Bonus And Registration
Hartford dispatch reports Governor Holcomb refused to sign the wartime bonus referendum and women voting registration bills. He rejects the bonus referendum as beyond the September legislative scope, and cites lack of time to notify registration boards for the Friday Saturday voter registration. The teachers' $1,150,000 bonus bill awaits his action.
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Times Hartford
Holcomb
Grand jury probes blow up at accident
A special Board of Education meeting is set for next Monday at 8 o clock to discuss adding portable schools. Longfellow school is among those slated for expansion to ease crowding conditions.
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Longfellow School
Wall Street blast seen as accident disputed by Flynn
New York September 24 The grand jury probes the Wall Street explosion line with witnesses from explosive firms and wagon records. Justice official William Flynn remains convinced the blast was a plot, while a DOJ stenographer cites a warning from a man friend days earlier.
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Department of Justice
Wall Street
Carless
Grand Jury
Carl Ditmar
Ditmar Company
George Geerhard
E. T. Dupo and
de Nemours Company
Flynn
Tate Arrested On Hooch Charge
John D. Tate of 14 Suburban Avenue was arrested yesterday by federal agents for liquor in his saloon on Middle Street. He will be brought before United States Commissioner Hugh Lavery for a hearing.
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Middle Street
United States
Hugh Lavery
Irish Town Is Given to Torch by Soldiers
Dublin reports a reprisal attack by British soldiers and policemen in County Clare after a clash between Milltown Malbay and Lehinch. Four policemen and one soldier were killed. mills town Malbay partly destroyed by fire as civilians flee. Twenty six civilians arrested near Milltown Malbay on charges related to the battle.
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County Clare
Milltown-Malbay
Lehinch
Milltown- Malbay
Balbriggan
McDonald, Gas Victim Recovers After Attempted Suicide
James McDonald a 27 year old foreman at Bridgeport Brass Company attempted death by self at his home 32 Huron Street late last night. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital and regained consciousness this morning. His condition is not critical and recovery is assured.
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Huron Street
Bridgeport Hospital
No Plan To Wreck Gov Coxs Train En Route
Deming New Mexico Sept 23 Governor Cox survives earlier derailment near Peoria Arizona as his special train continues toward Albuquerque on a detoured Southern Pacific route. Railway officials deny track obstruction caused the crash that damaged a locomotive tender and coach while two more cars were derailed.
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Peoria
Arizona
James M. Cox
Albuquerque
Southern Pacific
Walker
Auto Killing Case On Trial
The first jury trial of the current Superior court term opened at 11 today with Frank & Devlin of Shelton arraigned on manslaughter tied to a June 23 1920 auto crash in Darien. Devlin allegedly intoxicated drove into a Brooklyn couple, Mr Beck a wealthy shoe dealer and his chauffeur. Mrs Bertha Beck died July 10 from injuries including a skull fracture. The day focused on evidence.
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Darien
Devlin
Beck
Mond Street
Brooklyn
Bertha Beck
T Samford Hospital
Weather Outlook for New Haven and Connecticut
Weather forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair tonight followed by unsettled conditions Friday. Connecticut sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with possible unsettled weather and light winds. A broad trough over Colorado extends to Texas, bringing showers from the Gulf to the Middle Atlantic. Heavy rain reported in the last 24 hours from Pensacola to Hatteras. Temperature trend shows no great change for the season in northern Rocky Mountain districts.
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