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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
14
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A garbled report hints at a governor, a lobbyist, and urged voting for Perkins. It notes a close ballot, calls for testimony about possible influence, and mentions a city hall event occurring overnight into morning. Names and clear details are obscured in the OCR.
A girl reported missing was found safe after a search through the woods. Authorities say she returned home with no injuries and will be reunited with her family.
Members of the Wholesale Jewelers Association met for their annual session with speakers outlining trade acceptance reforms. A plan to liquidate $50,000,000 in Jewelry business assets was discussed. Noble Fuller of Kansas City was elected president, with Reynolds of Los Angeles named first vice president and other officers from Atlantic City among the attendees.
Reports from St John s Newfoundland on May 9 claim an American seaplane arrival at Halifax last night sparked strong interest among flyers here. Unconfirmed news circulated as the cable office received busy telephone inquiries while authorities declined to comment.
A Toledo boxing initiative led by Mayor Cornell Schreiber aims to popularize the sport. The club promoted shows with profits to charity, a 10 percent commission to the boxing commission, and refunds via future tickets when shows faltered. The plan, praised by the mayor, included turnover of proceeds to charity and occasional show adjustments for quality. Thacher Marine Company’s president, Thacher, has contributed to related diving and salvage efforts.
Boston reports the Eastern district office of the American Physical Education Association adopting resolutions urging state legislatures to require compulsory physical education for children aged six to eighteen. Major General Clarence R Edwards addressed the convention on the military aspect of physical education as thirteen states already had such laws.
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