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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1919

Page

13

Plan To Educate The Literate Washington Bill

Senate labor committee reports a bill to cooperate with states and the federal government in educating aliens who are illiterate. Chairman Kenyon says literacy is key to curb radicalism and to turn illiterate aliens into good American citizens or face possible removal. He cites an estimated 10 million illiterates over ten, urging strong action to preserve order and prevent anarchist influence.

Washington Senate Labor Committee Kenyon Iiterate Aliens Ag Senate Wenyon America

Antialien Bill Passes Commons in World War I Era

In Washington on October 27 the navy department anticipated early contract closure for the British airship R-38, with a 2.5 million dollar appropriation for purchase and pilot training. The R-38 would outsize the R-34, boasting 724,000 cubic feet of gas capacity and 60 knot speed. In London, a government defeat over alien restrictions led to amendments to preserve prewar pilotage agreements with France affecting French and English pilots and the renewal of certificates in New Haven and Grimsby.

Wiashington Navy Department England Department Congress United States Naval Cape May Newfoundland Atlantic British Air Ministry United States Ibandon House of Commons Bonar Luan Franca Bonar Law New Haven Grimsby Great Britain

Goldman Case Hearing Held For Deportation

Imma Goldman, an anarchist, faced a secret deportation hearing on Ellis Island under Secretary of Labor guidance. The case, ordered by Secretary Wilson, will be reviewed by theey for approval or rejection after her release from a Missouri prison for espionage act violations. Goldman claims American citizenship but offers no proof, insisting the government must bear the burden.

New York Imma ‘Goldman Department of Immigration Elus Island Wilson Miss Goldman Jefferson City Peniitentiary

Million Out of Work by General Lockout in Spain

More than a million Spaniards face unemployment as Spanish employers’ congress in Barcelona votes for a general lockout. In Barcelona alone about 200000 workers are threatened, with authorities preparing to influence manufacturers to reconsider. If enacted, every major factory in Spain could close.

Madrid Associated Press Spain Barcelona Pe Employers Congress

Woman's Claim Ties Lost Husband and Father to Naturalization

A claim asserts marriage to Jacob Kersner in Rochester in 1887 and that he was naturalized at that time. It also states the father became naturalized before she reached age. The filing centers on long lost spouse status and parental naturalization as supporting facts.

Jacob Kersner Rochester

Cascarets Delightful Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative for both adults and children, claiming they avoid the harsh effects of calomel salts oil or strong pills. It emphasizes low cost and pleasant use, targeting families and daily health routines.

Cascarets

Rheumatism Cure Promises Relief After Trial Offer

A crippled woman afflicted with rheumatism for three years tries a newspaper advertised tablet. The Central Chemical Co. of Bridgeport offers a one day trial postpaid for $1 with a payoff promise if it helps. The ad claims immediate relief from aches and stiffness.

Central Chemical Co Bridgeport Conn Cent. A MS Ee

Bridgeport Voters Endorse Municipal Ice Plant

On November 5 1943 Bridgeport residents approved building and operating a municipal ice plant by a vote of 4249 to 1013. The measure allocates funds for the project but notes the current money set aside is no longer sufficient.

Bridgeport

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