Bridgeport Standard Telegram Publication Details
The Bridgeport Standard Telegram, a historical Bridgeport paper, presents its masthead and publishing details from Cannon Street office. It notes circulation and classification as a morning newspaper with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership, plus address and staff notes.
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Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Bridgeport Standard
Bridgeport
Strceqran
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Connecticut
Dean Glave
Péopica
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Associated, Press
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Breakfast Table Remarks Stir Debate At Local Meeting
Fragmentary notes describe a bustling evening where discussion pivots around politics and travel. Mentions of Berkman and Uncles Sam suggest family influence amid a public parade and brief remarks on speaking up.
SalvadE of the Three Sad Ghosts and the Pirate Tale
A garbled verse tale recalls ghosts, pirates, and moral challenges. The narrator laments a loss, asks for milk gruel, and references Robin Hood, Captain Kidd, and a packinghouse dream. The piece juxtaposes wraiths, thunder, and worldly critique amid a chaotic tableau of rhymed snippets.
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Robin Hood
Arden Wood
Chi
Imaybe
Captain Kidd
Our Next War and the Pacific Naval Balance
An editorial discusses how Japan’s naval strength and America’s vast fleet shape the risk of a future war. It argues that without diplomacy, Japan or the United States may assert control in the Pacific, and that World War I lessons from Europe influence Woodrow Wilson’s stance on avoiding escalation.
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Japan
The
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Kaneko
Thas
America
United States
Imust
Pacific
Ocean
Stawis
Woodrow
Wilson
Europe
England
Cone
Germany
Austeria
The Steel Strike and Public Support Under Pressure
A fragmented account argues that steel workers face waning public backing as the national dispute drags on. It frames the strike as an unpopular warlike solution while noting labor leadership’s attempts to appeal to citizenship and public suffering.
A NATIONAL BUDGET AND WASTE IN CONGRESS
The piece argues that U S budget reform is needed to curb graft and waste in public spending. It criticizes Congress for approving bills that swell expenses and calls on the Republican majority to use power to implement a budget system, noting British precedents and urging action to end waste and save public funds.
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British Empire
United States
Congress
Isantes
Bridgeport Forty Years Age Form the Standard
Bridgeport notes describe ongoing events and society plans as a local paper reports on charitable activities, musical sociables, an Agricultural Society opening, and a Pinkerton Detective feature. It mentions Marine portraits, a Waterbury to Newark express shipment, and local social commentary. The piece paths through racey bits of local life and a critical aside on reportorial style.
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Piye Perimédious
Naugatuck Road
New York
Waterbury
Newark
Ohio
Government Aid and Local Civic Plans in Bridgeport
A wide array of community notices describes government aid programs and civic events in Bridgeport. Plans include a fall fishing party with bands, a croquet championship at Sea Side Park, and Merritt’s reception with Rowell and others, plus announcements of local scientific society activities, a street procession, and education reform discussions led by Anna Reed on labor and schooling for exceptional youths.
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Lye Down
Rowell
Guy4n
Slazel
Scannell
Merrit
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
H." J. Iruhne
John “Haugh
Long Island
Charles Steward
Frank Stason
Seaside Park
Edward
Efferon
Thomas Barnes
Ackwood
Reed
Reform School
New Program Aims to Link Youths to Jobs Nationwide
Mrs Reed leads a national effort to place youths in suitable jobs through a network of school and employer partnerships. The program, formed during wartime, faces funding limits but seeks to align employer needs with educated labor while reducing educational waste and boosting job placement across major cities.
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Mra Reed
Alfenay
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Providence
Cleveland
Burgangin
Diana
Swhron
Nim
Solidor
Bureau
Reed
T New Corps
Egins
United States
Reed‘atted
Acales
Edsier
Solk
Bolshevists
Geema
Congress Next-Yeey
Fines Levied For War Time Prohibition Violations
Hartford September 29 A U S district court judge imposed fines on Barney Haydasz and Stanley Chikla saloon keepers after guilty pleas to war time prohibition violations. The judge noted the law must be obeyed and reflected on public sentiment toward disregarding federal laws.
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Hartford
United States District Court
Garvin
Coun
Barney Haydasz
Stanley Chikla
Edward J. Hickey
United States
John F. Crosby
Haydasz
Chikla
Cownecs
Back to Work by Walt Mason Poem Returns from Vacation
Walt Mason recalls a forest vacation filled with mountain climbs and fishing glory. He boasts of perch, trout, grayling, and even a golden eagle, then laments readers who doubt his tales while inviting them to hear more of the wonders of nature.
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Lelibera
Burtesdue
Connecticut
Tam Bavi
Wien
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Post. Publishing. Co
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Post
Peitiarles
Oldey" Berkman
Sam
Telleyou
Jamies
Ney
Meyer
Dallas
Briggs
Agaias
Tiekles
Danbury Waites
Ional Church
Tomorr
Wworks
Allan
Pinkerton
Fi i
Detective Ageney
St. George
Sociables
Lockwood
Bridgeporings Bank
Montignani
Ems
Gaylord On Main
Streat
Monsignant
Frederic J. Haskin
Tlenry
Jennings
Witera
Une
Madison
Square Walk
Cute
Merritt
Hart
Guyon
Arnold Schmit
Marritt's
Main St
I Becientific Society
Wales
New York Times
Mer
Asaph Remington
Hallam Street
Cully
West Stratford
Young
Waselin Solon
Lishen
Anna VY. Read
United States Employment Service
Pheary
Behtal
Dr. Allen
Justice Smith
Mrs. Lounsbury
Hubbard
Wisk Wheeler
A. M. Porter
Stratford
Stevens
New Haven
Leensbury
Standart
Mawkind
Trev
Morehouse
Sewalk
W. Te Prey
Chadki
Hlwell
Nellie Hull
Walt Mason
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