Ann and Phil Face Debt Crisis and a Detroit trip
In a tense scene, Ann and Phil confront mounting bills and a failing order. Phil insists on going to Detroit to investigate the carburetor issue, while Morgan presses them to stay, and Madden’s decisions loom over the shipment and finances. The couple weighs salvation through bold action against the risk of forfeiting their shop.
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Ann
Phil
Morgan
Rho Bank
Ana
Muréaa
Madden
Kooda
Detroi
Morazan
Dovdié
Burdars
Arcent
Jim
Madden's Wire Stating Eg Ety Nett Sn Get
A brief wire item notes events involving Madden and related figures. The report references earnings or net figures and a stated outcome, with emphasis on the individuals and entities connected to the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai Madden
The Pound of Flesh in a Deteriorating Deal
Phil argues with Morgan over meeting a $100,000 to $150,000 debt as Madden’s notes loom. They fear ruin of the company, debate split ownership, and plan a Detroit trip to salvage the venture while Madden’s willingness to cooperate remains uncertain.
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Phil
Morgan
Talis
Madden
Tubinyay
Harvey
Siow
Phi
Tf Madden
Jebar
Mhcir
Cele
Dascent
Maddern
Detroit
Mr. Morgan
Onepiece dress pattern popular for girls and mothers
Ann Worthington urges designers to choose an onepiece dress pattern ideal for small girls. The pattern fits sizes 6 to 14 years and requires 4 yards of material. Price is 13 cents with a mailed pattern upon receipt of payment to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram. If not received within two days, call Barnum 6150.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Pequot Club to Give Entertainment Friday
Pequot Club in Southnore presents three one act plays in Viewsry Hall on Friday night. Proceeds benefit Fairfield Welfare Association with cast including Virginia Perry and Mrs J Bullard among others.
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Spain
Allee Brown
Eugene Pillett
Captain Watrus
Pequot Players
Southnore
Viewsry Hall
Welfare Association of
Fairfield Thorne
Virgina B. Perry
Mas Wipithed Wuson
Big Men and Grammar Barred From Success
In a discussion sparked by a Brooklyn theatre fire's seven deaths, Charles Miller argues education and grammar do not determine success. He cites figures like Woodrow Wilson, Abraham Lincoln, and James A. Garfield as examples of self-made achievement despite limited formal schooling. The piece notes varied opinions on whether schooling equates to public service and leadership, referencing other prominent leaders and a Wall Street brokerage collapse as context.
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Charles Miller
New York
Biz Glee
Lstrict
James Whavandden
Pluckham & Kavaniuey
Caliyre
American Theatre
Brooklyn
Kavanaugh
Kavenaugh
Tecome
Colege
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
Rai
Nord
Cottysburg
Ifrom Canal Rey
James A. Garrerd
Joe
Jon Cannon
Chauncey Depew
Wall Street
Dier & Co
Prederick, Andrews
United States
Dhe
Beawage Pricey
States May Levy Tax on Gasoline
The U S Supreme Court upheld a Georgia gasoline inspection tax as valid, ruling states may tax products bought into a state for sale. The decision, written by Justice Pitney, involved a Texas company challenging interstate commerce limits. The ruling confirms state authority to tax imported fuels for sale within the state.
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Washington
Mistile Paark
Georgia
Holdinis
Grorgia
Jay
Justice Pitney
Texas Company
J. J. Brown
Camcissio
Agriculure
Advice to Girls From ANNTE LAURIS
Dear Anon Lawrie a 12 year old girl asks if she should propose to an 18 year old boyfriend who has dated her since childhood. The adviser urges patience, noting both are very young for marriage and that the young man should be the one to propose when of age.
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Anon Lawrie
Tame Iil
Goldi
Almong
Mattre
Peggy
Yau
Iate
Lillen
Norman
Lilian
Jans
Jane
Vane
Collision on Wind Road Leaves Several Hospitalized
Reported in Willimantic details a collision on the Wind Road last night involving a horse drawn vehicle and Mr. Sweet's automobile. Mrs. Charias Kadufsht and another passenger are in hospital with concussion of the brain and other injuries. Charges are pending as a hearing is scheduled today.
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Willimantic
Norwich
Charias
Lilian's Struggle Over Housework and a Tarnished Bridge Party
Lilian, stressed by a costly bridge party and a taciturn Norman, tries to manage household finances and curtail expenses. Jane Watson mocks Lilian's skills, pushing psychoanalytic talk while Lilian secretly funds last week's extravagance with thrift. Norman's relief ends with a loving kiss as a letter arrives tomorrow.
Prince to See Tapanese Polo Exhibition in Honor
A special polo exhibition in honor of the Prince at Wales will be staged during his visit. Eight riders on each side, dressed in traditional attire, will compete on a regulated course while spectators watch from the stands. The game features nets, scoring discs, and a test of horsemanship as players chase balls and strive to carry them through a small net to win by the last scored cross.
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Orto
Cody
T&ge
Wales
Sundah
Jover
Rcen
Athil
CIA
Welluws
Ail Heirentrey
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Elenore Meherin
Gelmidge
Morgen
Uye
Bere
Tim
Lil Ro
Anishie
Mr. Motsah
Phil Rapezlea
Nighat
Chapler
By Briggs
Henry
Lawieg
Paneund
BOL
Briggs
THE
Sundat pOs
Annsbell Worthington
Gils
Pequot Club
Annte Lauris
Tady Astoy Gill
Colfonguy
Darlian Gers
Marsaret Wittringham
Cho
Liberal
Jilian
Jace
Sinca
Alice
Raving
Jane Watson
Tapanese Polo
Bangiy
Gaseaen
KLAN
Chas
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