Bridgeport Telegram Published Daily News Record
Bridgeport Telegram established in Bridgeport by The Post Publishing Company at 140 Biddle. Subscription rates payable in advance. Open daily and nightly except Sunday with a Barnum 6100 contact and an Associated Press credit for reprints and news patches.
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Editorial Notes: Morning Baseball and Bizarre Nonsense
A ragbag of quips and quick takes spans sports pools and boosters to ghost sightings and oddball maxims. Irreverent lines poke at fashion, cars, politics, and daily life while commenting on work, health, and weather with a brisk, satirical tone.
Weather Forecast for South New England and New York
Fair and mild Friday and likely Saturday as a disturbance over Canadian Maritime provinces moves northeast. Pressure changes bring a return to normal temperatures nationwide. Washington district expects fall and rain through Friday or Saturday. Winds from the north of Sandy Hook to Hatteras are moderate, with variable and fair conditions Friday. Temperature observed at 8 p.m. by New Haven Weather Bureau.
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New England
New York
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Washington
Sandy Hook
Wey
Hatteras
Frida
Denies Communists in U S Favor Violence
Cleveland executive secretary of the Workers party and former Communist leader testified under Frank P. Walsh that Communists did not advocate sabotage or violence. He denied witnessing crimes or endorsing foray or vandalism as part of party beliefs and practices.
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Associated Press
Charles Ruthenbers
Cleveland
Workers Party
Communist Party of Ame
Frank P. Walsh
New Highway Chief John MacDonald Seen Shaping Path
Governor Templeton signals that appointing John A. MacDonald as highway commissioner may end the three-man plan. The governor previously backed a three-headed highway board, but now appears to favor a single chief engineer under whom MacDonald could perform. MacDonald brings engineering training from Valparaiso University and experience with Putnam city works, the New Slaven railroad, and highway construction.
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Templeton
John MacDonald
Putaim
MacDonald
General Assembly
Highway Department
Charles J. Bennett
Ile
Waterbury
John A. MacDonald
Bennett
Republican
James H. MacDonald
New Haven
Yueward
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Valparaiso University
Putnans
New Slaven Railroad
Rhode Island
Afr. MacDonald
Highway chief chosen over party guard in local shift
The article notes concern over a close tie with the organization but endorses Mr. MacDonald for his youth and breadth to build his own reputation as a highway builder. The Republican machine is implied to prefer non interference with the new public works leader.
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MacDonald
President Harding asserts leadership in world court stance
The piece argues President Harding has taken a firm leadership role, breaking with Senate cabals, and claims his support for entering the world court reflects party duty and public trust. It portrays backlash against Lodge allies and praises Harding for aligning with Republican platforms since 1904 while asserting his autonomy as President.
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Jikepe Swimmper
Mr Harding
Tas Party
Senate
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Blarding
Associated Press
Harding
America
World Court
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
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Republican Party
Hiram Johnson
William Borah
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United States Senate
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Warren G. Marding
Dry League Probe Conspiracy Says Supt Anderson
New York news reports state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League Wilowe Anderson says a dry league conspiracy is under investigation by the attorney general's office. The article notes church and social figures implicated and discusses potential court actions and internal league tensions.
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DRY League
Supt. Anderson
New York
Ann
Wilting H. Andergon
Wilowe
Organine
Wettorney
Lola É Episcopal Church
Gallea
Reneon
Rene
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Weiggertod
Banker Herbert Carleton Wright Found Dead in New York
April 21 report from New York states Herbert Carleton Wright, a Plymouth, Mississippi banker, was found dead in a clumsy, unclear incident. The brief notice notes a death attributed to unknown causes, with no further familial or official details provided.
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New York
Herbert Carleton Wright
Plymouth
Mise
Readers vent on winter troubles and city streets repairs
Letters to the editor express relief that winter hardship is ending and costs rising. A resident laments street pavement cavities causing loud shocks and potential accidents as heavy trucks roll over bumps, urging utility crews to expedite repairs.
Racing Walt Maron and the Bay Race Day Chaos
Racing summary describes Walt Maron facing pressure as Towenk and Whiskers contend with a punt. The piece shifts to team actions, pace, and key plays around the bay area. It mentions a band performance and various local sports figures, highlighting tense moments and outcomes. The report underscores dramatic finishes and player expressions amid contest proceedings.
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NASA
Ryriedr Gemal
Deere
Dairies Wildkees
Bayer
Anit Kawr
Arthur Mees Dies Renowned Oratorio Leader
Arthur Mees, noted oratorio director, died yesterday at his home after a brief illness. He led major ensembles including the Chloe Orchestra and conducted at the New York Philharmonic, shaping the Narerican Ope Tyee Shrabyen. He previously directed the Tridseport Cartnyne society and served with the Htorc Oyntorte.
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Arihine Moos
Tormen
Cartnyne Society
Sorey
Cone Hutor
Bern
Uline
Tihowas
Ollice Greanlandane
Chloe Orchestha
Mme
New York
Philheemenh
Abe Liatiingabahet
Color preferences by region and WWI unidentified dead
A reader quiz covers regional color popularity with red in the Midwest and blends in the Pacific, plus the South favoring blues and dark shades. It notes 1,676 unknown American WWI dead in France and 105 unidentified per War Department records.
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Middle West
South
M. BD
France
Thorn
Adjutant General's Office
Graves Regiztralion Division
Think of Me Only Full of Your Time and Love
A fragment reads a plea for complete devotion with requests to think of the speaker constantly. It contrasts others seeking small favors with the speaker desiring the entire heart and all leisure and time. The tone is ardent and yearning for total companionship and affection.
Flood waters recede in Manitoba districts
Flood waters recede in Manitoba districts as affected communities assess damage and begin recovery efforts. Officials report disrupted transportation and displaced residents while local agencies coordinate relief and repairs across several towns.
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Manitoba
Girl and Man to Face Court Charge
A girl and a man face court action after an incident on Droekingd Street. Police arrested both after a reported disturbance near Paswe tea punt Welirahiy and a teen was also involved. Authorities did not disclose names or specific charges.
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Paswe
Greenwich Property Sold to Brooklynite
A fragmented notice reports the sale of Greenwich real estate to a Brooklynite under a plan for a residential section. Public proceedings and potential redevelopment are noted with mentions of vehicular access and local votes.
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Greenwich
Milbank
Mieston Howes
Ison
Die Mat Beni
Thrye
Willermin
Wig Shull
Health and hygiene advice from Dr Copeland column
A long reader Q and A with Dr. Copeland covers memory exercises and body care. It addresses fallen arches and rheumatic pain, the value of orthopedist fitted arch supports, regular house cleaning of the body, teeth and colon health, and early detection of disorders.
Question answers and nursing guidance from old notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a coercive Q and A about infant care and weaning. It mentions nursing, bath with boracic acid solution, and general advice. The exact questions and context are unclear due to damaged text and filler phrases.
Ten Books James M Curlex Enjoyed as Mayor of Boston
A list by Mayor James M Curlex ranks Shakespeare Hamlet and Defoe Robinson Crusoe among his ten favorite works. It includes Les Miserables, The Old Curiosity Shop, The Count of Monte Cristo, and The Life of Abraham Lincoln with references to Dumas, Dickens, and Tarbes.
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Boston
Congress
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Shakespeare
Hugot
Dumas
Putarch
Walsh
Ens
Daniel Defoe
Lesco to Face Trial Tomorrow Morning
George Lesco alias Alexander of 214 North Avenue is to appear in City Court tomorrow morning on an altered theft of an automobile case involving a Ford Aerial Service vehicle on Brorn Street. He is held in Talk of F10no.
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George Lesco
Alexander
North Avenue
Battinore
Ford Aerial Service
Brorn Street
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