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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
4
The excerpt outlines careful housework using extra slips for pillows to hide ticking. It mentions keeping ticking out of sight and avoiding disruption in a widow’s space, with references to Tréshening and related housekeeping tasks.
In Southbury on April 28 a forest fire burned hundreds of acres near the railroad station. A work train crew attempted to combat the blaze, sending crews to check spread and protect nearby tracks and facilities.
Emma Goldman, who left Russia for Sweden years ago, has moved on from Stockholm to settle in Prague. She will not return to Sweden or be allowed to pass through the country. Fellow anarchists Alexander Berkman and Alexander Shapiro, who accompanied her, have disappeared.
Maplewood district parents association uncovered a scheme by outsiders using fake names to gain entry to weekly Friday dances for district youths. A man from the Coast Side allegedly used a near North and Park address, prompting renewed gatekeeping measures to keep nonresidents out of Maplewood dances.
Washington April 25 Senator La Follette accused Secretary Fall of pushing oil leases on public lands in Cauternia and Wyoming to private interests. He urged a full investigation, alleging corruption and revenue loss, while President Harding consider action after reviewing interior department records.
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