Bridgeport Telegram Established 1891
Subscription rates by mail and to city carriers. Daily publication except Sunday. No. 140 Middletown Bridgeport offices open day and night. Milford and Fairfield direct phone connections added for ads and news. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation. Associated Press credits.
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Bridgeport
Conm Telephone Barnum
Milford and Fairfard
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Fairfield Call
Associated Press
British Made Goods Drive Undermines American Sales
An analysis of Britain’s self-styled protection via British-made ads and patriotic pressure, contrasting with the U S tariff system. It notes American firms assemble in Britain to tout British-made, and argues for a campaign to buy American in America to bolster domestic production.
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England
Great Britain
America
Growing Insanity Says It Follows Civilization
Dr Charles M Mayo Rochester surgeon notes insanity rate has doubled in 30 years and rises with civilization. Dr Horatio McPollock NY hospital commission statistician says lunacy institutions will be slow to close unless probabilities fail. Alcohol and drugs account for small shares. temperamentally abnormal makeup drives most cases, urban pace linked to rise.
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Charles M. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Horatio McPollock
New York State
Trey
Insanity Rates Rise Among Farmers and City Folk
Investigators conclude that the rush of modern life strains individuals leading to higher mental upset among farmers and even more among city residents. The study notes farmers average more cases than their wives, while urban dwellers show greater impact.
Locating the Arsenal After Lake Denmark Explosion
The piece critiques politicians who used the Lake Denmark explosion to push removing the U S arsenals from populated areas. It notes Dover New Jersey residents prefer the facility stay and be made safe, while Utah boosters push to relocate it elsewhere. It warns that opportunistic outrage often ignores actual government needs and security.
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Lake Denmark
New Jersey
U. S
Utah
Lake Newmark
Why They Go Wrong and The Roper-T Gang
The piece contrasts reform theories on criminal roots poverty home life and religious training with actual cases like the roper-t gang and baby criminals captured after a New York robbery. It notes four of six gangsters came from good homes yet pursued crime for luxuries and easy wealth, avoiding hard work.
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Roper-T Gang
New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Sound Investment Judgment in Insulu Case
Fragmented OCR reveals testimony on political donations linked to Senatorial finance and a Republican campaign, noting Insulu’s investment counsel and alleged safe investment framing. Reportedly argues these funds influenced Denene and Roentenraltiee factions, with questions about broader impact on the race.
Investment plots and political bets in Insull era Chicago
The article analyzes political finance and Republican hopes in Chicago, detailing Insull’s investments in senators and the implications for party unity. It notes concerns about Democrat influence, investor confidence, and the impact of business interests on campaigns while stressing the author’s view that Insull seeks sound returns regardless of party.
Political pointers in Sevenvill district power struggle
Alexander Tad Deliunes and aides shape the political destinies of the Sevenvill district during a month long motor trip. Administration leaders and the Rippler board meet to resolve differences over unappropriated revenue and the contingent fund. The Tax board has long guarded unexpended funds, while the council resists spending from unappropriated revenue. FR A Knight estimates offices could save or gain funds by counting state bills, with a projected net gain over $40,000 on the table.
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Alexander Tad Deliunes
Chancil
Tax Board
Hac“Moninus Group
Tsat
Ety
Council
F. C. Popene
FR. A. Knight
Fairfield
Traflford
Opinions Change On Sacred Text And Modern Creed
Fragmented opinions recount a mob scene circling a jail and railing against Dingbat for his outspoken views. The narrator recalls past revolts, religious debate, and calls for modernist reform while critiquing zealotry and conformity in village life.
Understanding Latin America and the North’s Cultural Gap
Dr Swiggett returns from Latin America with notes on the economic ties and political dynamics shaping U S relations. The piece argues Americans misunderstand the continent as a single entity while Latin American nations pursue a Spanish-rooted cultural identity, warning that material influence must be balanced with respect for local culture and values.
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United States
Latin-America
Argentine
Chile
Cuba
Mexico
Anany
Vasconcelos
Obregon
University of Chicago
Noens
Peninsula
Universalist Pastor Resigns in Meriden
Rev. Dr. Henry B. Taylor, pastor of St. Paul’s Universalist Church, resigns after eight years. He accepted a call to the Universalist church in Fort Plain, New York, with resignation to take effect October 1.
Inheritance Tax Debated Across States and War Debt
The article argues against inheritance and income taxes used to fund war expenses, noting Florida's opposition and constitutional amendment. It cites Florida’s exemption law, U S Supreme friction, and statements by Rhode Island businessmen amid accusations of federal coercion. It highlights Florida’s strong cash reserves and calls the tax unnecessary.
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United States
Florida
Brovida
Busines
Ignerlinn
Check Raisers Held in New Haven
Michael Murray, linked to a New York check-raiser gang, was captured by Detectives Ellis and Keenan in New Haven and turned over to New York authorities. He faces multiple fraudulent check charges and a $7,500 bond jump in New York courts, and waived extradition.
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New Haven
Aug
Michael Murray
Edwin Holdsman
New York
Frank Ellis
Frank Keenan
Murray
Gucho Darma
Cochran predicts selective stock market in fall
Thomas Cochran of J P Morgan and Co said in New York on April 2 that business nationwide is excellent and should remain so. He forecast the stock market this fall will favor well chosen stocks with earnings warranting gains while inflated issues will fall to their true levels as markets advance.
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New York
Thomas Cochran
J. P. Morgan and Company
Europe
Cochran
Farmersburg
Iowa
Henley
Son Remembrance Captures Mother's Lost Child
In camp a mother finds a vanished son reflected in a sleeping boy cared for in a tent. The scene centers on a mother’s portrait beside a cot and the ache and joy of memory. The speaker hopes the son will feel a mother’s love in remembrance.
Sentences of Morality and Civic Reform Echoes
A muddled collection of aphorisms urges youths toward maternal guidance and self‑reflection while noting common faults in men. It references a wider civic push in Illinois to restore home rule over utilities, contrasting with state commissions. The excerpt shifts to a London setting with Bernard Shaw and a motto about public opinion.
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Illinois
London
Bernard Shaw
Do Souls Identity and Marriage Name Questions Rage On
Rev Dr Cadman answers readers on heaven identity and recognizing loved ones, the soul owner question, rings and surname traditions. He cautions against harsh judgment, notes the soul as the essential self, and urges practical focus on real life issues like employment and living.
Children to Have Parties at Day Nurseries Today
Mrs Frank Miller will host parties this afternoon at the Frank Miller Memorial nursery and the Main Street Day nursery to honor her late husband Frank Miller. The events run 8 30 to 3 with games ice cream cake and decorations funded by Mrs Miller and mothers. Associated Charities members attend both sites.
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Frank Miller
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Pine Street
Miller
Sumner Simpson
Hoth
D. H. Warner
1Lal
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Hubbell
Dalky
Richard Oppel
Omans
Coolidge Reappoints Pettijohn to Bureau
Washington Aug 2 4 Lewis J Pettijohn of Dodge C h a i s Nas reappointed today by President Coolidge as a member of the Federal Farm Loan bureau.
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Lewis J. Pettijohn
Dodge Chais
Nas
Toadey
Coolidge
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Weather Summary for New York and Atlantic States
The outlook calls for showers in northern and southern New England on Tuesday and Wednesday with modest temperature changes. Eastern New York may see thunder and unsettled weather Tuesday into Wednesday, then cooler midweek. A disturbance over Lake Erie moved northeast toward Quebec with pressure high off the Atlantic coast. Winds vary north to east with fog along the coast.
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New York
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Quebec
Douchet
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Atla
Sandy
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Hetteras
Temperators Calculation for the Telegra The Middlebrook Almabac
The fragment hints at a technical note on temperators and calculation related to Telegra and Middlebrook Almabac. It mentions high water and low water terms and a possible engineering or telegraph context with incomplete phrases. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Middlebrook
Wight
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