Bridgeport Telegram Advertising Rates and Addresses
The Bridgeport Telegram lists advertising rates and staff contacts. It announces late hours at the publishing office, located at 446 Maddy Street, Bridgeport, with the Metropolitan Tower New York and Peoples Gay Building Chicago as exchange connections. The paper is published daily except Sunday and is connected to The Lost Publishing Co.
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New York
Qelophon N Esraum
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Lost Publishing CO
Maddy Street
Bridgeport Conn
Associated Press
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Fragmentary note on door left and access attempt
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a door left open and an attempted entry noted near a dwelling. It mentions someone knocking and an opportunity to come by, with unclear details about who delivered the note or why. The legible bits imply concerns about security and a possible intruder.
Editorial Notes From A Fractured World War Era
A fragmented score of observations on postwar life. The piece touches on rail fare increases and commuting costs, political figures and public trust, and the value of the dollar. It also references social issues, class remarks, and international notes about France and Germany, with a reflective, satirical tone.
Sidewalk Snapshots N SAROWITZ and Bakers of 575 Hura Avenue
A truncated portrait sketches a life path linking ordinary grocery store work with church visits and global travel. It notes a 12 year stint at a factory, military service, and a return to commerce, highlighting ordinary routines and a steady work ethic.
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N Sarowitz
Leisarre
Berman “Bakowics
Hura
Interere
Sakowlen
Leay
Lax Péen
Yak Dor Sale
Jano Pe
Demand for Bridgeport Trolley Service Stiffens Pressure
Connecticut law requires Mayor to demand resumption of trolley service within 30 days or face removal of tracks. If uncomplied after 80 days, Bridgeport may arrange a substitute operator, potentially forcing the Connecticut company's charter forfeiture and a shift to jitney and trolley service.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Wilson
Connecticut Company
Sane policy on Poland and Russia urged in commentary
The piece argues the U S should neither recognize the anti Bolshevik nor the Russian government, keep hands off Russia, and preserve Poland as an independent nation without supporting imperialistic aims. It asserts a single sane policy toward Russia, suggesting Allies and Poland would have avoided defending their capital had this stance been followed.
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Russia
Poland
United States
No Parking Rule Draws Merchant Opposition
At a Rotary Club meeting merchants say the center city no parking rule harms business though designed to relieve Bridgeport traffic. They argue for more convenient public spaces or potential traffic rerouting to balance gains with reduced congestion.
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Rotary Club
Bridgeport
Nerve Shattering Noises Stir Bridgeport Past
A long Bridgeport column recalls a summer scene with local residents, bands, public notices, and a sharp critique of automobile exhausts. It highlights police emphasis on mufflers, social events, funerals, church notices, and a sprawling blend of civic life and spiritualist society reports.
The Lever and the Press Defense by Justice Fawcett
Mayor Mylan of New York tried to bar a reporter from municipal board meetings after criticism. Justice Fawcett reversed the ban, declaring the press is the lever that moves the world and should not be hampered in gathering and disseminating news.
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Mylan
New York
Justice Fawcett
Supreme Court
Appointing Dead Men Sparks Governor Row
An old dispute reports Governor Holedmh signed appointing Dr Charles J Carlson to the state Board of Chiropractors two weeks before his June 14 death. The incident underscores a critique of routine, urging changes in how the governor handles state appointments and upholds dead measures.
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Holedmh
State Board of Chthropractors
Charles’ J. Carlson
Hartford
Carlson
Mo Pee Co
John Buckley
S Tait
Ernor Lhbélcomb
Sovernory
Hays
National Republican
Wes
Talermi
Spirit Wireless Revival Draws Detroit Crowd
Detroit engages in a revival of spirit healing and mysticism with wide attendance. Local adherents share hopeful forecasts as experts discuss the movement and its perceived impact on community life. Participants include noted healers and organizers from the Detroit area amid a tense social climate.
Hired Help Walt Says A Humorous Domestic Tale
In a jocular reminiscence the speaker recalls a stately household staff before the war. Hired help left, and now the narrator’s wife sings while domestic chores slip, pies burn, and the home care grows chaotic. A lively comic look at changing times and pride in self sufficiency.
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Annie Rooney
Rooney
Death Bed Verses and Jitney Letters Stir Town
A fragmentary verse piece titled The Death Bed unfolds with mournful imagery as readers’ letters to the editor discuss trolley and jitney service. Citizens, including MRS HLT and EUGENE HARRIS, critique transit conduct, schedules, and access, urging fair hours and respectful treatment for riders in a period paper style.
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State Street
Ach Creek
Fairfely
Veld Pyenue
Salut Vincent'a’ Hospital
Tralley
Hlt
Answers From The Washington Bureau Digest
A compact Q and A compiling queries on population figures for Hawaii and U S regions, Gompers tenure as AFL president, blackberry perennials, whitewash glossing, Fatuum description, naturalization rules, beware of the Granks warning, notary commissions expiry, pagan converts, Rome to England gospel spread, sundog definition, and related folklore. Notable specifics include Hawaii inland population 61,003 and Honolulu 81,027, Gompers 39 years in office, and sundog as a pale rainbow seen when the sun shines through ice crystals.
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Washington
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Americas
Roosevelt
Senate
Ld Sane
W. E. Halligan
Family Ace
Lake “View
Chris, Gahl
Iowa
Wheeler & Wilxen
Noam
Hartford Food Guards
Neta
Nianthean
Tuyon
Universalist’ Church
Norway
Lytowmn Agil
Lake Wauramaus
George Wright
Prquoinock Lodge
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Marshal Peare
Wheeler Wi
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Stewart
Sumner
New Haver
Tate
Collcach
Stratford
Pimself
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Scotty and
Benedict
Tatebury Recestis
George “W. Bailey
Lowa, Ma
Sterling House
Peter Napoleon Catipasa
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Hawes
John Lyon
Appleton
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M. Slade
St Paul's Church
High Rock Grove
Uus City
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Louis Schneider
Paneral
East Main Street
Stepney Depot
Conn
Awe
Domit
Wilyiam
Jane Penfield
Savuriday
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Ity
Jane E
Tandle
Rosebud Society
Seg Co
Detrale
Psychical Research Society
G.ta. BR
Miverery
Johar
Johan
Sirick
CIA
Anirit
Exei Elaiming
Alevater
Dlevaya Esipem Um Tihag
Pssedical Research Society
Niles
Buery
AIFS
Watts
Briggs
Whee Ane
Quam
Tae
Cavarry DeEsteTiov
Ezare
Stepicke NF
Teneo Tom
Weezy
Detroit
Spirit Wireless
Michigan City
Delrott
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Walt
Gard
Fadel Avenue
Courtland
Aks
East Main
Eugene Harris
Frederick J. Tinsiax
Wahineton
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Cenaca Bureau
Jbaewid
Honolula
Samu Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Ang Se
Samuel Gompers
John McBride
E.R
Germany
Northwastern
England
Scotland
C. L. Ss
Vivet
Sind
Patelek
Ireland
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