Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publication Details
Bridgeport Telegram, established 1991, lists subscription rates payable in advance and a daily publication schedule excluding Sundays. It notes a Milford and Fairfield telephone connection for toll-free advertising and news items, with Associated Press rights stated for republication of dispatches and local news.
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Miford and Fairfield
Milford
Airfield
Fairfield
Associated Press
Debt cancellation proposal echoes across nations
An article critiques calls to cancel foreign debts by taxing U S citizens. It notes a wealthy expatriate in Paris floated tearing up Liberty bonds, though his holdings are unclear. The piece argues private creditors would keep their protections, while public debt to citizens would be wiped, urging a genuine all around program.
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Sam
Treasury Department
Paria
Hla
France
England
Italy
United States
Wall Street
Boran
Mormons and Polygamy Constitutional Debate Tone
A hypothetical scenario questions if a constitutional amendment enforcing polygamy would deem those with fewer wives guilty of moral turpitude. The piece notes Quebec’s anger over Canadian deaths from liquor tainted in the United States and mocks H. G. Wells on college value. It asks where football teams should come from.
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Quebec
United States
Uncle Sam
Good Men in Office and Public Propriety Debate
Glenn Frank and William H Allen discuss that electing good men does not guarantee good governance. Morality is not a sole predictor of leadership quality, as private virtue may clash with public propriety. The piece argues for demanding efficiency while assuming goodness, noting the paradox of reputations in private dives versus public life.
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Glenn Frank Ageves
William H. Allen
Mr Frank
Not a genuine rule or skill but political aptitude
The passage argues political ability is a special form of aptitude deserving merit based recognition, and asserts the United States government needs not more good men in politics but more fit men.
Milk born epidemic linked to raw milk in Guilford
A Guilford outbreak of septic sore throat has caused four deaths and about two hundred cases, traced to contaminated raw milk. The writer compares it to Bridgeport’s past crisis and urges pasteurization to prevent such hazards, noting annual TB tests and carrier risks, and arguing Nature cannot justify supplying milk unpasteurized.
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Guilford
Bridgeport
Sfll
Fragmentary Inquiry on Testimony Admissibility
The fragment questions whether a witness named Chase is moral enough for admissibility and declares potential treason crimes. It suggests a conflict between patriotism, profit, and moral guidance, attributing wilfulness to his actions.
Weather vane gift stalls city court slate talks
Weather vane atop Seaside park gift from William Burnham, president of the Board of Apportionment, will be installed but no decision reached on the proposed City Court slate. Buckley to seek judge post. Ree to be excused. Aldermen argue over added streets. a minority report by Martin and Ford approved. Congressman Tilson to campaign for Senator Butler. a bid to recruit labor leader Sam Levit may have occurred.
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Seaside Park
William ©. Burnham
Board of Apportionment
City Hall
Willtam J. Buckiey
Ralph T. Ree
Beers
Buckley
Baird
Henry
Third District
Martin and
Ford
John Q Tilson
New Laven
Connecticut
Congress
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
Flo
Maine
Butlers
Sim Luvit
Polar Wastes by Walt Mason
Polar wastes are described as endless ice and desolation with no land for hotels or stations. Explorers boast of crossing the polar sea, scattering mags, and claiming discovery, while future voyagers may push maps, face tragedies, and honor brave lives amid arctic gloom.
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Walt Mason
Hoboken
Ward
Donner
Arctic
Donalaska
John King Estate in New York Worth About 450000
An inventory in New York courts shows the late John T. King left an estate near 450000 excluding life insurance. Though not a millionaire, the Bridgeport political leader amassed substantial wealth and was a liberal giver. He was a noted borrower at National City Bank and could obtain 100000 from Percy Rockefeller on his personal note.
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New York
John T. King
Bridgeport
King
National City Bank
Percy Rockefeller
Mr. King
Jess
Respecting the Law in Hartford Times Opinion Clash
The Hartford Times discusses Justice Frank D. Haines of the Connecticut Supreme Court asserting the Constitution’s enduring authority. The piece questions whether an amendment like prohibition can alter fundamental morality and criticizes the suggestion that disobeying federal laws tied to constitutional changes constitutes moral turpitude.
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Hartford Times
Frank D. Haines
Connecticut Supreme Court
Anna J. Kurtz
Daniel T Farrington
Congress
Connecticut
United States
Combe
Mrdnalice Jaines
Ph Af
American Union
West Virginia Towns and Wit Across Time
A collage of verses and aphorisms lampoons life in a West Virginia town and broader topics. It muses on place beauty, money, education, and social quirks with quips about fate, eternity, and daily life, blending rural imagery with humorous observations.
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West Virginia
The Vanishing American Health Crisis in the Southwest
F D Hoffman argues the American Indian remains under government protection yet faces neglect in health conservation. Across New Mexico and Arizona pueblos, death certificates show few physician signatures, TB and infant mortality soar, and Navaho and Pueblo reservations lack physicians, hospitals, and nurses, with private aid stepping in only partially.
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Yew
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Saternard of Health
Pueblo Indiana
Pueblo
Jemez
Zunt Reservation
Sentence Sermons and Lasting Image of Good Within
A fragmented reflection on character over material wealth, noting that inner virtue remains untouchable by bankers or slander. It questions how envy and public life erode reputation while praising the enduring, personal proof of divinity through conscience and integrity.
The Long Green Age by Dr Fran
A satirical column on the rising publicity of the dollar in public life. It notes shifts in fashion and media focus toward money as a major interest, cites French government restraint, and discusses potential currency reforms and longevity experiments with new paper. The piece treats the dollar as a dominant newsheadliner worldwide.
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Fran
Prince of
Walter
Ign
Bud’s Book Out Tales of a Dream World in New York release
Herm Buderus von Carlehausen known as Bud, former German baron and wartime internee, has a children’s book Tales of a Dream World issued by BM Publishing. He will be in a Bookshop in New York and later in Bridgeport. endorsements cite Dr Frank Crane and Grant Mitchell. He was once arrested in December on college complaint charges later nolled.
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Norwich
Herman Buderus von Carlehausen
Bud
Publishing Company of
New York
Jub
D. M. Read Company
Misa Asther Lyman
Aba
Biby Jones
Daisy Valley
Victor G. Becker
Frank Crane
Grant Mitchell
J. P. Davison
American Bar Association
WBS
Bridgeport
Bureau of Investigation
Whicis
AE. Dlefendorf
Divorce Action in Middlesex Court Targets Jilson Couple
Aug. 12. Charles B. Jilson of Fast Taven named defendant in divorce suit filed by Mabel A. Wilson, alleging cruelty and misconduct. The couple, about 65, seeks $20,000 alimony. A saxophonist arrest story follows. prejudice and discipline are noted while a drumbeat remains unarrested.
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New Way
Charles BE. Jillon
Fast Taven
Middlesex
War as an agent of good and the rise of leaders in democracy
The columnist replies that war can redeem worse states and defend home liberty, citing Swiss independence and American independence. He argues leaders are born and made, but democracy needs a self reliant majority. He contrasts modern federated action with old heroic lone figures, urging cultivation of able leaders through community effort.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Neartcol Janse
Philadelphia
United States
Republic
Lord Acton
Augusta
Washington
Movement For Independence
Lincoln
Lee
Crce
Mount McKinto
Nation must keep soils fertile says doctor
Dr J Brand executive of the Nation Fertilizer Association warns in Williams town that soil exploitation risks a decadent civilization as artificial fertilizers become necessary. He calls food production a political and economic issue, noting world population growth outpacing crop yields and that U S farmers lack fair profit to boost output.
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Williamstown
J. Brand
Nation Fertilizer Association
Institute of Politics Today
America
Brand
United States
Lens
Hartford grower wins flower prize at Edgerton Park show
Hartford, Vermont born John R Larus and Goshen Indiana exhibitor E Kunderl lead in professional and amateur classes at the International exhibition of the American horticultural society in Edgerton park Rochester judges award Getron Brothers of Dalton for best and largest collection of kindred varieties Sioux leader Standing Bear granted full citizenship. born Pine Ridge Agency now Venice California.
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Rochester
N. Y
E. Kunderl
Goshen
Ind
Mra
John R. Larus
Hartford
Vonn
American Adiolus Society
Edgerton Park
Larus
Getron Brothers
Dalton
Standing Bear
Centala
Pine Ridge Agency
Venice
Calif
Last Chance Today for Primary Registration in City
Today is the final day registrars of voters open for enrollment on the primary lists. The office operates noon to a time not fully shown. City hall reported 52 callers yesterday, mostly Republicans, with many Bridgeport residents seeking to enroll for this fall. Registrar Thomas F. White expects a busy day as enrollment ends.
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Registrars of Voters
BR. Fn
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Sts
Bridgeport
Thomas F. White
Weather forecast for New England and New York region
Northern New England shows Friday and Saturday partly cloudy with large temperature swings. Southern New England expects showers and thunderstorms Friday into Saturday with little change in temperature. Eastern New York will have local thundershowers Friday and Saturday with minimal temperature change. The outlook calls for showers in the lower region and northern New England, with fair weather elsewhere. Winds are northeast near Sandy Hook, shifting southeast with occasional showers on Saturday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect moderate to fresh south and southwest winds, with fair conditions except for an isolated shower in extreme northwest portions.
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New England
New York
Mississippi River
Sandy
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Almanac Almanac Weather and Dates Summary
The item presents a weather and calendar snippet from The Middlebrook Almanac. It notes daily temperature patterns, high water indicators, and upcoming dates. Names of places and specific figures are unclear due to OCR errors, but the passage centers on climate data and calendar references for the period.
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Middlebrook
Feweemewemenes
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