Jitneurs Decide To Incorporate
A Bridgeport meeting of jitney operators led by President John G. Schwartz considered forming a single corporation to unify operations and curb wastage. Plans include 95 new buses from Providence and a seven-member board to govern the merged jitney system.
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Walnut Beach
Robert Molson
Swaterbury
Waterbury
Booth
Aida
Stratford
Shriver
Herbert McMullen
Detroit
Detraly Motor Bus Company
Toledo
Penrolt
Pthey, Sre
Pridgeport
Lnstaight’ Mssting
John G. Schwarte
Providence
Gertford
Schwartz
MHS
Rakoezy
Bostwick
Fmua
Ponzi in Jail Three Others Held
The article describes the Ponzi scheme fallout with arrests and frantic bank-like activity at multiple offices. It notes payments at another office, reopening of Devonshire and Oliver street locations, and promises of 100 percent returns in six months. Brightwell, involved in the scheme, traveled from Los Angeles and claimed past leadership roles in oil and gas and a New Jersey copper company.
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Devonsti Street
Ted Diy
Oliver Street
Old Colony Morelen Hxvhanges Company
Wrightwell
Raymond Meyers
Gunnar EH. R. Linblad
Sweden
Sehoo! Street
Ponzi
Othes
Wilen
Exchange Company
smpangePonal
Peania
Quertera Om Dovanahira Street
Oliver Straet
New England
Grightws
aPederal Vstrice
Gallagher
Philosophical Society to Debate Jitney Troll ey Transportation
Bridgeport residents will attend a public debate hosted by the Bridgeport Philosophical Society on August 16 at Knights of Pythias Hall. The event seeks public input on the jitney versus trolley transportation issue, with free admission and an open forum after the talk. Officers listed are President Dr Simon L Katzoff Secretary John Berger and Treasurer John Medvey.
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Airs
Schwartz
Yitney
John G. Schwartz
Bridgeport Busselsociation
Sone Head
Eve Coasfal
Cies
Maver
Bridgeper
Philosophical Society
Troll Jey
Knights of Pythina Hall
Main Street
Bridgsport
Simon L. Katzoff
John Berger
John Medvey
Obituary Patrick J Morrissey Funeral Held At St Patrick's
A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Patrick J Morrissey yesterday morning at 9:30 from the family home 69 Trumbull Road A requiem mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock in St Patrick's Church officiated by Rev John C Dynca Rev Edward J Shaughnessey of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament acted as deacon and Rev ML Hosey as sub deacon Delegations from Court Matina Foresters of America Union Metal Carth Co A O H Catalpa Circle F of Up and Sowing Circle of St Patrick's Church were present Bearers named John H Farrell Henry Hoyerth John Fenston James Koeefa Doward Barrell and T L Langearham Burial was in St Michaels Cemetery with committal services read by Father Lynch
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Patrick J. Morrissey
Trumbull Road
St. Patrick's Church
John C. Dynca
Edward J. Shaughnessey
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
ML. Hosey
Court Matina
Foresters of America
Union Metallc -Carth, Co. A. O. H
Catalpa Circle
John H. Farrell
Henry Hoyerth
John Fenston
James Koeefa
Doward Barrell
T. L. Langearham
Burlai
St. Michael's Cemetery
Father ‘Lynch
Bargain prices on furs and wool sweaters
A newspaper page lists bargain prices on summer furs, leatherette coats, and Shetland wool sweaters. Weather notes cover winds and clouds across multiple cities with chances of showers through the weekend.
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Georgette Creyo
Georgette Cucpe
Sir Beaver
Velvet Davis
Barman
Harding Urges Old Standards in Speech at Home
President candidate Harding speaks from the front parlor of his Marion Ohio home to the Ohio Republican Editorial association urging a return to old time morality and fairness. He calls for industrial and social stability, timber and print paper pulp supply, and hints at expanding foreign policy while avoiding direct reference to Cox at this event.
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Harding
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Tfe
Ahe
League of Nations
Minnesota
Woday
Cox
Senajor
Marion
A. Tyneheon
Suspler
Hording
R C Church Benefit Draws 1000 Attendees at Walnut Beach
About 1000 people attended the annual entertainment raffle for St. Gabriel’s B. G. chapel at the Walnut Beach hall. Proceeds were expected to reach around 800 after curums. The program featured aging Sao solos comedy sketches and several vocal and piano numbers by Leo Whelan his sister Martha Whelan O Quilty of Fantford Watt Waterbury and Paul Whearty among others with interpretive dance closing the evening.
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Dace
Ostroderick
Walnut Beach
St. Gabrio
B. G
Leo Whelan
Russ Martha Whelan
Quilty
Fantford
Watt
Mileach
Waterbury
Paul Whe-Carthy
Mytile Beach
Polish Forces Retreat Amid War Turmoil On Polish Front
The article describes Polish retreat scenes as villagers continue farming while shells fly overhead. Soldiers pass by a shrine and a Jewish convoy moves out under guard. Veterans note differences from Verdun as leaders assess the strategic loss of Pultusi and the weakened Warsaw defense prospects.
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Aed Guar
Warsaw
Verdun
New York
Pultusi
Poland
Manufacturer cites tire losses from owner error at $100 million
Statement claims avoidable tire losses totaling about $100 million due to owner negligence or ignorance. The manufacturer argues the expense could be nearly eliminated with prudent judgment and care.
Store Hours Revision Listed for Weekends
Local notice sets store hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and extends to 6 p.m. on Saturdays, clarifying weekend shopping times.
Water Rates Derated Until Hearing Set
Washington August 13 Water carriers request for rate changes with the Shipping Board were postponed until after a hearing on August 18 the board announced today.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Iate
SMG
Winder Us
Suffragists Battle Over Ratification In North Carolina
Fragmentary prose shows Governor and supporters arguing over ratification of a suffrage measure, claiming months of delay may result, while opponents press for clear national rights and loyalty. The piece reflects heated political rhetoric on constitutional rights and state allegiance.
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Tio Naton
Mage
Contekorate
Alton Camion
Stronger pan alloy announced with copper blend origin
A new alloy named Strongeer Pan Syeog blends tin and copper to surpass steel in strength and resist corrosion. Reported to be elastic and heat resistant, it can be rolled forged drawn and hammered, promising robust industrial applications.
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Enlida Blakanetai
Halla
Jitney Service Seeks Quick Change Compartments
A public service note urges drivers to carry organized change near the steering wheel for faster service. It advises representatives to be ready with quarters dimes nickels and pennies in accessible pockets or hung near the wheel to speed transactions.
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Broderick
Rae
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Faun
Mscaeay
Tim
Younes
Matt Whelan
Waknut Beach
Beqwich Tang
Chas Craman
Warrea
Ushed
R. C. Church
N. Carolina
MR. Jitney Man
Byun
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
Fairchild & Sons
C—M
Cheerfil Credit Corner
Cheerfil
Costa
Charee
Gaul
Styla Gendentics
Clover
Asatvings
Kil Hilisch
NEW England Dairy
Bank Street
State Street
Clinton Ave
North Main Street
Federal Street
Pride of the Farm Fresh Creamery
Vermont
ASC
Fairmont
Alaska
Pancy Yuna
Rome
ATC
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