Bridgeport Telegram Advertising and Circulation Note
The Bridgeport Telegram lists advertising services and circulation details, noting a Milford edition and a telephone connection for offices. It mentions Associated Press republication rights and local news departments with subscription accessibility and pricing.
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Bridgeport Telegram
F. Mall
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Snes
ST Puslisatng CO
Widaie St
Bridgeport
Ana Cine
Milford Ani
Charmes
Milford Caly
Milford
Fatrield
Associated Paass
Senator Bingham and Chang Tso Lin on Borodin rescue
Connecticut's Hiram Bingham confronted warlord Chang Tso Lin after Mme Borodin was condemned. The senator pressed a protest through an interpreter, who reportedly refused a literal rendering. Chang asserted Westerners would not execute her, and the exchange ended with the senator benefiting from the protest.
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Connecticut
China
Mme
Michael Borodin
Bankow
Borodin
Chang Tso Lin
Hiram Bingham
Mme. Borodin
Bingham
Tso Lin
Chang
Stop the sacrifice warns against catastrophe in sea flying
The Department of Commerce and the National Aeronautical Association urge caution on cross ocean flights after sixteen long distance attempts with many deaths and disappearances. Critics say lead planes lack endurance for water landings, citing Captain John Rodgers who survived a Pacific crash in a seaplane after a nine day rescue.
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Department of Commerce
National Aeronautical Association
Ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
John Rodgers
Hawaii
Snd
Rodgers
Aftermath of Geneva prompts naval buildup plan
Chairman Butler signals a painful duty to craft an American naval program driven by military necessity and peer comparisons. Following Geneva's failure and the Washington treaty breaches, the United States may lift naval strength to match or exceed other nations.
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Geneva
Butler
House Naval Affairs Committee
Washington
Barding
President Coolidge Vacation Turns to Yellowstone Visit
The article notes President Coolidge and his party in Yellowstone National Park during a vacation marked by public duties and speeches. It reflects on national pride in the park and contrasts American access with European interest, joking about potential profiteering if Europe owned it.
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Europe
National Park
Jack Hills
Yellowstone Park
Motor Bus and Street Car Cuts Shave City Transit Reach
Ten miles of trolley between Bridgeport and Derby were discontinued this year. Greenwich lines were removed from the Port Road end and replaced by motor buses. A track between Spring remains as the sole remaining option.
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Bridgeport
Derby
Greenwich
Port Road
Alles
Worcester Bus Replace Streetcar Miles, Reconfigure Transit
Field and Worcester Massachusetts will be replaced by bus service. In every direction the same phenomenon appears. The motor bus is entering the trolley mileage, not nibbling at it but gobbling it.
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Field
Worcester
Mass
Inexcusable Delays In Massachusetts Executions
Report on the 1920 South Braintree killings and the six year delay in carrying out the Massachusetts sentence. Governor Fuller condemns the extended process as indefensible while urging reforms in American justice to end such delays and restore public confidence.
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New York
Frederick A. Parmenter
Alexander Berardelli
South Braintree
Massachusetts
Fuller
Bridgeport Meteor Seen Across Several States
The Bridgeport meteor observed from Manchester likely was an inter state phenomenon seen from Maine to Pennsylvania and not visible in Hartford due to its appearance after 9 pm. Hartford residents reportedly doubted the event, suggesting timing affected visibility and the expected two meteors.
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Manchester
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Maine
Pennsylvania
Hartford
Manhattan Days and Nights on talking pictures in New York
Aug 23 New York commentary notes seven firms producing talking pictures yet their sound lags behind radio. Despite Broadway’s large theaters and big grosses, audiences go for stage shows and effects at Roxy and other houses. Stars lack voice, studios push bigger stage productions, and debates about the value of talkies persist amid mixed results and evolving film talent.
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New York
Doug
Mary
Charlie
Anthorn
What will Mr Coolidge do after the presidency
The article weighs likely post presidency paths for Calvin Coolidge noting he may join a New York law firm or pursue academia. It compares past presidents Wilson Cleveland and others who engaged in law or education after leaving office, and suggests Coolidge may return to law or stay active in public life.
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Washington
Amherst
Arthur Stanley Pease
Fense
Coolidge
Dwight W. Morrow
New York
Northhampton
Mays
Wilson
White House
Bainbridge Golby
Grover Cleveland
New York City
Stetson Jennings and Russell
House of Morgan
Job W. Davis
Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Jest Blue by Anne Camprela
The poem expresses persistent sadness and fatigue with social chatter and optimistic impulses fading. The speaker admits lingering blue mood, longing for shared sorrow, and concludes with a glimmer of potential relief if another understands the loneliness.
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Anne Camprela
Sentence Sermons The Only Religion In This World
The passage argues faith must be practical and hopeful, stressing truth facing fear, personal improvement, and aiding others as the path that earns respect and pleases God. It contrasts poetic aspiration with cynical challenge about obtaining a better life.
Democratic harmony banquet to be held in New Haven
John J. Lane a former New Haven public works director and Democratic mayoral candidate will be toastmaster at Wilcox's Savin Rock next Monday. Senator John A. Byrne of New York will speak with his wife, joined by Charles G. Morris, Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Byrnie travels from NYC via Tammany Hall. Ward registrars meet amid high enthusiasm for the event.
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John J. Lane
New Haven
Wilcox's
Savin Rock
John A. Byrne
New York
Charles G. Morris
Byrnie
Tammany Hall
Ellis
General Committee
Stable dollar debate at Washington offers currency reform ideas
An international delegation including leaders from the United States United Kingdom France and Germany met in Washington to discuss financial stabilization plans. They weighed basing money on commodities like clothing and food instead of gold while acknowledging technical hurdles and the enduring appeal of gold as a standard.
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FR. Tt
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Washington
Bank of England
Reichs Bank of Germany
Bank of France
Treasury of
Federal Reserve Board
New York Reserve Bank
Irving Fisher
Yale
NK Crane
Family Cares by Walt Mason in Car Ownership Saga
A humorous verse chronicles a growing family’s shift from a single touring car to multiple vehicles. The narrator recalls drives to town, Sunday excursions, and the changing costs, with each family member gaining a ride while a garage dreams loom large. The piece ends with a wry note on rising expenses and lingering bite of older times.
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Walt Mason
Albert Hall
Cara
Questions on faith and stage censorship in a church periodical
A series of reader inquiries from Nashville and New York City explore religious sincerity versus formal belief, censorship of the stage, and the basis of authentic religion. The replies emphasize living faith over ritualism, a cautious view of theatrical regulation, and defining religion by justice mercy and humility rather than miraculous claims.
Appeals Filed From New Britain Court Rulings
Three appeals from judgments of the City Court of New Britain were filed in the Hartford Court of Common Pleas for September term. Wiktor Danielczuk appeals a $265.77 auto collision judgment in Plainville dating May 22. Steve Dawidczk appeals a $173.07 wage claim by Stanislaw Balezweki. Watkins Brothers Inc appeals a $17.57 piano commission judgment against F W Boardman. A fourth case involves M A Bekin suing for $1,500 over a disputed grape shipment delay by the New Haven road last September.
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Hartford
Associated Press
City Court of
New Britain
Court of Common Pleas
Wiktor Danielczuk
Broadstreet
Adonio Perez
Plainville
Steve Dawidczk
Stanislaw Balezweki
Watkins Brothers, Inc
F. W. Boardman
M. A. Bekin
New Haven
Injunction Halts Bridge Destruction in New London
In New London on August 23 an injunction was issued by Judge Charles B. Waller restraining W Spaulding Warner of New Britain his agents from entering the Poquyogh bridge right of way or interfering with the structure after partial demolition led to guard. Poquyogh Improvement Association filed for 42000 damages and sought the injunction.
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New London
Associated Press
Clampond
Poquyogh
Charles B. Waller
Court of Common Pleas
W. Spaulding Warner
New Britain
Poquyogh Improvement Association, Inc
Warner
Abated tax demands prepared by city official
Tax Collector Howard S. Zhatlenger prepares a third batch of 50 abated tax demands with 10 day payment deadlines. Warns that nonpayment may lead to warrants, levy, and sale of involved property. Notes previous batches involved alleged improper abatements arranged with named individuals. Also reports acquisition of warrant blanks and delinquent-auto owner lists.
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Howard S. Zhatlenger
DOW
Challenger
Air Mail Stations at Bethany Field Planned
Officials seek federal approval for Colonial Air Transport to stop Boston New York mail planes at Bethany Field Connecticut. The service already uses Bethany Field twice daily. Hartford Brainard field is the current CT stop. If approved, Bethany mail closing will be about three hours later, with mail transported to the field from Naugatuck valley towns by bus lines.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Msil
Naugatuck Valley
Bolshevists Agent Deported From Manila
Manila August 27. By Associated Press Tan Malakka alias Pelix Fuente a Japanese labor agitator sentenced last week to deportation was allowed to sail for Amoy after sympathizers bought his steamer ticket. Chins.
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Manila
Associated Press
Tan Malakka
Pelix Fuente
Amoy. Chins
Weather update for New England and New York coast
The tropical disturbance moves north northeast with dangerous gales. Storm warnings issued for Atlantic coast from Wilmington to Boston. Showers are expected Wednesday in the North Atlantic states with cooler conditions. Northeasterly winds shift to northwest gale force near Sandy Hook and along the coast with overcast rain on Wednesday.
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New York
Atlantic
Wilmington
N. C
Boston
North Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
North Portion
South
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