Bridgeport Telegram subscription notices and masthead
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription dues payable in advance with 4 week and monthly rates. The paper states it is published daily except Sunday, with telephones and offices listed. It notes Associated Press affiliation and exclusive rights to news dispatches.
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Associated Press
Editorial Notes on Hol iday, Politics, and Humor
A fragmentary editorial notes holiday bustle and theft jitters, mocks political maneuvering for an anti evolution stance, and jokes about Cleveland immunity. It mentions a Texan declined ministerial post and Bryan’s recent visit, with coy remarks on convention security and press reporting.
Weather roundup for Southern New England and New York
The forecast calls for rain and warmer conditions in Southern New England on Thursday. Eastern New York sees increasing cloudiness and rain in the south with rain or snow in the north, followed by warmer conditions Friday. A storm moving from the north Atlantic states brings snow in the Great Lakes region and heavier snow in the lower Lake area, with winds shifting from northwest to east. The outlook includes fair weather in the North Atlantic states Thursday, with variable winds near coastal areas and higher seas near Hatteras. Temperatures around 75 are noted at 5 p.m. for New Slaven.
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Lake Versions
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North Atlantic States
Dry Cold Of The North And Its Harsh Wind
Fragmentary weather note describes the dry cold of northern regions and southern Canada with windless skies. It warns that very low temperatures intensify when wind shifts, as evaporation is halted and wind prevents heat loss, creating extreme cold conditions.
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United States
Canada
Senna
International Utopia and US Argentina Fraternity Talk
An address at Columbia University by Col Malcolm C T Rorty of New York, president of the Economic Foundation, urges a spirit of friendship between the United States and the American republics. President Nichols Murray Butler says Columbia and Buenos Aires share a common aim to advance knowledge and democracy, promoting mutual understanding through scholarship and service. The piece envisions a global mutual trust that could hasten the abolition of war and spur universal benefits in trade, arts, and sciences, proposing psychologists help dispel national prejudices toward an international utopia.
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Faculty of Economic Sciences
National University of Buenos Aires
Columbia University
Malcolm CT. Rorty
New York
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South America
Col. Rorty
National University of Buenos
Nichols Murray Butler
Americas
Elements of life and will in blood chemistry
A discussion notes that a molecule of blood contains about 2000 atoms including one iron atom essential for oxygen transport. It argues that without iron and oxygen the body cannot survive, and ponders the many elements making personality while acknowledging many failings and achievements among people.
The Lesson of Pep in Life and Faith
The excerpt links pep or a gaiety of heart to success and resilience. It cites DeQuincey and Oliver Goldsmith, arguing pep equals faith and life’s essential spirit, something priceless beyond currency.
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Insulting the Services as Recruiting Ground Debate
A Kansas City Star report on a judge’s acquittal of a known thief who was told to join the army or navy highlights public bias against using the services as refuges for criminals. Critics insist service should honor lawfulness, not shield offenders, demanding recruits who respect discipline.
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Navy
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Enright
New York City
U.S
France
New York
Westport Golf Course Closes For Improvements
Westport golfers face play on the old nine hole layout as the remainder of the course closes for spring work. The number 12 driving mound is rebuilt to a fourteen foot high, safer and more attractive. A new number one mound is reworked and better packed. A New Year’s dance is planned at the Country club next Monday from 7 30 to 3 with a buffet lunch at 1.
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Westport
Yehore Thal
Disorder at Princeton College Sparks Suspensions
One hundred years ago Poulson's Advertiser reports unrest at Princeton where disputes over student conduct lead to suspensions. A firecracker prank, a student removal, and a riot accusation trigger faculty intervention and rowdy meeting chaos.
Sentence Sermons of 15 TIARD to Help One
A fragmentary reflection on personal responsibility and luck. It critiques those who blame fate for failure and fail to examine their own soul, actions, and chances, urging self awareness and accountability.
Hair color required for all who fish Angling licenses issued
The town confirms angling licenses for the new year effective January 1 requiring applicants to provide name address post office address weight height complexion color of hair color of eyes nationality and length of residence along with personal details. Licenses cost 1.25 and must be carried while fishing. Form colors are light blue for licenses and orange for duplicates.
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Joseph F- Wieler
Trunting
Celyen
Board of Fisheries and Game
Noicense
Wich
Gem diversity claimed across United States in 1920s text
Washington reports that every known gem is found in the United States with diamonds cited in Arkansas North Carolina Kentucky Georgia Ohio Wisconsin Colorado California Montana. The piece notes gem types and mentions emeralds and rubies among others, highlighting regional distribution and trade interest.
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United States
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Kentucky
Georgia
Ohio
Wisconsin
Colorado
California
Montana
North Carolina
New Mexico
Greece Eagerly Ex-Premier Venizelos Return News
Athens discusses Venizelos potential return to Greece to aid political readjustment after bitter strife. Papers feature portraits and speculate on his influence, while Republicans warn his stay could prompt a king’s return to secure royalist backing.
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Sun and Shade by Anne Camprest
A reflective verse piece explores yearning for away from daily life to find bliss and love Yet the speaker also sees joy and growth arising from sorrow and struggle suggesting absence of pain would hinder the heart's renewal and progress.
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Anne Camprest
Cornell, McGuinness To Submit Names For Dem Nominees
City Attorney Joan A. Cornell former Town chairman and Assistant Town Clerk John McGuinness present chairman will be asked to publish a list of Democrat nominees for superintendent of schools. Mayor W. Wifone announced yesterday.
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Johnn. McGuinness
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Our Children The Lawbreaker
Angelo Patri presents a dialogue about a boy breaking rules to belong to a Frat and smoke. The boy justifies rebellion as fun while parents and mentors call training essential and warn that breaking rules endangers his place on the team. The scene shifts to a lodge meeting as consequences loom.
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Matty Pacey
Steve
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Extra dividends declared by several companies
The De lawers Lackawanna and Western Ceat company declared an extra five percent dividend in addition to a 3.2 percent quarterly rate, both payable January 15. Detroit Motor Bus company, after a 20 percent stock dividend and 1 percent cash, announced another 1 percent extra dividend on January 15 alongside the usual 2 percent quarterly payout.
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New York
Delawers, Lackawanna and Western Ceat Company
Exetra
Detroit Motor Bus Company
Pogular
Pate
Justice Delayed and Reaffirmed in Overburdened Courts
A biting critique of overloaded courts and delayed justice. The speaker condemns slow trials, exhausted juries, and weary judges while urging swifter action to curb crime and uphold the rule of law despite bureaucratic fatigue and public apathy.
Diabetes death figures greatly increased in 1923
Washington census bureau statistics show 17,182 deaths from diabetes in 1923, up from 14,053 in 1921 and 14,065 in 1920. The national death rate was 18.4 per 100,000, with New Hampshire the highest at 31.0 and Michigan the lowest at 11.0.
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Furniture Dealer Avows Bankruptcy in New Haven Case
A furniture dealer on State Street recently filed for bankruptcy with Attorney Charles Billote Pickett of the United States district court in New Haven. Invoices from wholesale dealers form a large part of the holdings, while the assets include stock for trade and real estate.
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Assacre
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Furniture Glealer
State Street
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Mark Charles Billote Pickett
United State Diatriet Court
New Haven
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Eighth District G. O. P. to Have Open House
James Ballantyne president of the Eighth District Republican club calls a meeting tonight in the club rooms 2072 Malt street to finish plans for an open house on New Year s Eve and discuss other matters of importance.
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James Ballantyne
Eighth District Republican Club
Political Pointer on City Bonds and Appointments
The article outlines 1923 state and city budget tensions, noting the Board of Apportionment and sewer commission shifts, a $289,000 request for Aldermania sewers, and potential replacements on the fire and police boards. It mentions McCutcheon as bridges superintendent, Republican plans, and a looming 1924 budget rise, plus national races with Pat Neff and Coolidge camp dynamics affecting party prospects and tax debates.
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Voing and Sewer Commission
Aldérmania Sewers
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Medical Q and A column on health advice and concerns
Readers ask about headaches high blood pressure tooth loosening and heart related pains. Answers suggest physician exams dental consults and cautious activity while noting some conditions may reflect stress or non serious causes.
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