Standard American Taken Over by Post Publishing Co
Bridgeport announces a merger forming a metropolitan newspaper group. George C. Waldo Jr and Edward Flicker will lead the combined Standard American Telegram Post and Sunday Post publications with shared press, news services, and editorial staff. The merger extends to Hartford Post, linking properties for state-wide coverage. Ridward Fischer’s early career is noted.
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Standard~Americ
Post Publishing Co
Standard-Americah
Edward Flicker
Telegram
Pst
iMessrs
Flicker
Walco
Waldo
City of
Bridge“porta
New England
Boston
Neary
Bridgeport
Hartford
Messrs. Flicker and
Valio
Hartford Post
AI News Services
Associated Press
United Press
International ‘News
Ridward Fischer
Cincinnati Enairer
Middle West
Enquirer
Washington Post
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
George C. Waldo, Jr
George C. Waldo
Fist of the Old
Bridgeport Standard
Standard-American
Waldo, Jr
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Telegram
Bridgeport Standard-American
Auto repair shop offers parts and tools for home fixes
A local shop urges car owners to prepare for possible cold weather by laying up the vehicle and inspecting it. They advertise parts and tools to assist in doing the work themselves, promising help to get repairs done at home.
National Woman's Party Meeting in Norwalk Today
The Copneglion branch of the National Woman's Party holds a local meeting in Norwalk today instead of Hartford to accommodate attendees from Norwalk Stamford and Greenwich. The Hartford session remains planned for January 6 with chief speaker Mrs M Toscan Bennett and Mrs George Day attending.
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Copneglion
National Woman's Party
Norwalk
Hartford
Washington
Stamford
Greenwich
M. Toscan Bennett
Tus
George Day
Elsie Hill
George H. Day
Thomas’ N. Henburn
Connecticut
National Woman's Courty
A. G. Porritt
M. Tosedi Bennete
Transfer of Bridgeport land titles detailed in deeds
Real estate transfer list covering Warranty Deeds and Quit Claim Deeds. Edward Hotchkiss and others convey multiple parcels with buildings on Elmwood Cannon Street Seaview Avenue and adjacent streets to Arthur L. Clark, City National Bank, Mary Burke, James H Reardon, and others. Various banks act as trustees or buyers amid a broad collection of land parcels in Bridgeport.
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Edward
Hotchkiss
Arthur c. Tyler
Elmwood Place
Stephen H. Patterson
Clarence H. Kelsey
Matthew Adgate
Charles Sherwood
Bridgeport Patent Leather Company
Arthur L. Clark
Cannon Street
Harry Datton
Antonio Pasquale
Thomas 0. Smith
Gus C. Meyers
Seaview Avenue
Qoult
Jennie L. Fowler
Jane M. Atherton
Gilbert Street
Josephine C. Jackman
City National Bank
Park Avenue
Jacob Hadsel
Oliver Hadsel
Jane Street
Peoples Sayings Bank
William H. Colgan
Mary
Coleman
Huntington
Warren Street
Jepnen FP
Meaney
Joseph M
Annie Dugas
Richard H. Murphy
Mary A. Moran
Cemn Avenue
Edward H. Marsh
Charles B. Marsh
Andrew
Philomena K. Varenelfl
David Katz
Joseph Katz
Hancock
Wordin
Helen B. Rennell
Alda R. Curran
Cottage Street
Bridgeport Trust Company
Mary L. Haton
McKinley Avenue
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Corporation of Associated Charities For Industrial Relief
Main Street
Proposition of U S to Soldiers Topic at Bridgeport High
George L. Warren of the Red Cross civilian relief committee will explain how the government plans to care for returning soldiers with wounds and disability. Sanford Stoddard chairs a Bridgeport War bureau meeting at the high school auditorium tonight at eight. the Woman's Liberty chorus directed by Mrs. Granniss will sing. admission is free.
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Uncle Sam
Bridgeport High School
George L. Warren
Red Cross Civilian Relief Cmmiittee
Bridgeport War Bureau
Sanford Stoddard
Woman's Liberty Chorus
P. B. Granniss
Six Appointments To Fire Dept Due At Next Session
Six appointments to the city fire department are expected at the next commissioners meeting. Names of likely appointees have circulated, with Engine House 12 personnel to be named and possible lieutenant shifts. Several prepared speeches remained unused at the prior meeting.
Oriental Is Kind Of Eating Place Opens In Bridgeport
Bridgeport readies a new Oriental restaurant at 1001 1071 Main Street run by Joe Stew. A preview night featured Chinese dishes such as chicken chop suey and turkey with dressing as a five piece orchestra performed. City officials and many of Bridgeport’s leaders attended the event as residents awaited Saturday opening.
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Bridgeport
Davis and Syward
Main Street
Joe Stew
Specis
Tt Ih Uy
Florence Clark
Netfia Coburn
Missydna Donahne
Joseph Savard
Frederick H. Beckwith
Frank GB. Jaynes
Walter H. Brown
Angus FF. Thorne
Eugene G. Norton
William Chow
Frank W. Rorahack
E. S. Hail
Loren
Delbrid
William &. Lewis
Thomas J. Connor
C. Howard Dunbar
C. W. Botsford
William McLennon
William Martin
Thomas J. Cunningham
John H
Upen
William Steinke
Dhef
China
John A. Redpate
Alexander L. Delaney
D. HM. Rowland
Joe Shew
James Turner
Angus Pb.thorne
Fred Beckwith
Turner
Joan Magonetse
Harch Street
Strawn
George Basley
William Street
Carty
Bridgeport, Hospital
Mosley
Uary
Swann May Extradite Harry Thaw After All
Attorney Swann of New York asked for a copy of the record in Philadelphia lunacy proceedings that led to Harry Thaw’s commitment to the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane. The move signals likely action to file a requisition for Thaw’s extradition, as he faces indictment in New York on charges.
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Philadelphia
Gan
Swann
New York
Harry 1
Thaw
Pennsylvania
Ler
Frenerick Gullp
Kansas City High School
Hos
Doubtful Prohibition Senators Named by Connecticut Patriot
Bridgeport’s three senators led a list of doubtful Prohibition supporters in the Connecticut Patriot. The report lists I.W. Bradar, Charles C. Elemenway, H.P. Kopplemann of Hartford. George W. Keith and several New Haven, New London and Bridgeport figures among those urged to vote for the federal amendment. Prohibition forces seek a majority in the Senate, aided by a push to have the matter referred to the people.
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Bridgeport
Frederic A. Bartlett
Alexaunder
Etlaney
George B. Clark
Connec
General Assembly
Senate
Powers
Manchester
Raifield County
BH. T. Bissell
Ridge
Neld
BE. Williamson
Dayen
Connecticut Patriot
I. W. Bradar
Charles C. Elemenway
H. P. Kopplemann
Hartford
George W. Kieth
New Britain
G. H. Bishop
J. A. Theonard
Daniel J. Bailey
Dennis M. Clyne
New Haven
Arts MM
Marsden
Madison
Charles A. Templeton
Waterbury
Raymond T. French
Seymour
William C. Fox
New London
William B. Wile Norwich
da G. R. Clark
AL Gartlett
A. T. Delaney
H. P. Bissell
Ridgefield
Wilsons Name in Casualty Lists Stir Agitators Says Lewis
Senator Hamilton Lewis says Republicans and agitators would welcome Wilson casualties to attack his peace plan and mislead European negotiators. He argues the Senate is not involved in Wilson's current peace protocol and that the President has full military authority until a final peace treaty is accepted. The speech criticizes Lodge Knox and others for delaying League of Nations talk and asserts the President acts as commander in chief. In closing he notes Republican satisfaction at Wilson's safe return abroad is unlikely.
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Washington
Din
J, Hamilton Lewis
Democritiet
Ninos
Renate
Wilson
Senate
Uuleminees
Senjtters Lodge
Massachusetts
Knox
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Thorape
America
United States
Nence
Lodge
League of Nations
Wugainst Wilson
Foug
Lewis Uni
Sid Bonator
Thea
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Post Publishing Company
George Waldo, Jr
Edward Pucker
American Hardware Stores (Incorporated
Pairfield Ave
Middle St
Fairfield “Ave
National Woman’s Party
Bennett Speaker
U. S
Warren
Main
Fairfield
Harry Thaw
Illinois
E. Williamson
Darien
James R. Mead
Creenwich
Archie McDonald
Putnam
S. I. Adams
Moasup
Chapin
Cromwell
Roslon
Federal Milk Commission
New Byig
Wee
Are
Dr. Whitcomb Fammer
Dr. Whitcomb
U.S. Army
Munson
Army
Fien’s
Young BA
Mando of
Brackett
Lexthor
Prof. Richardson
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