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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
10
Bridgeport Telegram 1841 Publication Details
The fragment notes Bridgeport Telegram publication information from 1841, listing postal and printing details, office contact at 440 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn, and AP association with republication rights. It references THE POST PUBLISHING CO and Barnum telephone lines, with day and night service indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORV
Sunda
the Post Publishing CO
Wena
Loon News
Trolley Problem Raises Public Debate In Connecticut
Editorial notes discuss city life in 1920 and the trolley system in Connecticut. The Dartford comment argues the Connecticut Company must provide reliable service and affordable fares while questioning safety car use and two man crews. It warns of costly upgrades versus ongoing reliance on public transit revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Dartford
Connecticut Company
Weather forecast for southern New England and beyond
A long weather summary reports rain sleet and warmer conditions in the south, with rain and snow in the north, and colder weather by Friday. It notes an area of high pressure moving east of the Mississippi valley, followed by rapidly falling pressure, with winds shifting from east to south over parts of the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New End
Ohio Valley
New Hogland
Mississippi Valley
New England
New York
Hook
Sandy Hook
Foreign Markets and World Trade Outlook
The article discusses public views on American foreign trade led by Walter W. Head of the American Bankers Association. It argues prosperity hinges on selling surplus goods abroad and cautions against turning inward, noting the need for a continued aggressive export policy to avoid domestic market gluts and economic dislocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W
American, Bankers’ Association
Mr. Heads
Restoration of a normal foreign market urged for all
The article advocates restoring a normal foreign market to aid farmers with surplus raw materials and manufacturers and laborers with surplus manufactured goods. It argues prosperity relies on active industry and trade and warns that demand for foreign markets will grow, not shrink.
Progressive Growth Through Action and Tax Reform
The speech urges decisive work and a shift from indecision to progress. It cites 1924 prospects, notes recovery under Mellon’s views, and argues lightening the tax burden will unleash business and industry to large undertakings and record achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
Mellon
Treausury
The Coming Months Look Ahead With Cautious Optimism
The piece surveys past months in business and life, cites President Coolidge urging a stocktake of moral, spiritual, and material resources, and notes confidence that progress will continue in the months ahead despite industry reverses. It emphasizes a shared outlook of hopeful advancement into the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Around the Clock By Anne Campbell Poem
Poem recounts a mother’s aging memories of her daughter Joave growing up Through stanzas the narrator recalls milestones from childhood to twelve years old noting dances piano practice skating and the passage of time in a tender reflective tone
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Anne Campbell
Joave
Pair Receives Year in Jail for Burglary
Judge Avery of the district Superior Court sentenced Elmer Fentley and Lawrer Gia to suspended terms and fines after a burglary case. The defendants faced counts of perjury and related offenses tied to abandoning a wife and living with another, with one man jailed for one year and the other given a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Avery
Elmer Fentley
Lawrer
Feder
Vurgha von Sane Soran
Grurington
Ling
Bigamist Sentenced to State Reformatory
A man described as a bigamist was sentenced today in the superior court to the state reformatory on one charge. The defendant, identified as Jackson, allegedly married Josephine F Nurwel in Bas on December 13, 1922 and later deserted her to come to New Haven. The court noted the intent and timeline leading to the proceeding.
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NEW Geass
Abwand
Ruminal
Isupeior
Big My Jackson
Mareied
Josephine F Nurwel
Bason
New Haven
Power Co Worker Drowns. Body Found in River
The body of Michael Stitford, a Connecticut Power Company employee, was found floating in a river near the condensation plant. He had been missing since December 31 as a search was launched. The medical examiner ruled drowning as the cause.
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Mathaboury
Michael Stitford
Connecticut
LT Power Company
Big City
Stafford
Non Crane
Sentence Sermons 4 GUITATY CONSC TENG
The text appears garbled and unreadable. No clear facts, names, events, or dates are discernible to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fire escape rope ladder aids two in escape
A chaotic incident on a four story building ends with two men escaping fire using a rope ladder from the top floor. Witnesses describe a frantic scramble as residents flee the blaze and police search for a third person missing after the escape. Local officials investigate the fire’s origin and report minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stehels
Fire at Good Shepherd Convent Sparks Nun Escape
Report from Chicoutimi states a blaze at the Good Shepherd Convent endangered several nuns who escaped the building. Authorities say all residents were accounted for with no injuries reported. Fire crews battled the flames through the morning as investigators inspect the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Convent
Chicoutimi
One Hundred Years Ago American Dors Desert Description
A fragment from the United States Gazette dated January 3 1824 describes the Great American desert west of the Mississippi. The landscape extends 400 miles east to west and 15 500 miles north to south with dunes sand gravel pebbles and bare stretches. Sparse vegetation and few animals are noted while major rivers like the Platte and Arkansas are mentioned as passing through the barren region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rocky
Danbury Council Fails to Act on Firemen's Boosts
Danbury council members discussed a proposed ordinance aimed at aiding firemen on burned property near a cathedral river and Wells Street. The plan sought to require owners to cover cleanup costs, but officials postponed action amid debate over public safety and property responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury Council
Majestic grounds and frees self after grounding
A large vessel ran aground near the Isle of Wight during an outbound voyage to Cherbourg. The ship freed itself within minutes and proceeded toward its destination as company officials received a message from its commander.
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Ile of Wight
Cherbour
New York Company
Sirvram
Children and Thought Power in Morning Routines
A mother warns Beth against singing before work, arguing thoughts shape health and success. The piece cites beliefs about mindset guiding achievement, urging quiet focus to avoid misfortune. It frames childhood influence, education, and the idea that positivity drives outcomes.
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Beth
Coroner Rules Two Deaths Accidental
Coroner John J Phelan ruled both deaths accidental. John Maber, 34, died December 18 in Greenwich when struck by a motor truck. Stephen Farrington, 52, died December 17 in Normalk after being struck by a motor pole driven by Nathan Faylo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmana
Steamer Afloat Off Walhely Harbor Becomes Free
A steamer named Minnesota veered and burned near Walhely Harbor after ash release. the vessel was freed and towed into port with 19 crewmen aboard. Local authorities report no injuries and underway salvage operations continue.
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Wamburg
Minnesota
Walhely
Call for Help Amid Fevered Town Struggles With Care
A hazy, fragmentary local note describes residents seeking aid as fever spreads. The piece laments rising costs and limited access to care while families cope with illness and the burden on neighbors. It hints at missing doses, aging patients, and the challenge of obtaining relief.
New York Bill Aims to Abolish Death Penalty
A proposed New York measure seeks to abolish capital punishment amid ongoing political debate. The bill would replace death sentences with alternative penalties and has drawn attention from lawmakers and public figures in Hartford and surrounding regions.
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New York
Bill
Hartford Murder Club
Peasy
Jain
Sergio
Turkish Editors Acquitted of Treason Charge
The Independence tribunal acquitted three Turkish editors held since December on treason charges for publishing a letter linked to a Turkish political figure. The decision ends the case against the editors and closes the December arrest episode.
Slovak Society Sues For Damages In Common Pleas
A Slovak society sues for 950 dollars in the Common Pleas Court over an unpaid rate of 800 dollars. The filing names the society and seeks recovery plus costs amid a disputed account.
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Jth Cout of Common Pleas
St Jain Nupumuch
Auccty Awith Hv
Vstmer
Watthow
Ian A
Tax assessment news and party tensions in Middletown
Varying tax reassessments boosted levy figures with Columbia Nut and Bolt paying 46 614 will owe 41 4 thousand this year. Republicans nominate J J Rogers for Mayor, Democrats back James Connery. State central group leads factional feuding as party delegates fight over upcoming conventions and primary seating.
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Columbia Nut and Bolt
Fredwater
Ite
Middleto
JJ Rogers
de Erata
James Connery
de Eratic Party
The
Republic
Wilson 8. Reynolds
Howard N. Lincoln
Middletown
Peter O'Callaghan
Physical education principles for schools and pupil health
The text stresses the value of regular physical education, proper posture, breathing and exercises for children. It argues that structured activity improves health, posture, and attention, and urges open windows and a lively gym routine to keep students refreshed and eager to learn.
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Virginia
Sciela
Bedis
Medical Q and A Tips for Child Care and Treatments
A chaotic Q and A layout offers medical guidance on child care basics including safe use of cold showers and hot compresses, addressing eye issues, hair lighting cautions, and nasal or tonsil procedures. It notes professional evaluation for persistent symptoms and mentions a physician Dr Copelang with an address for mailed questions.
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Copelang
Ersof
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