Bridgeport Telegram Notice and Subscription Blurb
Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates and office hours at 340 Mindie Street. The paper notes editorial autonomy and credits to contributors, while referencing local advertisers and notices. It mentions Mah Jong origins and hints at reader interest in Mr. Work's daily puzzle features.
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Watch Your Step At Home In 1926 Railroads Killed Thousands
A fragmented 1920s safety plea cites that home hazards and rail travel posed major risks. It notes 8 000 railroad deaths and twenty thousand killed by accidents in the home era, urging caution and awareness of falls, stairs, electrics, and furniture, with references to safety councils and public warnings.
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New York State attackers tax reform angle debated
In Council cuts the format shows two rents per each in ape, while New York State defends a proposed divisive structure. The debate centers on whether a 60 large tax reallocation should shift funds between the state and New York City, with plans for 23 percent for rest of boroughs and other allocations. The discussion questions impacts on county sites and state revenue, noting support and opposition from various actors and the public.
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New York
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Wagner
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Wisconsin
Tammeny Hall
Governor Trumbull Backed For Attorney General Choice
Public debate grows around Governor Trumbull’s proposal to appoint the state attorney general rather than electing it. Supporters argue the governor’s pick would be a qualified expert, while opponents warn against concentrating power and fear political maneuvering in appointments.
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Controversy and scandal taints local figures in report
A fragmentary empire of criticism centers on public figures Heflin and Heflin backers in a charged local debate. The piece cites insults, defenses, and accusations amid a broader political climate, mentioning a verdict and community tensions without clear dates or full context.
Merder Or The Wild Trains And Forested Realms
Fragmented OCR passage discusses forests near Amelia and Massachusets, reflecting on nature conservation, spiritual reading, and the impact of development on wildlife. It references trees, creatures, and a sense of urgency about preservation and imagination.
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Auction Khidgs Matec Work Ges od ta titi
Fragmented auction notice fragment mentions Mr Wei and The spoke, unclear details. readable parts include a public sale action and references to Mae gitter and James fee. No clear date, location, or bidder names fully decipherable.
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Mirrors of Washington about Prime Minister Baldwin
The piece portrays Stanley Baldwin as a politically minded yet unpredictable leader, praised for restraint and independence. It highlights his willingness to think beyond party lines, his indiscipline in interviews, and his calm, impersonal approach to government. It notes shifting protectionist stance and admires his deliberative, self-contained conduct.
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A town tale of brains and crime and reform
A poem questions blame for crime and moral decay and suggests medical brain treatment as a path to safer behavior. It cites a lazy man cured by a physician who gave a potion, then his vigor returned, cows were chased and wood cut. The speaker urges measured responses over harsh punishment.
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Political pointers and Connecticut political shifts noted
The article surveys Democratic fundraising plans, Connecticut legislative leadership picks, and emerging state political dynamics. It notes bid results on public works, potential committee assignments in Hartford, and the influence of western counties, with discussions of salaries, court expansion, and party strategy for delegates and candidates.
Garibaldi to face trial on January twentieth in Italy
Captain Ricciotti Garibaldi grandson of the Italian royal line, arrested in November at Nice on suspicion of Spanish and Italian plots, will be tried January 20 on a single charge of illegal possession of arms and the manufacture and distribution of explosives. Colonel Macia and others face similar charges at the same time, as the case tied to an initially sensational conspiracy.
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Local Drivers Ask Return of Licenses
More than half of the drivers who applied to the Motor Vehicle Department seek the return of their licenses. Several individuals must appear for conferences to prove final responsibility after licenses were suspended for operating a vehicle under the influence. Names include James F. Mofnaney, Ceci B. Nestleton, Miles J Dempsey, Louis Yardin, James A. Johnston, Sarah Raycreft, Vant Trolick, Marett Thoag, Hector, and others listed with addresses in Stratford and surrounding areas.
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Conference to regulate firearms by mayors panel in Chicago
Officials announce a January February conference in Chicago to regulate sale and possession of small arms. Attendees include mayors, the attorney general, and police officials under a national commission. The plan aims to enact stricter arm controls nationwide.
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Can a man remain a Christian without church membership
Dr. Cadman answers readers about whether a honest, generous man who refuses church membership can be a Christian. He argues that institutional church forms matter for civilization and that many professed Christians neglect ordinances, while praising a virtuous nonmember but stressing church affiliation's role in shaping society and personal growth. He cites Glilstone and Allenby to illustrate fidelity to Christian standards alongside public leadership.
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Let Him Stub His Own Toes
A reflective critique of moral policing and overregulation. It argues people learn best from personal errors, not from imposed rules, noting that self-caused mistakes foster independence and true conduct, while excessive control stifles growth and can cause greater loss than gain.
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Fragmented Faithful Musings in a Blurred Sermon
A garbled collection of phrases hints at themes of truth, defense of excuses, references, and war talk. The text misprints obscure meaning, leaving readers with bits about excuses, loyalty, and the value of restraint in conflict.
Weather map reports cloudy and unsettled conditions
The forecast covers Southern New England to New York and New England regions. It notes cloudy conditions for Southern New England with a cool to falling temperature trend, fair skies for eastern New York with little temperature change, and fair to light snow possibilities in northern New England Monday. A disturbance off the south Atlantic coast moves northward over the ocean toward Nantucket and Grand Banks, bringing shifting gales along the trans Atlantic route. High pressure remains from the northern region toward Nova Scotia. Winds north of Sandy Hook are strong northeast to north with overcast skies and light snow likely in parts of the east Monday. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect strong northerly winds and eastward weather Monday.
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