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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1922

Page

4

Butler Opposed to Bureau in New York

Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, denounces a plan to create two national bureaus of education. He argues such a move would bureaucratize American schooling, drain the federal treasury, and alter the nation's federal system by seizing state powers and increasing bureaucratic control in Washington.

New York Bureau of Adul Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia ‘University United States Clese Eople

Fire at Pond Point home prompts alarm

Milford on January 15 Chemical Company No 1 responded to a small blaze at a Pond Point residence around 7 30 in the morning. Sparks from a fireplace in the cellar set beams aflame but the family extinguished it before the fire department arrived.

Re . Milford Chemical Company No. 1 Walter Ta A Mormvin Pondoint

Miners' Officials Seek New Wage Pact Before April 1

Indianapolis June 15 Approximately 400000 soft coal miners in more than twenty states await a new wage agreement with soft coal operators before April 1 their current contract expired March 31 union officials note the stake if no deal is reached it could leave miners without wages for two years. The statement recalls failed initial wage conference plans in Pittsburgh and Ohio and stresses hope that operators and miners will negotiate promptly to avoid a repeat of 1914 industry upheaval.

Indianapolis Ind United Ming Workers of America United Mine Workers of America John J. Lewis Miners’ Union Pittesburch Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Imneis Pittsburgh Rainers Illinois Lewie Thier

Dillon Urges Harmony At G P Dinner In Bridgeport

Former Senator John B. Dillon of Bridgeport plans a dinner at the Stratfield hotel at eight tonight to unite the local Republican forces. The event follows internal party tensions and names some leaders who will not attend. Dillon says all sides seek peace and a mutual exchange of views for the party’s good.

John B. Dillon Shelton Bridgeport Stratfield Hotel G. O. Pp Shout Peace Board Dillon Publc Sy Uon Republican Party

DIED Briggs Beach Bouton In memory of Ida Bouton

Died in Stratford Conn January 15 1923 Eliza Hawley Beach widow of Warren Brigze aged 63 funeral at Read Memorial chapel Bridgeport Wednesday January 18 interment Mountain Grove cemetery Bouton Ida L January 14 1922 beloved wife of G Chauncey Bouton funeral at residence 408 Broad Street January 15 at 2 30 pm

Briggs Stratford Conn Eliza Hawley Beach Warren Brigze Read Memorial Bridgeport Mountain Grove Bouton thin_efty Ida L G. Chauncey Bouton Broad Street Mountain Grove Cemetery

Fresno Judge Cuts Obey From Nuptial Ceremony

California remarriage figure Judge George W. Smith known as marrying justice notes his record of 3614 marriages and 50 divorces. He explains omitting the word obey from vows and stresses diplomacy, lasting affection, and thoughtful consideration of wife and home to avert divorce. He also runs a correspondence school on domestic relations and dodging divorce court.

Fresno Cal Babe Ruth George W. Smith California Justice Henen Wien Hyewand

Parties Lack Issues for Congressional Elections

In a 1922 Washington discussion Mark Sullivan notes Bryan’s public posture on leadership and the Democratic and Republican parties. Both face an absence of clear issues for Congress and rely on past records and wartime policies to court voters. The piece analyzes party strategies, leadership dynamics, and voter sentiment heading into elections.

Mark Sullivan Washington Willem J. Bryan Bryan White House Wilson House of Representatives Congress Senate Eryvan Democratic Party Yryan Cain Connecticut Mitlouadt Paley Tempenautic Natioral Ors Oranipadea Gavlemmian Democratie Ex- Specife Republians House Actu Axtat Harding Stepube Camas Tadto Ds.tsues Mirai League of Nations Wilgor Nersan Pnt Poard York Wilton Pee Paw Publicana van Be Jonger Vlaln Mans

Russia seeks outside help over debt and Genoa talks

Moscow sources report Soviet officials insist Russia cannot pay its debts and seeks external assistance. They warn negotiation is essential and oppose Genoa due to communication limits, suggesting London as a suitable conference center for delegations and home-government links.

Moscow Jai Associated Press Lnlill Maxim Justinnot Russia Canio Taon Tenzky Leonid Krassin Bemit Genoa Livinoff Italy Leen London

Dry Match Saves Crew After Sea Sinking

The crew of the Boston owned American schooner James M. W. Hall, 491 tons, rescued 350 miles southeast of Cape May after abandoning ship following a brutal storm. Captain Cole and seven hands endured two days lashed to the cabin hatch with little food or water until rescue by the steamship West Caron from Java.

Benghie Cole James M. W. Hall Weat Sanon Weich Cape May NS. Js Java Charleton Boston Cherlostom New York

Civic Association to Discuss Taxes in Stratford

Stratford, Jan 14 Special The Eighth district Civic association will meet tomorrow night in the Whitney school to discuss the tax assessment. An address by Dr. W. Cotney is planned. All people interested are invited.

Stratford Eighth District Civic Association Cotney

Saloon Keeper Fights Police Amid Turbulent Saturday Incident

Michael Ramanski of 1764 Sea View Avenue clashed with officers after an altercation at his saloon on Saturday. The report notes broader commentary on party politics and farm conditions influencing the national race, suggesting Republican gains may hinge on farm support and public sentiment.

Michael Ramanski Seaview Aveniy Pomnenen Jennrowne

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