Weather Across New England and New York Upheaval
A storm system tracked from Louisiana toward Lake Ontario bringing gales to the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, with winds up to 75 mph. Cold air spreads Thursday into Friday, with rain and clearing fronts, and warnings persist across the Great Lakes region and along the Atlantic coast north of Virginia.
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Bridgeport Telegram Establish 1891 Public Notice
Bridgeport Telegram, established 1891, publishes daily except Sunday from 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn. Open day and night with exchange connecting all departments. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Post Publishing CO
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Thia
Editorial Notes From A Quiet Page Reprint
A fragmented editorial column observes public figures and political irony. It references a historical figure linked to Appomattox, Missouri deaths, unionization among New York white collar workers, and a mix of political quips about fare increases and public notices.
Sentence Sermons About Living By One's Labor
A compact moral meditation asserts everyone owes the world effort and honest toll for a living. It condemns those who seek to live off others, neglect to lift the burden, or fail to strive to their best, arguing such people undermine the world they inhabit.
Parks for the Future in Bridgeport and Fairfield
The article recalls New York and Bridgeport’s park heritage, urging Fairfield to begin acquiring and securing spaces for a future public park system. Speaker R F E McEldowney warned that without preservation, scenic spots could be exploited, stressing land purchase or gifts as the first step toward long term civic value.
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New York
Central Park
Bridgeport
W. H. Noble
P. T. Barnum
Fairfield
R. F E. McEldowney
Hartford aldermen ban one man trolley cars plans
The Hartford city council barred one man safety cars and rumors spread of a ten cent fare, countering claims by Connecticut company president Lucius Storrs that higher prices would be needed. The piece argues higher fares would not boost Bridgeport division revenue and warns against meddlesome supporters of fare hikes.
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Connecticut Company
Lucius Storrs
Wartford
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Appeals Fare Increase to 74 Cents
A Bridgeport filing requests raising the Sve Cent radial fare to 74 cents, appealing to the Public Utilities Commission for approval. The move aims to adjust pricing amid service changes and regulatory review.
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Bridgeport
Public Utilities Commission
Rumors and Radio Challenge Arts and Faith in America
A writer notes librarians and clergy fear radio empties libraries and churches but finds booksellers report rising interest in world affairs, biographies, and classics. Publishers increase serious works while readers consume more literature despite radio. Ministers see slight church attendance gains, doubt radio causes decline, and the rumor mill must find a new target.
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America
Boston
Ehind
Brought to Justice for Chicago Postal Robbery Arrests
Five men are arrested in Chicago as indictments follow nationwide in the $1,500,000 postal robbery from January 1921. Authorities note that many sensational mail thefts end with swift retribution, as offenders overspend and then face years in prison, while authorities delay to gather solid evidence and ensure solid court outcomes.
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Chicago
Amendments and freedom marked by four and six decades
The text reflects on the fourth anniversary of the 18th amendment and a sixty year span since emancipation, noting that neither prohibition nor emancipation has yielded full social or legal equality. It contrasts ongoing alcohol prohibition with incomplete freedom for Southern Black Americans, highlighting persistent inequality.
French Chamber Opposed to Tax Increase Program
Paris January 16 Premier Poincare Finance Minister and other cabinet members worked on a 29 percent tax rise and economy plan as Chamber and Senate debated the government reforms. The opposition urged the premier to explain the exchange crisis before parliament votes. The finance minister’s appearance before the Chamber’s finance commission was postponed.
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Linkup of Water Power Aims to Cut Costs Across States
A proposed plan backed by President Coolidge would link existing steam and water power plants to generate cheap electric current for Maine to the Potomac. State laws in Maine Connecticut New York and Massachusetts shape power import export, leasing and pricing, affecting where industries locate and how much revenue is raised. This regional grid could attract factories and reduce manufacturing costs if fully realized.
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Maine
Wey
Connecticut
New York
Gov Smith
Massachusetts
Detroit News Perspective on Global Markets and Local View
A Detroit News editorial argues that nations must push for broader global competition, while a few leaders cling to narrow local perspectives that hinder progress and the world’s markets, urging wider strategic vision. The piece critiques parochial attitudes delaying economic advancement.
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Detroit News
One Hundred Years Ago Adverts in Norfolk Beacon
A January 1624 National Gazette item notes an advertisement by George Esher offering for sale two twin three week old children labeled as young Negroes. The piece also mentions a New York Times Washington correspondent report that General Jewison dined on Washington's plate sent from Virginia for the occasion.
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George Esher
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New York
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Virginia
National Thrift Week idea expands beyond savings
Ansonia Sentinet reflects on National Thrift Week urging broader use of thrift beyond mere bank accounts. He argues thrift should guard against waste and selfish spending, benefiting others and building a commonwealth, with events like Budget Day and Make a Will Day to deepen understanding.
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Ansonia Sentinet
Obregon Forces Claim Victory in Tepeaca Battle
Mexican federal forces claim a decisive victory over rebels at Tepeaca after a hard clash. Generals Maycotte Villarreal led the rebel defense, but were driven from Tepeaca and dispersed as federal troops pursued along the rail line between Tercerón and Puebla.
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Eugenio Martinez
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Puebla
Ridalesa
Vera Cruz de- Tela
Tax law under fire prompts call for stronger controls
Representative Frear warns that the income tax is endangered by constant attacks and evasion. He argues without firm measures the revenue producer will collapse. Secretary Mellon notes that tax avoidance tracks worldwide history and that current rates are excessive, demanding durable reform.
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New Haven
Political pointers stir by Assessor objections to Biewett
The stir over Assessor M Cormick objections to hiring Thomas Biewett signals growing independence among Republicans in the current administration. The piece notes personnel changes in the Assessors' office and Health department, estimates a grand list rise to 5.0 to 6.0 million, board of Relief budgeting delays, and mention of budget scrutiny by J W Burnham and apportionment work. Also references Fifth District Democrats winter pinochle nights and Republican timing for their district club battles. Connecticut tax comparisons with New England states and others are discussed.
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Thomas Biewett
John Dowline
Edna Fox
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Howard Dunbar
Wiliam E. Burnham
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Burnham
Paying for Nothing by Old Dee Tet ter and Doc Totter
A damaged poem in verse form recounts a patient letter accusing Old Dee Tet ter and Dr Totter of failing to cure glanders and gallors. The speaker pleads for payment, laments bitter remedies, and clashes with medical ineffectiveness and expenses. The piece mocks quack remedies and the narrator’s lingering pain.
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Old Dee Tetter
Sonny
Doc Totter
Doc Tetter
Blueprint Dream of a House by Campbell
A poem imagines blueprints as a doorway to happiness. The speaker sketches rooms, a fireplace, and a welcoming hall where friends enter, bringing joy and love as lights gleam.
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Campbell
Cummings Declines Active Run For Democratic Nomination
Hartford Times reports Homer Cummings will not campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. He notes the unlikelihood of Connecticut supporting a local candidacy and says he is available if the party wants him, but will decline to enter the field actively, favoring a clear state choice among McAdoo and Underwood. The piece quotes cautious optimism about the party’s path forward.
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Homer Cummings
Snall
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Cummings’ Enswey
McAdoo
Underwood
Cummings
Hartford
Senility and Youth as Attitudes Toward Life
The piece argues senility is not tied to age and youth is not a strict year count. It recounts a boyhood misperception of his mother as old at sixty and notes that many youths are mentally aged while some elders show youthful spirits. It concludes youth and senility reflect attitudes guiding life toward health.
Old Age Vitality and Health Advice Across Questions
A reader questions olive oil baths hair lemon juice and remedies for various ailments. The column cites Osler and Hall on aging, urges seeking eye or medical help as needed, and offers practical tips for eye care, hair washing, chapped lips, hard calluses, stammering, blushing, posture, exercise, and daily reading aloud. Dr Copeland will answer suitable medical inquiries.
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R. S Copeland
Health Teaching Plan Urged by Dr Ballou in City
Dr Frank W Ballou, superintendent of public schools in Washington, outlines a six point health teaching program for students. It emphasizes medical inspection at admission, recording defects, correcting issues by school nurses and families, promoting healthy habits, and a graded health curriculum with promotion standards. The plan, though ambitious, is deemed workable with funds, volunteers, and community support to involve teachers, doctors, parents, clergy, and women's groups.
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M. D
Fank W. Ballou
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Ile
Ballou
Seung Peehla
Miniscere
Ownership in Industry Turns Workers Toward Control
Ten years ago Armour & Co. was privately owned by the Armour family. Now 77,000 stockholders hold shares, with 40,000 employees. More than 70,000 holders own over 25 shares. The piece argues workers may eventually own all stock in Armour and many other industries without conflict.
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Will Hear Claims by Common Council Committees
The Claims committees of the Common Council will meet at 8 o'clock in the Council Chamber at City Hall.
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