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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1920

Page

2

Scientist Warns Against Ridiculing Planet Messages

Rome reports on interplanetary communication with mysterious waves detected globally. Scientist Domenica Argentini cautions the topic, while Dr. Steinwel predicts a billion dollar cost to reach another planet and emphasizes immense energy. others debate the phenomenon as atmospheric noise and suggest legal action against misquotes. A device in London demonstrates distance messaging via light and selenium, claimed to reach half a mile with stronger receivers.

Rome Jan Domenica Argentini London Imperial College of Technology South Kensington A. C. Rankin Ueht

Federation Acts to Inquire Into Bompers Motive

The Central Federated Union met in New York and appointed a committee to determine the motive behind Samuel Gompers plan to unite all labor bodies in greater New York into a central organization. The panel will confer with Gompers and AFL executive council next Monday. The meeting also passed a resolution for re seating five suspended Socialist assemblymen, protested Caponeces refusal to grant Victor I. Renger, and urged action to allow committees or municipal court judges to set rents profits. The Berger resolution, from Milwaukee Federated Union, was adopted with three dissenters.

NW York Dan Central Federated Union Jno Samuel Gompers Greater New York Gompers American Federation of Labor F Lve Socialist Assembly Stet Capneces Victor I. Renger 2Thira Smith Aykin Uit Berger Milwaukee Central Federated [Union

Dr Brown warns of flu at Rakoczi Hall entertainment

Dr. Brown of the Health department cautioned attendees at Rakoczi hall to sneeze or cough into a handkerchief to curb flu. The Americanization committee event opened with community singing led by Joseph Hafner and featured Katherine Russell and a Roosevelt centric program with Dr Archibald Campbell. Judge Wheeler presided as motion pictures of Roosevelt were shown and the audience sang the Star Spangled Banner at the close.

Dr. Brown Health Department Rakoczi Hall Archibald IV Campbell Theodore Roosevelt Campbbell Roosevelt Lfe Sam Juan Hill Africa

Hoodoo camps on the trail of the jitney trolleys their nemesis

A string of hoodoo incidents hit jitneys yesterday as trolley traffic collided with a jitney at multiple spots. August Jackson, 776 Central Avenue, was thrown through a windshield. Ernest Langer, 79 Cottage Street, was slightly hurt. Dominick Miro, 1 Fairfield, collided while stopping to drop a passenger. Earl Newell, 1175 Stratford Avenue, saw his jitney struck on the Yellow Six bridge, with no injuries. Harry Dyer, 48 Morton Street, was rear struck at Fairfield and Normin Street. the motorman continued on duty without inspecting damage.

Augustackson Central Avenue Ernest Langer Cottage Street Dominick Miro Fairfield Stratford Avena Yellow Six Earl Newell Stratford Avenue City Ice and Coal Co Fairfield Avenue Normin Street Harry Dyer Morton Street Dyer

Obituary notices from Bridgeport area deaths

Multiple obituary notices for Josephine Murray Owen Murray Mary Wiehn Elizabeth Crowfoot Minnie McCarthy Mary McCann Louis Pappas John May Bertha Gadush Ellen St John Rollan Curtiss Frederick Kott and related funeral details list survivors, burial sites, and service times across various local cemeteries and churches. Names, ages, addresses, and funeral arrangements reflect community deaths and memorial practices.

Josephine Murray Josephine Owen Murray BR. Burke Miles McLaughlin Walkerang Banks Muirfield Avenue Lakeview Cemetery Hal T. Kearns Nellie Frances Skinner Nallia Frances William H. Skinner Bridgeport Savings and Loan Association J. Wesley John F. Hinckley John H. Hinckley Seaview Avenue Mountain Grove Mary Wiehn Lindley Street St. Joseph’sa Hubert Dahme Buriel St. Michael's Cemetery Tather Dahme Huzaheth Crowfoot Elizabeth Crowfoot William A. Crowfoot Capitol Avenue B. I. Root Syvas Minnie RB. McCarthy Minnie R. McCarthy McKinley Public School St. Vincent’s Hospital Bridget, Keefe Charles McCarthy Mia Fairilola Louis Pappas Main Street Gold Street J. H. Carroll Em. Street Greek Orthodox Church Elias Gerasinas

Kolchak Ousted Over Policy Says Gen Guida

General Guida, former commander of the Czechoslovak forces in Siberia, arrives in Marseilles and cites two causes for the rift with Admiral Kolchak. He says Kolchak favors a reactionary dictatorship and a hurried agrarian settlement, while Czechs seek a constituent assembly. He also notes divergent views on strategy, criticizing Kolchak’s plan to march toward Moscow as unlikely to yield success.

Baris Guida Sberia Marseilles Petit Parsien Kolchneck Galda Kolhatis Denik'ne Gaida Kalchak Moscow

Weather Report for Southern New England Weekend

The forecast calls for warmer and colder spells in Southern New England this weekend with strong northwest to north winds. Observations note 8 p.m. readings and tides at Bridgeport vicinity. Advertising note promotes LAXATIVE BRON QUININE tablets from E W Grove.

New England New Haven Weather Bureau

Slipping on Ice Warns Drivers and Horses Alike

A cautious advisory urges owners to stock up on anti slip gear for people, animals, and cars. It notes the danger of slipping on icy mornings and suggests equipping horses with sharpened shoes and maintaining ready stock for all on the road.

Farmers Fear End of Business in Hard Times

A collection of farmer letters from East Chatham New York Palmyra Missouri and other regions warn of looming famine as production drops and labor shifts to cities. They blame labor unions middlemen and high prices and urge municipal markets to curb costs and stabilize supplies.

Middle Western States Georgia Eastern Agricultural Section East Chatham N. Y Palmyra Mro Missouri

Hungarians Stripping German Textile Mills

Vienna dispatch reports the Styrian governor telegraphing Chancellor Tenner about wholesale requisitioning in German West Hungary. Mills are stripped of raw materials and finished goods amid a spread of terror claims from 53 communities. A proclamation targets horse requisitioning from January 28, and the note cites farmers abandoning the farms due to price distortions in butter and harsh middleman margins.

Vienna Styria Tenner Hungary

Last Day Before Inventory Sale at Shaw and Georg ette Crepe

Catalog of spring styles and discounted hats scarves coats and furs with prices across trimmed and untrimmed velvet hats, crepe fabrics, shirts, waists and marabout capes. Display highlights include Velour hats, Angora wool shouldered garments, cloth capes, leatherette coats and fur accessories with substantial reductions.

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Earth Julian Florence Priest Loree Charles P. Steinwels Steinmetz Marconi Florence Fathar Alafani Ximenian Observatory Wie William Marconi A. F. of L Dr. Campbell Aly Teddy Roosevelt Victor Records Victor St. Mary Pagliacci Vestila Giabba Monnett Handel Miami Shore Isle of Golden Francesa Alda Enrico Caruso Jascha Heifetz Louise Homer Edward Johnson Hans Kindler Fritz Kreisler Ernestine Schurmann-Heink Einald Werrenrath Joseph C. Smith Selvin Selvin’s Novelty Orchestra Billy Murray Billy Morea Vernon Dalhart John Steel Lamplighter Maggie Dublin Elizabeth Spencer Charles Hart Elliott Marrick Patrick J. Touhey Itrick J. Clancy Arthur Pene Victrola Ahmed Victor Talking Machine Co Camden, N. J Hoodoo John May John Lupton Brooks Street St. Charles, Church Thomas Moran Thomas Gloster P. J. McGivney St Michael's Cemetery John William Francis Fanton Wiliam Harry May Tortha Gadush Bertha Gadush Berkshire Avenue Ellen St. John Sarah St. John Arctic Street Martin 0. Olsen Summerfield Stratford Waterbury Frederick Kott Frederick ‘Cot New-York City George Brehm Wiliam Radin George Reinecke Adam Schempy Bridgeport Middlebrook Almanac E. W.grove Tom Wea Atlanta Atlantic City Block Island Boston Nantucket New Haven New Orleans Norfolk Jene Northfield Pittsburgh Portland St. Leuis St Paul Washington American Hardware Stores Middle Street West End C. C. Donahue Noble Care of Union Specialty Co Hurd Avenue Main St Dillon Hartford Rue Saint Cecile Paris Il ‘Sie Seer Chadagen Sant Sea Sevres Deter Etna E Enews Sade New England Specialty Co Kossuth Wear Bridgeport, Conn Barny Mantler’s Baby Shop Post Office
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