Bridgeport Telegram Publication Notice From 1801 Rates
Bridgeport Telegram established 1801 announces subscription rates payable inadenove for one year and beyond. The Post Publishing Co lists prices and contact points for readers to subscribe or engage services at multiple offices including Fairfield and Bar Harbor. Associated Press member notice appears at end.
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the Post Publishing CO
Bridgeport
Teleonors
Mitford and
Pate
Bela Pat
Fairfield
Associated Press
Associated Preas
Goodwin on Sacco Vanzetti and Massachusetts justice
Massachusetts registrar Frank A Goodwin speaking at the Kiwanis Club in Lawrence defended law and order amid the Sacco Vanzetti case. He argued for thorough review, warned of radical influence, and urged upholding justice without preemptive execution while noting broader wartime upheaval.
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Motor Fyehicles
Massachusetts
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Mass
Registrar Goodwin
United States
Inf
Toree
Supreme Court
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Fuller
Fuler
Red 16
America
Fullerton
Sacco
Vanzetti
Kingsbury remembered as Bridgeport leader in industry
A long obituary honors Frederick J Kingsbury of Bridgeport, praised as a generous civic force whose life work stayed in the city. The piece notes his wide circle of associates and impact on local life, while situating him among Bridgeport’s prominent business leaders.
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Bridgeport
Frederick J Kingsbury
F J Kingsbury
Little Valley
N. Y
Auburn
Linus H. Stickle
Stickle
Equestrienne
Massachusetts Utility Rates Reform Cited as Hope for Small Electric Consumers
A Massachusetts Public Utility Commission decision bases electric rate setting on actual prudently invested money rather than inflated values. The ruling cuts Worcester Electric Light’s valuation and lowers maximum rates from seven to three cents per kilowatt hour, highlighting a state-led model aligned with federal and Pennsylvania policies.
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Ray of Hope
Comminston
Massachusetts
Public Utiity Commission
Massachusetts Iommission
Electric Ngit and Power Company
Massachusetts Commission
United States Supreme Court
Worcester Electric Light Company
Supreme Court
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Gifford Pinchot Urges State Power Rate Reform
Gifford Pinchot argues for public protections in electric rate setting, urging states to fix rates based on prudent investments and actual costs. He notes Supreme Court limits on interstate generation and highlights Massachusetts as a model, urging charters and eminent domain actions if utilities refuse fair treatment. Pinchot urges dissemination to lawmakers and public servants to curb electric monopolies.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts ‘Commission
Fuller
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Commission
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Peabeaks Grant Power Survey
Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Public Service Commission
Massachusetts Commissioners
Philip P. Wells
Giant Power Board
Gifford Pinchot
Bridgeport Woman Credits McCoy Diet Campaign Success
A Bridgeport woman writing as Mrs El expresses gratitude for Dr Frank McCoy weight reduction program. She weighed 279 pounds and has shed 12 pounds while under the paper’s diet and exercise plan. She notes no fatigue and reports her husband’s praise, urging others to share their experiences.
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Bridgeport
Frank McCoy
Lindbergh to Visit Hartford July Trip List
A Telegram report outlines Charles Lindbergh’s planned itinerary between July 20 and July 31 visiting Hartford Providence Boston Portland Me Concord Springfield Albany Buffalo and Syracuse. The writer asks why Bridgeport cannot host the aviator if Hartford can.
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Bridgeport
Lindbergh
Connecticut
Providence
Boston
Portland
Concord
Springfield
Albany
Buffalo
Syracuse
Chamber of Commerce
Easton Radio Site Sparks Mixed Local Opinion
A letter from a radio fan expresses support for locating WICC in Easton while noting many residents oppose daylight saving. The writer argues building the station away from the city would reduce disturbance and increase appreciation for the potential service.
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Tam
Easton
Ielty
WLLL
Plow Horse on Sunday by Aunt Campbelt
A farm horse endures a week of patient work under a farmhand, guided by kind commands. No water trough, but calming twilight, oats, hay, and rest follow hard labor. Sunday grants rare freedom as the horse is turned to pasture to pause the toil of the Sab bath morn.
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Aunt Campbelt
Paradise
Streets Repaired As City Plans Wider Main Roadways
The city will repair neglected streets this year and widen North Main Street at no city cost beyond the work. Ox Hill curve will be reduced and cross routes improved. A Financial Advisory board similar to Bridgeport is urged to oversee budgeting for improvements, while park funds remain contingent on clear spending plans. A large turnout is expected for the Young Men’s Republican club outing at Lighthouse Point.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Park Board
Financial Yisory Board
Lighthouse Point
Young Men's Republican Club
J Edwin Brainard
General Assembly
Ropert
Eaton
North Haven
Federal
Internal Revenue Collector
Niantic Camp
Mike
State Highway Department
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New London
Hartford Courant
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Macdonald
Hartford
Norwich
The Right Kind Of Students By Dr Fr
Princeton volunteers spend summer on Mississippi levee repairs offering to handle both labor and engineering tasks. President Hibben suggests writing to Secretary of War Davis to organize a relief corps. The piece argues brain workers can also perform manual tasks and praises youth usefulness and service, noting a shifting, hopeful view of youth.
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Princeton
Mississippi River
Hibben
Davis
Parting Advice by Walt Manon From Punktown Tale
A country town youth leaves for the city amid warnings from elders about sin, bootleg liquor, gambling, and city schemes. The poem counsels heed the siren, beware con men, and trust personal experience over aging cautions as the city rolls closer.
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Walt Manon
Kraybeards
Punktown-in-the-Hay
Wrath
Debating impostors and devil myths in public letter
A reader reflections piece discusses impostor scams, moral outrage, and humor at deceit. It quotes Mr. Clifton Johnson on John Burroughs and explores devil concepts across traditions, plus a Brookline note proposing international police and a world court for disputes.
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Roston
Moss
Clifton Johnson
John Burroughs
Burroughs
Glass cheats and drifting tales pace Manhattan days
In New York July 11 a gossip column sketches a scene of oddities and idle chatter. A jewel house showcases solid gold plates amid bored diplomacy while cleaners salvage scratched pieces. Observations roam from smoky cars to typhoid officer campaigns and river life with ships, yachts, and aging dancers fading from Theater Lane.
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New York
Weather features and stray musings in a dated almanac fragment
A weather summary notes a northern disturbance reaching Quebec with 29.70 inches pressure and an eastward western disturbance bringing thundershowers east of the Mississippi within 48 hours. Fair Atlantic states Wednesday, cooler by Thursday night, with variable winds from Sandy Hook north to Hatteras and a daily almanac cadence. Also included are unrelated digressions on divorce grounds, immigration tests, and a speculative machine of the era.
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Quebec
Father Point
Moat
Mississippi River
Atlantic States
North Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Sermon Fragments Urge Moral Focus For Civic Life
The fragmentary sermon urges good people to enter public service and church life, faulting prodigal behavior and materialism. It calls for ideals over possessions, re-creation on Sundays, colleges as educational institutions, and teachers paid for their vital role, not as mere machine tenders.
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