Milford and Bridgeport Postal Job Scrutiny Debate
A lengthy editorial discusses the Bridgeport mail service appointment, highlighting Charles Farnum Greene as the top candidate, with merit versus political influence debated. It cites the Ansonia Sentinel and local figures like Fred Wetstein, Arthur Connor, and Charles Greene, stressing perspective in evaluating public figures and the need for merit in appointments.
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Barkis
Bridgeport Post
Charlie Greene
Fred J Wetstine
Arthur F Connor
Charles Farnum Greene
Greene
Werstine
Republican Town Committee
Danbury Court Hears Case On Drunkenness Charges
In Danbury Town Court Daniel Coyne appeared before Judge Davis on drunkenness charges after a night involving twelve drinks across Danbury speakeasies. Police testified he needed two officers to be detained, while Coyne claimed memory gaps and described the episode as a form of intoxication.
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Neuandmenibitien
Imall
Daniel Coyne
Armhen
Coyne
Connecticut Leads on Gender Equality in Law and Jobs
The article argues that while many states tolerate unequal business and marriage rights for women, Connecticut stands apart with equal property rights. It notes state labor rules limit women’s work hours, a discriminatory standard for men, and suggests welfare laws mainly curb competition by creating easy soft jobs.
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National Womens Party
WEHL
Colorado Springs
Natiovel Womens Party
Wong
Connecticut
Women’s Party
Ets
Disgrace in New Hampshire Press Theft Probe
Newspapers watch NH authorities pursue staff members accused of stealing advance copies of Governor Smith's Atlantic Monthly article. Outrage and calls for accountability highlight ethics in journalism and tension between Boston papers and media conduct.
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Aewscaper
New Hampshire
Bouton Post
Smith
Atlantic Monthly
Boston
Boston Post
Hos+ton
Readers' Letters Invited by Telegram Editors
Free expressions of opinion from Telegram readers are invited. Letters must be signed with correct name and address, kept confidential if desired. Letters over 300 words may be shortened at editors' discretion. Anonymous contributions will be treated with caution.
Milford's Deathu Pike Drives Urgent Action on Fatal Turnpike
Milford residents urge immediate measures on the Milford turnpike to curb a rising death toll. With 19 deaths this year and multiple injuries daily, officials should speed up policing, lighting, central lane markings, and other protections while more comprehensive plans are discussed. The road is labeled a dangerous national record, reflecting on Milford County and the state.
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Milford
Cameteen
Car removal urged to curb reckless driving in Bridgeport
A Telegram cartoon proposes taking cars from violators for 60 to 90 days to curb motor law violations. The author argues jail is impractical but car storage and fines could deter speed maniacs, urging Bridgeport to adopt the idea and noting the potential for safer roads.
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Jal
Doug
Bridgeport
Manhattan Days and Nights Chronicle of a City Hangover
New York on July 21 greeted Byrd and crew with ticker tape crowds and a subdued mood. The essay notes scattered references to Frisco, Greenwich Village, and noise as a symbol of restless urban life. It also reflects on the Explorers Club and a new, market‑savvy approach among village dramatists selling plays and scripts.
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New York
Byrd
Florida
Newfangled Flight Dreams At The Blur Front Store
Walt Masod imagines a time when air travel becomes daily news. In bustling Punk town chatter at the Blur Front store turns to heroic aviators crossing seas to China and beyond, while neighbors cheer as commonplace feats replace wonder with pride and humor.
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Germany
France
Fmn
China
Jones
Huxley
Oyster Bay
Jungfrau’s Peak
Then I Shall Change by Anne Campuls
Poem fragments and scattered lines mix reflections on change and aging with playful social quips. The piece juxtaposes nature imagery with ironic social commentary, hinting at censorship and gendered notions while weaving errant phrases and garbled lines.
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Anne Campbuls
Political Pointers on Tax, Dems, and Church Influence
A collage of political chatter notes May and June tax audit figures, rumors of a Democrat housecleaning, and possible backing for Wheeler. It cites former Senator McNeil aiding Bridgeport solidarity for Al Smith’s nomination, while Connecticut Democrats face complacency and humidity delaying city business. An American traveler’s tongue in Florida underscores church influence in politics, and a Connecticut veteran recalls party loyalty shifts. discussions touch Ford, Wilson, and broader grand list revisions across multiple towns.
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Bridgeport
al Smith
Cornell
Connecticut
Tampa
Florida
Maine
Midwesterners and the world see Lindbergh in Paris
The essayist mocks Midwestern pretensions while praising Charles Lindbergh’s Paris welcome. He notes diverse origins of success from Lincoln to Lindbergh, contrasting regional stereotypes with a global view of merit. The piece ends with a flippant critique of chautauquas and social clubs, copyright 1927.
Graft Charges Mention Improper Money Use and Favoritism
Reporting notes no outright graft in the stance but cites charges of improper money use and favoritism toward certain contributing interests. The details imply investigations or accusations affecting public or organizational conduct.
Byrd Family of Virginia and Richmond Origins
The Daily Mirror recounts the Byrd family’s Virginia rise from Captain William Byrd, early James River settler and wealthy landowner, to Colonel William Byrd who planned Richmond and Petersburgh. Westover’s grandeur, built in 1688, symbolizes their prominence, with the house still famed for marble mantels and Italian imports despite later ownership changes.
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Washington
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
William Byrd
James River
Old Commonwealth
Richmond
West Indies
England
Colony
William
Theodorie
Richard Bland
Westover
Byrds
Severn
Que
Italy
Where Jade Came From In Mexico Hidalgo Nephrite Found
Mexican National Museum researchers identify a nephrite source at Zimapán Hidalgo showing that jade like stone existed in the Maya region long before supposed Asiatic contact. Nephrite, not true jade, explains earlier trade hypotheses and Maya ornament finds.
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Mexico
Central America
Mes
Asia
Mexican National Museum
Zimapan
State of
Hidalgo
Fainting Woman Rescued at Halloween Park Lake
Bessie Stone, nine year old daughter of Cos Cobb, fainted while bathing at Halloween Park. She was pulled from the water by two lifeguards and remained unconscious late tonight.
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Stamford
Hallowe'en Park
Bessie Stone
Cos Cobb
Ask Reverend Cadman on faith love and marriage
A reader questions the viability of interfaith or non belief partnerships and Cadman advises leaving the Catholic partner to pursue peace, urging acceptance of individual belief. He discusses married life, children’s religious instruction, and the fault lines of zealotry versus tolerance in faith.
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Bopton
Mass
Previous owner owes taxes due in unusual committee case
An unusual case arose before the claims committee as Mrs. Millie French of 66 Liberty Street sought abatement of approximately 6500 in taxes on property at 65 Liberty Street. She described a complex chain of ownership involving James Stevens of New York and others, with Stevens allegedly owing half of the 1920 grand list taxes and French having paid the first half. The committee also heard about about 30 petitioners seeking personal tax abatements, listing numerous residents such as Mary Daly and Bertha Jacoby along the Liberty Street and surrounding addresses.
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Claims Committee
Millie French
Liberty Street
Stevens
French
Howard Challenger
Spechl
Mary Daly
Park Avenue
Mary Codranus
Rena Street
Lucy DiMenna
Hamillion
Bertha Jacoby
Catherine Street
Elizabeth Jenkins
Whitting Street
Sophie Jezyk
East Main Street
Samuel and
MoliHe Jerwick
Highland Avenue
Mary Jordan
Mine Street
Antona Kurlesky
Colorado Avenue
Marty Ko~ Vacks
Bryant Street
Margaret Kenney
Sixth Street
Mary Karschitz
Sheridan Street
Mary Kronus
Pembroke Street
Lena Kiepackl
East Main Stret
Carmelle Tanelle
Lexington Avenue
Senator Walsh Says Coolidge Will Refuse A Third Term
New York reports quote Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana predicting the seventieth congress will pass a third term resolution and that President Coolidge will decline renomination to honor the tradition. He also says Coolidge would be hard pressed to win if renominated and expects Senator La Follette to reintroduce the measure.
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Wilson Hood
Henry Ford
Ford
Wilson
Coolidge
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
la Follette
Congress
Mary Louise Walsh To Entertain At Dance
Miss Mary Louise Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Walsh of Laurel avenue who are at their summer home By the Sea Fairfield beach for the season gives a dance next Tuesday night inviting many of the younger city and vicinity. The guest list includes numerous Misses and Messrs from Hartford Easton New York and Southport with Walter Lutz and others from New York and Southport among the attendees.
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Mary Louise Walsh
Thomas F. Walsh
Laurel Avenue
Fairfield Beach
Ruth Topping Beers
Mary Keller
Louie Arnold
Laura Murray
Misa Janet Phelps
Vera Warde
Marjorie Birnbaum
Frances Lindstrom
Elsie Schwarz
Mis
Weather outlook for Southern New England and New York
Increasing cloudiness Friday with showers Friday night and Saturday. Interior cooler Saturday. Eastern New York sees local thunder showers Friday afternoon and night, with cooler Saturday. Northern New England expected to cloud and shower Friday through Saturday, with cooler conditions. High pressure rests over New England while a Midwest trough moves east bringing showers east of the Mississippi within 86 hours. Winds vary, mainly southeast or south, overcast in parts. Temperature data from 8 p.m. observations.
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Fortion
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Atlante States
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