Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Contacts
Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates and contact details for The Post Publishing Co. at 540 Middle St Bridgeport Conn Two months 230 per month 15 per week by carrier in city Also offers direct telephone access for advertising or news items with Milford and Fairfield exchange numbers provided The paper notes affiliation with The Associated Press for news dispatch republication Only readable details preserved.
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Where Goes New England in Tests of Leadership
A Columbia University study by Prof W C Rigley ranks New England states highly across metrics such as draft quotas per capita and per capita circulation of publications. The analysis also measures expenditures for schools and moral indicators like homicide and venereal disease rates, noting New England often places in the top ranks while Western states occasionally challenge.
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President Coolidge Urges Simultaneous Global Disarmament
The article quotes President Coolidge linking victory in war with global arms reduction. He supports international agreements to curb armaments on land and sea, warns against naive unilateral disarmament, and emphasizes parallel steps and moral consent. He notes conferences may aid control while arguing guns should be checked at the door.
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Questionable Antique Chairs Spark Legal Question in Norwalk
In Norwalk, Rev Mr Howe faces a suit after his wife sold four chairs for $509. An expert dealer in New York disputes the chairs’ authenticity, arguing they are not as represented. The case raises issues of antique versus reproduction status and valuation.
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Political Pointers On King Succession And Wet Dry Debates
A reflective column discusses John T King’s influence and the ongoing power shift as successors prepare to lead. It notes a pivotal Railroad Avenue project, traffic concerns, and the volatile wet versus dry issue fueling speculation. It also highlights rising milk and candy trade trends and the general public interest as campaigns approach.
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Fragmentary Court Debate Slips From The Text
A damaged OCR snippet suggests a legal dispute about a dealer and terms of sale. The garbled lines hint at a court context, noting different persons and thoughts, but concrete facts or outcomes are unclear due to the worn text.
Drunken driving penalties and international debt notes
A discussion on minimum penalties for drunken driving in the United States, with comparisons to England and a digression on drink laws. The Kansas City Star comment questions restraint vs punishment and notes Britain’s large debt to the United States, totaling about 180 million dollars with Britain contributing the majority.
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Readers debate good verse and editorials in Telegram
Letters discuss taste in poetry, ridicule of modern lines, and the gatekeeping of submissions. A Town Philosopher responds to an editorial on the McCook property dispute, arguing the state seeks a specific land strip, not the entire homestead, and defends use of public funds against alleged misrepresentation.
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Noted West Town of Fading Wild West Lore
A narrator recalls a Midwest town famed for gunmen and cattle drives on the Chisholm Trail. He recalls Bill Hickok, violent nights, crime, and a bustling past now quiet, with residents lamenting bygone days and longing for the old frontier era.
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Fragmented Sermon Snippet on Religion and Gender Roles
Fragments ponder why men show limited faith while women emulate masculinity and why fashion claims beauty. The text questions financial fault lines, jealousy across fences, and bold misprints hinting at a fragmented sermon note.
Stock Market Faults and a Call for Discipline
Mr. Kahn argues responsibility for stock market fluctuations lies with investors and banks, not the exchange. He warns greed and fear as worst counselors, condemns “ball pools,” and urges orderly adjustment rather than panic, noting strong underlying American industry supports a continued march forward.
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Ridin to the Mill a Nation Through Time
A nostalgic verse recalls riding to the mill with a wagon of wheat, contrasting carefree summers with hard times and legal scalping references from earlier eras, hinting at changing American fortunes and industry through memory.
U S Commissioner Warned on Bonds
Hartford June 1 AP Michael Toernick of Avasonia was fined 250 dollars by Federal Judge Edwin S Thomas for illegal possession of Yinnor. A federal agent described the raid as old fashioned with two quarts of alcohol and two empty glasses found. The case involved a bond of 500 dollars filed May 17 before Commissioner Bernard B Lynch in New Haven. The court ordered bonds sent to the clerk immediately and noted delays in handling.
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Cryptic Rite Masons Meet in Danbury Today
Danbury reports the Grand Council Royal and Select Masters of the Cryptic Rite in Free- Taasonty to hold its annual convention here tomorrow. A set together dinner at Trotel Groentonigal brought together officers of the council, with guests from neighboring states and Connecticut’s top three subordinate council leaders.
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Weather outlook for Eastern States and New England
Weather in Eastern New York and Southern New England remains fair Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Northern New England may see occasional showers, similar temperatures. A Lake Superior disturbance and a Hudson Bay trough affect the mid-Atlantic to Carolinas with fresh southwest winds and occasional showers.
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A Bold Move on Corrections in the Press
The St Louis Dispatch condemns Navy secretary criticism over Shenandoah amends, arguing editors should correct published errors openly. It cites Halford and a Worcester editor to illustrate different approaches and defends journalistic honesty as a strength, not a weakness.
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Instantaneous Flashes on Sports Carefully Arranged
New York June AP report describes how sports news escapes delays through a global wire network. Alan J Gould details planning, staff, and technology behind coverage of Dempsey Firpo and other events, stressing speed, accuracy, and coordination across 1200 newspapers.
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Sheriff to Resume Tax Collections
City Sheriff John F. Maloney will resume his tax collection efforts with Taxware results from Max J. Buech and others. Buech has paid 2600 and will pay about 3900 more on June 1. Abatement details include Boston Leather and Finding, Middle Street Realty, and Dominick Ezal. Several others await action as warrants approach.
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