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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
11
The fragment notes an establishment in Chicago involving People s Gas Building and scheduling or direction of departments, with mentions of audit bureau of circulation and republication by members. The text references a “A TINE CHEER” and a snuff phrase amid disjointed lines.
A fragmented editorial voice critiques Palmer and D Annunzio, mocks reform zealots, notes a railroad jam fix, and satirizes party dynamics. It riffs on tax and profiteer themes, warns of backlash from bootleggers, and comments on women in politics and treaty faults. Strong entities include Palmer, D Annunzio, Colonel House, Clemenceau, and references to political figures and profiteers.
The excerpt offers a reflective verse about enduring sorrow and finding solace in daily perspective. It presents an elderly aunt, the poet’s musings, and a moral that even when life is rough a brighter outlook can ease the burden. The piece urges maintaining humor amid hardship and suggests that keeping a mindful attitude lightens the grind.
A Norfolk column argues coal shortages are manufactured by export to Europe. It cites 1.9 million tons moved at Hampton Roads in March, with 1.2 million for export and 0.7 million for the U S, leaving New England factories idle. calls for an embargo to shift supply home.
Readers submit queries on topics from G A R encampment dates to the origins of words and games. The Telegram Information Bureau in Washington D C provides concise, fact based replies without charge, including details on the next encampment in Atlantic City and the origins of Theos and usquebaugh.
A public health pamphlet prepared by the Public Health Service and reprinted by the Red Cross offers guidance on keeping well. It resembles old time almanacs and includes a coupon to request a copy free while supplies last.
Senator Falls subcommittee condemns a proposed Mexican constitutional shift. It argues the United States has no right to dictate Mexico’s laws while warning that such meddling could inflame Latin American mistrust and jeopardize Pan American goodwill and trade.
Investigators expose gambling conditions at baseball parks and call for action. A police judge vows heavy fines for anyone caught gambling at the ball park, arguing gambling harms players' integrity and the game's reputation. The aim is to kill gambling before it spreads further to save baseball.
Observing farewell phrases for explorers shows people prefer wishing luck over pluck. The common parting line is Good luck to you and Wish you all the luck in the world, reflecting the deeper value placed on luck as a hopeful sentiment from the heart.
A historical poem celebrating national unity and liberty. It extols the flag as a symbol to defend against oppression, urging steadfast guardianship through victory or death. The verses praise righteous triumph, equal laws, and God given rights, citing justice for the humble and enduring national spirit.
Sidewalk snapshots feature Fred Weson offering butter flour and other goods at unbelievable prices over the counter. Weson, at 14 Capito Avenue, has spent 30 years as an expert salesman and store manager with Losun Bros. He now works the Congress and Mida streets branch and is known for a genial spirit and a large following. His motto is Cheer up let coffee take the grind.
Washington reports say General Obregon seeks a 50 percent cut in the Mexican army and to form curates policing outlying areas. Negotiations with Francisco Villa for peaceful retirement were opened but Villa refused a post, seeking private life while demanding guarantees for subordinates and no legislation altering the Querciaro accords.
London June 3 Sinn Fein launches nationwide effort to curb bootleg whiskey and drunkenness in Ireland. Illicit still owners are arrested and prosecuted. prisoners reveal hidden apparatus and swear not to make stills. Apparatus is broken in their presence.
Bridgeport issues and notices from June 4 1880s era include High Rock Grove picnic engagement and connections with Norwalk and Stamford Telephone Companies at an estimated cost of 6000 dollars. Local events cover police, schoolchildren wandering visitors, organ recitals, dog registrations, court procedures, charity concerts, bands at Seaside Park, and marriages including Rosa Pinch and William F. Pardee in Clyde Ohio, with Bridgeport residents and city officials referenced.
Washington press summary reports the Senate adopted a resolution to end Congress for the summer after Democratic senators secured assurances that President Wilson would not call an extra session. Final roll call 44 24 in favor with 20 Republicans, 24 Democrats for and 15 Republicans, 4 Democrats against. Senator Underwood announced Wilson would not reconvene unless a grave emergency arises.
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