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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
2
In early 20th century General Electric projects Clark designed a compact subway motor cooling system boosting efficiency and weight reduction by over ten percent. Brigadorn oversaw grounds and maintenance, later moving to the New York Central system for terminal electrification before returning to GE in 1908.
A university source notes a student from Michigan in Tyse undergoes testing at the Schenectady Works of General Electric. The draft and transfer involve the engineering department and related postings within the company.
Arthur Herement, a former Canadian Parliament member, was arrested in Chicago on May 8 and brought to Ellis Island to show cause why he should not be deported. He is accused of evading immigration inspection at the border before entering the United States, and a Washington ruling was expected the next day.
Boston June 25 The statement that the bituminous coal situation in New England was rapidly growing worse was made by James I Scorrow state administrator. The night, the report notes the worsening supply and distribution issues across the region.
The forecast calls for fair conditions across North and South New England and eastern New York Saturday and Sunday with mild temperatures. Winds along the Atlantic coast north of Sandy Hook will be gentle and variable. Daylight saving time observed with daylight and tides noted.
The article highlights women delegates advocating for Democratic parity, urging appointments of women to all government boards and tribunals, and calling for protections for womanhood and infancy. It notes the adoption of a recommendation for a department of education with a cabinet officer head and mentions student essays praising leadership and civic virtue.
Fund 36. Senator is former Coolidge. The Republican redden will center in Whellington on June Th. Eh governor received an invitation today to rivet Senator Harding on that date and immediately telegraphed his acceptance. The presidential nominee said he was looking forward to meeting Governor Coolidge with great satisfaction.
Vienna report says Hungary will hold talks with representatives of the Amsterdam International Federation of Trade Unions to seek removal of the blockade. The meeting is set for Monday with Austrian Chancellor Karl Renner presiding.
Fred Bozeman of the Sunny de testive agency and acting instructor to the vice squad will be arraigned in city court today on charges of assault alleged by Frank Cozen of Broadstreet. Cozen says Bozeman punched him in an attempt to obtain a signed statement containing graft charges against Prosecutor Delaney J and Captain Cronan.
Fragmentary text indicates the Hague to host an international court with references to sailors, trials, and officials. The readable content mentions the city, a court setting, and unnamed individuals, suggesting an official seat decision amid garbled OCR.
TV this This nearly makes up for not being at the Sea Shore. Kiddies enjoy lawn time in bathing suits with a lawn sprinkler, a simple way to cool off. The speaker asks if they may assist in choosing these items.
A new hardware store named AJrhatty Hardware and More launches at the corner of Fareficks Avenue and Middig Street. The shop advertises a broad selection of tools, building supplies, and home improvement items to serve local residents.
End of June sale offers money saving opportunities for thrifty shoppers with bold discounts on millinery hats, veils, ribbons, flowers, trimmings, petticoats, raincoats, and coats. Prominent items include garlanded straw hats, marabout capes, georgette crepe waists, silk petticoats, and fur pieces priced from three to several dollars, inviting bargain shoppers to visit now.
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