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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1928

Page

6

James Jephcote Funeral Sunday

James Jephcote of Brooklawn aged about six years, died at home on Cleveland Avenue after a long illness. He was born in Derby and worked as a machinist before retirement. Survived by widow Mrs Emma E Warson and three sons. Members of John C. Fitch Camp No. 34 and Knights of Pythias will conduct services. interment at Grove. Funeral at his son Frederick Glitter’s home in New Jersey Sunday.

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Pole Shoes For Boy Friend Girl In Court

In Cy Mass on March 7 Miss Alice Hayes twenty old daughter of a Randolph shoe maker and her boy friend Wil Bree were brought to Quincy court on larceny charges from Hayes Shoe Company plant. Both sentenced to nine months in the House of Correction but the term was suspended on restitution. Hayes factory owner Jek L. Hayes reported the theft amid an investigation into missing factory shoes. The couple allegedly stole a case of shoes to raise funds, drove to the plant at night, and resold the shoes in Brockton at low prices.

Mass Asso@ Press Alice Hayes Randolph Shoe Wil Bree Quincy Court Sury Hayes Fn Pd Waa House of Correction Randolph Jek L. Hayes Peck Brockton Jow

Woman With Fractured Ankle Hidden by Pain

Mrs Gladys Miller, unaware of a fractured ankle, kept working and moving about for weeks before doctors diagnosed the injury. She was treated at St. Elizabeth’s Boxortal, where authorities noted the fracture after she collapsed and required immediate care.

Gladys Miller Emery Bogle Br. A Miller St. T'S

Stains By This New Method Described

A brief note outlines a new method for staining with iodine and rubbing with a product to ensure even coverage. The archaic phrasing stresses durability of the finish and seeks to reduce dulling or staining during use.

Tunney Buys Stamford Estate For Future Home

Greenwich area reports Gene Tunney has purchased an estate near Stamford for about 35000 dollars. The 75 acre property include a frame house, barn, and outbuildings and is described as a future country home site not far from Greenwich. Rumors tie Miss Caroline Bishop to the champion, with both denying a betrothal while planning to wed remains undetermined.

Stamporl Mareed Press Willian A. McCute Gene Tunney Clair Louise “White Erskine Fish and Game League North Seon Tuuney New York Universal Service Dame Rumor Gene Tunney Das Cupid Gene 16 Connecticut Stanford Greenwieh Aluybe Tex Dan Cupid

Railroads Unite to Depress Mine Regions

Washington March 7 Associated Press reports John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America asserts a railroad conspiracy depresses coal regions. He charges railroads aim to keep coal costs and wages low, cites union and nonunion miners, mentions Rockefeller and Mellon, and alleges federal injunctions used to control workers. He references Jacksonville wage agreement breach and asks if the federal government will intervene.

Washington Associated Press John L. Is United Mine , Workers of America Lewis Senate Collndge Jacksonvills

Lewis Warns Courts May Be Used to Halt Mine Strikes

In testimony before the Interstate Commerce Committee, Lewis pressed remedies to curb railroad power over coal markets and to protect miners' rights. He urged federal oversight of unlawful injunctions, a possible Interstate Commerce Act amendment, and enforcement of constitutional rights in nonunion coal regions.

Tilawag Corbin Courts Interstate Commerce Committee Lewis Mminers West Virginia Arcusey W. W. Atterbury Pennnsylvania Railroad America

Release of Hapgoods Before Court Today

In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, Powers Hapgood of New York and his wife Mary Donovan Hapgood sought release from Livertie county prison. Attorneys Mulhern and Flanagan filed a writ of habeas corpus before Judge B R Jones, claiming illegal restraint of liberty after arrests in Pittston for disorderly conduct and alleged rioting at a meeting and a parade forbidden by authorities.

Wilkes-Barre Maren Associated Press Lexus Livertie County Powers Hapgood York Mary Donovan Hapgood Joseph A. Mulbearn Dusepl P. Flanagan B. R. Jones

Locomotive Firemen Endure Hard Work and Sloan’s Liniment

A Kansas City fireman testimonial praises Sloan's liniment for back pains and muscle strain from grueling railroad service. The letter recounts a Maryville to Kansas City trip where instant relief followed application, endorsing the product for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia sprains and related ailments.

Union Pacific Maryville Kansas Kansas City C. R. Ellis Gillham Road Kansas City, Mo

Free to Asthma Sufferers and Affected Society Notice

A fragmented notice describes a free program for asthma sufferers with references to a society and local figures. It mentions a time frame and aims to aid individuals while noting possible patents or medals associated with the effort. The readable text emphasizes outreach and health support actions.

Cnelbess Atlan Setubal Tartiwat Bert Willin Dail Snipistt Society

Phillips Milk of Magnesia’s 50 year medical use claim

The ad-like fragment touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted remedy for correcting acids and stomach issues. It references Phillips since 1875 and asserts physicians have prescribed it for decades, promising relief and a genuine product.

Phillips Chemteat Charles Hoos Charles UL. Wainy Grede Phillips

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