The Bridgeport Telegram Founding Notice and Address
The Bridgeport Telegram announces its founding in 1831 and provides publication details. It lists the office location 10 Biddle Street Bridgeport Conn and notes daily print with open access, advertising contacts, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Barnum
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Biddle Street
Bridecrost
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Fragmentary motivational verse on self discipline
A fragmented passage urges personal endurance and self denial along a difficult path. It hints at testing oneself, bearing brothers, and finding a reserve of strength through discipline. The reading feels like incomplete lines from a poetic or prose exhortation.
Editorial Notes Sparkling Yet Scrambled Community Pulse
Morning briefing riffs on a community chest drive murder trials jitneys in the Senate and legislative clocks. It riffs on bananas of prices, law, and social jokes while noting April dates and a Washington despatch about warehouse withdrawals and a playful April Fool.
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Washington
Connie Lewin Lewin of Connecticut Bowling Billiards Leader
Clifford J. Lewis profiles Connie Lewin long known across the state for bowling and billiards prowess. As a promoter and president of Bridgeport Athletic & Amusement Co, he helped uplift boxing and ran a Fairfield Avenue establishment that hosted notable matches.
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Clifford J. Lewis
Connie Lewin
Pene Motér-Héing
Pert -Athletic & Amusement Company
Fairfield Avenuas
Can Jitneys Supplant Trolleys In Connecticut Measure
A legislative measure seeks to grant Connecticut a right to operate jitneys along trolley lines, arguing it would expand service to underserved routes. Critics caution that a single public corporation would raise costs and reduce driver pay, altering the transport mix and public preferences for up-to-date buses.
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Connecticut
Motherhusses
Germany
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Loug Lines
Jitmey
A Plea for Black Walnut Trees in Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture urges farm owners to plant black walnut trees to replace wartime losses. It notes the wood’s valued uses and the long-term scarcity if planting is neglected, urging renewal amid concern for future wood demand and preservation of heritage species like walnut and chestnut.
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Department of Agriculture
Manuufacture
Kane
Connecticut
Pairfeld
Fireproof Coal and the Need for a Standard in Private Purchases
The piece argues that hard coal quality has declined and private consumers suffer. Industries now test coal by heat output, not just weight, while private buyers lack safeguards. It calls for city or state power to set standards, create testing facilities, and ensure fair delivery of heat-producing coal.
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Greenwich
Perhaes
Bernard Shaw
Simon
Common Consent Sufficient to Implement Daylight Saving in Bridgeport
In a discussion attributed to Mayor Wilson, consent is deemed enough to enact Daylight Saving in Bridgeport. The claim suggests no new statutes are needed if the populace agrees, while acknowledging political hurdles and the impracticality of enforcing such laws.
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Wilson
Bridgeport
Thalae
Many U.S. papers weigh in on Russia revolt and Kerensky
A collage of editorials from New York World to Spokane and beyond weighs whether the Russian counter revolution will fail or endure. Writers debate if Kerensky can lead or if the upheaval signals broader fate for Bolshevik rule and Western policy.
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Bol- Yshevisn
New York
Ourvast
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Russia
New York Mail
Int
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Kerplay
Nore
Syracuse Post
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Armas
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Europe
Jong
Fiullimore News
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Teeleky
Spokane
Ind
Rep
Piefer
Sioux City Journal
Indo
Kerensky
Anid
Elmira Star Gazette
Oklahonm
Otelahaemut
Dent
Kebensky
Jay Winyt
Elinet
Risse
Newville
Elie Rae Horrors
Ivan Wand
San Antonio
Bean
Slovak Ladies Union Defends Policy Refusal
Fragmented OCR text shows the Slovak Ladies Union defending a policy refusal. The article appears to cover internal positions, leadership comments, and potential statements by officers and members amid controversy. Names, dates, and locales are unclear due to garbled text.
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Slovak Ladies Union
Moonshine Raid Nets Large Bust in New London
Federal agents seize a substantial amount of moonshine during a raid at New London linked to Nicholas Maccarelia of ST Shoraiel. The operation disrupted alleged illicit production and involved investigators from multiple agencies.
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New London
Frderal
Nicholas Maccarelia
Shoraiel
Gontisertied
Pele
Sorcoi
Weventad
March to March the feather rans armel aid springs ewulorcans
A fragmented verse ranting on months and weather, mentioning Pye, Walt Whimns, Mason, Hazard, and a gargoyle. The poem laments cold winds, dampness, and discomfort through seasons, with scattered names and nonsensical phrases.
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Mason
French issue new visiting rules imposed by hospital
The document outlines revised visiting regulations at a French facility with details on who may visit, when visits are allowed, and safety measures. It notes heightened caution due to illness fears and specifies roles for staff and visitors, including testing and reporting requirements.
Bridgeport notes and meetings mix with fires and legal moves
Bridgeport stories detail the incorporation of Bridgeport Mledtoid Light company, a Senate nod on a collector, note a double-house project at Lie corner, and local talks on savings banks and taxes. Weather lamps fail, church pews sell, a Fairfield Woods blaze, and several obituaries and weddings color the day.
Questions in Washington Bureau prompt diverse inquiries
A fragment from The Telegram Information Bureau includes questions about serving styles, culinary terms, and social customs. It also touches on early Zion church movements, geography of the earth, kerosene hair treatment cautions, and the League of Nations covenant origin, with various mixed queries and partial answers.
Irish Police and Burglar Stage Hot Gun Fight
Irish police and burglar exchange gunfire in Newtownards after a barricade and standoff. Constables surrounded a house as shots rang out. a suspect was wounded and taken to hospital. Police station at Palines in County Armagh reported arson and looting during the incident.
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Gordo Wien
Newtownards
Mamself
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Gordon Foxsessel
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Armagh
Old Time Verse Remembers Spring and Friends
A nostalgic poem passage evokes early joys and a shared morning world. It recalls places, towers, and old friends, speaking in praise of love and memory. Attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes and dated 1884, the verse laments loss and cherishes timeless bonds.
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Oliver Wendell Holalke
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