Bridgeport Attacks Doctors and Firehouse Incident
Bridgeport residents heard National Health Bureau critics on Golden Hill street as a speaker on a street corner ignored permits and clashed with police over a no parking sign. A firehouse blaze at Engine House No 6 amused firefighters who did not sound an alarm. A steam shower from a tug disrupted Stratford avenue pedestrians, and a clergyman driven auto collision left a pedestrian with blame. Hiking clubs form in local offices and churches as Beardsley Park golfers pick dandelions to clear fairways.
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Bridgeport
National Health Bureau of
Washington, D. C
Golden Hill Street
Polles
Farnum Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
Beardsley Park
New Ripper Bill Pending In Senate Fight Continues
The Senate recommitted the measure and plans to report it again in nearly the original form. Opponents claim House strength. leaders urge definite time to set the bill on the daily calendar. House factions and state leaders foresee a clash over the ripper bill amid ongoing city court and school fights.
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Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Samuel Young
Stamford City
Young
Bridgeport
New Haven
Stamford Court
Ccapitel
Challenger
Cities and Boroughs Committee
Robert Smith
Manchestre
Florida
Smith
U S Paying British Debt By Buying Rubber Says Chief
Judge John W Haussermann told Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce the United States pays Britain’s debt by buying rubber export taxes, arguing Philippine independence would end Anglo Saxon influence in the Far East. He praised American sovereignty as a stabilizing force, warned independence could invite Japan, and noted the Philippines as the world’s richest undeveloped area with 95 percent of land owned by locals.
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Philippines
Great Britain
America
John W. Haussermann
Philippine Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
Far East
China
Japan
India
Britain
Philippine
Philippine Islands
Haussermann
Uncle Sam
East
India’s Problem and the Untouchables Caste System Explored
A critical look at India's outcasts the untouchables descendants of aboriginal tribes and Dravidians face lifelong restrictions. 33 million laborers barred from intermarriage temples wells and public streets. Education access denied and villages segregate them. interactions provoke purification rites. Barriers persist across South India where even waiting on a public bridge is forbidden.
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India
South India
Wind from Caves Explains Air Flow in All Seasons
Discussion debunks the belief that wind originates from beneath the earth. It explains that wind caves have two openings at different levels. In summer cold dense air flows out of the lower opening while warmer air enters above. In winter the flow reverses with lighter air escaping from the top and fresh air drawn in below.
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Almple
Palace ill and Dill at Bridgeport with vaudeville and film fare
A bustling Palace program offers three headline acts, a novelty, a featured number for National Music Week, and a Jack London story adapted to pictures with Tom Moore and Pauline Starke. Audiences enjoy rich orchestral tones, lively dancing, comics Hawthorne and Cook, and the strong vaudeville lineup, plus cinema highlights from Sundown to Baree Kazan and Irene Rich in Pal O Mine.
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Jack London
Tom Moore
Pauline Starke
New Palace Ill
Beethoven
Carl V. Larson
John Patuzal
E. Rhey Garrison
Elea Maria Lana
Florence Goulden Mallett
Sousa
Mildred Andre
Hawthorne
Cook
Newa
Eisle Pheer
Dudley Douglas
Edwin
Foots” McKenns
Paul Kirkland
Film Entertainment de Luxe
Victor Fleming
Wallace Beery
Raymond Watton
Poli
Vassar
Melody Girls
Vassar Melody Girls
Frank McConville
Peggy Fay
Sager Midgley
Beatrice Conn
Bert Albert
Four Horsemen
Hobart Bosworth
Roy Stewart
Besse
Love
Mack Sennett
Pathe News
Donald Keith
Jim Carvel
Baroe
Cameo
Baree
Sam
Kazan
Anita Stewart
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Anita’ Stewart
Son OF Kazan
Janes
Pat
Irene Rich
Copper & Brass Research Association
Broadway
New York
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Stratford Avenue’ Bridge
Stratfierd
Knickerbockers
Ensemble OF Grey
U. S
Community Theatre
Pairfield
House Peters —Patay
Ruth Miller
Alice Terry and
Conway Tearle
Schneider
Park Ave
Tal, Barnum
Eam
Albert YF
Make
Johnny Cook
Ton Moore
Wallace Beer
Paramount Picture
Mildred Andre and Co
Brooks Curry
Faye Curry
Billie Eckman
Francis Andre
Charlotte Andre
John Patuzze
Elsa Marie Lawson
RLS
Pilcer
Dudley and
Douglas
Boots
McKenna
Paul Kirkland & Company
Ned Wayburn
Evelyn Hoey
Betty Hale
Marion Chambers
Edwin Michaels
Wayburn
Ree Patats
Hobart
Bosworth
Bessie Leve
Texas
Porgy_ Fay
Beautiful Lady Orchestra
Flo
Frank Inness
Mack & Tempest
White Bros
PATHE
King
Tee
Eleanor Boardman
Harriss
Ford
O'Malley
Abel
Ronald Colman
Blanche Sweet
John J. Raynolds
Ada Tuck Whitaker
Franz Liszt
Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Tonight Ganeity
William Malone
His
Ritz Dance Orchestra
Capitol Theatre
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Pathe News Grand Country Store
Rialto
Ellen
Helene Chadwick
Gaston Glasa
Lady of
Virginia Valli
Milton Sills
LE Chateau
Devon
Odd Fellows
State Street Casino
Peeren Mer
West End
Buster Keaton
Strand Palace
Main ST
Rod LA Rocque
Gi Das
Stratfields