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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1927
Page
11
Eugene Chen argues for rights and demands apology amid wartime diplomacy. The article, attributed to Vincine Sters and staff, discusses implications for international relations, potential shifts in policy, and the secrecy surrounding the debate on punitive measures and alliances.
A compact health note promises quick relief for foot irritation. It mentions a remedy or method claimed to be fast acting and easy to apply. The text is fragmented and lacks clear attribution or specific ingredients.
President of the American Federation urges passage of a constitutional child labor amendment. He argues uniform child welfare standards are needed to secure future prosperity, protect health, and ensure families can provide for dependents. He contends industry harms society when children work under conditions lacking safeguards and calls for federal enforcement.
A lecturer drops a civil suit seeking two thousand dollars after a hearing at an unnamed court. The fragmentary text notes a possible exchange involving a passenger and a station, with unclear details and dated references.
Letters from University of Wisconsin and Amherst figures urged Governor Puller to reexamine Sacco-Vanzetti case. Meiklejohn and Ross questioned trial fairness, arguing the verdict may be tainted and deserving gubernatorial review.
A group of law professors from Columbia University and other leading faculties sent a joint letter to Gov. Alan T. Fuller urging a full, impartial review of a murder case. The missive, signed by professors from Minnesota, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Texas and others, argues that the case extends beyond a single commonwealth and requires a statewide reassessment to dispel public misgivings about radicalism and the defendants.
Washington may 9 Reed Jxemo ofMissouri today urged President Coolidge to call a special session to address flood relief. He sent telegrams asking the president to convene parliament to coordinate aid, focusing on Mississippi Valley flood sufferers in the south.
Coast Artillery plans a Sunday rally to recruit men for the unit. Major Labayette leads a special presentation featuring rookie demonstrations and films from the War Department.
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