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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
5
The National Chamber of Commerce backed farmers, endorsing a unified national farm policy. President John W Ofer of Chlero urged cooperation, pledging to mobilize industry and business leaders to support sound, practical agricultural policy and stabilize prices for American agriculture.
An emergency cabinet formed last week by Premier WoW ten has been reorganized. The cabinet may see resignations as LA Ching-Lin, former chief of allied Chinese forces, is expected to step down after its formation.
May 13 AP report notes a House Commerce Committee draft titled the forgotten coal commission bill. It would create a nine member federal board appointed by the president to report on controversies within three days, expand powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and increase the funding and authority of the Bureau of Mines. The measure aims to clarify coal industry regulation amid pending conference discussions.
Police search for two men and a woman linked to a bold assault in which a patrolman was handcuffed and his police car stolen. The suspects fled on a Chevrolet touring with Massachusetts plates, evading officers through Norwalk and Greenwich as a woman pleaded for medical help for her condition. The officer freed himself after ten minutes and the car was later abandoned and damaged.
Yale freshmen probation ends following district director Percy Walden’s order. The class had been under general probation since March due to disruptions. Several members were dismissed or required to leave campus as the city police monitored campus events and class activities.
An advertisement from Matamel Hinlle Drug Store promotes Matamel as a remedy for bladder and kidney issues. The notice includes customer testimony and urges readers to ask a druggist for Matamel, with the address 349 Main Street.
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