Grade crossings debate in Connecticut noted by editorial
The Bridgeport Telegram reviews New Haven railroad statements on grade crossings, noting national growth versus local elimination, with Connecticut units showing no new grade crossings and five eliminated last year. It argues road users share responsibility and urges a vigorous statewide elimination program.
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C. L. Bardo
New Haven Railroad
Washington
United States
Sunday Post
Bardo
Connecticut
New Haven Road
Seven Seas
Editorial Notes in a Fragmented Morning Column
A curious editorial note column surveys quirks of daily life and speech. It touches on famous last words the role of family doctors and a playful jab at radio, summer lethargy, and quirks in behavior from newborns to elderly. It muses on views about dining, parking, language, and identity detection.
Sentence Sermons And Associations With People
A garbled missive links ideas of charity, books, nature and music to self improvement and spiritual presence. It claims evil corroding the soul and mentions a humorous line about business spirit and jazz. The text reads as a jumble of aphorisms and random phrasing with probable OCR errors.
Weather Forecast Figures From Almanac Study
Northern New England and Southern New England along with Eastern New York expect partly cloudy conditions with moderate temperatures on Monday and Tuesday. Winds from the north of Sandy Hook to Watterax will be moderate westward. Air pressure remains high. showers occurred in the Atlantic states over the last 24 hours. outlook calls for generally fair weather across the Atlantic States on Monday and Tuesday. Sunrise at 4:26 a.m.. high and low tides noted.
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New England
New York
Sandy Hook
Watterax
Atlante
Rocky Mountains
Tax system reform urged after Bridgeport visits
Commissioner Blodgett criticizes Bridgeport tax administration as hit-and-miss and unfair. He argues for a uniform method that reaches all property owners without favoring any interests, stressing the need for fair statewide reform.
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Blodgett
Bridgeport
Tax Assessments Flawed and Calls for Scientific Reform
The passage argues that current inequalities stem from politics and poor judgment. It claims tax assessments lack a basis and that assessors lack information and tools. It opposes broad percentage adjustments and urges adopting scientific methods from other cities. It also notes Calvin Coolidge being blackballed by an exclusive club.
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Bridgeport
Calvin Coolidge
Cheap Amusement and the Case for Tolerance
A writer denounces reformers who condemn cheap entertainment and uplift projects. The piece defends varied radio and vaudeville pleasures, cites Woodrow Wilson and Marshall, and argues for humor and tolerance toward what others enjoy rather than withholding leisure.
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Algernon
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
Two Thousand For Fencing Public Ground 1824
A New York Evening Post item from May 26 1824 reports a corporation approving two thousand dollars to fence land three and a half miles away for future cemetery use. It questions repeated repairs and urges electors to vote on Monday and suggests a second chamber as a check on public spending.
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New York Evening Post
The Governors Position and Templeton Scrutiny
Hartford Courant analyzes recent incidents surrounding Governor Templeton. It cites a Waterbury address, bank incorporator notices, and published remarks to argue the governor’s unreliability. The piece notes press misquotes and calls for honest reporting amid growing public skepticism.
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Courant
Templeton
Waterbury
League of Women Voters
State Farm For Women
League
Cempleten
cAnsonia Bank
Associated Press
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Hartford
State Bank Commissioner’s Office
New York Times
Senate
Tonever
Senator Trumbull
Ge Sine
Courage of Republicans Overriding Coolidge Veto
The article lauds thirty Republican Senators who voted to override President Coolidge’s veto of the Bonus bill, calling it a display of courage as they repudiated their own president, exposed party leadership, and faced public judgment ahead of the presidential election.
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Coolidge
Republcan
Otheir
Phe Rome
Brookhart
Trursum
Camera Elkins McNarr
Norris
Warren
Adams
Harristefth
Robinson
Sheppard
Simmons
Walsi
Montane
Farmer Labor
Johnson
Minnesota
Ball
Boras
Ol’ Taise
Fernald Keyes Phippe Anderling
Dial Glass
Memorial day visit vows and voter list checks in Bridgeport area
Republican Registrar William Lounsbury plans a Memorial day farewell visit by the Bridgeport ship, a Navy day favorite in 1922. Registrars’ office canvasses tax and voting lists as State Tax Commissioner Blodgett hears objections to abatements. turnout expected to set records. Bipartisan talk on presidential bonus bill votes and 1922 primary defeats colors the political mood ahead of conventions.
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Senate
Senate Journal
Connecticut
Courant
Tempeton
Thig
Legislawire
Republica State Central Committee
Ths
William Lounsbury
United Patriotic Societies
U. S. Bridgeport
Bridgeport
Navy Department
Yne
William H. Blodgett
Court House
Drew
Hits Hall
Blodgett
Fair That TATTLE TALES BROKEN SLOSSOMS
A jumble of verse and anecdotes pivots between broken poems, a marital jealousy note, a joke about missing funds, reader letters, and a humor column. It blends lyric fragments with small humor bits and readers’ inquiries across a quirky vignette page.
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Samuel Rebarber Sweet
Excitable Atoms Act Delights Audiences at Princeton
Reporter notes a stage style science act by Professor Compton of Princeton University. He explains atoms excite like crowds, challenging old beliefs that atoms are constant. The piece mocks public sensationalism, cites Edison, and ends with reader questions to Dr Copeland about medicine and hygiene topics.
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Compton
Physics Department
Princeton University
Cg Atom
Mr. Edison
Coatten
Burns Detective Agency
Teapot Dome
House of Representative
Congress of Atoms
What Orthodontia Is And Does For Children
Historical overview of orthodontia stressing its benefits for children and teens, noting dental crowding jaw misalignment and the health links to breathing and digestion. Encourages early expert advice, explains consequences of misaligned teeth on chewing and overall growth, and references a broader civic fundraising feature.
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Caplain
A Bleak Belief by Walt Mason
A reflective poem arguing against doom and cynicism. The speaker rejects the notion that all people are corrupt, noting that many are brave and good despite a few swindlers. He urges balanced judgment of the human race.
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Walt Mason
Becaus
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