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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
14
A prolonged Bridgeport Telegram item outlines subscription rates, distribution details, and newspaper offices. It includes misc editorial content on Prohibition, Sen Robert Wagner, and proposed changes to Volstead Act terms with Connecticut references and debates on alcohol content definitions.
A clipped report outlines a clash over whether Butler’s defeat reflects manipulation by President Coalidge. Democratic leaders urge clarity while Republicans insist the President did not influence the outcome or tamper with ballots. The debate centers on the integrity of the election and the governor’s authority.
The text suggests a flawed summary claiming the president erred in policy and that Senator Walsh's stance is decisive though biased. It presents a contested view on presidential action and the accompanying reaction, without clear factual details or identification of persons beyond generic roles.
A reader argues for or against mandatory schooling, noting that several states have enacted compulsory education laws. The letter critiques the current system and questions the role of public schools in enforcing attendance, suggesting reforms and highlighting concerns about nonessential content and social duties tied to education.
The article discusses Ty Cobb stepping down as manager of the Detroit team after six years, praising his enduring skill and longevity while noting that team success requires more than one great player. It also mentions Yale football and a comparison to Babe Ruth in terms of individual brilliance versus team cohesion.
Article laments voter apathy in Crescent state elections as politically one sided. It notes low turnout in Massachusetts and New York, with only about 59,050 casting ballots in a district, and warns that absence of competition may lower civic engagement and public spirit.
Fragmented coverage from New Haven describes post election party reorganizing moves, shifts in candidate support, and planned leadership roles. It notes Smyth for president in New York state, mentions Republican gains, and outlines anticipated House and Senate leadership contests in various towns and districts.
Clinton W. Gulbert reports from Washington on Senator Smoot’s re election prospects. The piece notes internal Republican doubts, Smoot’s peaceable temperament under fire, and the Utah senator’s pivotal finance committee chairmanship. It argues seniority and state influence weigh against renewed contest despite criticism that he ignores local odd jobs.
A quirky verse by Walt Mason extols La Cauliflower Cher cigarettes praising their unique taste and warns against inferior brands. The narrator muses on dealers, belts of tobacco, and the appeal of a wholesome, distinct smoke, contrasting it with smelly, shabby rivals and questionable origins.
A fragmented verse narrative contrasts human vanity with nature and fate. It laments limits of power as ships, weather, and ruined pride echo a master craftsman’s fall and a restless, shadowed life.
The piece ponders Earth’s hazards from earthquakes to storms and unseen diseases. It contrasts human fear with mortality, noting sudden, unpredictable doom lurks around every tree and corner and could wreck civilization.
A reader from Lridgepoort lauds Police Commissioner Dawe and England's charms, then questions civic education ages and practical value. The letter recounts a journey from a small Irish school to Philadelphia in 1898, reflecting on schooling, work, and the fragility of civilization amid cholera and war, urging thoughtful future planning.
A fragmented editorial voice urges fewer borrowed troubles and more courtesy on public streets. It argues worry compounds expenses and accidents, urging more conscience and restraint in daily conduct.
In a reader query, Cadman urges restitution of stolen money with interest to the rightful heirs, notes tithes should aid the needy, and warns against dishonest gain. He reflects on tolerance between religious factions and the dangers of persecution, citing historic harms and urging peace.
Mayor Beh a outlines a plan to introduce a municipal budget system at the next common council session. He aims to base the budget on department requests spanning five or more years, align bond issuance with a set program, and ensure biennial budgeting for future city development. He emphasizes preventing improper sewerage practices in future projects.
Boston, Nov. 1 All Alonso BR. Cook Republican state auditor on incomplete returns appears elected, spent nothing in his campaign. Expense report filed. last day for filings is November 16. Voter turnout in Highlands County shows Democrat Strabo V. Wraggett trailing by about 21,000 in preliminary tallies.
Air captain Peer Tobin of the fishing schoon Margy arrived at the pier today with news of a deer sighting miles off Houston. The report describes a deer swimming near Hishlind Light and Cape Cod, with authorities noting the unusual event and maintaining safety distance.
Paris reports from the United States show major candidates elected in the American vote. Le Temps highlights Cavnor Smith of New York reelection as a blow to President Wonlidge amid Massachusetts Senator Butler defeat, noting potential Senate Democratic impact on the debt situation.
The bulletin notes fair and colder conditions in Southern New England and Eastern New York with possible rain or snow in spots. Northern New England shows clearing and slight warmth in the south with snow in the north. Central Canada reports a marked decrease in pressure with disturbances over Alberta and Ontario moving eastward bringing light precipitation to Northern New England. Winds shift north of Sandy Hook to moderate west and southwest with fair weather, and south of Hatteras light wet conditions Friday.
The Daily Almanac provides sun rise and sunset times for the day along with high and low water marks. It appears as a compact telegraph style syndicated feature listing essential astronomical and tidal notes for readers.
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