Bridgeport Telegram Undec 1801 Publication Notice
Publication notice for The Bridgeport Telegram published by The Post Publishing Co. includes subscription and advertising rates. The notice lists mail rates, daily publication details, and credits The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Omeo
Steond
Mattar
the Post Publishing CO
MO Rilddle Street
Bridgeport
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Associated Prosa ix
USA
Eiko
Jocal Nawa
Editorial notes reflect wartime and daily life quips
A collage of editorial musings touches on Kaiser timetables in Holland, gambling, cinema plans in Tendon, prisoner punishment, political results, price trends, and a quip about Gov Cox. It mentions thermometer readings, grain prices, bread costs, and a humorous aside about a British queen gifting a wedding typewriter, with notes on Hall of Fame electees and school efficiency discussions.
Anderson Leads Bridgeport Track On City Aim
Anderson, owner of a habare galliery opposite the Stratfield hotel, has been in the time of work. He is coach of Bridgeport High school track and field. Gad is pushing Bridgeport to become a renowned athletic city in the state.
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al, Anderson
Anderson
Stratfield
Collee
Fie
Bridgeport
Gad
Harmony Social Club
East Isidgeport
James A. Gartelo
Daenorl
Hane Galse
Bean
Steady My Boy Steady Father Inspires Mute Mutiny Tale
Jacobus the humanitarian draws Roosevelt into a tale of a boys military academy mutiny. Parents reacted with threats and ultimatums while one father sent a five word telegram of faith: Steady, my boy, steady. The piece argues trust and respect can steer youths back to the right path.
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Jacobus
Roosevelt
Price
Shem
Gress
Jand
Arily Stric
Mat
Mere
U S and World on Harding and League of Nations
The text argues that Harding's election and a Republican Senate would not kill the League of Nations. It suggests the United States may delay or condition acceptance, may propose reservations, and that other nations could welcome U S input without dismantling the existing international framework.
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League of Ayahlonequenta
Henrietta
BU Johnson
United States
U. S
Harding
Senate
League of Nations
Uncle Sam
League
Hague
Mexican Stability Seen in U S Business Reports
Chamber of Commerce of the United States notes more than a hundred American firms have begun operations in Mexico in two years. Banks and agents report widespread business improvement and cautious optimism among American companies, suggesting stable conditions under the current regime.
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Mexico
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Rio Grande
American Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Borah Refuses League Back Door And Senate Power Shakeup
Senator Borah warns the president elect against any association of nations and rejects entering the League by the back door. Johnson likely shares the stance as the Republican sweep strengthens the party’s grip. The bulked GOP majority would have enabled Lodge reservations and the peace pact, unlike the narrow past margin.
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Borah
Association of Nations
League
Johnson
Senate
Republican Party
Sweet Alice
Employes Tuberculosis Relief Board to Meet
Wednesday evening meeting of the Employes Tuberculosis Relief Board will discuss several important motions. The association notes three appeals for religious aid from Rowland’s Tex Tile, Bryant Electric, and Iron Salvage Texas. Five patients are being treated at home or in sanitariums, with 20 nationwide receiving treatment. The Visiting Nurse Association made 192 visits in October.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Managers of the
Employes’ Tuberculosis Mellet Association
Rowland's
Bryant Electrle
Pour
Gaylord Fayie
Wallingford
Associplian
Bridgeport Orphan Asylum
Bridgeport Bible
G. B. Day
Ided
H. A. Davenport
Presbyterian Church
Day
Palmer
North Church
Connecticut Bible Society
Palmner
Bible Society
Hartford
General Pershing to Visit Brazil in November
General Pershing will visit Brazil in November with United States Naval Squadron. An official announcement confirms the trip and accompanying delegation to Brazil.
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General Pershing
Brazil
Rio DE Janetro
New Soft Coal Output Record
Washington November 7 soft coal production for the week of October was 13 508 000 tons a new maximum for the year four consecutive weeks the daily output exceeded 2 9 million tons longest period on record at that rate since 1913 anthracite output 1 696 000 tons down 219 000 due to Mitchell Day holiday October 29.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Bridgeport Forty Years Ago in Blavtard Notebook
Bridgeport notes recount a busy civic scene with Congressman Frederick Miles, library association efforts, and local society events. The piece lists officers for the Bridgeport Library Association, discusses toy makers, church notices, Bible society activities, and plans for future meetings and exhibitions amid community life.
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Bridgeport Library Association
GL. Porter
Wa. B. Hincks
Sidney Bishop
Agnes Hills
Grieggeport
Dyes
Blakeslee
The Losers WALT SAYS of Salt River voyage
A satirical verse portrays a wavering crew on Salt River, mourning a lost William and defeat from a rival party. The ship sails amid gloomy humor, while passengers brace for a future campaign with renewed ambitions and noisy political chatter.
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Salt River
William
The Once Over by 1 Ll Phillips Cabinet Nominations
A spoof cabinet list pivots around a mock presidential victory naming newspaper figures for SECRETARY roles. Names include Warren Cramullel Herding, Mr Tsing, Able Kabibbie, Mutt, Judge Rymhauser, Silk Hat Harry, and Ratzenzom wer with satirical statements on duties and ambitions.
Washington Information Bureau Q and A Digest
Questions and answers on passport fees weather timing Indian summer origins and wood finishes. Includes Britannica style explanations about perspire vs transpire coldest hour before sunrise George Washington age and birthplace Indian summer theory walnut stain removal and belt slipping remedies plus paint care and a Washington Information Bureau bulletin mention.
Fire destroys house on James Street with injuries reported
A fire on James Street damaged a building and burned a horse Trocanway tools and more. one resident injured while trying to reach the fire engine. Several local obituaries follow including Ems, Deck er, and Dolan and notices of funeral plans in Stratford area.
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Carthy
James Street
Hward Finne- T
Oso
Fo Png
Ems mi F
Harlee
West Stratford
E. Decker
Groom ‘Toughtin
Bank Stfeer
Tn. Lis Cfty
Morsig
Meniha
St Mary's Church
Ar A
Westfield
Mos Binvils
Edward Th Duceet
Cellarnn Tragamin
Stratverd
Conner
Stratvord
Iatermenty
City Officials to Take Oath Today
Nenly elected officials to be sworn into office in the city. Charles C. Blackham unable to attend joins James Small in taking oath Saturday. Alex. H. Rabingow to administer the oath. Benjamin Todfetd, Socialist, elected as the 27th justice of the peace amid a weak Democratic field.
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Colle
Mulvier
Charles C. Blackham
Alder
James Small
Selectman
Alex. H. Rabingow
Benjamin Todfetd
Mey
Tour
Three Park Avenue Homes Robbed by Burglars
Three Park Avenue residences were entered Saturday by burglars. Jewelry valued around $400 was stolen from the home of William J A LeFarland at 179 Park Avenue, and about $30 in valuables were taken from Raymond Lewis of Vine Street. The home of Sismond Lee at 1800 Park Avenue was entered but nothing of value was found.
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Park Avenue
William JA. LeFarlane
Raymond Lewis
Vine Street
Sismond Leewith
Tassie
Lead Kindly Light by Newman in Quiet Verse
A fragmentary devotional poem echoing the classic hymn Lead Kindly Light. The speaker seeks steady guidance through darkness, asking to be led on by faith rather than fear. Cardinal Newman’s invocation frames a journey from night to morning with enduring spiritual trust.
Haskin directs payment for return postage in bulletin
Frederick J. Haskin of The Bridgeport Telegram informs Stamp Bureau officials to enclose two cents for the return postage on a copy of the Paint Bulletin. The note lists a street name and references a Washington, B.C. location and a stamped postage request.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Bridgeport Telegram
Waslington
B.C. T
Paint Bulletin
Man struck by pool cue in dispute at Willard Street
Peter Gaslon, age unknown, was hit in the head with a pool cue during an argument over a game in a room at 3k Willard Street. He was taken by ambulance to Bridgeport Hospital with scalp wounds and facial lacerations. Witnesses report a general argument over a dispute and an attack with the cue.
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Willard Street
Peter Gaslon
Hallett Streat
Bridgeporth Hospital
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