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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1926
Page
13
Public notice outlines subscription rates payable in advance with monthly and weekly options. It mentions direct telephone connections to the office, office charges, and monitor audit references, noting the association and press trust details.
A debated issue centers on expelling two Waterbury supporters if unfit for office, with controversy over Senate authority and due process. The column then contrasts political partisanship with calls for rational judgment, and shifts to a discussion of psychics Houdini, spiritualism, and alleged supernatural powers.
A fragment from a historical newspaper item notes a labor section through Detroit and Fort ey with a quoted statement attributed to a named group. The text is garbled but preserves a local figure discussing labor topics and regional impact.
The Country Tdito reports on New York state referendum results and ongoing partisan debate. It notes a large uncast vote portion and questions about party legitimacy while outlining continued political maneuvering and calls from Republicans and Democrats regarding recent election outcomes.
An article outlines the ceremonial presentation of a new ambassador or minister to the President in Washington. It details the officials involved, the order of events in the Blue Room, and the escort from the embassy to the White House, with remarks read from the State Department and a brief internal exchange after reception.
A fragmented verse about missing a golden stock opportunity. The speaker laments not buying shares when Henri Bell needed funds, imagining how wealth and success might have altered life. References to Edison, Saudi oil, and bankers hint at financial stakes and regret.
A fragmented poem-like piece describes riding home with Ruby after work, sharing joy and companionship in a city setting. The text blends lyrics about happiness, social life, and a casual office scene with stray lines about politics and broader society.
District chairs and party workers brace for municipal campaigns citing election costs and alleged reform aims. Reports note 1924 to 1927 GOP vote trends, a Rowell dinner for defeated Stamford Republicans, a push for a domestic relations court by Mrs Cook, and ongoing budget pressures in New Haven County with city debt restructuring discussed at the Stamford civic meeting.
An article discusses Henri Wallop and the offer of an earldom and countess status, weighing the pull of aristocratic life in England against the freedom of a new country. It notes Wallop’s potential move from Wyoming to a European caste system and the broader question of adapting to two radically different life spheres.
A compact set of maxims urging balance between conscience and work. It cites patience in business, tolerance for religious opinions, and prudent investments. The fragment touches on neighborly sentiment, school teaching, and practical horse sense with gasoline guidance.
A Highwood woman died after ingesting poison. She was hospitalized Saturday in serious condition and reportedly became despondent about health circumstances. The article notes doctors face increasing demands and the profession’s noble aims amid challenging work.
Dr Cadman answers readers questions about Miriam’s role as Moses sister her character as a leader and her relation to Aaron and Amram he discusses scripture on eternal punishment and the origin of purgatory citing biblical passages and church fathers plus a tale of self improvement and striving like Wellington and a Norwegian musician story to illustrate preparation for opportunity
Jugo-Slavia protests to Italy after a public speech allegedly insults Premier Wussdlint as an irresponsible fool and claims Italians are gagged. Amid anti-Fascist furor, a burning of a Jugoslav school near Gorz spurs protests and attacks on Slovene lawyers offices. A demonstration occurred before the Italian consulate at Labach across the border.
1925 census shows Japan's population rose by 875,885 the largest annual increase. A 40 member government commission set to study food and population issues to craft a policy for surplus population and housing. Land distribution proposals mirror Germany with government land resales to colonizers.
The forecast indicates rain and clouds across Southern New England Wednesday morning followed by much colder conditions Wednesday and Thursday. Northern New England also sees rain and colder weather with possible snow flurries in the interior. The disturbance over Arkansas moves northeast toward Lake Ontario bringing widespread precipitation and strong winds along the lake region and North Atlantic coast. High pressure from Newfoundland to Bermuda and a broad Atlantic cold spell presage a return to fair but chilly conditions later Thursday.
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