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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
4
Washington reports the total foreign born population in the United States on January 1, 1920 at 13,820,000, an increase of 404,806 since 1910. Of this total, 2,258,499 had taken out their first papers and 1,508,000 had become naturalized citizens, with detailed citizenship distribution by age and sex.
Gen Jacques of Belgium and officials attend a Washington ceremony as additional jurymen arrive for a high court session. The Associated Press reports conservative officials and British delegation linked to the event. Security and ceremonial duties accompany the arrival at the capital.
Clipped lines indicate a local note on Mayor and Mrs Wilson marking seven years of marriage. Details include plans for celebration and a ceremonial or commemorative gathering, with mentions of community events and a distinguished guest list.
Armistice Day prayer in the high court is noted with ceremonial attendance. Judges and clergy were expected to participate, and discussions referenced the solemn observance. The article mentions personnel present and a formal sequence of prayers and readings.
Report shows a drop in students quitting school with more youths applying for work, while officials note stabilization in educational trends. Superintendent outlines changes as the Board of Education prepares for new rules and licensing requirements.
A local campaign led by Wor. PN AL luansteblas and railroad detectives aims to curb trespassing on railway property near York, Wey Haven, and nearby towns. The drive, tied to similar efforts, calls for stricter enforcement and public awareness about high voltage dangers at crossings and on rights of way. Armistice Day events in the area include a Legion ceremony and a bronze memorial unveiling for fallen soldiers, with plans coordinated by local committees and civic leaders.
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Pre strike milk negotiations falter as Patrick TD of Bord Bia rejects a separate bargaining proposal from the Sheffield distributor. A new contract plan, offered at a Sheffield meeting, may be presented to strikers tomorrow. police actions debated after the conference address potential charges over stale milk sales.
The article describes England observing a day with a wreath laying at Whitehall and Westminster. It notes a minute of silence, public singing of O God Our Help in Ages, and a procession of troops moving from Whitehall to Westminster. It mentions observers across the United Kingdom and transport adjustments.
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