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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1924

Page

4

Women Prayers Before Saloon Doors Blocked by Jeers

Chicago reports of the national convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union where saloonkeepers jeered fasting crusaders. The memorial from the 1877 convention urges prohibition by ballot and votes of all citizens. The executive board sought a legal interpretation of a court decision in the Hill case regarding prohibition enforcement.

Chicago Women's’ Christian Temperance Union Ella Dayton Seskine Documenta Roy A. Haynes Representative Hill Maryland

Sugar Planter Ends Life with Gas Fumes

Eugene Frank a Cuban sugar planter and consulting engineer who built railroads and pioneered work since 1920 died by suicide from illuminated gas in his Upper West Side apartment. His brother Walter Wrink a lawyer found the body and cited a note claiming he was "Mifred of Ife." Idogene Frank served as a captain in the Army Engineering Corps and graduated from Columbia University.

New York Eugene Frank Cuba Upper West Side Walter Wrink Mifred Ife Idogene Frank Army Engineering Corps Columbia University

Obituary notices headlined for Kreitzberger and others

Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral details. Albertina Kreitzberger died Tuesday at St Vincent's Hospital. burial in Mountain Grove Cemetery. Sarah Greening died at home. funeral at parents' home. burial in Mountain Grove. George W. Hunt's funeral from his mother’s home with Naval escort to Park Cemetery. Michael Crone died from burns. services at M J Gannon Funeral Home and St Michael's Cemetery. Jess Terwilliger, former Walkyll resident, died Wednesday. service at H A Remington Funeral Parlor with I O R M rites. burial in Brunswick. Marguerite Wilson of Hartford died Monday. survived by daughter Matricia, mother Mary Jameson, and aunt Mrs. William H Ballou. Thomas Madean. funeral 9:30 from Ey WF Hook Funeral Home. burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.

Albertina Kreitzberger Albertina Kraitzberger St. Vincent’s’ Hospital Joséph Kreitzberger Dewey Firest Mountain Grove Cemetery Sarah’ Greening Sarah Greening John Emily Jackie Lewis Priest Stratford Pargenta Marion’ Jackie Mia Jann Logan George Jackie Stephen Fish Sherman Mountain Grove George W. Hunt George W. Trunt Washington, D. C Julia Hunt Wells Street Naval Reserves Tn Park ‘Cemetery Michael Crone M. J. Gannon St. Michael's Cemetery Jess Terwilliger Jess ‘Verwilliger Walkyll Heri of .H Brunswick Marguerite 1 Wilson Marguerite I. Wilson Houlis S. Wilson Hartford Hes Jebadd Matricia. Wilson Mary R. Jameson William BH. Ballou Lakeview Thomas. Madean Thomas Madigar Bedford Virginia Atélock Tom the Hook St.Rose Rose's

Coolidge pledges aid to farming while urging readjustment

President Coolidge told the Association of Land Grant Colleges that the government will spare no effort to prevent further agricultural misfortunes while farmers must adjust production and marketing. He outlined plans to address surpluses and anticipate the era of the U S as a major agricultural buyer, stressing scientific marketing and improved distribution over production alone.

Washington Coolidge Association of Land Grant Colleges Agricultural Commission

Charities Ban Street Begging Say New York Official

New York City November 14. The Commissioner of Public Welfare denounced street begging and fundraising methods used by charities and welfare groups as law breakers and undesirable in calm times. He cited charity drives and street bazaars as fund-raisers aiding professional beggars.

New, York City New York Coler

Town may skip showing voting machines for election

Town Clerk Joseph Wieler requested an opinion from City Attorney A L DeLaney on whether it is necessary to demonstrate voting machines before the December 16 senatorial election. If not required, a substantial sum could be saved. Voting machine mechanics began preparing the machines yesterday under a Superior court order.

A. L. DeLaney Wielder Superior Court

Hens Start Egg Laying Race At Storrs College

In the largest laying trial, 1 400 pullets from 20 regions compete in 140 pens. Connecticut breeders supply 340 birds, Massachusetts 300, New York and New Jersey 130 each, with others from Rhode Island, Maine, Pennsylvania, and more. First week produced 2077 eggs, aided by nightly electric lighting to extend laying. The event showcases breed variety and performance across Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, Wyandottes, and White Wrandettes.

Storrs Ugsful Connecticut - Breedera Massachusetts New York New Jersey Rhode Island Maine Pennsylvania Vermont Missouri Michigan New Hampshire North Carolina Indiana Oregon England Delaware Maryland Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Texas Illinois Ohio Nebraska California Vashon Ontario Hanson Gorvallia Ore Mount Hope Farm Williamstown Mass Meadowedge Farm Sterling’ Junction Thomas H. Matteson Whits Wyandottes Davisville R. 1 Hilltem Farm Suffield

Albany trip duplications cost Hulbert city funds

Examiners auditing Murray Hulbert travel vouchers found alleged duplications that charged his trip from Albany to New York as both state and city official. The investigation follows Comptroller Graig withholding Hulbert’s October salary and seeking repayment for time served as Finger Lakes Park Commissioner. The May 6 1924 trip is cited as made for state and city duties.

New York Murray Tulbert Board of Aldermen Hulbert Albany Charles L. Graig Finger Lakes Park Commission Nin ‘Rom Crary Smith Hylan

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