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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
15
Albany reports a November 20 ruling on Western Union Telegraph Company demanding cash for messages transferred by the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company since August. The practice was held to be unjust and improper under the circumstances as described in the case.
The article argues that the monthly payable for WN 1 should be restored. It discusses historical context and policy implications, asserting that regular monthly payments are essential for financial stability and program integrity.
New York Nov 26 Completion of a plan to instruct women of Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont and New Hampshire in the study of civics and citizenship is announced. The program aims to empower women through civic education and participation.
Mrs Schoonmaker, Hartford Conn, appointed director for the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association will oversee campaigns in multiple cities and stay six months in Connecticut and two in each other state. An eminent physician proposes destroying plague germs at the source but the plan would be unpopular as it would abolish the professional agitator.
In the House of Commons Lloyd George warned no improvement in Vienna's economy without United States help. Britain has already supplied about 3.5 million pounds in aid but will not bear most of the famine burden alone.
Edward Reno of 234 Jackson Avenue posted under 1500 dollar bond to appear before the criminal court in December. His bondsman, acting as his father, surrendered him yesterday. The son is now in North Avenue jail awaiting trial for drawing money from his father's bank account. Reno had been bound over for Superior court after October arrest. he had gone to New York to work and returned yesterday for a visit when his father surrendered him.
Madison Wisconsin November 20 Victor L Berger Socialist candidate filings for the expelled seat trigger legal scrutiny. An Attorney General Blaine opinion may be sought and court action threatened to halt Berger's campaign.
Review notes Billy Watson headlined at the Park Theatre with a new production featuring fresh costumes and settings. The chorus is slower to start but lifts the show with a strong finish. A standout musical number has wings and propellers on chorus girls as they sing Wait Till You Get Them Up in the Air. Warry Rapps, fresh from overseas service, returned and drew several encores on violin.
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