Park Avenue Trolley Hits Two Men Near Death
Joseph Hodel and Joseph Nignanski were struck by a South Park Avenue trolley at Park Terrace at 7 26 last night and are hospitalized with skull fractures. Motorman Clifford Hitt was detained then released after stating the victims crossed with linked arms and heads down. Witness Osbourne says the trolley was speeding. hospital physicians hold some hope for recovery.
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Joseph Hodel
Columbia Street
Joseph Nignanski
Fine Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Niznanski
Clifford
Brooks Street
Hitt
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Mitt
William
Osborne
Reds Plot to Kill Leaders in Rad on Red Quarters
New York officials disclosed a plot by members of the Union of Russian Workers to assassinate federal and state leaders. Attorney General headed the Red squad's probe, with police and detectives detailing their deportation-driven actions. The Ring of Death was the alleged group name, though members denied advance knowledge of arrests.
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Union of Russian Workers
Alexander I
Red Squpartment of Justice
James J
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Ring of Death
Commission's ideas for railroad regulation discussed
New York November 21. Balthazar H H Meyer, a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, spoke at the academy opening outlining regulation of railroad securities and the split of federal and state jurisdiction. He warned against mixing public and private interests in railways finances and urged discrimination between strong and weak lines within private ownership.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Balthazar HH. Meyer
Academy of Portion? Ance
Af. Meyer
Hfeo
League of Nations Would Friction Anglo Saxons
A Saturday Review note from London on November 21 argues that the League of Nations would strain ties between Britain and the United States. It cautions that centuries of goodwill could be damaged by binding obligations and reflects on Senate behavior as misread by the American public.
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Saturday Review
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Britain
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War time day law fate to be decided by Supreme Court
Washington November 21 arguments closed before the Supreme Court on the validity of the war time prohibition and the Volstead act. The court indicated an opinion may come soon though a decision may wait until after December, as the national prohibition deadline approaches January 16. Louis beer case ruled temporary injunction granted against enforcement of a 25 percent alcohol content beer by a federal court in St Louis.
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Supreme Court
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John. Olack
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Eleven Chicago sugar dealers held on gouging charges
Eleven wholesale sugar dealers were arrested in Chicago on profiteering charges and 24 more were to be taken into custody. Warrants were issued for 35 wholesalers, jobbers and retailers for ex imposing excessive prices under the Lever food control law. Dealers allegedly sold sugar at 15 to 26 cents per pound amid ongoing price controls and warnings from the Illinois fair price committee.
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Illinois Fair Price Committee
A. A. Prague
Final election results in Rome show party breakdown
Rome elects 156 Socialist, 100 Catholic, 191 Liberal, 16 Reform Socialist, 2 Democrat, 9 Republican winners with others misc. In aviation news a two passenger biplane piloted by P Brennan of New York with Cash Miller aboard crashed into a tree near Westerly, injuring none.
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Sorashi I. Sow
Award P. Brennan
New York
Cash Miller
Troyvie Dence
Newspaper circulation notice from Bridgeport Post
If you fail to receive your Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post contact Bardum 6200 at the Circulation Department of Post Publishing Co. to ensure delivery or resolve the issue.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Post. Publishing CO
Bridgeport Telegram Thanksgiving Charity Call Sets Guidelines
Bridgeport Telegram seeks to match donors with worthy families for Thanksgiving. It will publish a list of cases, accept inquiries by mail or phone, and distribute inner buckets to recipients Wednesday, aiming to avoid duplication and preserve donor anonymity.
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Bridgeport Telegram
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Mesrain
Stone
Childrer
Lus
Iris
Pymei
Aditon
To Honor Pilgrim Memory by Easing Clergy's Old Age
Speakers in behalf of the Pilgrim Memorial Fund will address Congregational churches across the state tomorrow. Connecticut's share of the endowment is 6000000, and Bridgeport aims to lead New England in this effort. Renowned pastors from New Haven Waterbury and Cornwall will speak, highlighting the fund named for Plymouth Rock’s 1620 landing and celebrating local faith leaders' ministries.
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New England
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Beard
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Slite
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Sier
Wilian Thlurace Das
E Gybouy
Park Street
O. J. Mauer
Center Church
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de Manier
Conections Commission
Black Fo
Herbert D. Gallaudet
Waterbury
Galliuiler
Dgepor
Jenry O. Nilbourn
Fioston
Congregationalist
Shyihir
France
Olivelchien
Trev
Treaty for Protection Agreed to by England Part s
The fragment reports a treaty on protection involving England and mentions foreign ministers and undersecretaries. It notes examinations or ratifications and indicates German involvement and concerns about payment or provisions, though details are unclear.
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England
Football Fans Pass Through Bridgeport Crowd
Bridgeport last night saw heavy crowds as fans traveled from New York and New Jersey to Yale football activities. Rain eased but attendance remained high with many enthusiasts seeking the site, creating a lively if noisy scene around the center of the city.
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New Jersey
Yale Ffarvard
Food Control Restored to Fight Sugar Famine
President Wilson revives wartime food control by transferring authority from the food administration to Attorney General Palmer. Aimed at curbing the rising cost of living, Palmer will implement a sugar distribution system to prevent hoarding and allocate stock, with prices raised to 19 cents a pound for most sugar and 17 cents for priority crops.
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Balmer
Dfichus
Sinn Fein leaders jailed after court dispute
Sinn Fein members refused to recognize the court authority and were sentenced to prison. Donnell, Ed ward, and O'Brien were charged with threatening actions and involvement with the Dail Eireann, claiming it the only legitimate body. Hughes proclaimed he was born a Sinn Feiner and would die one, with sentences of three months and two months respectively.
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Bridgeport Post Final News Digest and Local Highlights
Bridgeport Post reports a rapid news digest with unions, a by-miners strike demand, VW line revival, a large tire robbery arrest third in the sequence, daily 4 30 final stress noted, plus Wall Street closings and special market reports.
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Secrecy Hides Progress in Wilson Miners Pay Offer
Washington reports Secretary Wilson pushed to bridge a wage dispute after both sides rejected proposals. An ultimate nine member arbitration plan was reaffirmed by operators who demand no increase without government direction. John Lewis and miners press for a forty percent raise and an eight hour day with six day week.
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Republican Leader Reverses Role In Treaty Ratification Debate
Washington reports a shift toward making the treaty issue a political decision for 1920. Senate leader Lodge insists no compromise remains and urges taking reservations into the campaign, while administration supporters show no clear path to resubmission at December 1. The piece notes strong opposition within the Senate against the treaty with reservations and discusses potential political repercussions.
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Jist Hefore
Treviv
Europe 18 Surprised by Speed of Yankees in War Preparations
A clumsy report notes European reaction to Allied mobilization and American industrial output during the Great War era. It cites Swedish concerns over German rearmament and neutral trade limits as the United States accelerates war readiness.
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Aanerin
Sweden
Richie
Secon
Amy Arhny
United States
Prameces
Agerjoe
Germany
Eutapeita
Lesger
Unite States
Body found in New Jersey swamp sparks foul play suspicion
HAMMONTON N J Nov 24 The body of Billy Dansy, missing weeks ago, was found by a hunter in a swamp near Hammonton. Coroner Conningham suspects foul play after viewing the body. Clothing parts were found scattered nearby and investigators note signs of possible abduction and violence. An inquest will be held to determine the boy s death and any links to nearby residents.
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Billy” Dansy
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Elothing
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Geourin
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Powelly George Eebhardt
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Gaskill
Women May Vote as Delegates in Beth Conventions Next Year
In Chicago on November 21, an opinion from Attorney General Deundase reverses prewar practices, stating women may vote as delegates at the Democratic and Republican national nominating conventions and participate in selecting presidential candidates. The decision could influence party delegate selection across states and affect the upcoming national conventions this year.
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