Bridgeport Telegram Uses Morning Circulation Policy
The Bridgeport Telegram presents its publication details and offices, noting establishment in 1894 and postal classifications. It lists advertising agents and circulation references while including a period of poetry and a note on Associated Press dispatch use.
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Bridgeport - Telegram
Connecticut
THE
Post Publishing CO
Cannon Street
Port Office
Julius Mathews
Beacon Street
Weston
Madison Avenue
Morley Hortford Building
Chicago
Audit Bureau
Ots
Associated
Presaa
At The Breakfast Table Good and Bad History Echoes
A rambling column mixes holiday musings with World War I era reflections. It notes turkey leftovers and soup bones, social tastes, and political comments about Peru and Chile, Gallipoli, and Kaiser Wilhelm. The piece shifts to U S Treasury salaries, post office service, school football, and German labels, ending with a quip about German comprehension.
Freedom of the seas sparks Allied dispute at peace talks
An opinion piece argues the four teen points’ sea freedom is the main point of contention with Britain France and Italy. It contends Britain would fear loss of naval power and warns Germany favored naval limits but Britain cannot accept it. The author stresses the danger of weakening the U S navy and credits the British fleet with protecting and transporting American forces.
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Britain
France
Italy
Tim O
Germany
America
England
United States
Wilson
League of Nations
Washington
Seven Seas
The Red Riot at Madison Square Garden
A riot at Madison Square Garden saw thousands of Reds clash with soldiers and sailors while New York police intervened to uphold the law. No one was killed or seriously hurt, despite some manhandling on both sides, and the riot sparked calls to deport socialist agitators and defend constitutional order.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Mooney Case Sidelights From San Francisco Feud
Fremont Older, veteran editor, reports that District Attorney Charles M. Pickert attacked him after Older published a long piece accusing Pickert of incompetence linked to the Mooney case. Mooney allies claim Oxman testimony was pushed by Pickert. The dispute fuels calls for a new trial amid broader accusations of misconduct and influence in the proceedings.
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Mooney
San Francisco
Fremont Older
Charles M. Pickert
Older
Pickert
Friends of
Uial
Mauretania Sails as Ocean Travel Returns to Normal
The Cunard liner Mauretania sails for New York with a full passenger list, its first port entry as a passenger ship in over four years. Ocean travel resumes postwar, though Germany’s sea rights remain disputed, while Britain faces an election where former Premier Asquith may be opposed by Lady Hope, a war widow campaigning vigorously.
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Lusitania
New York
Germany
Mauretania
Britain
Asquith
Lady Hope
Mauretania Carries 168 Officers and 1814 Men Home
WASHINGTON Nov 2 General March announced that the Cunard liner Mauretania sailing from Liverpool to New York last Monday carries 168 officers and 1814 men of the American army including 116 sick and wounded. The ship is due in New York early next week.
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Thanksgiving Day in America Reflects Gratitude and Resolve
Washington observes Thanksgiving with renewed gratitude for prosperity and military success. President Wilson urges unity and duty as the nation reflects after nineteen months of war. Many services and celebrations occur nationwide, including camps, navy, and overseas efforts. White House observance is simple with the President’s family present. Foreign envoys attend Pan American mass at St. Patrick’s church as banners and patriotism mark the day.
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Rabbi Wise Opens Drive for Zionists of America
Rabbi Stephen S Wise will address Poli's Theatre Sunday afternoon at 7 o'clock to open the Zionists of America drive in this city. Over the next two weeks the drive aims to enroll Jews over 18 to support Palestine's Jewish national home and strengthen the Zionist movement amid Allied promises and British advances in the region.
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Stephen S. Wise
Zionists of
Amercia
P Talestine
Jewish Welfare League
Palestine
Wilson
Zionist Movement
United States
Bar Kachba
Zionist Organization
Suspect weed case leads to city court arraignment
A 10 year old rank line resident at 967 Ogden Street was arrested by Patrolmen John H. Clancy and Steven Saksa on a breach of the peace charge after suspicions of prowling on Pembroke and Ogden streets. Held on 500 bond, he is to be arraigned in City Court this morning.
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John H. Clancy
Steven Saksa
Jesses
Hina
Sulkesa
Pembroke
Ogden Streets
Woman gains $1400 a year from a government post
Washington reports a young woman who dropped from $6009 yearly income to $1400 as she joined a government department. She blames herself for failing to learn business, warns that many women remain financially at risk to lawyers and agents, and advocates formal business training to achieve economic equality. Grace Porter Hopkins, head of the Government Employment Service, sides with the view that business education is vital for women to manage wealth and duties.
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Jane
France
Wall Street
Ms. Hopkins
Government Enmmoyment Bureau
Grace Porter Hopkins
Government Employment Service
Jewish drive to aid returning soldiers announced
A financial drive by the Jewish league to fund campaigns aiding returning soldiers was outlined at a Wednesday meeting on State Street. David Feuer leads the finance committee as delegates from several Jewish organizations attend to recruit members and organize the drive.
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Jewish. and Activities League
David Feuer
Chai
Teague
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Jacop B. Klein
Joseph Zeigler
Simon J. Katzofelinan Retary
D Brechler
New Memb Ward
Cross
T. King
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Welfare League
Jacob B. Niein
Thanksgiving Day at Widows Home Aided by Adele Jackson Fund
Thanksgiving Day events at the widows home included a turkey dinner and gifts. Trustees failed to provide a general fund this year, but the Adele Jackson fund, established by Mrs Gripper, provided a dollar to each inmate as in prior years.
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Widows Society
Adele Jackson
Gripper
Alderman Hamilton Seen As Likely Board President
Political gossip notes Alderman Edward T. Hamilton of the Seventh may become president of the Board of Aldermen. Republicans reportedly favor his selection, while Socialist and voter behavior discussion suggests shifting support patterns among women and party tickets. A constitutional issue is mentioned in relation to future presidential travel plans.
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Edward T. Hamilton
Board of Alderm
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Socilists
New York
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