Judge Anderson urges rail wage reform in Boston talk
Boston dispatch reports Judge Georgy W Anderson urges federal action to standardize railroad wages by need and living costs, calling current wage schemes unjust to the public and workers. He criticizes uniform wage scales, favors tiered pay, and warns of looming railroad and industry ruin without changes.
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Anderson
Department of Justice
Admiral Benson
Boston
Fundaimenty
Feds
Georgy W Anderson
Joint
New England Commission On Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pntite
Pntite Interests." Judge Anderson
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
New England
Enea
Wayt
Sussest
Gailroad
Bey
Charge Attorney Bribed Dry Agent With $500
New York police arrested Joseph A. Solevel for allegedly bribing a special Treasury agent with 500 dollars to influence liquor case actions involving Brooklyn brokers Benjamin and Albert Gros and others tied to Prohibition enforcement. The incident centered on illicit use of Webber slumps bearing state official names.
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New York
Joseph A. Solevel
Corporation R Courses
City of
New
Charles R. O'Connor
Oneticat Prohibition
Talse Sperraits
Arrest in Pittsburgh Seen Solving Peirce Death Mystery
Philadelphia police say the Pittsburgh arrest of J A Moss, alleged to confess involvement in Henry T Peirce murder, could crack the case. Moss tied to other suspects Alf Smith and Jack, with Williams in a Dequesne Way hotel. missing teeth noted.
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Peirce
J. A. Moss
Pittsburgh
Jack
Philadelphia
Henry T. Peirce
Vleubern
Mack
Perr de Tread
Marle Philip
Mose
Pitteburgh
Jhoudelthis
Treadway
Léeutenant Swanson
Yiat Sui
Hue Poivery
Alf Smith
Peiter
Smith
Wheeeling
Pitysburgh
Moss
Henry T. Peirce Valree
Philadelphis
Clyde
Sdehyrn
Edebuen
Williams
Dequesne Way
Central Station
Polrce
Rdeburn
Public Utilities to Rule on Hartford Trolley Ticket Request
Hartford officials seek reduced Newark style fares for New London trolley routes and workingmen's tickets in Hartford. The Public Utilities Commission will decide within days on a ten to seven cent fare cut for New London and Hartford tickets for workers, with officials citing burden on employees and daily commuting costs. The commission notes transportation receipts and service pay issues while awaiting fuller reports from the trolley firm.
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Public Utilities
Hartford
New London
Waterbury
Richard T. Higgins
Public Utilities Commission
Schutz
Lutveine
Vierhomee
Dinerfard
Sekula
Oritien
Gambe
Mire
State action urged to govern jitneys by Hartford official
Commissioner Stoekel calls for state regulation of jitneys and safety devices on motor vehicles. He urges creation of robust supervision in the water vehicle department and a legislative act to empower controls over jitneys and drivers.
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Stoekel
Hartford
Lee Vehiel
Alent
Stoeeler
Mothers' Holiday Play Area Opens for Shopping Season
The Board of Recreation extends a program allowing mothers with young children to leave their offspring at a supervised play area in the First M. E. Church on Fairfield Avenue and Bron Street. Volunteers from the Students' League and local churches run the daily play space from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. from December 1 to December 24, while mothers shop at nearby merchants. A checking system aims to prevent confusion and reassure parents.
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Board of Recreation
Students’ League
Virloua Church
Recr
M. BE
Fairfield Avenue
Bron Street
Ip. m. Iron
Dantes
Woman Injured in Auto Overturn Near Southport Line
Mrs Edward of 283 Spruvestrnes sustained serious injuries when a car driven by E Glaser of Spruce Street veered onto a dirt road and overturned on the Southport line near Bridgeport. She and a passenger were taken to Dr P T Adams’s office for treatment before being moved to Bridgeport hospital. no other occupants injured.
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Bertovely
Bowton
Southport
Edward
Bridgeport
Onhm
Glaser
Spruce Street
Turing
Mincagdam
PT. Adams
West Avenua
Ayere
Joxpiles
bEhNee
Brennan to Send Mulvihill Story to Kramer
Attorney Brennan plans to forward Mulvihill material to Kramer within two weeks. Report notes he aims to expose a lengthy underhand scheme, with references to others and a broad network. The piece blends legal maneuvering with mentions of investigations in progress.
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Brennan
Mulvihill
Kramer
Joseph PY
Alogi
Kates
Heanor
Weslington
Howes Chahta
Tospert
Wimmers
Brentnhe
Xvecans
Pfu da Biaefor
Ehirker Exiala Hr
League Mandates Commission Focuses on Merit
The League of Nations council devoted nearly the entire session to the mandates issue. Members debated representation and independence criteria, with Sir Dante Viviani and Signor Ittoni replaced on the commission. The council discussed transport for the League expedition and anticipated a future intermission on possible economic sanctions and blockades.
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Smineva
Prussi
Mandales Commission Ag
Vig League of Nations
Tiwaa
Dante Viviani
Prance
M. Bourgeois
Paris
Ittoni
Rome
Treangspor
League
Vilhu
Hiandatves Commission
Dho International Ueber
Juard Robert Ceeli
South Africa
D H Wheeler Dies At His Home Here
D H Wheeler dies at his home after a week illness. Born in Bridgeport Conn he led the Ipptius department of thy Age Shoer company. Survived by wife daughter Miss Wels and two brothers David O Wheeler. funeral services set for the afternoon at the bite homes.
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D. H. Wheeler
Asme
Seyhan
Noble Avenue
Wheeler
Bridges Water
Conn
Shoer Company UK
Manuel
St. Fola's
Jotlee
Masons
Rawr
Parke Sipeet Conpgree
Miss Wels
Hy Wheeler
David O. Wheeler
Pingri Servis
Beard
Pantoy
Eisaniley
Farmers in Queer Case Held for Killing Wives
A fragmented report notes farmers in Queer Case facing charges for murdering their wives. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but authorities indicate ongoing trials and court dates. Community reaction and local figures are not readable in the provided text.
Fifteen Black and Tan recruits killed in ambush near Kilmichael
A band of about 100 attackers ambushed two lorries carrying Black and Tan cadets near Kilmichael, killing fifteen and wounding others. The assailants burned arms, ammunition, and lorries. reprisals spread through Macroom area as shops closed and residents fled. The Cork transport building was bombed and destroyed, with broader security actions and police deployments reported from Dublin to London.
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Macroom
Ireland
Associated Press
Black and Tan
Kilmichael
Johnstown
Dunmanway
Robert
Prew
London
Fiftteen Bod-Raca
Cadecy
Kimichael
Cork
Tandon
Ender
Craik
Mavroom
Arma
Forries
General Workers’ Union
Fie
Dublin
Vre
William Sears
Sinn Fein
Mater
Downing’ Street
House of Commons
Martial Law Declared In Mingo County In 1913 Era
The governor declared Mingo County under military control after a strike and unrest. Colonel Hall issued bans on parades and gun possession while allowing essential stores to stay open. Federal troops from Camp Sherman arrived to support order as martial law was enforced and residents were urged to disperse and submit to authorities.
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Cornwell
Mingo Coenty
United States
Mayo
Fifth Army Corps Area
Bishop Condemns Sinn Fein Support In United States
Bishop Adam Wright Leonard of San Francisco denounces Irish independence support in the United States during a meeting of Methodist ministers in Philadelphia. He calls for restricting immigration to those who will uphold the Constitution and warns the Anglo American friendship with Great Britain must endure to safeguard human freedom and Christian civilization.
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Philadelphia
Nova
Adam
Wright Leonard
San Francisco
Leonard
Ameries
Great Britain
Mingland
Plan to Fight to Make Christmas Candy Cheaper
Chicago reports a plan to curb candy prices as city officials, led by Mayor Adlai, announce a drive to reduce Christmas candy costs amid sugar price drops. Attorney Charles Clyne says producers are seeking evidence of price gouging while federal actions to prosecute profiteers are prepared.
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Chicago
Whigh Gost
Living Jderman
Max Adi
Tim
Charles Clyne
Gisteier
Chisago
Missionaries Describe Massacres by Japanese in Chien Tao
Dozens of missionaries in Manchuria signed and sent reports to the Associated Press alleging Japanese troops killed and burned villagers in Chien Tao and Yong Jung. They claim 15,000 Japanese troops targeted Christian communities, with villages repeatedly set ablaze and men shot, prompting international alarm.
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China
War Office
Tokio
Associated Press
Manchuria
Chien Tao
Martin
Young Jung
Yong Jung
de Maran
Martine
Amd
Hancock Ave Saloon Raided Again. Proprietor Arrested
A saloon on Hancock Avenue was raided for the second time in a few days. The proprietor Stephen Seres and bartender Adane Cruler of 67 Seoul Avenue were arrested on alleged Volstead Act violations. Each case carried a fine of 200.
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Hancock Ave
Milcock Avenir
Prantietor
Stepher Seres
Agtane Cruleer
Seoul Avenme
Plans Revealed in Fire Murder Case at Liverpool
A Dublin-born man, 29, accused of murder in a cotton warehouse arson case near the scene. Police say he and two others were spotted acting suspiciously and attempted flight when confronted. the prisoner is charged with firing at officers and leaving signs of the burned premises.
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Liverpool
Dublin
de Fe
Paper delivery notice for Bridgeport Telegram papers
If you fail to receive your Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post on time, contact the circulation department to report missed issues and arrange replacements or refunds as applicable.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
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