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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1926
Page
10
Fragmented ad text from Bridgeport Telegram describes mailing rates and distribution, listing offices and contact details. It mentions publishing company and city notices with references to multiple departments and telephone connections, though much is garbled.
The Red Cross accuses Florida realty interests of underreporting hurricane damage to protect winter visitors and sales.Officials in Miami and three towns pledge resilience while observers note vast suffering among modest households and ongoing push for prosperity.
The text argues against misread claims by Governor Trumbull about party loyalty. It contends true independence means choosing platforms or candidates, not vendetta against offices or emoluments. It contrasts loyal opposition with self-serving renegades, praising independent voters as key to self-government.
The piece critiques Governor John Trumbull for scolding independent voters and questions party loyalty. It asserts that voters should not be forced into one party and suggests elections rely on broader citizen choices rather than rigid party lines.
The Hartford case prompts State's Attorney Hugh Alcorn to accuse bootlegger customers of encouraging crimes. He argues laws created profitable illegal markets invite violence and corruption, while urging reflection on enforcing laws not backed by public will. He cautions against placing all blame on one side.
John Held Jr. runs as a Democratic candidate in a district where he claims an edge over past holders. The article notes he is an artist who can sketch Republican votes, framing his unusual campaign approach and potential appeal to voters.
Report on a coordinated gang assault wave in Bridgeport and nearby towns using heavy clubs. Nine to ten suspects were captured on bench warrants and each bond set at 15 000 dollars, totaling 135 000. The piece questions the source of bonds and hidden benefactors behind the scheme.
A distorted passage mentions modern versions, a charge, limited time before oblivion. It references armament and national pride, with phrases implying fame decays after a few phases or moments. The text remains unclear and cryptic but centers on status, power, and decline.
The report outlines Democratic and Republican moves for probate judges across districts like Bridgeport Norwalk and Berlin with mentions of candidates such as Henry Gregory James MacKay Elijah Rogers and Charles Morris. It notes endorsements recall dynamics in towns Derby Ansonia Seymour and Waterbury and highlights Worcester era figures and the Fifth Congressional district convention.
A London peace march of one hundred thousand women is described along with a July 1909 aviation anecdote. The writer compares early movements to a baby that grows into power, noting that even seemingly futile gestures portend future impact as Mars watches.
An examination of New York and surrounding state finances reveals rising expenditures and growing deficits from 1912 to 1918 under Baldwin and Holcomb, followed by a 1920 surplus under Holcomb. The piece critiques party claims about the Baldwin economy and notes shifts in debt, while commenting on liquor policy positions and upcoming ballots.
London reports that Charles Evans Hughes is named as a delegate to the Magne tribunal a move seen as a setback for the World Court amid dwindling American support. The Daily Telegraph notes U S reservations limit Coolidge power while Hughes’ selection harms Geneva led efforts.
Nangio Amiculo a 37 year old laborer of 68 Madison Avenue was arrested Saturday night by the Bureau of Investigation on charges of drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. His bond was set at $200.
A mix of aphorisms and quips on courage self respect smiling faces and learning. It blends moral reflections with playful lines about weddings predictions stage plans and a world series reference. The tone is folksy and brisk reflecting a period newspaper style from a readable fragment.
A nostalgic tale recalls Sergeant Bates, famed for carrying a sprigged banner from Gretna Green to London Town Pier to prove friendship between Old England and the United States. Across moors and towns crowds cheered as wreaths and garlands poured in, though some critics warned the legend was fiction.
The Rev Dr Parkes Cadman answers readers on Mussolini’s dictatorship benefits or costs and explains Timothy the apostle’s guardianship as faith security. He advises a divorced father to tell his son the truth, protect the mother’s honor, and avoid deception to preserve the child’s faith. He also weighs coping with prolonged grief, urging tact, patience, and family support.
Portland sets its fall election with no contests as Democrats win first selectman and tax collector while Republicans secure town clerk and treasurer. Minor offices split. John Ames died. successor to be chosen after the election. Percy Tow, Portland’s tax collector, is assured of re election. noted Yale All American fullback referenced.
Edward Summers of 755 Ogden street was treated at Emergency hospital yesterday at 4 40 a m for a stab wound in his left side. He told police an unknown assailant, about five feet ten inches tall, 165 pounds, shabby clothes and a mustache, asked him for a match in Washington park and stabbed him when refused. The attacker fled. Summers was aided by four men and taken to the hospital. Authorities are investigating.
Paris reports France and Great Britain are in accord on pursuing a closer Franco German understanding. Foreign Minister Briand and Sir Austen Chamberlain discussed in Paris after Chamberlain met Mussolini in Leghorn. The communique hints at coordinated policy though omits recent Italian and German talks.
The West End church conducted a candlelight recognition for its twenty eight officers and teachers last night with Mrs Herman Reisaig as herald. All church officers and teachers joined in the ceremony followed by a special musical program. The Ladies Aid Society meets for its first season meeting tomorrow at seven and the Young People's League holds its monthly meeting at eight.
A. G. Leake of 29 Seabright reported to police that his car with Connecticut registration 4373 was stolen Saturday night or early Sunday. The vehicle had been parked at Broad and Cannon streets when taken.
The forecast shows fall warmth in eastern New York and the region. Monday to Tuesday expect showers in Northern New England and Southern New England with increasing cloudiness and rising temperatures. Winds shift from moderate north near Sandy Hook to northeast offshore and southwest on the southern portion. high pressure prevails from Bermuda to the Carolinas and over Quebec with a Tuesday Atlantic shower outlook.
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