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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1924
Page
5
A dated advertisement touts Lubler Oil as a quick relief for swollen joints caused by inflammation. It claims a wife cured arthritis after one bottle and invites readers to visit a druggist for Lubler Oil, promising rapid absorption and neutralizing acids.
Senator William J Borah declares that Progressives in Idaho united with Republicans and will campaign in Washington Oregon and California. He lauds President Coolidge for courage against economic excesses, supports tariff reform, disarmament efforts, and opening foreign markets while stressing Republican, progressive principles.
Louisiana voters miss a final chance as La Follette supporters appeal to higher courts. Secretary Bailey rejects petition to place independent electors on the ballot citing noncompliance with state law.
A Cincinnati report cites Dr Garland Penn a Black Methodist leader saying Negro Methodist leaders back Coolidge and Dawes The statement notes Bishop John Hurst is not a bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church as some press outlets claim and says the claim is misreported by LaPollette headquarters in Washington PMID
High Sheriff James Geddes appointed John Minleues of Naugauey 17 as deputy sheriff succeeding Hugh Barnes of Naugitnek who resigned Saturday citing unfair treatment to him and to Colonel Geddes. The sudden switch follows political friction within the Democrat ranks.
Five railroad presidents issued a statement charging reckless misrepresentation by the La Follette Wheeler ticket and linking the charge to a broader attack on progressive candidates. They argue the Progressive handbook misstates rail rate facts, but provide no specific instances. The piece notes concerns from big business about government ownership and cites tax and freight-rate effects on farmers and consumers.
University of Chicago divinity students will study teen impulses under a National Council on Religion in Higher Education project. The program pairs researchers with undergraduates, observing social mingling, evening outings, and conversations to understand youth religion influences.
In Winsted Horace Meaul of Waterbury and Linley of Po rington pleaded guilty to stealing a car pledged to the state. Finley, a 16 year old, had his sentence suspended and released as a probation officer supervised reform. Wimmerman of Pine Plains and Rosso faced charges tied to bigamy and ligumvus nomen with limited details in the report.
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