Socialist trial costs prompt New York ouster support
In a Bridgeport Telegram excerpt, figures show New York State paid $147000 to oust Socialist assembly members. Notable bills include $19500 to former Republican leader Elon R Brown, $19500 to Martin Conboy, $16000 to H D Wolfe, and $3000 to W B Stanchfeld, totaling $200009. The piece notes continued bipartisan use of private counsel despite a state attorney general.
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Beem Tenae
Teleshows Barnum
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A. E. Sutherland
Martin Conboy
Eb B. Stanchfeld
Martin Littleton
Editorial Notes and Nonsensical Rants on Public Life
A jumble of observations mocking politics and society. It questions grandmothers, voting, and politicians while tossing provocative quips about reforms, theater, and foreign affairs. It mocks Emmie Goldman and King Alfonso amid scattered, satirical jibes and misused phrases.
Wilson says Reed lied about Serbia and Roumania aid promise
President Wilson denies the Senate charge that he promised military aid to Serbia and Roumania in closed executive talks. Senator Reed claimed the pledge in a Senate speech, a point cited in Republican campaign texts and likely to persist despite the President’s denial.
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Roumania
Reed
Senate
Louisiana site named National Leprosarium choice
Public Health Service announces a Louisiana location for a National Leprosarium at the former state colony, noted as the only North American site invited by the government. The article argues segregation camps can curb leprosy and urges humane care for an estimated two million patients worldwide.
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Louisiana
North America
United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Young City Merchant Takes Charge at 1685 Main
David J. Cette, 22, a young business man in the city, has been placed in charge of the store at 1685 Main by his father who has long collaborated in the business.
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Babe Ruth Ranked With Thor For Home Run Feats
A critique argues Ruth deserves godlike status for 4 home runs, comparing him to Thor, who reportedly cracked a mountain with his hammer. The author notes Ruth’s feats are witnessed and verifiable, unlike mythical Thor, and suggests Ruth belongs among the gods.
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The Citizen's Part on Politics as a Business
The article argues politics is a serious business driven by regular party men. It cites Roosevelt Hoover and English politics as contrasts, urging reform by bringing right people into politics. It warns the public is steered by a small group and stresses accountability and meaningful reforms.
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Frustrated Sailors Call Out Chris Over Relief Delays
A distressed crewman aboard a Columbus ship vents rage about over a month of bailing with little relief. He accuses Chris of avoiding action while accusing others of pretending to see improvements. The mood turns violent as plans to confront Chris escalate.
Bridgeport Forty Years Ago From the Standards for Tuesday
Bridgeport notes from 1880 recount a new city courtroom nearing readiness, a developers’ meeting for Masonic Mutual Benefit Association, freight depot completion boosting Consolidated road capacity, and planned parades and gatherings. The week includes a religious pastor’s move, health stats, a pigpen removal, a home sale, Molly Pitcher club activity, a brigade tournament, and a Republican uniformed campaign order with staff appointments.
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Oelock
George K. Birdsey
Wells
Gener L. Portey
AG Parker
Muyanale
Predarah Se “Wilmer
Howard Landon
Wilhelm and His Bucksaws Our One Best Bet
Poet Bill Mason praises Wilhelm for honest labor with bucksaw and sawmill. He contrasts past rulership with present wood cutting, claiming Wilhelm’s work clears forests and earns respect. The piece urges others to imitate Wilhelm’s simple, steady toil and productive labor to dispel waste and keep communities thriving.
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The Garter Conundrum in Presidential Hopefuls
A satirical column argues garters and underwear brands could sway the next US president. It jokes about voters’ attire, mentions General Grant appearances, and lampoons campaign theatrics while urging candidates to disclose wardrobe choices and address public trust.
Extradition sought for Norfolk town treasurer
Captain Heriey and Officer Mitchell of the state police with Judge Seymour visited to obtain extradition papers for former Norfolk Town Treasurer Phitemon W. Johnson accused of embezzlement. They returned to Hartford with a jury warrant seeking signatures from four Norfolk men in the diamond theft case involving Oscar Rockses.
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Thomas A Mitchel
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Winsted
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WW. Johnson
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Warren's Address Martyrdom and Mustered Resolve in War
Fragmentary verse laments fallen patriots and calls for resilience. It invokes God of battles and the value of sacrifice, warning enemies and urging steadfastness as the nation endures gouging rain and iron hail. The speaker urges memory of heroic deeds.
Questions and Answers From the Telegram Information Bureau
A compiled reader Q and A style piece covers topics from thermos bottle sediment removal with acids to hay fever causes by specific weeds. It includes notes on the origin of the Apostles Creed, anarchist deportations, thunderstorm timing, card cutting hierarchies, and postal money order exchange changes, citing figures and dates from various authorities.
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Post Office Department
United States
Free booklet guides stain removal and handling mishaps
A healthily printed 38 page booklet offers guidance on stain treatment and kitchen mishaps. It claims to teach proper intentions and mentions a coupon to print a name and address for free distribution.
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Bridgeport
Rally for Democratic Women in Fifth District
The Fifth District Democratic club hosts a rally for Democratic women at 6 o'clock Friday night at Miss Helen Lombard's home 1590 Fairfield Avenue. Several women speakers from New York and New Haven will attend. Mr Lombard invites all city women to attend.
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Helen Lombard
Fairfield Avenue
New York
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