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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
3
An article reports Meikelsohn denying that saving democracy is a proven failure amid heated debate. It discusses perspectives from academics and supporters on democracy’s resilience, intelligence, and social behavior, reflecting a broader national exchange on democratic governance and public trust.
The National Woolen Manufacturers Association officials reelected Teston as president and Russell Ho Leen as vice president. Key officers Pepperell Loom con pink Millelord We and John Asuenrts Reston were named secretary and treasurer. Directors for 1829 include Pepper Waren Brot Dortter Stevens Ismond SW Greune HT Wood Poston and Lowell Wirt Theron, representing the National Cotton Manufactures.
AP dispatch notes Terchoroan apple production is hindered by unripe cores and weather despite reports of record overall yield. Forecasters predict continued abundant supplies with regional variances, including Virginia and West Virginia seeing notable increases over last year.
Providence and state leaders clash as Mayor Joseph H. Giuic and Governor Gruner target Republicans over alleged patronage, public utilities, and a proposed merger involving Nutragusett Alector and United Talway. They accuse officials of self interest amid push for Mate nomination and rising phone rates protests.
A discussion among critics on the Fox films set of Mother Machree centers on the ideal final dramatic appeal. Vic tor McKaglen and Pelle Hennett weigh how a play's ending should convey unselfish sympathy and the collective value of tragedy and sacrifice, arguing it should dominate to the end without compromise.
Clifford and Del Kender named in new indictments as members of a rum ring accused on September 4 of shooting Swid Perla in his own home after a $14 000 unpaid balance on a $100 deal. Perla told police that Clifford Keaver fired the gun while a third unnamed man helped restrain him. Police say the ring included Heynolds, a Bas tian native, and others connected to bootlegging activities.
North Cambridge residents Amos Anderson John Jefferson Arthur Luteo and Alfred Panzer held by police after a car stolen from the Bay State was found in their possession this morning. Involved men faced charges as state and local officers coordinated arrests and bonds posted for court appearances.
Stamford officials announce appointments for voting machine inspectors including Albert Quitman and Frank Thompson to review mechanics fees of 225 for town elections and 250 for city elections. Andrew Schlechtweg also names Wallum Wetherell and Quinn Democrat to succeed Haiby Smith and Walter Austin as mechanics.
New Canaan voters approved salary increases for town officials at an adjourned meeting. The first selectman’s pay rose from 1590 to 2060 dollars, the tax collector’s from 750 to 1208 dollars, and the third selectman’s annual salary from 500 to 590 dollars. Appropriations funded mosquito control, a new company, and improvements to high school grounds and town polling outside the borough.
Washington officials pursue mandatory driving tests for foreign diplomats and staff to prove driving skill and traffic rule knowledge. A long series of informal discussions with embassies has occurred after diplomats escaped prosecution by claiming diplomatic immunity. Traffic Director Eldridge said tests could be conducted without annoyance with private arrangements, as other drivers here are required to demonstrate their ability to operate a vehicle.
Renowned opera star Mme Tetrazzini postpones her wedding to Petro Verusti for a second time. The ceremony shifts from October in Florence to October 4 in Rome to obey Italian law, then planned for Tremontown where the couple resides, with the singer and groom currently in Rome.
Feminine wrists gain with imported and domestic bracelets featuring sterling filigree settings with crystals sapphires amethysts aquamarines and tourmalines. Prices range from 59 cents to 10 dollars, including white metal and gold plated pieces with colorful stones and decorative patterns.
Fashion items described include jabots and Charleston sets in lace and georgette. Prices listed range from 1 to 1.50 with collars and cuffs also offered. Street location appears as I foor, indicating a storefront note.
Vogue Corset Brassieres priced at three dollars feature a one piece design for a straight figure effect. Made of Neured fabric in flesh tint with an inside abdominal belt wide side webbing and elastic shoulder straps. Three pairs of hose supporters included.
A fragmented note recalls a husband watching a scary incident at home and mentions a remedy involving Cod Liver Oil and Pine Tar for coughs. The passage includes brand-like names and teaches a risky DIY approach alongside advice to consult a pharmacist.
The Alexander Smith Auction showcases fall rugs and carpets famed for high quality floor coverings. The event draws buyers seeking large quantities and notable pieces, highlighting the auction house's reputation for premium textile offerings.
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