Bridgeport Telegram Establishes Subscription Rates
Bridgeport Telegram Publishing Co announces subscription rates in Bridgeport Con r n for mail and Sunday delivery. The notice lists Barnum and Exchange as associated identifiers and notes membership in Audit Bureau of Circulation with Associated Press dispatch credit and foreign advertising reps in New York Dearborn and Chicago.
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Ae Her Jae Hwe
Middle Si
Bridgeport
Conm
Alephons Barnum
Audit Bureau of
Harai
Dearborne
New York
N. F. Chicago
Editorial Notes On Hints Of Winter And Local Vices
The column surveys advertnents urging coal purchases and regional worries about a hard winter. It jokes about buying habits, family dynamics, and football star penalties, while noting auto shows, pedestrians, and a bootlegging incident in Owensboro Kentucky. It closes with a quip on how helpers misfired against Turks and Germans.
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Owensboro, Ky
Hartford Man Reports Being Robbed of $26
Allege Hartf ord resident altehael Tensel told Bollee he was held up on North Washington avenue near Eadew street and robbed of $26. He feared three assailants. Sergeant Michael Arnoldexy of the Bureau of Investigation pursued clues, leading to a neighborhood catch and a man taken into custody who later claimed knowledge of the holdup.
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E “Altehael Tensel
Hartford
North Washington Avenue
Eadew Street
Michael Arnoldexy
Bureau of Investigation
Jensen
Blaint
Che
Brooklyn Man Extradited For New York Diamond Theft
David Steinberg of Brooklyn was taken to New York on a charge of grand larceny after allegedly swindling Abraham Steinberg of 1218 State Street for 59 dollars by posing as a long lost relative. Police say he confessed to the theft of two diamond rings valued at 2400 dollars stolen last January.
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David Steinberg
Brooklyn
Abraham Steinberg
Aken
New York
Weather Forecast for Southern New England and Nearby Areas
Forecast for Southern New England mostly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with likely rain and little temperature change. Cooler Tuesday night followed by cooler conditions. low pressure generally across the U S with higher readings in western Canada. Showers in lake region and Mississippi valley with scattered rain in Gulf and Atlantic states. winds north of Sandy Hook to Hatteras from southwest, overcast skies and probable showers Monday. Observation taken at 5 p.m. by the Weather Bureau for the Telegram and Middlebrook Almanac.
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New Eas
New York
Monty
Tnesays
Ymarity cl Duay
United States
Lake Region
Mississippi
Gulf States
Atlantic States
New England
Sandy Hook
Bandy Hook
Hatteras
Campaign contributions and denials in local politics
The Democratic Town Chairman John J. McGuinness defends a proposed 3 percent salary assessment for municipal workers to fund the party, noting it is a long-standing practice and necessary for campaigns. The piece discusses campaign costs, the role of private influence, and compares historical cases like the Newberry matter and broader funding challenges in American politics.
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John J.mcguiness
Democratic Campaign
McGuiness
Newberry
Senate
United States Senate
Campaign funding dilemma in modern city politics
The article reflects on heavy tax burdens and the ongoing tension between calls for good government and the necessity for campaign contributions. It highlights the enduring dilemma faced by politicians who must secure funds to stay in office, while taxpayers bear the weight of taxes already considered high.
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Citi Wsteking
Ood
Admiral Sims Retires After 43 Years in Navy
Admiral William Sowden Sims leaves active service after 43 years, hailed for rebuilding the U S Navy and guiding its shift toward world power. His controversial remarks drew official rebuke, but his work at Newport and wartime leadership are recognized as shaping naval readiness and prestige.
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Admiral Sims
William 5. Sims
United States Navy
United States
Wiliam Sowden Sims
Naval War College
Newport
Ats
Britain
Sims
Milk Producers Injunction Upheld Against Bridgeport Health Board
Judge Webb's ruling makes the injunction permanent, blocking the Bridgeport health board from enforcing milk bottling rules, while urging city officials to codify the health measures in municipal ordinances to protect child welfare and public health. The decision hinges on the board's lack of statutory power to enact ordinances after a 1817 charter revision transferred authority to the board of aldermen.
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Webb
Board of Health
Bridgeport
Health Board
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Strenuous Life Advice From Chicago Health Officials
Chicago Health Commissioner Burgesen urges daily long walks for health while Dr Bundesen says boarding street cars for short rides harms vitality. The article notes many use crowded, stuffy cars and neglect walking, risking early breakdown and reduced prime years.
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Chicago
Wal
Burgesen
Bundesen
Abe
Governors urged to convene Northeast shop strike talks
Boston writer Henry Abrahams, president of the Boston Central Lazar union, sent a letter to Gov. Channing H. Cox urging a conference of New England governors. He said there was no immediate prospect of settling the hosiery shop strike in the region and called for a high level meeting at the earliest date to seek a settlement.
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Boston
Henry Abrahams
Boston Central Lazar Union
Channing H. Cox
New England
Woman Jealous Of Power Boat Takes Her Life
Mary Mann aged 41 killed herself aboard her husband’s power launch The Little Pal after leaving notes accusing him of loving a boat more than her The Hudson River vessel was tied to a pier and her husband searched for her for a day notes expressed jealousy and longing for his affection The incident occurred in New York in October with details from local reports outlining a tragic domestic motive.
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Woman
Power Boat
New York
Mary Mann
Aisto
Hudson River
He Men in Frost and Fiction Magazines
A comic meditation on he men as fearless figures roaming wild places and facing arctic storms while the reader waits for heroic tales in fiction magazines. The piece contrasts rugged adventures with mundane urban life and jokes about the scarcity of true he man stories in current publications.
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Wales
Ellme
Grenadiers Win Drum Contest in Connecticut
The Grenadier Drum corps of this city were named state champions at the 19th St Francis T A B society field day in Naugatuck. The Taguing Drum corps of Fair Held took second. Prizes covered out of state corps, drum majors, and best appearing majors. Waterbury Torrington and Southington earned top honors in various categories.
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Grenadier
Naugatuck
St. Francis T. A. B. Socielty
Priséy
Waterbury
Torrington
Southington
Radio operators urged to use wavemeter within limits
Washington Oct. 15 The United States Bureau of Standards reminds radio operators they must stay within their allotted wave lengths and announces a circular on a portable wavemeter. The device measures wave length fragility and helps operators adjust transmitters to wavelengths not exceeding 200 meters to prevent interference. Stations operating in narrow bands should use meters to avoid general confusion.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Standards
University of California Sather tower and early 20th century Q&A
A compilation of quiz answers notes Sather tower on the UC Berkeley campus and other historical Q A items. It covers topics from Thomas Jefferson s wife Martha Skelton to Dona Teresa Mother of Brazilians and the term lengths of Roman senators.
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Sather Dell
University of California At
Thomaas Tet
Ferayun
Thomas Jefferson
Martha ‘Skelton
Bathurst Skel
John Waytes
Mn. Smith
C.K
Tila Torm
M. Ww. B
Dona Thereza
Franjela
Sicilex
Dreams of Travel and Endless Roaming Poem
A poem speaks of longing to travel beyond home and knitting tasks. The speaker laments limited chances to roam yet envisions endless journeys, haunted by thoughts of adventure and a wish to follow heavenly trails beyond grime and gravel. The piece ends with a vow to roam the distance after existence.
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Taska Thet
Hyum-Drum
Saving for Camp Skills Teach Children Value of Work
Angelo Patri argues children should earn money for next year's camp and save monthly. Give chores or small businesses to fund the camp fund, balancing work with schooling. The goal is practical experience, self-reliance, and understanding of labor costs, with family plans to prioritize education.
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Syangarda
Ong Lad
Pachapa
Monty
Circular on Instrument for 8 kHz to 530 kHz Measurements
A circular issued by Mundardain’s Euresy describes constructing an instrument suitable for measuring frequencies from 8,000 to 530,000 cycles per second and wavelengths from 190 to 870 meters. The bureau notes copies of the circular are available.
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Euresy
Mundardain
Buresir
Senator Lodge ill in Lenox with cold at home
United States Senator Henry Gatoh Lodge is ill with a cold at Henry White's home in Lenox Me. Dr Bruce W Peddod of Pittfield attended. An emergency pocket cinema device devised by a New Yorker is described in the report.
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Lenox
Meas
United, States
Henry Gatoh Lodge
Henry White
Bruce W. Peddod
Pittefield
New Yorker
Man survives after shooting following kiss incident in New York
In New York on October 18, Joseph Santoro was shot four times after couples reportedly kissed four girls. Doctors say he will live, citing his wife’s affection and not medical skill. Santoro claims three men chased him, possibly due to jealousy, and he vows not to act improperly again.
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New York
Joseph Santoro
Santoro
Odd perversions of appetite in young city girls
A health column by Dr Royal S. Copeland discusses a condition affecting girls from high school age to early adulthood. Symptoms include pale waxy skin, breathlessness, heart palpitations, fainting spells, upset digestion, and a craving for indigestible substances. Causes cited include worry, overwork, poor hygiene, and crowded city life, with treatment emphasizing rest, proper nutrition, fresh air, exercise, and hygienic living. improvement may come in months.
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Lal
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
N. Y
News Print Situation Discussed By Publishers Group
National authorities will discuss news print concerns at the Inland Daily Press association meeting October 17 18 in Chicago. Florence Riddick Boys Plymouth Ind renowned editor will address women voters publicity non political. Charles I Stewart Lexington Herald president will lead print market discussions with E P Alder chairing the committee. R S Kellogg New Print Service Bureau New York speaks on manufacturers view.
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Chicago
Inland Daily Press
Dassociation
Florence Riddick Boys
Plymouth
Ind
Washington
Lexington
Herald and Pressent
Southern New Publishers’ Association
E. P. Alder
R. S. Kellogg
New, Print Service Bureau
New York
Glxo i
Loyalty Lodge to Work First Degree Tonight
Loyalty Lodge of 644 Fellows will work the first degree tonight with eighteen candidates. Mitchell Stone will direct the degree work. preparations are made for a November class to receive the foat degree. The lodge invites Apeanon Lodger of Wajlingtorg to attend and work the degree.
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Loyalty Lodge
Mitchell Stone
Pas
Apeanon
Wajlingtorg
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