Marconi Warns of Perils in Trying to Restrict Radio
An urgent plea for less restrictive control of radio was voiced by Marconi to delegates at an international conference in New York. He argued regulations hinder lawful experimentation and urged freedom to advance radio toward short wave, better sound, and eventual television. Harbord cited radio as a world peace tool with Hoover in attendance, while Sarnoff warned progress must not be boxed in.
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Chicken Theft Report From Local Street Coup
Edward Dubois of 115 Edwards Street reported to police that seven chickens were stolen from his coup yesterday. The incident prompted a theft investigation by local authorities.
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Edwards Street
Borah Rides Al Smith It's Only His New Horse
Washington Oct. 16 Associated Press Bill Borah rode a new gift horse presented by B. B. Jones. The senator and Mrs Borah considered naming it Idaho but kept the horse unnamed. Borah joked that riding Al Smith would be fitting since the governor is a Republican.
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Associated Press
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Audley
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Trial of Assassination of Petlura Opens Tomorrow
Paris officials tighten police guard for the upcoming trial of Samuel Schwartzbar on charges of killing General Simon Petlura. The case draws top Paris lawyers, may last 15 days, and centers on alleged political motives and anti Bolshevik ties. Petlura’s brief Ukrainian republic career, exile in Paris, and the murder’s background are outlined, with testimony likely from about 150 witnesses and a defense fund of 500000 francs from the United States.
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Simon Petlura
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Schwartzbar
St. Michel
Latin Quarter
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Ukraine
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Red Army
Russia
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Wrangel
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Soviet Union
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Former Policeman Morse to be Buried in Mount Vernon
Funeral services for Clavenvy C. Morse a former state policeman and Stratford resident will be held at Mount Vernon today at 2 30 p m Morse died Saturday from burns after a gasoline tank exploded in his yard following a leaf burn He lingered at Mount Vernon hospital until death Surviving him are his brother Roswell of Stratford two sisters Mrs Martin J Diggens Nichols and Mrs Clarence Kehlenbeck Patchogue and his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Morse Nichols He was raised in Stratford and worked at the Groton barracks while a state policeman.
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Martin J. Diggens
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Clarence Kehlenbeck
Patchogue
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Albert, Morse
Stretford
Stratford High School
Groton Barracks
Second Coffer Dam Failure Delays Vermont Project
The second Coffer dam of the New England Power Company development at Bellows Falls Vermont broke and flooded the river bed, delaying blasting and tunnel work for several weeks. One dam failure moved south of the other, affecting access to a 600 foot section. machinery survived. The river water rose rapidly as work paused.
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London Channel Swim Hoax Prompts Apology Debate
Dorothy Cochrane Logan, a young London physician, admitted to hoaxing the public with an alleged English Channel swim. Public figures criticize the stunt, while Logan apologizes and intends to compensate any hurt feelings. Horace H. Carey claims responsibility for organizing the hoax. Channel Swimming leaders regret spillover distrust.
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The
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Gertrude Ederle
Logan
Westminster Gazette
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Maine Votes on Primary Referendum Tomorrow
Maine voters face a special election to decide whether to repeal the direct primary for nominating candidates and restore party conventions and delegate selection. Gov Brewster and ex Gov Baxter campaign to retain the system while supporters say direct primaries fulfill citizen voting rights.
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Associated Press
Ralph ©. Brewster
New England Aviator Breaks Height Record at 21 450 Feet
Lieutenant R Fogg of Concord New Hampshire set a civilian altitude record at a Rhode Island air pageant altitude of 21 450 feet from two altimeters while American observers noted one instrument read 21 500 feet. Fogg described blacking out and descending, reporting a headache afterward. The prior record of 19 060 feet dated to 1922 in Hartford Connecticut by Captain Burr Leyson.
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Buttonwoods
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Ad Lewis
Hartford
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Burr Leyson
New York
Bostany
Howland's Confidence Promises Bridgeport Trust
Over forty years Howland's has served Bridgeport with a growing role in daily life. The ad emphasizes that confidence is essential in buying and that customers gain a 40-year reputation and trust by choosing Howland's for retail needs.
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Howland’s
Bridgeport
Stamped Towels Auction in Art Department Display
New arrivals in the Art Department showcase stamped towels on the second floor. Three piece stamped Turkish bath towel sets priced at $2, stamped guest towels with colored borders 59 cents, stamped "Drywell" towels with colored hems 39 cents, stamped cotton dish towels 15 to 25 cents, and stamped linen dish towels 25 cents.
Silk A Superior Weave Satin Crepe Fabric Ad
The season favors Silk A a superior weave just the right weight with a gorgeous lustre. 39 inches wide in new shades of Balsamn copperleaf pigeon holland cocoanut mother goose rosario midnight navy and black. Regular 83. Satin Crepe for sale.
House Beautifu Sunfast Duplex Silk Item Ad
The text advertises House Beautiful Sunfast Duplex Silk in soft colors, a width of 5u inches, price of 1.50 per yard, and mentions Third Floor 36-inch figured Rayon.
Auction Sale of High Grade Rugs and Wiltons
Auction sale offers seamless Axminster and Velvet rugs in sizes 9 by 12 feet and 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches priced at 29.50 with 358 high grade Wiltons in new autumn colors. Third Floors Re.
Warm Blankets On Sale For Chilly Nights
Large selection of 70 by 80 inch wool blankets priced to clear. Aruwarm 100 percent wool options highlighted, plus 66 by 80 inch full bed wool blankets. Single-make laundering friendly and finished with harmonizing sateen ribbon for a warm, attractive option this fall.
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Howland’s
Aruwarm
Howland's Children Shoes Emphasize Proper Fit and Arch Support
Mothers are urged to start children right with scientifically fitted shoes. Specially trained staff under expert supervision ensure correct arch support to prevent foot ailments. First-step shoes priced 2 to 7.50 dollars, boys' shoes 3.85 to 6 dollars, main floor display.
Beauty invitation from Mile Marcella at Voilei Goods
A cordial invite to women to visit the Voilei Goods Department to consult Mile Marcella beauty counsellor from Frances Denney studio. She offers personal diagnosis and will meet attendees every day next week in confidence.
Individual Hair Cutting Service for Women at Beauty Shop
The shop promotes expert haircuts to suit head contour and personality. Appointments are available by telephone Barnum 454. The text mentions growing hair, waved styles, and a beauty shop offering services for women.
Light O'Day fabric advertised for dresses and gowns
The ad promotes Light O'Day fabric in plain colors and prints with a smooth finish and lasting luster. It highlights pure white Light o day that stays white after washing and suggests uses from street frocks to lingerie, urging Bridgeport shoppers to be first to wear the material by Alain Floor wear.
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