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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1926
Page
18
A Republican candidate reiterates opposition to the ten item measure nicknamed the Ripper Bill. He stresses that state economy and efficient administration require prudent fiscal policies, opposing hasty enactment and urging careful study of tax and public-improvement impacts.
A fragmented, OCR damaged discussion shows calls for mayoral appointees to guide public works and neighborhood boards, with proposals to fund bonds and restructure municipal governance. Debates center on who should appoint and how funds are spent, amid concerns about debt and fairness.
An officer in Trumbull was presented with a gold badge in a ceremony. The event included several local figures and highlighted the officer’s service record and community contributions.
A driver was detained after a car struck a taxi near an unidentified street intersection. The incident left the taxi crew uninjured while the driver sustained unspecified injuries. Police reported the arrest followed traffic violations observed at the scene. Investigators worked to determine fault and collect statements from witnesses.
The article reflects on Charles Dawes and a tribute to a Polish general amid debates over the primacy system in the republic. It discusses political divisions, the role of the presidency, and the impact of Polish relations on the U S political landscape with emphasis on election processes and governance challenges.
Two individuals were detained after authorities reported tampering with public signs. The incident occurred in a local neighborhood, and police say the suspects were taken into custody following investigations that identified the culprits.
The city adds signal lights at key intersections to improve safety. Trials at several streets show mixed results, with officials deciding to keep expanding the program. Lights are already in service at multiple locations including John Courtland Connecticut and Trimissin Tourfild areas, with the aim of reducing accidents and guiding traffic.
A local convention opens tomorrow with speakers from Womens Christian Temperance groups. President Newtor is set to preside, with department heads announced by the secretary Mas Lilie Sanborn. The program includes scripture readings, prayers, and a temperance address, followed by an election of officers and a closing service led by Miss Nelle Arnold and Miss Tie MO.
A garbled record lists numerous names, titles, and addresses for society members, officers, and events across Connecticut towns such as Hartford, Meriden, New London, and Danbury. The text names presidents, recording secretaries, vice presidents, branch officers, and meeting notes for social, charity, and temperance activities, with scattered addresses and roles.
The Rabinical Club plans to adopt a charter at a Wednesday night meeting. Members will assemble at Port Blvd, with speakers listed to discuss chosen social topics and the fate line of Jewish fishers. Several speakers are expected to attend and lead the discussion at the coming gathering.
A youth was detained by Trumbull officers after an incident in the town. Police reported the youth was wanted on a prior matter and later taken into custody for further investigation and processing.
Archaeic account describes a proposed Ocean Highway route along Spanish trails and coastal features. It references legends of treasure fleets and sunken ships, with maritime towns like Corpus Christy and Port towns named in a speculative long narrative about wealth, ships, and exploration near the island beaches and offshore wrecks.
A riot in Shanghai left one person dead and several injured as crowds clashed near a commercial area. Eyewitness reports describe a chaotic scene with barricades, a fire, and rapid police response as authorities attempted to restore order and secure nearby stores.
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