Bridgeport Telegram Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Bridgeport Telegram advertises rates with ty mail payable in advance and a daily rate. It notes a 350 mile carrier area and 20 cents per month or one daily bite, plus directed telephone connections and office open hours. Milford Fairfield contact numbers and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership are listed.
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Turdished Zanda
Post Coe Co
Middle Stidgeport Coon
Simchanre
Ows
Milford and Fair Feit
Milford
Fairfield
Senator Bingham’s Role in World Affairs
The piece argues Senator Miram Bingham should prioritize U S relations with South American republics over China, urging minimal diplomacy with China until a unified strong government emerges. It lauds his knowledge of Asia but emphasises he can better serve by guiding U S policy toward the Americas and repairing distrust.
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Bingham
China
Philppines
India
Thue
Philippines
Senator Bingham
Ell Placer
United States
South America
Big Brother
Senate
The Case for Subtraction in Constitutional Reform
A Hartford column argues that Republicans used radical change to end slavery via the Thirteenth to Fifteenth amendments, while Democrats resisted enforcement. It compares past constitutional shifts to abolition of enforcement for the Eighteenth Amendment, urging consistent state-level interpretation.
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Willis Belle
Hartford
Third Woman Aviator Fades Amid Ocean Flight Debates
A third woman aviator has fallen during a sea landing in a land plane, another has failed multiple amphibian attempts, while calls surge to legislate against overseas female fliers. A women's group supports Mrs Grayson amid debates on practice, safety, and natural laws governing flights.
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Grayson
Law versus risk in aviation daring and sacrifice
The author argues law has limits in aviation risk and achievement. Some ventures are reckless while others are pioneering. If Lindbergh had failed, cynics would doubt progress, but those willing to sacrifice push boundaries. Extra accidents might deter risky aviators more than laws.
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Lindbergh
Big Bill as Censor Targets Public Library Works
Chicago Mayor Bill Thompson proposes burning books in the public library that criticize America He cites Dickens Martin Chuzzlewit and Twain Huckleberry Finn as examples Critics say such acts reveal harsh censorship instincts and risk stifling reading and debate
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Bill Thompson
Chicago
America
Thompson
Martin Chuzelewit
Charles Dickens
Mark Twain
Mississippi Valley
Big
Manhattan Days and Nights by Herbert Corey
In a sharp satirical piece Herbert Corey traces Oswald Villard's criticisms of New York policing, mocking police brutality, magistrate decisions, and crime statistics. He argues crime politics and press reporting color views on police, cites Warren and McLaughlin, and notes police conduct shifts across New York and New Jersey.
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Manhattan
Herbert Corey
Western Senators split over Hughes as Borah seeks Western nominee
The Daily Mirror notes Senator Borah organises Western Republicans to back a Western presidential nominee, fuelled by his dislike of ex Secretary Charles E Hughes. It describes Borah's friction with Hughes over foreign policy, the League of Nations, and the World Court, and recalls how party dynamics cooled relations after Hughes became Secretary of State under Harding.
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Washington
Borah
Charles E Hughes
Hughes
Bur Rh
Senate
League of Nations
Russia
Senae Soreigt
M. Barah
Hug‘ia
League of Nationa
Bargh
Harding
Wilson
White House
Mr Borah
World Court
Mr. Borah
The Fighters and the Praises of the Ring
A poem contrasts moralizers and boxing fans as two pugilists face off for a prize. The speaker derides professors and radio talk while admitting a primal thrill when fists fly and the crowd roars, celebrating the savage spectacle.
The Road Builder
The narrator notes two new roads through the wilderness as Maine woods call from both sides. A war shed remains long and cool while a builder works with determined hands. Across new lands he creates a road linking autumn and spring, opening vistas for travelers. Pilgrims seek healing paths along this journey.
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Maine Woods
Sentence Sermons V1 PayN to Hear Modest Men Boast
A garbled line of phrases mocks various figures from a boastful few to a stingy speaker. It contrasts an old man posing as a sheik, pampered dogs versus starving children, and a mother seeking aid for an injured boy with a nonvoter criticizing government policy.
Political Pointers in New Haven Ward Rallies
Colonel I M Ullman plans to join citywide Republican rallies after the city convention. Mayor Tower and other officials will speak. Litchfield County Bar backs a testimonial dinner for Judge Nickerson. West Haven’s O Keefe declines another term. Yale Aeronautical Society studies New Haven airport and New London terminal proposals. Governor Trumbull touts New London as western terminal for a proposed four day trans Atlantic steamship service. A Fairfield County League of Women Voters meeting features Beatrice Marsh and Kenneth Messenger. Reverend Kennedy urges Catholic presidential candidates could promote international goodwill and shared civic values.
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I. M. Ullman
New Heaven
John B Tower
Fairfield County League of Women Voters
Ope Door
Greenwich
Beatrice Marsh
League
Women Voters Buletin
Marsh
Kenneth Messenger
Bureau of Child Welfare
Avd King
New Lonedon
Trumbull
Plainville
New London
Une
C. L. Bardo
New Haven Road
New One
Providence
Portland
Montauk Point
Steamship Line
America
Europe
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Beware quick riches and high risk investments
A wary voice warns against promoter pitches and quick profits that tempt with hundred percent gains. It argues most high yielding investments carry high risk, citing real estate, bonds, and stocks as examples where capital is at stake and gains are not guaranteed. The piece stresses sticking to steady, moderate profits and avoiding schemes promising fast wealth.
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Monte Carlo
Wallingfords
NK Crane Prep
Ford
General Motors
United States Steel
Amercan Telephone & Telephnar
Religious groups debate ethics of prohibition law impact
The text argues that while religious groups may differ on the practical value of a prohibition law, ethical church activity should not be conflated with political promotion of faith, to avoid misleading conclusions.
Dignitaries to visit Bridgeport for church auxiliary session
Bridgeport will host two distinguished visitors next week Rt Rev Frederick Llewellyn Bean D D Lord Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney and Primate of the Scottish church and the Very Rev H Erekine Hill MA dean of St Andrews Aberdeen They attend the state convention of Women s Auxiliary Episcopal Church on November 3 They will address the afternoon session at St Johns church Thursday and attend events with local clergy and church figures through Friday
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Bridgeport
Frederick Llewellyn Bean
Aberdeen
Orkney
H. Erekine Hill
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Women's Auxiliary
Episcopal Church
Lord Bianch
Dean Hill
St. John's Church
Frederick E. Morgan
Park Place
Charles Mercer Hall
Trinity Church
Courtland Street
Washington Avenue
Connecticut
Chauncey B Brewster
Hartford
Stephen Fish Sherman
St John's
Questions on faith and morality from Rev Cadman
A letter exchange from New York features Rev Cadman defending belief in God as essential to morality while arguing against atheism and rationalist critics. He cites Darwin and others to challenge claims that morality can arise without religion, and he discusses parental responsibility and the care of neglected children within a rationalist social context.
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Yarkes Cadman
Federal Council of Shorebox of Christ In America
Dr. Cadma
New York City
Belet
Darwin
Huxley
T)ndall
Shelley
Fginburne
Ingersoll
Bradlaugh
Lecky
Nietzerhe
Rippler Trish Republicans Move To Repeal Laws
Dublin awaits Dail session as Republicans draft two bills of far reaching impact. One repeals the Public Safety act enacted after Vice President O Higgins assassination. The other aims to erase the local government act allegiance declaration requirement. Government faces critical votes amid independents opposing the act and a looming national loan.
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Dublin
Dail
Kevin O'Higgins
Town founder 81 sued for 460000 in breach of promise case
Ironwood Michigan reports Gunbeck Bergland founder of Bergland is defendant in a 460000 breach of promise suit by Ardt Pederson a 27 year old former housekeeper who says he promised to marry her after living together and that she was injured in heart reputation and character. Bergland denies the allegations calling the suit bunk and asserts their relation was only professional.
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Ironwood
Mich
Associated Press
Gunbeck Bergland
Bergland
Ardt S Federson
Oktonagen
Norway
Milwaukee
Schooner Floated At Turks Island On Tow
Turk s Island West Indies Turko Island schooner Theache of Virginia Pendleton winner last week sailed for Boston under tow by the Woodcock after survey deemed seaworthy. Floated Oct 21 with 350 tons cargo discharged or lost during voyage.
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Turks Island
West Indies
Associated Press
Theache
Virginia Pendleton
Boston
Ant States
Woodcock
Bride of Two Months Brands Husband Bigamist
New York police report: a bride of two months, Mrs Angele Aagon Roc, 54, sues for bigamy against her husband Adelah Rock, 65. She claims he married Delia Des Jardins of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, in 1907 after being told his first wife died. He is held on $2,000 bond for a hearing.
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New York
Associed Press
Angele Aagon
Adelah Rock
Delia Des Jardins
Woonsocket
Rock
Weather forecast for New England and New York
The outlook calls for fair conditions in Southern New England on Wednesday with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures on Thursday. Eastern New York expects rain and warmth in the north, with showers possible Thursday in northern areas. Northern New England sees fair Wednesday and increasing clouds Thursday. Winds shift from east to south and southwest, with high pressure over Eastern New York moving southeastward. Temperatures rise in the upper Great Lakes region and Middle Atlantic, with a cloudy to showery pattern along the lower Great Lakes and Northern New England on Thursday.
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New England
New York
North
North Port
Canadian
Upper Lake
Mississippi River
Lower Lakes
Lake
Middle Atlantic States
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
South Portion
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McLaughlin
Irving Berlin
Brooklyn
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Enright
Magna Charta
New Jersey
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H Im
Arthur Sinnott
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Idaho
Walt Mason
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Yella
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Keow
Litchfield County Bar Association
F. E. Munn
Leonard J Nickerson
Phelp
Arthur B. O'Keefe
Board of Police Commissioners of
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Firet
Crank D. Alling
O'Keefe
Harry B. Steele
Harold Lines
O’keefe
West Haven Republican League
First
Frank D. Alling
Colonial ‘Inn
Stephen B Drake
New Haven
Yale Aeronautical
WN. L. Enjeshardt
Society
John H Trumbull
Fligh
New Britain
Franklin J. Kennedy
Methodist Church
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Deaumir
Scottish Episcopal Church
Britain
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DR. S. Parkes Cadman
Coringdon
Tam
God
Charles Darwin
Cardinal Hayes
Manning
Rabbi Wise
Trish
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Turk’s Islang
Bigamis
Middlebrook New England
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Bar. i Wea
Atlanta
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