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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1920

Page

3

Fairfield County Population Reaches 320000 in New Census

Census figures show Fairfield County including Bridgeport at 320000, up 265829 since the previous decade, a 23.8 percent rise, outpacing New Haven and boosting Connecticut’s total to about 2.98 million. The report traces regional growth since 1790 and notes state population shifts within New England.

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Rotary Club Drops Trolley Problem Debate

The Rotary Club discussed the trolley problem at Paneeting of the Mreokinna Cooney clin yesterday. Leader Mr Pratt urged focusing on leadership and civic issues, with the Bay Seoul de Quanization and citizen participation cited as goals for future meetings.

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Derby Line Touring Car Jitneys Move for Service

An announcement notes Derby residents will see touring cars aiding the Derby Line ferry service between Kisdeapert and the valley city this week. The ad mentions various makers and a travel initiative by Eyemobiles, with a forthcoming advertisement. A special rider lists religious services by FE Yanueey of Mredorteka and Moore of Stratford with Elmer Jas. Williams as the pastor in charge.

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Accused Youth Describes Battle and Flight in Sudden Tragedy

A youth charged in a violent home confrontation recounts a fight with a partner, a pursuit through rooms and stairs, and the discovery of bodies. Police traced the events from the attic to the hall, noting a bloody handprint and a cleared scene as witnesses described the struggle and aftermath.

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MacSweney’s Neuritis In Arms Leaves Condition Critical

Reports from London indicate MacSweney of Corks, detained in a Bilston prison, suffers acute neuritis in both arms and remains in a critical state. A labor dispute at the Hieington and Worcester Street Railway Company was postponed after the president agreed to arbitrate, enabling a proposed wage review.

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Women Learn Voting Laws and Eligibility Requirements

A session informed prospective female voters about registration rules and eligibility under the new law. Key speakers included Mrs. Milo Shorey and Mrs. Hh. Whitford Mock, with Local Democratic and Republican women groups participating. the discussion covered timing, residency, and proof needed to vote once of age.

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1300 Busses Aid Brooklyn Mayor Crisis Amid Strike

The article reports a large scale bus strike affecting Brooklyn with 1300 buses halted and Mayor Tisha at the center. It notes involvement by city officials and board leadership, a pending arbitration, and threats of wage and relief actions. Several injured or dead are mentioned as the fight spreads.

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Walsh to Address Irish Meeting Here

Walsh of Kansas City will be principal speaker at an Irish meeting at Cols theatre Sunday 8 oclock evening. The gathering called by the Meleuds of Trish Moredatn aims to discuss the British rule and seek support for Irish freedom with speakers including Donahue and Carmeliua Danuhor. George Dr Donahue of St. Augustine will preside. attendance is expected to be strong and a telegram from Mr. Walsh indicates his positive participation.

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Rain Hampers Picket Line at Docks and Shipyard

Reports describe pickets at multiple locations including the Charestown silo and a freighter owned by the United States that disrupted work. About fifteen men also stopped work at Ti Waueenda while pickets at other sites interfered with loading and unloading activities, drawing attention to labor actions.

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Tennessee Upsets Suffrage Vote

A fragmented report notes a surprising result in a state suffrage vote. It mentions Representative figures and official responses, including Secretary of State Colby, Speaker Waller, and a disputed proclamation. The text is garbled, but implies a political upset and constitutional contention.

Medora Colby Waller

Harding Endorses Conservation Plan Amid National Address

The article describes President Harding advocating a conservation policy during a national speech. He criticizes pirate capital and urges productivity under constitutional Republican governance. Governors and political leaders, including Lowden and Sproal, praise his stance and commend his restraint.

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Obituary for Mrs. Wisin A Wislo A Milaete Betath

Mrs. Wisin A Wislo A Milaete Betath of 81 Wailing Street Bho Ix died at home. Survived by husband and several relatives including siblings and in laws. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at the bile dome with Rev Wil Vii Ge aan of St. lol's Episcopal Church to officiate.

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Weather Report Snapshot for Mid-Atlantic Region

Weather bulletin notes cooler conditions in New York and coastal areas. Moderate temperatures with northerly winds, high pressure aloft, and a note of recent thunderstorm activity within the past 24 hours across the Atlantic states.

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Auction Report From London Wool Sale Amid Irregular Bids

Buyers at the London wool sale today showed mixed demand with firm prices and uneven competition. The sale featured 6 continents and reported a broad range of lots as agents noted irregular bidding and variable interest across offerings.

London Nora Sao

Political Advertising Pushes Foreign Language Papers

Hearing reveals budget requests for 1,000 inches of foreign language newspaper space and a plan to place ads through the Bureau of Foreign Language Publications. Testimony shows Democratic and Republican interests shaping funding, with figures ranging up to millions and contracts discussed in detail.

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Burglars and Auto Thieves Strike Local Homes and Cars

Two houses were robbed and several vehicles stolen in a single day. A Liberty Honda valued at 150 dollars and a two ton truck owned by Edward Butler were taken, with the truck carrying a name plaque. A runabout belonging to Albert Wells was also stolen. a lamp was dropped causing a fire injuring Mrs Katherine Benedock, who was treated at Bridgeport hospital.

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Milk prices to advance today

Milk prices rise across the board starting today with higher costs per quart and pint. Grade A milk will cost 21 cents per pint and 30 cents per quart, while cream prices increase by 10 to 30 cents per half pint.

Boston milk price jump approved for producers

Boston on August 31 reports a half cent per quart increase to milk producers. Retail prices are not yet raised by the same amount, with city merchants signaling a broader wave of price adjustments.

Boston

No-To-Bae tobacco habit cure advertised

An ad promises No-To-Bae tablets stop tobacco cravings within days and restore mental and physical well being. It claims a full refund if cravings persist, noting the product is from Casearets owners and is thoroughly tested.

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