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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
3
The State Labor Federation, led by President O'Meara, calls a special session in the city to discuss union activities during the campaign. The session aims to address reonversion issues and plan for September deliberations on labor matters.
Milford police in charge of Lieutenant Stobart Bridgemay and James M. Maher arrested a Daniel Street operator after raiders descended on his place yesterday afternoon. He pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and paid a $208 fine plus costs.
Superintendent Sameel J Slawson announced a Tuesday morning meeting for organization of teachers and principals across the schools. A general session of teaching staff will be held at the high school at 2:30 PM Tuesday, where Slawson will speak. Public schools will open at 9 AM Wednesday with student registration.
Qinny and men will be on the Republican ticket this year for alderman honors in districts across the city according to party leaders plans. Bryant is slated to succeed MacFayden in the First district while Habbens and Reilly are out. Ebert leads in the Second district. Lewis retires in the Third with Reynolds to succeed. Car and McManus lead the Fourth district race. Price mentioned for the Fifth. Knapp for the Sixth. Hamilton favored for the Seventh with Sanford as senator.
President De La Huerta tells Congress Mexico seeks cordial ties with every country. He cites mutual extradition and cooperation with the United States as examples, stressing Mexico’s readiness to engage and trust on international matters.
In Baldoyle near Dublin, a raid by royal forces on a Sinn Fein stronghold yielded a large cache of secret military documents, including the army code and cipher. Revolvers, ammunition, and field plates were seized as authorities tout the operation as highly daring and significant since the insurrection began.
The Turkish nationalists propose an armistice with Armenians until President Wilson defines Armenia's boundaries. The supreme council, recognizing Armenia's independence in April, left to Wilson the settlement of the new state's borders.
Men’s handsome shirts offered at $2.59 and $3.00 with a sale price of $1.95. Located in the right aisle near Uren, shoppers find value and style in this apparel display.
Advertises skirts on the second floor priced at 15 cents? includes pleated designs in woolens, silks, and plaids. Praises accordion and box pleats, paired with smart sweaters, promising live autumn charm and strong value.
London reports that the British Miners Federation district delegates announced a general strike walkout for September 2. The federation expressed belief a stoppage may be averted as the walkout could be suspended day by day under federation oversight.
Invitation to luxurious rest with New Japanese crepe kimonos in rose, ping and blue, plain shades and rich patterns. Loose yet clingy negligee style with tasteful ribbon decoration. Halsted branch offers regular and special sizes from 4.50 to 6 dollars.
Bright gingham dresses for children feature embroidery and charming patterns with sashes and matching bloomers. Prices range from 2.25 to 4 dollars seconds. Mothers will find the outfits delightful and suitable for young girls.
Norfolk suits in green gray and brown mixtures that stay fresh and look good. Pure wool fabric with thorough tailoring and mohair lining for longer service. Active cut for boys with room to move. Sizes to 13. In Frant basement.
Readable ad copy details a range of boys and girls school shoes emphasizing comfort, appearance and service. Lists multiple styles and prices from $3 to $9 with calfskin, moosehide, and Russia calf options, including girls and boys models, sizes up to 6 and 6.50, main floor rear display.
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