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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

12

Fair trial for trolley and jitney plan in Bridgeport

The Telegram argues for a fair test of a new ordinance separating trolley and jitney services in Bridgeport. Both sides seek a safe path to continued operation, with customers choosing the superior system. If one service proves clearly better, it will likely prevail through popular approval.

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Bridgeport Telegram Founded in 1851 Loose Fragments

Fragmentary OCR shows Bridgeport Telegram origin year 1851, subscription details, advertising reps, and ad copy. It includes partial addresses and a poem fragment, with mixed line breaks and garbled text.

Editorial Notes on Politics and Public Life

A fragmented editorial note discusses the political scene with references to Gov. Cox and Roosevelt, mentions a $5,000,000 motion, and notes Fire Prevention Day proclaimed by Wilson. It notes trolleys, a seashore resort idea, and a wary tone about the upcoming presidential transitions.

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Exterminator and dental educator honored in city notes

Sidewalk Snapshots highlights Dr. Morey T. D. of Anv7 J Caultins & Storey, Steiss building, a successful exterminator turned excavator and fellow of the Philadelphia Dental College. He graduated with honors and resides at 65 Washington Terrace. A 4 Vast Grand of 3% B, Waris Lodge, Kiwanian, and active in local clubs, he lifted a cup at the Muse vig Kiwanian gathering and contributes to Phatos Seont morsinent, per the column.

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Abrogate Treaties: United States vs World Ship Rules

The text argues the president should abrogate commercial treaties with many nations, invoking the Underwood tariff and Jones Act to impose a 10 percent duty on goods on vessels from non reciprocal treaty nations. It predicts retaliation against American shipping and urges Congress to undo maritime discrimination and subsidies.

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Teachers of Children Do Not Forget The Teachers

The article argues that teachers, though pressured by boards, administrators, and endless reports, remain essential educators of real people. It highlights their duties, low pay, strict oversight, and need for empathy toward students like Tom, Dick, and Mary, urging society not to forget them.

Tom Mary

Idle Labor and Economic Harm Debate

An editor of the Wall Street Journal argues that idleness is a broader threat than strikes or plant closings. He contends that delaying work yields higher costs for consumers and wages, while shortening hours and slowing production harm overall economic vitality.

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London Inflames Debate Over Fashionable Ankles

London claims the prettiest ankles at seven inches in circumference with Britain boasting slimmer ankles than the fattest lady in the crowd. The debate questions if skinnier ankles equal beauty and whether London should hold the title.

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Mitchell predicts money rise and cheaper commodities

Chicago banker John J. Mitchell, after reviewing business conditions, forecasts no shortage of money for essential, legitimate enterprises and a broader drop in prices. He notes silk, leather, sugar, and rice already fell, signaling a trend affecting profiteers in a chapter of American history yet to be fully discussed.

John J. Mitchell Chicago

Bridgeport 406 Years Ago From the Standard for Thursday

Bridgeport notes recount events from 2880 including civic appointments, school plans, cemetery ceremonies, and a wedding at Park Street Congregational church. Highlights mention George Brown city wner, Wesleyan University freshman start, St Mary's band gift, and a Pembroke cemetery grave decoration.

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Night WALT MASON Laments Ills While Dreaming Hope

The poem recalls a switch from gratitude for health to waking with nine diseases. The speaker laments illness and aches, pondering whether it is fair to banter in sleep about disease while dreaming of vigor, refusing to wail or despair. The verse blends humor with illness, reflecting on health misfortune and resilient humor.

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Capital to Have Children's Theater in Washington

Capital to have a dedicated children's theater among a new three-auditorium complex planned by Washington women. The project aims to uplift culture with professional casts for children and adults, a matinee program, and a film supplement, housed with a concert hall and rehearsal spaces.

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Autumn Pageant of Faith and Light Poem

A lyrical portrait describes fading suns, purple light marching like banners, and a turning pageant of autumn glow. The speaker recalls dreams and prayers, a miracle of faith, and a lingering, coin-like memory as the season ends.

Telegraph bureau questions on shipping, nursing, and weather

A reader asks about the Shipping Board creation, Clara Barton as nurse, latest Chicago to New York air route schedule, egg incubation temperatures, and meanings of terms. The text cites the Information Bureau under Frederic J. Haskin and includes references to cold pack canning methods and several other factual queries.

Mati Toad

Rich Cripples Wooden Leg Mystery Ends in Coroner Report

In San Francisco Henry Marsh and James W. Phelps, once close via a shared loss of a leg, relied on Marsh’s artificial limb. Marsh killed himself on July 27, leaving his friend on crutches. the coroner later ruled Phelps entitled to the prosthetic. The case concluded with public administrator confirmation and questions about disposal of the leg.

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