Milford Call to Milford Ca Foicfield 620 Member Audit Bureau
A fragment from the Bridgeport Telegram notes Milford Ca, Milford 1257 Farefield Ca Foicfield 620 and portage charge details. It mentions the Daily Eccept Sunday publisher The Post Publishing Co and connections to Milford via direct telephone. The piece shifts to discuss Associated Press affiliations and agricultural commentary on Maine potatoes and farm prices with a call to address consumer needs.
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Carcley
LT Perond
Portage
the Post Publishing Co
Middle St
Bridgeport Conn
Barnum
Milford
Mela Patcona
UE Tollharten
Cai
Farefield
Foicfield
Audit Bureau of Cirenation
Associated Press
Associated Prelate
Focal News
The Power of Interest and Compound Fortunes
Chauncey Depew once deposited 100 in a Peekskill Savings Bank and later discovered 91,100 in his account. The piece cites the World’s example of a 21 year old saving 200 yearly, reinvesting interest, and by retirement at 65 using compound interest to build a five figure fortune. It argues that compound interest, though slow to some, powers most fortunes as each dollar of interest is reinvested.
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Chauncey Depew
Peekskill
New York World
Flammarion
Judge Thayer Praised for Handling Sacco Vanzetti Case
The bar in Judge Webster Thayer’s home county passed a confident vote on his administration of the Sacco Vanzetti case. While outside the courtroom his comments were criticized, inside he acted with dedication to duty amid threats and clamor. The long trial’s slow pace is attributed to Massachusetts laws, not Thayer’s flaws.
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Thayer
Bar Assa
Webster Thayer
Sacco-Vanzetti
Thaer
Defense Committee
Judes Thayer
Massachusetts
Maine potato campaign funds urged for public education
Aroostook County Maine calls for a $100 000 advertising fund to educate the public on Maine potatoes advantages. The plan aims to teach growers better marketing and create demand while stressing the difference between high quality Maine spuds and inferior stock. It cites California citrus branding as a model and notes that organized promotion benefits overall industry.
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California
Florida
Maine
Aroostook County
Florida Browers
Connecticut Road Progress and National Comparisons
Connecticut reports over 18 000 miles of roads with about 2 500 miles surfaced. The state emphasizes pay as you go and good road quality while contrasting bond-fed programs in others. National examples show varying surfacing rates from New York and Ohio to Montana and North Dakota, with many states lagging in paving.
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Meriden Journal
Connecticut
New Britain Herald
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Bay State
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Colorado
Montana
Nebraska
Missouri
South Dakota
North Dakota
Not So Kind As Appears
An English writer criticizes modern social change in the Boston Transcript. The piece contrasts the new and old forms of people and culture, noting vulgarization of gentility, modernization of family roles, compromised conscience, legalized vice, disorganized art, plagiarized wit, commercialized society, brutalized manners, and realigned danger.
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Boston Transcript
Republicans mull delegation lines at 1924 convention
The Kansas Republican leaders may back Curtis or Hoover while aiming to influence the 1924 convention. Illinois, Massachusetts, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania delegations are shaping options with talks of binding votes, favored sons, and strategic support for President Coolidge or Secretary Mellon, as old guards seek to control the outcome.
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Washington
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Coolidge
Mc. Hoover
Old Guard
Dave Mulgane
Kansan
Mr. Hoover
Qld Guard
Jim Watson
Indiana
Ohio
Willis
Oho
Iai
Northampton
Mass
Massachusetts
Uncertain Primary Paths Shape Convention Picks
The piece notes New York and Secretary Hughes as potential unifying or serious candidates. It predicts favorite sons will emerge from large states as the race narrows. Local pride may elevate unknown contenders at the convention while real choice between Lowden and Hoover may occur after initial ballots.
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New York
Hughes
Lowden
Hoover
Manhattan Days and Nights by Herbert Corey
New York, Sept. 13. A reflective piece on wealth, stock market mania, and social swagger among traders. The author contrasts brokers flashing gains with losses, notes glistening bragging and social clout, and observes how true workers in industry ignore gamblers.
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Manhattan
Herbert Corey
Bonfire on the Shore by Anne Campbell
A reflective verse about storytelling beside a river meeting a chore and a fading fire. The speakers share dreaming eyes as embers glow and waves lap, recalling night sounds and a lasting memory born from the shorelit fire.
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Anne Campbell
Commonion
Sentence Sermons to Live By Keep Courage Daily
A compact motivational piece urges daily combat with inner flaws. It counsels setting a worthy objective, giving best effort to others, and maintaining conscience, work, and smile. It calls to believe in self and the world, walk valiantly, think fearlessly, speak humbly, and pray honestly.
Politician Debates Mayoral Bid and Probate Role
A Connecticut political page reviews Judge Frederic A. Bartlett declining a mayoral bid while keeping his probate court duties through 1929. It notes Norwalk nominee Anson F. Keeler and Ridgefield’s Winthrop E. Rockwell securing Republican support, with local factional tensions, caucus outcomes, and party strategies across multiple towns.
The Best Diplomacy By Dr FR
The article argues true diplomacy rests on world consciousness and commerce not mere patriotism. It praises transportation advances like railroads airplanes and autos for unifying nations and spreading peace. It credits Lindbergh with boosting Franco American goodwill and notes isolated regions resist but may change with travel.
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Tonal Msam
Geta
al Epirit Ib Ja
ANK
Louisville
Nashville
Hi- India Central
Tampico
United States
Mexico
Lindbergh
France
Bartlett declines GOP mayoral bid in Bridgeport area
Judge Frederic A. Bartlett announces he will not seek the mayoralty, remaining focused on probate duties. The Young Men’s Republican association withdraws its candidate as Farmer had done earlier, leaving the insurgent bid without a nominee and risking costly probate district reorganization if Bartlett were to win.
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Collec
Frederic A. Bartlett
Judge Bartlett
Young Men's Republican Association
Bartlett
Farmer
Bartletti
Bridgeport
Easton
Monroe
Trumbull
Young Men's Rebiblican Association
John J. Farmer
F. Williama Behrens
Judge Barnett
Nominations Due Sept 15 In Small Town Elections
Hartford Sept 13 Nominations for town officers in the October 3 elections must be filed with the state secretary by Sept 15. About 150 towns vote that day, but only 21 have sent in returns to the secretary of state.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Commission to Meet at Burlingon Fish Hatcheries
Hartford September 13 The state park and forest commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on September 21 in a joint session with the forests and wildlife commission at the Burlington fish hatcheries. A field expedition over the Nepang purchase area is planned.
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Hartford
Associated Press
State Park and Forest Commission
Commission On Forests and Wild Ife
Burlington
Fsh
Nepang Purchase
Questions on democracy and Bible interpretation raised
A reader from New York asks about democracy and popular sovereignty noting Wells on common man capacity. The Rev B responds on checks and balances and divine providence shaping American democracy, urging education for self government. A Minneapolis correspondent asks about The Bible Unquashed and the Bible’s moral status, with counsel to read Gospels first. A Minnesotan asks about the meaning of Son of Man, presenting four interpretations including Messianic symbolism and universal authority.
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Tampe
Fla
HB. G. Weiss
Bagehot
Wells
Coroner reserves finding in Stamford inquest
Stamford September 13. Coroner J J Phelan reserved a decision on the death of Miss Hedwic Schmidt of Waterbury after a hearing at which several witnesses testified. Driver Antonio Dinova declined to testify.
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Stamford
Associated Press
Hedwic Schmidt
Weterbury
J. J. Phelan
Antonio Dinova
Schmidt
Ernest Dessurault
Grace Dillon
Dinova
Noroton Hill
Samuel R. Reid
Norwalk
Uberty
Phelan
Darien
Earl Bartram
Coolidge weighing Cuba invitation for January trip
President Coolidge may travel to Havana in January to attend the Pan American Congress. He would go at the invitation of Cuban President Machado and will decide after reviewing his official duties and ability to leave Washington. Announcement came from the White House.
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Washington
Coolidge
Havana
Machado
Cuba
White House
Reuben Bingo Bales Asked About Paying Debts
The tale claims Reuben Bingo Bales hates to pay bills, yet counterexamples show him paying some debts, prompting the speaker to reject gossip as harmful. The narrator cites a crocodile purchase and bone loan to challenge reputational rumors, noting bias in town talk and outcomes of delayed payments.
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Walt Mason
Reuben Bingo-Bales
Jills
Jacks
Reuben
Spellacy Seeks Release of Chinese Witness Sam Ong Jing Ta
In federal court Judge Edwin S. Thomas heard arguments from Thomas J. Spellacy seeking release of Chinese murder case witness Sam Ong Jing Ta held by the state. State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn said Sam is under Superior Court order and would vanish if freed. Judge Thomas reserved decision on a writ of habeas corpus to compel state production for a hearing.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Thomas J. Spellacy
Edwin S. Thomas
United States District Court
Sam Ong Jing Ta
Atate
Hugh M. Alcorn
Sam
Thomas
Woman dies after stove cleaning explosion in West Springfield
Minnie De Filippi aged nineteen died from burns suffered while cleaning a stove with gasoline. The liquid ignited by a nearby water heater caused the blast. She escaped the house, clothes on fire, and a truck driver smothered the flames with his jacket.
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West Springfield
Mass
Associated Press
Minnie de Filippi
Weather Summary for New England and Nearby Areas
Generally fair weather expected Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Eastern New York may see a modest warmup on Thursday as a northeast disturbance centers over Northern Newfoundland. Unseasonably warm conditions expected east of the Mississippi, except for the southeast. Winds: north of Sandy Hook light to moderate shifting northerly, mostly overcast. Sandy Hook to Hatteras winds from gentle to moderate westerly, then northerly over the north portion with partial overcast.
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New England
New York
Newfoundland
Mississippi River
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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