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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
12
Local notice outlines subscription rates and payment in advance for the Bridgeport Telegram and its affiliates. It names the publishing office at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn and lists contact options for advertising and news items.
The Grand Jury indicts four in the Hall Mills murder case, backing investigator Simpson amid a tense courtroom atmosphere. Witnesses recant may have feared testifying, but a tight bundle of lights and secrecy led to rapid jury action and four indictments.
A lengthy editorial reflecting on the 139th anniversary of the U S Constitution. The author argues the document’s durability and calls for greater respect for foundational laws while critiquing amendments and the balance between freedom and government power. The piece includes citations to the 18th and proposed changes and laments radio era distractions.
A long-drawn discussion outlines party strategies, key candidates, and regional party leadership in the state race. It notes shifts in endorsements, the roles of Henry Kouuack and Cath Ryene, and upcoming headquarters openings as contenders vie for the Republican and Democratic tickets.
Disjointed draft discusses how fame is built on burdens and national duty. Mentions a eleventh hour arrival, Europe, and a warning against touching sacred responsibilities, with unclear references to individuals and events.
Readers recount a prolonged expedition to a head wing of the Paraguay river with experts. Mrs Meld details sensations and feats including a crocodile capture and encounters with jungle wildlife during the voyage.
Fragmented verse reflects on rivers rushing to the sea and the impact of war on daily life. It juxtaposes nature’s cycles with human conflict, mentioning England and American sentiment, conveying a longing for peace amid disruption.
Poignant fragment recalls warnings about poisonous liquor killing dozens, with a morbid image of coffins, hearses, and public notices. The piece warns readers to shun tainted booze amid eerie references to churchyard dead and a call to choose safer drinks.
The readable fragment speaks of earning dignity through religion and education. It hints at a preacher, a home, and welcome words, noting instincts and friendship as guiding forces in moral life. The text emphasizes personal effort and communal welcome.
The fragment discusses gender preferences and social behavior, mentioning women and men in a colonial tone. It references New York relations and various names, implying a critique of attraction dynamics and modern flirtation themes.
National Democratic leaders in Iowa predict a push for a two thirds rule for national nominations. A statement from the party's national committee says 4% of members pledged support for adopting the majority rule, backing the idea that a large convention majority would guide nominations for the party.
A long fragmented article reports on a candidate who withdrew and may still claim a spot. It mentions Massachusetts figures, Democratic party activity, and a namesake politician facing debates over eligibility and voting status. The piece notes a governor, a Boston figure, and local campaign dynamics.
Eastern New York will see mostly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with a chance of sun Friday into Saturday. Southern New England expects rain Friday and clearing Saturday with little temperature change. A tropical system about 195 miles off Cay Hatteras Wednesday night appears to be curving northward. winds near its center are half a gale force. High pressure dominates the North Atlantic, light snow in Manitoba and central regions. Manitoba to central Montana may see rain, while the northern Allin fe states face rain and cooler conditions. Sandy Hook to Hatterax area shows northeast winds and overcast skies with rain likely. almanac data notes high and low tides and sunrise.
Dr S Parkes Cadman discusses the defense of the state and preparedness, then shifts to social questions. He argues for duty, virtue, and ethical behavior as bulwarks, contrasts independence and marriage, and condemns divorce as a threat to public welfare and civilization.
Dispatch notes President Coolidge at a September Atlantic conference expressing commitment to future ocean development. He asserts that undisturbed resources will be uplifted someday and outlines a cautious stance on expansion while affirming national interests. Officials anticipate long term benefits and policy guidance.
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