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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1923
Page
8
Bridgeport Telegram announces subscription rates and carrier options. The notice lists publication details, address at 40 Minute Street, Bridgeport Connecticut, and mentions the Associated Press credit guidelines and broad news service availability.
A crowded jumble of quotes on public behavior and politics. Witty asides touch on crossing streets, throat specialists, sleep, arsenic, jazz bands, and the White House race. Ex President Wilson is cited discussing party losses in 1930.
The report outlines cloudy conditions for Southern New Isneland with partly cloudy and warmer trends in Eastern New York on Monday and Tuesday. It notes high pressure east of the Mississippi and low pressure over the Rockies, with mild, mostly above normal temperatures east of the Rockies and cooler in the Western Plateau. Local heavy rains observed in eastern Pennsylvania and southern New England. Forecast remains mild in the eastern half for the next two days with light southerly winds and overcast to showery weather from Sandy Hook to Murteras.
Historically the atmosphere is described as extending far above earth, with debates on how high air could persist. Early notions suggested gases burning far into space via centrifugal effects, while observations of twilight and atmospheric layers indicated air presence to tens of miles. Actual balloon measurements show air up to about 22 miles, dividing air into vertical zones from six to ten or more miles, with a cloudless upper shell till reaching higher atmospheric layers.
A Hartford public reaction critiques the Hartford Courant for defending Judge Creedon and resisting Wheeler's call for common rules in enforcing liquor laws. Readers highlight the paper's political ties and urge clearer reasoning to avoid seeming loyalty to allied officials.
The United States Coal Commission, after exhaustive study of the coal dispute between miners and operators, notes its unique access to core facts and positions itself to weigh conclusions. In its report to President Coolidge, it highlights recommendations and emphasizes the need for a dependable fuel supply, adequate miner wages, and a fair investment return.
A commission outlines ways to reduce evils and unemployment in the industry. It urges timely recommendations and balanced consideration by authorities and mediators to benefit operators and the public amid ongoing production challenges.
The Bridgeport Democratic party contemplates removing Mayor Fred Atwater after a year in office. The telegram hints at party fatigue and desire for rest, while voters may prefer a Democrat in governance over Republican patronage. Analysts see Democrats’ fate tied to Atwater, with a credible GOP nominee offering a clear choice to voters.
Chicago real estate man Russell Tyson urges landlords and building superintendents to stagger lease terminations to avoid the annual moving day crush. He proposes rental contracts end on the first of several months to stabilize rents and spread moving demand and trucker work across the year. The idea aims to end the mad scramble for new leases and curb seasonal price spikes.
A charter education campaign will begin in the near future led by George M. Ramos with 500 Bridgeport residents serving on the committee. An executive and finance board will organize events to educate voters about a new city charter, aiming to replace the back and current charter flaws. Speakers will tour theaters to explain provisions ahead of a vote set for November 6.
Warden A Joseph Willan of Trumbull arrested Ratfurt Dipippe for possessing a grey squirrel and two flekers during a preseason hunt before the open season. Dipippe was released on a $60 bond and to appear before Justice Burr Beach in Trumbull tonight.
An awarded contract covers building two new factories including brick structures with plumbing and heating sections. The project targets the Lexile company in New Haven and outlines a 59 by 1 foot brick facility.
Viscount De Thambran former Beach Embassy counselor in Wington was injured yesterday in an automobile collision near his residence. It was stated today his injuries were slight.
Citizens clash over proposed zoning measures aiming to curb nuisance conditions and regulate development. The Urlagevort Telegram reports a townwide rally by property owners who halted a planned erect near homes, then faced a name change dispute as officials shifted site plans across the street.
A ragged speaker laments homelessness and hunger, describing bedless days and cold nights while condemning society. He recalls kindness from friends and harsh judgments from employers, admitting failures and a belief the world is heartless, yet ending with a wary hope for aid.
A fragment discusses longstanding complaints about watchmen neglecting their posts during long nights. Citizens fear increased crime as thieves and villains roam while officers gossip at public houses. Civic authorities confront this urgent, ongoing issue.
Henry Van Dyie discusses Bible warnings about sin and judgment. He emphasizes the sincerity of God’s threats and the certainty of consequences for impenitent sinners, contrasted with the truth of God’s promises through Jesus Christ for all who believe.
A survey of primitive curing pans and ancient tools notes pans dating back 3 900 years. Explorer records mention diverse methods of curing pan and baking, alongside early radio reception claims by Captain McMinlan on Arctic trips.
An oral portrait of Cal Cooldre, a longtime Northampton figure known as Cal to townsfolk. The piece recalls his public life, speaking style, and steady party loyalty, describing him as a hard to stump, policy driven operator who has long influenced local politics and national views.
Angelo Patri urges gentle patient praise over harsh critique to preserve a child’s flowing energy. He recalls personal memory of praise and punishment shaping effort and spirit, urging teachers and parents to foster learning with empathy, clarity, and hopeful guidance.
The city’s Board of Commissioners considers purchasing a golf course in Trumbull. Four potential plan proposals aim to establish a new municipal park, with an option on the property at about 40,000 dollars. The board weighs the high asking price and potential public benefit.
Officials consider available transport options and evaluate three city sites, noting Trumbull property as viable pasture land that could be converted into two golf links with modest expense.
George Sehater of 1419 Base Mary Street Wie was taken into police custody after a daytime disturbance. He faced charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace according to the report.
A public health column argues Americans overwork and underplay. It urges real enjoyment in leisure, contrasts European relaxation with American seriousness, and calls for healthier attitudes toward play, sport, and national well being.
Workin out Kentucky Anne Campbell portrays Little Winnie Witherspoon as a country girl dreaming of a distant city life. She wears gingham gowns, scrubs floors, and earns about ten dollars weekly while longing for a country lane future and a marriage to the speaker.
London reports show motorists relieved as cheap petrol arrives lowering costs to prewar levels. A pint of petrol yields more mileage per unit, prompting optimism about fuel efficiency and car use amid postwar uncertainty.
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