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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1920

Page

6

Spaniards Enter Bridgeport Labor Scene Amid Growth

The Mexican displacement of Spain emerges as a large labor flow to Bridgeport with up to four thousand Spaniards, many from Valencia and Lugo. Firms such as Crane Company and American Tube hire them. a new Union Obera de Hable Espanola forms with English classes and social activities.

Bridgeport Con Lugo Cantabrian Spain Pyrenees Portugal Valencia Mediterranean Gulf England United States Pego Aliante Ithe Panama Canal South Central America Rabor Mays America New York Brigeport Bullen Senor Pedro Alvarez Sate Street James Boston Philadelphia Albany Remington Crane Company American Tube & Stamping Co Malleable Iron Works Columbia, Graphophone The Amalgamated Metal Workers Union Obera de Hable Espanola Gener Carice Rodrigues Main Street Bulton Senor Clemente del Rio Lewis Street Leon

Rug shopping prompts silent household debate

A domestic exchange unfolds as one partner urges buying new rugs while the other prioritizes blankets. The dialogue hints at differing priorities and a quiet household negotiation about comfort items.

Which Is Better Jitney Or Trolley

Bridgeport residents discuss transit choice jitney versus trolley urging readers to vote their preference. TheBridgeport Times invites coupons to tally public sentiment and directs readers to mail or deliver to 179 Fairfield avenue. The week ending July 21 1920 includes health reports of diphtheria measles scarlet fever whooping cough typhoid fever and other communicable diseases with counts by town.

Bridgeport Bridgeport Times Times Office The Fairfield Avenue Monroe Norwalk Westport Greenwich New Canaan Stamford

Booze Concealed in Bales of Rags Seized in New York

Prohibition agents seized 32 bales on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western pier 14 North River that contained five gallon whiskey jugs worth about 5000 dollars at retail. The shipment reportedly aimed at a Cleveland firm with J Weinstein named as shipper. Two New York women linked to the case were noted. Earlier, a separate find on Broome Street uncovered 350 cases of Kentucky whiskey also valued at 5000 dollars and confiscated.

New York Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Pier North River Prohibition Tass Cleveland J. Weinstein Broome Street

Last AEF Unit to Disband Aug 31 in World War I

Washington August 11 The American expeditionary forces will pass into history on August 31 when the last unit of the army that fought in France ceases to exist. War records will be transferred to the War Department and on September 1 Pershing assumes the title General of the Army with a staff of officers including Fox Conner Michael J O'Brien George C Marshall Jr John G Que k emeyer G E Adamson John T Schneier William J Cunningham and R A Cartin.

Washington France War Department Pershing Baker Gen. Pershing Fox Conner Michael J. O'Brien George C. Marshall John G. Quekemeyer G. E. Adamson John T. Schneier William J. Cunningham R. A. Cartin

Tiz Foot Remedy Ad Encourages Quick Relief

An old advertisement extols Tiz as the grand solution for tired feet with corns calluses and bunions. It promises painless comfort, smaller shoe sizes, and plump-wiggling toes after a foot bath, urging readers to buy a box at drug or department stores.

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Erie starts car ferries on Chicago River

Erie Railroad launches first car ferries on the Chicago River unloading cars onto barges and moving them by tug to two freight stations. The cars return to Erie terminals at 18th Street and the south branch, cutting freight travel through congested streets and boosting railroad efficiency in Chicago. The Mayflower yacht upgrade noted.

Chicago Erie Railroad Chicago River Te Branch Erie 18Th Street South Branch

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