Jitney buses push to end trolley tie up in Bridgeport
A packed Bridgeport meeting hears arguments over restoring trolley service or expanding jitney buses. Attorneys, business leaders, and jitney advocates clash with Connecticut Company officials while calling for city regulated routes, potential franchise talks, and a swift, fair resolution.
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Davis
Norwalk
Merritt
Fr. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Compa
John B. Schwartz
Bridgeport Bus Corporation
Storrs
William J. Flood
Shelton Street
John A. Orr
Marsh
de Forest
Orr
Traffic Commission
Jude DeForest
Mr. DeForest
Banks
Connecticut Company
South Avenue
North Avenue
Mr. Orr
Mr. Marsh
Bridgeport
General Assembly
Board of Aldermen
DeForest
Dodge
Harry Frank
Bridgeport Pits Corporation
Frank
Assembly
Storre
Mid
Mr. Botans
Milford
Walnut Beach
Connesticut Company
Common Council
Neil M. Muirhead
Business Men's Association
Brnt
Public Utilities Commission
Mr. Muirhead
Ordinance Committee
Connecticut’ Company
Hilde
John Massoth
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Joseph Pennell
Pennell
Thea
Hoelcomb
Holcomb
British miners discuss strike possible nationwide action
In London on August 21 a majority of Britain's miners voted to strike with demands debated by the executive committees of the miners' federation, the Transport Workers' Union, and the National Union of Railwaymen. Government negotiations may resume, while some manufacturers threaten plant closures if a strike is called.
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London
Great Britain
Miners’ Federation
Transport Workers’ Union
National Union of Railwaymen
Mati
Germany dumping poor goods here and abroad
Washington reports that Germany is dumping surplus inferior goods in the United States and England. Exports to Great Britain are marked Made in America while exports to the United States are marked Made in England. Officials say German exporters use this to retain trade and gain quick profits on otherwise unsold articles, discrediting American and British manufacturers.
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Washington
Aus
Germany
United States
England
Great Britain
America
Adviers
Sweden Eyes 2.8 Percent Alcohol Limit Vote
Stockholm reports a government committee recommends banning drinks over 2.8 per cent alcohol and submits absolute prohibition to a public vote. The panel cites America’s prohibition results while noting growing claims of larger heads.
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Stockholm
America
Little Children Dresses in Gingham for Sale
Youth dresses in sizes 2 to 6 feature lavender pink blue and black checks with poplin or chambray collars and embroidered designs. Made with tape seams and neat sack and cute eat pockets priced at $2.69.
Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand Ad for Hindle Hartigan
A faded ad touts Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand as a quick mood lift and nervous system tonic. It promises relief in three days with a money back offer at Hindle Pharmacy and Hartigan Drug Stores for the first box purchased.
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Ambition Brand
Hindle Pharmacy
Hartigan Drug Stores
Hindie Pharmacy
Hartigan Drug Store
Wendell
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