Bridgeport Chronicle June 17 1920 front page editorial note
Bridgeport newspaper details publishing office and pricing for daily and weekly editions. It notes The Associated Press holds republication rights for news dispatches and local items. The issue is entered as second class matter at Bridgeport post office.
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Barnum
Farmer Publishing Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Associated Press
Connecticut
Great Murder Mystery and the Simian Public
Arthur Brisbane, famed editor, denounces public dullness as he notes a sensational New York Elwell murder draws twenty five thousand onlookers. He argues newspapers profit by feeding base curiosity, preferring the primal appeal of crime over elevating art, literature, or theatre while condemning the masses' lower instincts.
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Athur Brisbane
New York
Elwell
Elwell House
Motives in Bridgeport Salvation Army Debate
The Bridgeport Pastors Association is accused of jealousy in opposing the Salvation Army, while The Post and The Times clash over motive. The piece argues such motives mix passion for perfection with efforts to aid philanthropy, noting angels might fund the salvation cause, and contends the controversy reflects refined principle more than real danger. It cites war-time fundraising and the complexity of moral aims in charitable giving.
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Salvation Army
Bridgeport Pastors Association
Christian Union
The
Times
Bridgeport
Robert Louis Stevenson
Buckle
O P Leaders Post Lookout on J T King
New Haven reports that Republican leaders eye John T King after the Chicago convention. King, once aligned with Penrose and Johnson, defended Penrose while aiding Harding's rise, with plans for a Europe trip to meet Seeley amid intrigue over his future in Connecticut politics.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Fairfield County
J. Henry Roraback
King
Johnson
Boles
Wood
Penrose
Aien
Republisans
Europe
William E. Seeley
Seeley
England
King Sax
Ose
Democrats Arrive as San Francisco Prepares for Convention
Wilbur W. Marsh of Waterloo Iowa joins Democratic National Committee officials in organizing the convention. The Women’s State Democratic club plans reception and will advise with eight delegates. Vice President Marshall heads to Monterey, Joseph Sinnott named chief doorkeeper. E H Moore, Cox campaign manager, expected to arrive.
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San Francisco
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
Iowa
Democratic National Committee
Woman’s State Democratic Club
Marshall
Monterey
Homer Cummings
National Committee
Joseph J. Sinnott
House of Representatives
E. H. Moore
Cox
Ohio
Industry and Agriculture in Czechoslovakia
Overview of Czechoslovakia's geography population and economy period details. Notes Bohemia Moravia Silesia land use industrial capacity and top producers. 1913 1914 crop yields mining outputs and manufacturing sectors. Highlights Prague as a rail hub with diverse industries and major sugar and textile sectors.
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Venice
Bohemia
Moravia
Silesia
Lina Kahn
R.G. Dun & Co
Bridgeport Works to Save Salvation Army Banked House
The Bridgeport association voices strong views on perfection, warning against harming the Salvation Army while pledging to support its needs. They vow to lift mortgages and keep the Salvation Army going, despite earlier harsh rhetoric.
Gypsies in Fairfield and local Auction Plans
Fifty years back notes report gypsies camping near the railroad in Fairfield with six horses and a mule. J and G A Staples announce an auction of 15 central building lots on upper Water street near Benz's Brewery. Mary Stuart and a new yacht prepare for a race on the 22nd. Matthew Shannon fell from a cart on State street but remained unhurt. West Point graduates include Dexter W. Parker 36th and Edwin H. Shelton 46th. Francis V. Greene of Rhode Island ranked first.
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Fairfield
Messrs. J
G. A. Staples
Upper Water Street
Benz
West Point
Connecticut
Dexter W. Parker
Edwin H. Shelton
Francis V. Greene
Rhode Island
Read Annex Dresses at Deep Reductions
Dresses offered at significant concession prices, featuring blue white black white lavender white and other color combos. Styles include floral voiles with blue collars, lavender and white designs, and dresses with white collars cuffs and lace trim. Multiple sizes available.
Gabardine skirts marked down for display soiled
White gabardine skirts priced at 9.75 are shown with slight soiling from display and marked down accordingly for clearance.
White skirt for sports wear with pearl buttons
Ad copy notes a well tailored white skirt for girls sport wear priced at 3.95, available in nearly all sizes and featuring large pearl buttons on pockets and belt.
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Czechoslovakia
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Austrian Silesia
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Pennsylvania
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Prague
Brunn
Plisen
Pressburg
Budweis
Kladno
Olmutz
Labe
Viatava
Dyje
Ufe
Austria- Hungary
Canada
Barnum Ave
M. J Maloney
Jones Ave
Diza
Barry
North Ave
Jennie Anderson
Bridgewater
Carpenters’ Hall
Elm St
E. L, McCarthy
W. M. Lyon
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State OF Connecticut
District OF Bridgeport
Ss. Probate Court
Huldah A. Hall
Easton
Court of Probate
Samuel C. Shaw
Bridi Port
Connae
the Times
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Gabardine