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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1920
Page
10
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Net profits of the workers would go to their families. Warden Thomas said innocent families of prisoners have been depending upon charity because the forty cents a day allowed by the State has been insufficient.
The United Mominating Company informs customers of freight rate increases plus higher miners wages increasing coal costs by 1.50 per ton and higher taxation. After December 1 1920 lighting bills will be 8 percent per kilowatt hour with a 12 yearly service charge per installed meter. October 18 1920.
Boston reporting Florence Spooner the “little lady in black” backs a voter initiated referendum to decide on abolishing the death penalty with Anti Death Penalty League support. She has campaigned for nearly fifty years, doubting legislative action. In San Francisco, Richard Barry paralyzed man is jailed after a tricked arrest and a dramatic claim of a withered hand.
London Oct 23 Professor W M Flinders warned the world could end soon during a British Scientist Association talk in Cardiff. He cited dwindling atmospheric carbonic content and continued silicate decomposition as factors that could exhaust Earth's life-supporting elements.
Two young sons of Charles Seabright started a meal while parents were away. They poured gasoline from an auto into the stove case after failing to start the fire. Neighbors intervened and saved the house.
Columbus Ohio Oct 23 The General Practitioners Medical Society approved Warden Thomas's proposal that the State build a factory at the penitentiary to provide employment for married prisoners.
The Farmer Publishing Co announces it has sold its business to the Times Publishing Co. All sums owed to the Farmer prior to February 1 must be paid by October 1 to close up affairs. Sums not paid by October 1 will be sent to an attorney for collection.
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