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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary text suggests dispute over control and costs tied to a pending movement. Mentions public sentiment toward investigations and Guinea letters, with references to living costs and political pressures affecting leadership.
Wealthy Cleveland publisher Dan Raber was stabbed to death in his bed. A dagger with a Syrian name and bloodied gloves were found. his wife was away, and his stepdaughter Miss Muriar McArdie slept in the house along with Mrs. Breckt and another young woman.
In Berlin and New York reports, Deutsche Bank and German lenders seek a government guaranteed loan of around 200 million dollars to sustain the war loan market. A Reichsbank led corportrum invites cooperation from other financial institutions to prevent unjustified drops in quotations. Officials in New York provided no definitive details on the German loan plans.
A federal indictment charges Grooper with offering 25 000 to Ma thamel Wo Grepper an external agent to induce false testimony about Jay A Weber secretary of the Purtor ay Revise coups or to influence a witness to absent from a court. Weber was named in the probe and the case claims a plan to sway testimony.
Thomas W. Dugh of the state police testifies about the day of the shooting. A deputy sheriff and Joseph J. Tirby corroborate the defense account that Mrs. Dunn did not intend to kill the child. The defense portrays Mrs. Dunn as desolate and the mother kneeling with a pistol before the child when it exploded. Dunn collapses after his attorney’s opening, treated by Dr. Walter C. Havnd.
The record confirms the adoption of Man Wardell by foster mother Sirs Grave A Duff o in Westchester Counts. Wardell, now 41, remains unmarried and recently divorced in Washington State. He has a twelve year old daughter and holds an army captaincy. Wardell has lived with his foster mother for ten years.
Fragmented text notes France to hold parliamentary elections around October 12 with about one hundred deputies to be elected. It mentions municipal ballots on October 17 and a second ballot, plus senatorial delegations and various supplementary elections planned into November.
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