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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR mentions a charge offhand reference to dealings with the enemy, a Parisian sale in 1905 for 10,060,000 francs, and a German set in a French secularizing case. Names such as Ledoux and Souches appear in uncertain context amid references to La Journal.
A fragmented OCR note references Daniela realty and a real estate action. It mentions a date or deadline and a request for formal processing. No clear parties or locations are fully legible, but the item seems to report a property matter needing attention.
Fragmentary OCR text references rules and individuals including a person named Lytot Avorle and a woman seeking clarification. The readable fragment hints at about those rules and a specific woman but provides no clear event, date, or location.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Domingo bandit scene, with references to planes, villages, and scattered hayin like imagery. The readable parts suggest a chaotic episode or story fragment about bandits and aerial elements with unclear chronology.
Fragmented OCR notes describe debates over combining a plan with a treaty including military terms and league separation. Mention Senators Moses Le Feard and Hitchcock Nebraska, with references to army navy roles and Germany, amid calls for adherence or gag rule changes.
A dramatic public sale in New York features doughnuts and cookies auctioned from the Sub Treasury steps. The event, organized by Mathtype sisters and Holborn of Guaranty Trust, attracted bidders and brought in about $25 000 in proceeds for a charitable cause.
Informal gathering of dance students and members of the Connecticut National Bank faction discussed finance and student activities. Participants included Altair, Slocum, Bildeciort, Daniel J. Maen, Watson, and Harry sae, with emphasis on campus funds and company involvement.
Prof D C Quilty promotes the Big Marathon Dance at the Colonial Ball Room Fairfield Avenue next Tuesday featuring Danny Duggan and Dorothy Luce in their last local appearance. Duggan offers a 160 prize for the winning couple and expects many contestants as the exhibit and dancing display proceed under usual dance scale.
Dr Clarynce J Owens director general of the Southern Commercial Congress asks Panamanian President Be lisario Porras to rate an economic survey of Panama. The study will focus on agricultural finances and development plans for future trade and industry of the republic as Owens is described the father of the federal loan system.
A fragmentary report alleges Japanese lobbyists seek control of Hawaii's legislature, blaming organized opposition to bills on foreign influence. The piece names a delegation including a leading Japanese newspaper and a Honolulu figure, with terms suggesting active involvement in the legislative process.
London report confirms Miss Kathleen Keathleen, sister of explorer Shackleton, attends upcoming Russia mission. Details scarce but source underscores her role and the international nature of the expedition.
Miss Shackleton Keton volunteers for British relief efforts in North Russia, offering clerical or other services. She is identified as sister to the famed Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, joining a voluntary role with the relief organization.
A fragmented report notes unions winning a labor dispute in Japan. The text mentions police and an auction, with unclear context about organizational actions and outcomes.
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