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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
10
A report from Strassburg details a conspiracy to establish an autonomous public in Assage. A key conspirator allegedly admitted siphoning 90,060 francs from Germany since May to fund the revolt and support foreign operatives.
A garbled OCR fragment references a cartoonist connected to Germany and a debate over evidence and release in a political context. Names and clear facts are obscured, but mentions of secretaries, bailiffs, and political figures suggest a contested legal or wartime-related issue.
Governor Calvin Coolidge addresses a dinner of the Associated Industry of Massachusetts urging the state to pursue ideals and effort alongside prosperity. He emphasizes readiness to advance common youth and national service, insisting Massachusetts cannot be coerced and that peace requires united resolve.
Firemen were called to a four family dwelling at 86 William Street yesterday afternoon to extinguish fires caused by children playing with matches. An alarm from box 417 noted flames found in hot clothing at the home of Andrew Minch. Flames were quickly controlled.
A fire damaged a home belonging to Joseph Moses, with flames igniting clothing and prompting an alarm. Estimated damages run around ten dollars, and the blaze arose from chemicals stored in the residence in a likely early incident.
The United States Shipping Board plans to insure operation of Hashins at New York docks through steps to resolve the labor standstill. Officials say a decision by the adjustment commission will be announced by week’s end, signaling possible resumption of work and avoiding a longer halt.
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