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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
12
An inventor named Finley envisions an aerocruiser capable of about one hour travel and carrying 70 sailors. The dirigible shaped craft would be 950 feet long and 119 feet wide with four 709 horsepower lines. The passage hints at experimental wine production and soil sensing methods.
The report claims Bolsheviks moved vast Russian gold reserves to new depositories as anti-Bolshevik forces advanced. It states millions in rubles and gold bullion were loaded onto vessels but only a fraction escaped capture, with authorities estimating large losses and transfers to remote depots during the 1914 crisis.
The Hirst Hungarian Reformed Church at 227 Pine Street marks 25th year with a 4:30 PM joint session with First German and People churches featuring Rev. Alexander Alison and Rev. J. A. Davenpart. A Monday night service includes Rev. Welenta and Rev. H. Wierer among speakers and choirs.
Governor John J. Dent warned of a second armed invasion of the looming coal district led by miners at Cabin Creek. He alleged distribution of arms and ammunition among miners and talk of seizing the government, with the telegram sent to Mr Lewis in Washington. The jury deliberated statements and Mrs Cath died on March 3. The inquiry alleged that father had given her poison.
London reports the dead Bereival Simpson killed by a bed of lightning under a large almond tree. The tree’s outline and branches burned into the skin are described in the scene. A note on typographical union members shows wage claims and strike impact in printing plants. Final referendum results show a favorable vote on a related question.
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