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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
21
Reports describe elevated lines and subways shut down in New York as protests and confrontations erupted. Police and transit workers faced blockades and disorder along major avenues during the incident.
A garbled text passage from a Wisconsin district or employment notice appears to reference IPERS recruitment and related terms. The readable names and places are unclear, leaving an uncertain local notice about personnel or pension matters.
A fragment lists assorted produce with prices per quantity including beets potatoes squash radishes hot peppers corn onions peppers apples melons pears and gherkins. It mentions vendors or brands like Tenphie van Hubbard and Evergreen and references varieties such as Spanish onions Bartlett pears and fresh cooking apples.
Soldiers sailors and marines urged to seek aid on allotment travel pay or bonuses from the city M C special secretary. He devotes evenings to duty in the lobby assisting veterans with government land and other benefits.
An item notes Forrer Kasar Feeld Kutcen receiving numerous trophies from a farm context. The piece references shipments, arrivals, and related efforts, with scattered mentions of people and places amid unclear text. The reading conveys a sense of prize distribution and associated logistics.
London dispatch reports antis aloon agents were stalled in Paris as authorities widen efforts to curb liquor laws. The American State Department remains vigilant amid visa and passport issues, with consular posts assisting U S citizens while noting ongoing intergovernmental negotiations.
Federal agents say three men were arrested in Chicago on charges related to a robbery. The suspects allegedly stole money and goods totaling several hundred dollars and were captured with evidence linking them to the crime.
Fragmentary report notes black communities endorsing violent acts by whites in lynching incidents. Text is garbled with unreadable sequences but references to lynching and racial tension appear in scattered phrases.
A fragmented report reviews statements by Senator James Hamilton and others on South American affairs. It notes veterans and war topics, with references to Woodrow Wilson era policy and potential invasions, though OCR text is garbled and incomplete.
New York bank clerks form a union effort to secure higher pay and shorter hours. The drive involves thousands of workers across city banks with plans for staged actions and negotiations.
Washington Sept 24 reports the cost in man power for the war efforts totals 322,182. The tally includes losses to date across fronts with deaths and wounded figures, plus estimates of personnel deployed and medical casualties as the war continues.
A court imposes a one year term on the respondent Watlake for bigamy. The record references Sept Soe Micann Alsа Dreva and Mary Mast epoind Moxy boown uke, with other fragments indicating a late 19th or early 20th century context and names such as Tarik and New Lory.
Fragmented OCR notes report a Fraternal gathering at the club house on State Street with various entries about speakers elections and social events. The text also references a divorce case and other community notices with names and vague details scattered throughout.
A garbled OCR item notes a Legion button replacing a flag on a president’s lapel. The text mentions a hospital and a former team member, with unclear dates and places. The fragmentary lines hint at a ceremonial detail tied to a public figure.
A damaged OCR passage questions a confectionery incident in Brittany where storekeepers allegedly mix porcelain shards into cakes. A shopper in Remus buys a cake cube and suspects porcelain presence. the text asks what happened and why. The fragment mentions a young woman and a male, raising unclear social context.
Fragmentary OCR text references schools, war era efforts, and public notices. It lists names and places sporadically with unclear actions, dates, or outcomes. The readable elements include references to Patual, Sw Patual, and Opal Plur, but no coherent event or facts emerge.
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