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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1920
Page
3
Judge Howard J Curtis in the superior court reserved decision on Bishop William D Bishop's motion to set aside an attachment in Bianca West Bishop’s support suit. The case stems from Mrs Bishop seeking support, with attachments totaling about 5200 000.
The Connecticut Probate Assembly meets Wednesday May 12 at the Stratfield hosted by Judge Paul Miller II the first outside Hartford in 20 years A morning business session precedes a luncheon in Stratfields dining hall Judge J S Pullman will speak on The Equits Jurisdiction of the Probate Court
J Walsh representing Common Pio a Eo is slated to address a Delaware court hearing on a high profile litigation case. The proceedings are expected to focus on key motions and potential settlement paths.
A tablet design for Bridgeport High School honors four local boys who served in World War II. The top features a motto and laurel, with loyalty and liberty themes. The engraving will include the names of the four pupils and the four who did not return. Completion is hoped before commencement.
Lena Arents of Axel has filed suit in Superior court against the Meadowbrook Bullet and Eggs company of Stamford claiming damages of 2000 dollars for damage done.
A motor vehicle accident case centers on negligence allegations against the diver from hh opponent party and the plaintiff clans reach for damages. The incident appears linked to a vehicle owned by ompins, with dates and exact details obscured in the fragmentary OCR text.
New York reporters say T. R. Williams was elected president of the Newspaper Publishers Association at the annual convention here today. Williams leads the Pittsomah Press and is slated to steer industry affairs this year.
Maj Ridolph W Schoeder, holder of the world altitude record, is being examined by Army medical officers to determine if conditions affected his heart. He announced he has passed the instrument physics tests and will attempt an altitude flight tomorrow with his passengers onboard.
James Larkin Irish leader faces charges of criminal anarchy while declaring himself a devotee of direct action to influence ballots. He asserts he is a disciple and would use armed force if needed. the court questions who should take up arms and whether assassination lies outside direct action.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions collective action and a historical general strike in Winnipeg in 1818. It also references a tailoring shop burglary on a Saturday morning with bolts of cloth stolen and material left lacking. The text is fragmented and many phrases are garbled.
The erection of a 75,000 Liberty Memorial building in this city has been indefinitely postponed. Alderman I.7 Hamilton, general chairman, said the postponement stems from a reported decline in public interest. An executive committee remains in force and the proposition may be revived at a later date.
Antone Bushkewicz of Shelton received a weekly compensation of 1239 for 104 weeks with medical attendance after an eye injury while employed by Whitcomb Metallic Bedstead Co of Shelton. The decision was handed down by Compensation Commissioner T T Buckingham yesterday. A donated automobile was to be used to offset expenses.
Harold Moss was chosen editor in chief of the High School Criterion for 1920 81, defeating rival Richard Osborne who is pursuing a college course. Moss aims to make journalism his life’s work, and the board believes he will tackle the role with uncommon energy.
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