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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
7
A fragmentary report notes members of the crew were informed today about a matter related to Somer and Tor Beach. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates acknowledgment by Warters and other crew members.
A disrupted 19th century scene describes prairie schooner travel toward California with oxen and a slow pace. The lead pair Miss TF and a companion journeyed from Pocatello to California seeking comfort and speed as they reach the West on the historic road. Dinner arrives quickly after the caravan stops near a city along a firelit road.
Report describes aboard ship provisions and passenger access to alcohol including champagne and gin in steerage storage. It notes enforcement against drinking and differences in liquor supply and pricing, with references to plans for travel to New York and to France aboard the liner.
A substitute for a House resolution ending the war with Germany was laid before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee by Senator Knox. Democratic opposition was noted as the measure received brief discussion and was ordered to further committee consideration next Friday. The Knox plan also calls for new diplomacy to end Austria’s involvement.
A large Port delegation will attend the Democratic state convention on Wednesday. Key figures include John Carnell and Lavery, with committee members and local party leaders from multiple districts. The event outlines the opening session and anticipated discussions in Morel.
Fragmentary notes reference votes and possible mentions of Milton and perches. No coherent events, dates, or named organizations are clear enough to summarize meaningfully.
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