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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1926
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a convoluted discussion of international finance and postwar settlements. References mention Franco and Greece, commissions, ratification, payments, and debt totals in the hundreds of thousands, with emphasis on settlement timelines and economic equilibrium.
A confusing report outlines Garner facing charges over funds allegedly stolen via a scheme involving paperwork and transfers. The piece notes officials and colleagues connected to the case, with details about method and intent, but the narrative remains unclear about precise actions and outcomes.
A young assailant entered a Boston store and demanded cash, escaping with about $45 after threatening the clerk. Police described the suspect as a youthful male, last seen near the theater district, with sightings at several nearby streets. No injuries reported.
Miners, singers, and whistlers face fines as tensions flare amid wage disputes and police actions. A recent crackdown follows public whistles and songs linked to unrest, with curbs on gatherings and a push to quiet expressions seen as fueling conflict.
A chaotic crime probe centers on a shootout tied to gang conflicts and prohibition era figures. Police search warrants, seized arms, and trial plans unfold as prosecutors link Doherty and Doherty allies to a fatal ambush and a wider criminal network.
City officials vow a full inquiry into gunmen and ballot fraud tied to a spike in murders. Police and crime commission leaders announce joint efforts to map the criminal network, with Heath Wolff and others urging swift action despite limited access to officers.
A chaotic testimony describes a brutal wife beating case and a proposed public whipping in Baltimore. The narrative recalls past whippings, jail time, and threats by authorities, with details of a frightened wife and a sheriff promising harsh corporal punishment to deter further violence. Local history and obscure names intrude as the account centers on abuse, control, and possible punitive action.
William Mason a longtime Mullin Building manager at Main and State streets opposed a newsboy selling papers on the sidewalk claiming obstruction. Police and superintendent log the complaint while the boy continues selling opposite Hindles drug store, a practice he has maintained since boyhood with a steady trade.
The launch marks progress on two submarines built for Peru by the New London Ship and Engine Company. Officers from Peru and the U S navy attend as trials and training plans unfold at Provincetown and San Lorenzo Island, with crews preparing for July departures to Peru.
Long debate as senators from New Jersey Maryland and Wisconsin demand a national or state referendum on modifying the Volstead act and eighteenth amendment. They argue public sentiment has shifted and call for three queries to voters on legal modification of prohibition and whether to keep or change current laws.
The Senate committee approved a bill to regulate broadcasting with a five member commission, removing appeals to courts for license issuance or revocation and setting salaries at 12 500 dollars. The move follows a Chicago court ruling against the government over alleged interference with a high frequency station, leaving over five hundred stations awaiting licenses as demand for wavelengths exceeds supply.
An interior fire at the Pierce & Chesaworth factory in Gardner caused about 4900.60 in damage. An engineer on a Worcester bound freight train alerted South Gardner firemen by whistling. The Kendall Manufacturing chair firm in the building offered 8000 loans. A small Linlithgow shire house linked to James Watt and his steam engine model was to be restored and opened to a museum.
James A Tidgerton, past president of the International New Thought Alliance, will speak Sunday afternoon at the Bridgeport New Thought Center. The Washington businessman and author, formerly with the Post Office Department, will discuss The Philosophy of More Relevance. Tidgerton recently resigned after 18 years to focus on writing, having completed two books.
A chorus girl, Wise Davis, is freed after a trial on charges connected to a shooting. Witnesses testified jealousy sparked the incident, while Davis claimed the men had been drinking and planned to assault her. She said she fired to frighten them during an alleged attack and may have wounded one unintentionally.
The Boworti league of Grice will host a Crusade Service Sunday evening at 5:30 to 6:00 with Rev Trbin Layton, newly appointed pastor, making his initial appearance at Sechurch. Rev Chre Mov Oakley will lead in Crusade songs and give a short address. Refreshments will be served after the service.
Two studies by engineer Edwin Buegler for a new Yellow Mill bridge outline temporary spans to carry trolley cars autos and pedestrians during construction. The plan diverts traffic via Water Street Avenue and Connected Avenue while a temporary bridge is used until the new steel structure replaces the old crossing. Preparations include examining foundations and possible eastern road access across property held by the Goulderland Manrle company as the project moves toward a formal commission decision.
Rev Dr Dy speaks on global outreach from Atlantic to China’s northwest frontier. Amerie’s influence grows across churches, colleges, and hospitals as station rebuilding begins in Lonchow. Despite initial misgivings the mission gains map, staff, and support from a group of women and donors in England aiding the outreach.
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