Compensation claim hearings discontinued
Fragmented OCR text reports compensation claim hearings being discontinued and mentions dates and individuals in a garbled form. No clear entities or structured details are readable.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text reports compensation claim hearings being discontinued and mentions dates and individuals in a garbled form. No clear entities or structured details are readable.
A partial OCR fragment suggests a nighttime event involving a ship or vessel with odd wording and garbled names. The readable bits hint at a robbery, a voyage, or a planned action near a location obscured by noise in the text. No clear persons, dates, or places can be reliably identified from the readable fragment.
Corneul seeks to foreclose on Smith property with attorney Iola and Morgen at the center. Details reference city loan, public sale, and a $8 000 note, plus personal tragedy as a man dies after a shooting. Court actions and firm reps tied to the case.
A fragmented OCR of a local public notices section records names and addresses across several entries. It includes dates in July, street addresses such as 274 Bunnell street and 210 See try streel, and mentions individuals like Sarah Simpson and Rosalie Dermody. The text is garbled but preserves a pattern of obituary or notice items with locations.
Fragmentary text indicates Sewell and Mansa challenge an estate claim related to a printing business. The document mentions a will and an incorporated company, with references to a 9.00 COO value and ongoing sale or transfer of assets. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Readable fragments describe youths from Pudsc ort remaining in the city and working through the summer rather than attending camp. Mentions Gunn Devens Mass, military style activities, morning and afternoon schedules, and sports like baseball and track as part of the camp or program.
Hart ford postmaster will assume duties today succeeding Dr Ld Wilson who has served for years. The new postmaster is connected to Haas & Piston and is reported to have been secretary to Congressman Go Flat of the First district.
A Federal Reserve Bank of Boston review notes a seasonal but sharper than usual drop in production and consumer spending in July. Commodity prices fell further, with trade down and bank credit remaining favorable. loan volumes and deposits rose seasonally as manufacturing and machinery output faced labor shortages and reduced activity.
Immiesarve funeral services for Henry Brunt were held after he died in the ambulan ce from 7 heat bie. Interment was in the Chiatlin Lmien plot in Lakesres cemetery. Brunt led the Consetts club since October 4, 1920, and was employed as a chef by the organization. Rev C Woobtimpson presided the service. Congregation sang hymns at Mt Biun where the Giles Suing Guinned Never Sureter is referenced. Brunt is mourned by friends in Daghnnt and noted for crossing the Atlantic many times.
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