02 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
1
Macdonald states paving the turnpike is not feasible, and Dmitsa Road remains in poor condition. The comment highlights funding or technical barriers affecting local road upgrades and safety concerns for motorists.
In Darien a 68 year old wife Ada Wilson Gill recounts fleeing from her husband Francis Gill to the Westport Sanitarium. She says she signed a voluntary commitment for safety and confinement claiming she felt safer there than with her husband and sister in Darien. Doctor Radland of the sanitarium confirms the admission and the voluntary paper.
A Connecticut Motorman, James Gordon of 7 Time Place, is charged as criminally responsible for the death of Avihul Rungiwood when his trolley car crushed him near Denven pro station. Coroner's inquest cites careless operation and duty violation. Witnesses describe extended fire response and confusion at the circus lot. The report notes Mrs. Gill, widow of Thomas Bay row, is involved in prior property matters and wealth cited at over 540,000.
A surgeon treated a Spanish royal child with congenital deafness, claiming a successful operation. The prince, who reportedly traveled from Spain to receive the care, was described as returning home improved and ready to compete in American medical circles. The account, though echoed by various sources, centers on the claimed recovery and its spreading impact on medical methods in the United States.
A prominent eighteen year old man was found dead at his residence in Redding. Authorities indicate the death followed a serious operation and related complications. The deceased, identified as Bodie, had ties to several European countries and Canada. His funeral arrangements are reported.
Henry A. Jennings has announced his engagement to be wed. The couple plans a forthcoming ceremony and request congratulations from family and friends.
A New York man is appointed to head Newtown High School amid local leadership changes. The announcement confirms the new administrator will oversee school operations and student programs.
A Cuban lottery measure provoking opposition in Havana led Washington to recall General Crowder. The Cuban Congress passed a resolution deeming U S interference anti American, prompting a cautious State Department stance. The dispatch notes Crowder’s mission to aid Cuban legislative framing and relations near a sensitive turning point between the two governments.
The board of police commissioners discussed a pay rise for traffic officers, arguing the job’s risk and daily exposure justify higher compensation and uniforms costs. The petition demands above-average salaries across the department, with committee review and potential action pending.
Prices of cotton surged as the market opened in New York. The report notes a sharp rise to high levels for December delivery, with traders citing demand and speculative activity. The chaotic OCR text references August and October futures and a general upward trend despite some declines in earlier terms.
A local meeting of the commission confirms the award for the East Washington Avenue Bridge project. The contract funds cover street work and steel work with construction expected to begin soon. The overall project cost approaches fifteen thousand dollars, with the balance sourced from city funds and equipment firms.
Ottawa reports government inquiry into the entry of convicts into Canada. The investigation examines two convicts, a cook and a pilot, linked to a governor, with procedures questioned and potential refusals to return to Vanier.
A morning auto collision on Sugar Hollow Road near Danbury Hospital injured six people, with one man and several others suffering head and limb wounds. Police investigate, believe the cars were speeding, and a woman by a neighborhood address is a key suspect in reporting details.
A garbled report notes physicians state the President is improving and nearing health. amid chaotic local items including road work funding and a postmaster change, with scattered references to rail and public safety incidents, firemen, and civic figures.
An autoist from New Haven was arrested in Stratford in a clash of authorities. The report hints at a chaotic scene with unclear details and dates. The incident involves misdirection and the suspect’s possible connections to broader events described in the fragmented OCR.
Local pageant marks Monroe's centennial with a year of events and reflections on the town's history and residents. Officials highlight milestones, community pride, and plans for commemorations.
A prize contest centered on a Spaulding Sporty Sports Sweater is announced by Wildeesh Co. and Paste Publishing. The event promotes advertising standards and urges merchants to follow procedures while noting varied participation and the public sale potential.
President Harding shows steady progress toward recovery at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. Physicians report improved condition, normal temperature, and better nourishment intake as Mrs. Harding and officials remain nearby. The President rests quietly with limited visitors and rumors of an overland return to Washington being considered once travel is feasible.
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