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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
17
Fragmentary vital statistics record births marriages and a tax collection notice. Mentions persons named Frank and Willard, a December 1047 date, and a collector Edward A. Drew indicating tax deadlines and interest on unpaid taxes after a specified date. Includes addresses and official office hours for tax collection.
Chicago report describes Hee i Tanmy O'Cosnor, known as the Wandit, pursued across four states. A manhunt centers on Mack county jail, with a $2.00 reward posted. Public interest rises as authorities seek leads along major routes for New Year travel.
A historical ledger lists record prices paid for top players, naming Ruth, Mays, Aaron, and Musial among others. It notes teams like the Boston Red Sox, New York Nationals, and Chicago Americans purchasing star men through the early 20th century, with figures reaching tens of thousands and beyond. The entry reflects the era showing rising values for marquee players across major and minor leagues.
Morvich stands out as a dominant two year old, boasting twelve starts without a defeat. Comparisons are made to Man o War as the horse of the century, with Morvich's record prompting hopes of matching the great rival’s feats into a potential three year old campaign.
This torn notice lists several obituaries and funeral arrangements with names, dates, and locations. Entries reference Etrattord Can, Elizabeth J widow of Matthew Johnson, aged 68, and Dominick Kerry Wriends, among others, with service times at Baptist church sites and interment at local cemeteries.
Fragmentary report from New York outlines a complex legal case over the racehorse Playfellow. It notes alleged injuries, breeding implications, and testimonies about ownership, training, and the horse’s condition affecting value and race prospects.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a perilous spot and names LUO AVGHEA Iihwe hoeanye dinting with unclear actions. The readable items suggest a local event or incident but lack coherent details for a complete summary.
A garbled local sport note reports Crasho Girls accepting a Park City challenge. Mentions dates, venues, and participants in vague terms with scattered names and places, indicating a continuing team schedule and potential results to follow.
In St Louis, Arthur Donnelly is celebrated as a tireless youth sponsor and booster for local baseball. He funds teams, donates seats for Sunday games, and supports athletic efforts across the city, earning the nickname Donnelly’s All Stars and praise from local kids and sport figures.
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