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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1926
Page
2
The general declares the army in poverty as soldiers quit amid unrest. The report outlines deteriorating conditions, protest actions, and the leadership response shaping the crisis and potential reforms. Federal and military authorities are urged to address the shortages and morale issues fueling the upheaval.
Ty Cobb faced a new accusation as prosecutors pressed for framing charges against the former baseball star. Cobb, appearing in court, insisted he did not commit the alleged act and sought to clear his name amid ongoing legal scrutiny.
An obituary records the death of Thomas M'Kone in Hartford at age 39. Details are limited in the fragmentary text.
New London CT Dee Cary Olver Nason, Connecticut's oldest Civil War veteran and member of the 26th Tennessee US Volunteers, died today at 102 after a long life marked by service. He reportedly did not shave for 62 years.
The board considers retirement plans for nine policemen and seeks approval for a special pension increase. Indications show Indorsing authorities and department heads including Capt James Walker and others will attend as the plan seeks funding and policy changes.
A fragmentary report outlines a case involving a man freed amid fears of revenge. The text references Bertie conhd, Judge Kou, Keeiliel State's Attorney Cont, and mentions testimony, a cage scene, and a defendant’s demeanor during proceedings.
A list of residents including Rita McGirath Marion Die and Mrs Estherle sue the city for damages from falls on icy sidewalks in December and early January. Plaintiffs report injuries from slips on Madison and Bishop streets, Atlantic Street and Fairfield Avenue among others.
Planes reach Brownsville Texas after a transcontinental flight from San Antonio to Dunn Field as a welcoming display for a Latin American goodwill visit. Lt A Claiverson piloted the lead plane with Major Dargue and Captain Woolney among the commanders.
A fragmented report notes the River and Harbor Bill passing after intense debate. It mentions funding near 6,000 dollars, proposals for Cape Vol canal improvements, Galveston harbor work, Mulberry Creek points, and opposition from Republicans and Nebr representatives.
Reports say two men were stabbed in a neighborhood affray, one critically. Police questioned witnesses, seeking the assailant described as a black man. Victims were taken to St Vincent’s hospital with severe injuries including stab wounds to the back. A possible suspect remained at large.
A Christmas tree program at Beardsley Park features a chorus directed by Mrs. Pa BK Treck ee with five Gloristines VREnS and Paul BL Jaekes Jr. and sister Jorena. The program includes marches, carols, bells, and a six piece chorus, with Mrs Geo kK in charge of attendees. The event is led by Subordinate Andrew Tholy and features a denattor Andrew Tholy.
Stamford residents approved detailed plans and specifications for a new high school at a special town meeting. The project, overseen by a nine member committee, includes an estimated cost near 1 105 million with a prior construction appropriation of 50 000. About 300 attendees heard the proposal, with court warrants expected promptly.
The article reports President Calvin Coolidge opposing ten heavy cruisers amid tensions among the United States, Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan. It notes several nations have launched 10,900 ton ships and warns about prohibitive naval expansion even if damaged.
A confusing Norwalker case ends with a defeat and a 520.22 liability. The report names Norwalker residents and unclear defendants amid mis-spellings and garbled details from the court action and local offices.
A local society held a Christmas carol concert led by new conductor Dotin Le Shively of Saattpoet. The Orpheus club and organist U Stevens performed carol sequences including O Holy Night, It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, and Joyful Christmas Song. The program closed with the ensemble chorus from the Messiah.
Fragmented police testimony and autopsy details outline the case surrounding Larney and Dr. McQueney in a hospital patient dispute. The court proceedings focus on whether Dr Me Quueny’s operations affected the girl’s condition and the authenticity of statements in the admission report.
The United Star office launches padlock and injunction actions against 26 cabarets and 90 restaurants in the Broadway district from 4th Street to Rich Village. Agencies say agents secured evidence by cross referencing patrons with proprietors, with cases filed and service ordered to stop further operation.
The testimony describes how a blunt instrument possibly caused fatal injuries during an operation. Dr Deluca testifies that a dangerous instrument was used and questions self administration by the patient. The defense accuses police manipulation of statements from Dr Yorhelman and questions probable cause for charging the accused.
English pupils hosted a yuletide party blending languages and traditions at an interuniversity setting. The event featured cultural readings, music, and folk dance with participation from students and staff representing multiple nationalities.
Local Bridgeport grocer enters bankruptcy proceedings with creditors claiming assets and unpaid bills. The chaotic filing includes vague references to asset values and potential liquidation plans as the shop seeks protection while lenders press for clarity.
The Senate splits over challenging Smiths credentials before or after oath. Supporters pressure to bar him from serving the term while constitutional experts urge caution to avoid dangerous precedents. Ashurst seeks to delay action. Watson advocates letting the usual investigation proceed before voting. The vote hinges on whether Smith may seat himself pending further inquiry.
Rur Gilmore and his wife Iole La Gilmore of Fiancock Avenue were awarded verdicts in their joint auto crash suit against Frank T. Craven of New Rochelle New York The February 17 collision involved a car driven by Gilmore and a vehicle driven by Craven The Gi lmores sought 240 for medical damages and permanent injuries and were awarded 85 The husband claimed 59 for car damages and was awarded 15
Nurses and staff at the Visiting Nurse association held a Christmas party in the Medical building. A Christmas tree and a grab bag with a Bitty for each attendee were arranged by Miss Ann Smith, BR. ON., who oversaw the event. a tuberculous discharge note references the association's work.
A dense obituary column records multiple deaths with names such as Bergin Belden Canavaria Deetsh Ellsmore Johnson Flaherty Porgirre Oray Murphey and others, along with funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries including St Michael's and Park Cemetery. Details include addresses 114 Jack Reck Avenue 443 Hollister Avenue and 411 Connecticut Avenue, dates in December 1926, and interment locations. The notices request condolences and mark solemn burials in community cemeteries.
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