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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
4
American ambassador Richard Child, who had been abroad on service since early December, returned to Rome yesterday and immediately rejoined his post. Mussolini’s regime reportedly welcomed the diplomat, and staff resumed embassy duties without delay.
The notice reports the death of Alma Pylly widow of Calvin Ht and mother of Waldoot in Massachusetts. It mentions a Beverly Pus Ce and an incident at Stores-Asterniecment in proportion to its weight.
Washington December reports Johnson planning to contest southern delegates to the Cleveland convention. Announcement states entry in the primary and consideration of Coolidge as a rival. Separate note mentions Lois Coolidge as treasurer of a shoe machinery firm signaling campaign actions.
Deputy sheriff reports Anthony Woxehnk of Bristol negligent driving caused the death of 12 year old Ford in ambey town. The child was crossing the road when struck by a car traveling at an unsafe speed endangering others.
The engineer behind the tower bearing his name died aged 94 in Dijon, with 1859 plans, the World’s Fair structure rising in Paris’s Champs de Mars. Known for bridge designs, he earned the Smithsonian medal as the Exposition project faced technical challenges. Born December 15, 1832, in Dijon.
Unclear fragmentary text hints at a legal dispute involving a vessel or transport service. Names and details are unreadable, but the entry references a court or suit and a vehicle related matter. Further readable facts are not present to specify parties, location, or outcome.
Dr Roscoe WePhatcher outlined a 1930s era farm adjustment plan at AAAS detailing how farmers should shift production to core food staples, reduce inputs, and adjust distribution to cope with rising costs. It calls for pasture and livestock emphasis, lower labor costs, and policy changes to ease transportation and financing burdens.
Senator Jones of the Senate apm eorarites submitted his recommendations in response to a request from the President asking for memorandums of his views on shipping and merchant marine needs. He recalls that no Shipping Act of 1920 provided for extension of coastwise laws to insular possessions and territories.
Mrs Dee Selander will help prepare dinner for a 92nd birthday tomorrow honoring Dee PMRITATIN. The observance includes awaiting family, a prepared meal with multiple generations in attendance, and a ceremonial serving at the home gathering.
The funeral service for Mrs Finn was held today at St Aidans church New Haven and Waterbury. She is survived by two brothers and three sisters and several generations, with Rev Leo Finn and Rev Vincent E Finn among the mourners. The family reported multiple relatives in Waterbury and New Haven.
Bryan L Kennelly, a prominent banker and former president of the Harvy Trimman National Bank group, died in his New York office. He was 68 years old.
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