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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1927
Page
3
The Older Girl conference begins this morning with an opening morning watch. Gladys Aeriunin and Decker lead the worship as the theme The Gleam is explored. Speakers discuss life choices and dedication amid church context, with sessions on Sunday evenings.
A fragmented report describes an express train suffering a sequence of mishaps with damage to track, overheated equipment, and arcing cords. Repairs are underway as crews work to restore service and assess damages.
A district court proceeding in February 1990 discusses an ambiguous case involving defendants with unclear names and a dispute over state district court authority. The fragment mentions Mittens and Shun connected parties, with references to water and amity terms, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete outcomes or dates.
A Spanish enclave near Passaic river hosts a weekly event featuring a mechanized bull. The creature bellows and lunges as riders spark it with wires, drawing a crowd of about 250 Spanish and Portuguese spectators. After a tense two minutes, the victor receives baskets of flowers while others jeer.
Twenty four seniors graduate in the first mid year class at the new school. A L Coburn delivers commencement address from St James Episcopal Danbury. Medals and honors awarded to top graduates including general honors for several students.
Washington April 4 AP The Veouse bill to regulate milk and cream pricing won Senate approval by a 27 vote despite opposition from some Democrats. It would authorize a 59000 appropriation for the agriculture department to oversee milk imports, require shipments be shipped with brand proof, and restrict entry to authorized consignments. Senator King of Montana argues it protects invasion state rights and aids midwest dairying interests. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts critiques federal overreach and adds criticism of bureaucracy.
Two individuals in New York were arrested on charges of producing fraudulent mortgage documents. Authorities say the scheme involved forged deeds and fake endorsements to obtain funds. The investigation traces the forgery to a German dialogue with a dealer, with several mortgages deemed invalid.
Captain Mickelson, head of the National Guard department, is ordered to Fort Monroe Virginia for a battery school. The War Department issued the order today and specifies travel from Washington via transit.
A period story notes James Thitteran of Federal Avenue denies any participation in a proposed New York marriage involving Clara, a woman associated with the city, and mentions a family line connected to Hort Chester. The article provides fragmentary details about names and locations with unclear context.
A two o clock blaze on Kinsley avenue destroyed three frame buildings and five shacks of the old municipal garbage disposal plant. Watchman Omer Payette was fatally burned likely, rushed to Rhode Island hospital. four alarms summoned ample apparatus and thousands woke by whistle signals from railroads. Yard and garage properties nearby were saved. cause under investigation with unknown losses.
New Mexico Hagerman Woman's Club cook book features a Coolidge coffee soufflé recipe credited to Mrs. Coolidge. The method uses coffee gelatin sugar milk eggs yolks and stiffly beaten whites, folded with vanilla then molded chilled and served with whipped cream. Town women hoped to raise funds for a community house and library.
Wile Ya Chamberlain, Houston optometrist, testified he paid 1000 dollars in marked money to Representative F A Dale and H H Moore of the Texas House to sway their vote on optometry legislation. The special investigating committee opened hearings into charges against the two lawmakers following their arrest at a hotel.
William McLean, noted as the first National League umpire to wear a uniform, dies at 95. Past prize fighter who moved from lightweight to heavyweight and battled John L. Sullivan. Survived by son Frank McLean, police captain, and another son William F. of Webster, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Jennie F Marshall was granted a divorce from David I Marshall who is serving ten to twenty years in the penitentiary for murder. The unlicensed chiropractor killed Anna May Dietrich, dismembered the body, and hid the severed parts in the woods outside Philadelphia.
Willimantic February 4 sale of the stock and fixtures of the Tanney Corporation Chain Store in the Chamber of Commerce Building to the FL & W Grand Chain System of New York announced. Hyman Rosenberg of Towell owner of the building will shortly sell the real estate to the W Grand Corporation.
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