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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1927
Page
5
The farm relief debate stalled as members referred the issue to committee for study. Lawmakers pressed action amid discussions on price support policies and a plan to expand subsidies while resisting broader credit or market interventions.
A fragmentary account notes an injured soldier moved a distance of about 500 miles from Antonio toward a base. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but mentions Lieutenant Traser and a sequence of transport through a coastal or port area. Further specifics are not recoverable from the readable portions provided.
A U S immigration and federal service investigator died in Chicago after a long career. The report notes the loss of a prominent federal official whose work spanned immigration enforcement and public safety. He served with notable dedication, leaving behind a record of significant investigative contributions.
A dense OCR of a day’s radio listings shows a mix of orchestras, weather reports, concerts, and talk segments across multiple stations. Names like Philadelphia, New York, Hoboken, and Newark appear with various performers including pianists, vocalists, and conductors, plus numerous time stamps and program blocks.
Boston and Webster Street lines announce 20 employees laid off as the first step in renewal, citing income shortages. Justice Carroll of the Supreme Court prevents an immediate halt, with no petition possible unless an immediate promise of money appears.
Miss Alice Robertson former Oklahoma congresswoman learns a gas well on her Sawokla county estate near Muskogee is producing up to a million cubic feet daily. She hopes further drilling will boost output enough to cover March 1 taxes. The project, aided by a private line, offers the first solid ray of hope after years of misfortune.
AP reports Hon J K Fleming, former premier of New Brunswick and Woodstock Town councillor, was questioned in a sweep of the Gould case. Fleming’s name tied to a $100,000 payment alleged by Gould regarding railway contracts when Fleming led New Brunswick. The issue surfaced during a 1913 senatoral committee inquiry in Washington.
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