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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
2
A garbled recount hints at a Czechoslovak envoy in port amid political clashes and questions of democracy. The fragmentary text references shifts in power, student and civic tensions, and questions of legitimacy during a period of upheaval.
Fragmentary report outlines Missouri Senator Reed rooming for nomination tied to universal service debates. Mentions statewide activity and allied figures, with unclear details on dates and roles, reflecting a broader campaign context.
Fragmented OCR claims the German army numbers over 400000 with mention of General Nijssel and Soviet supply links. The text lists officers and unnemployed figures amid references to Berlin and military supply relations.
Unclear OCR text outlines wage demands by workers and maintenance crews at a rail yard. Report mentions representatives, a looming strike, and negotiations with station officials amid tense labor conditions. Key figures cited include station personnel and unspecified union leaders, with notices of possible disruption to operations.
A fragmented obituary page lists deaths of Mr Watiraye OC treei and Mrs WM. Toulsa Joyvies along with others such as Mrs Gee Sacees and Mrs Baxley. Services span St Michael's and St Augustine churches, with burials at Lakview and Mountain Grove cemeteries and tributes from local firms and relatives.
Local manufacturers plan protests against rising property valuations and tax boosts. Prominent industries warn that a 21 to 30 percent jump in assessments could force some to relocate, while officials argue the increases reflect market values and existing city-wide trends.
A garbled report mentions a Hungarian delegation amid wartime tensions. It references Memnen tain and districts in Transylvania, with emphasis on territorial claims and monoraics, alluding to contested lines and regional control.
The Cupheag Club of Stratford plans its sixth anniversary and the formal opening of new club rooms in the Lovell Building tomorrow evening. The program features entertainment led by chairman Harry A. Barnes with performances by Frank Bratthwaite and a Metropolitan Opera House style showcase. Edwin Spall was recently elected president to preside over the club for the coming year.
A person died yesterday in a gas poisoning incident after falling asleep near a burning stove. Neighbors called emergency services as the patient was found unresponsive. Dr Gotu treated the victim but could not revive them.
Weather outlook shows rain moving south with snow possible in northern areas around Priday and Saturday. Southern New England faces snow or rain with gusty winds. other regions expect broad rain and cool conditions into the weekend. North to northeast moving storm track may affect lakes region, mid Atlantic, and coastal cities with rainfall and windy spells.
Funeral notice appears for Susan Smith aged 50 with a basic obituary note. Details are limited but indicate a death and forthcoming service for a person named Susan Smith.
Miss Wiss Gallagher became bride of Charles Lomnitzor yesterday morning at a Fairfield church with Rev. Charles A. officiating. The bride wore a blue tailor gown with georgette overskirt and orchids in her bouquet. Bridesmaid Miss Bessie OConnell wore a blue frock, and groom Richard Cracutsky stood with the groom. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home, and the couple left for Philadelphia after the ceremony.
Adelphian lodge plans a meeting next Wednesday night with many out of town members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows expected to attend. The second degree will be conferred in full at the gathering.
Miss Beatrice Hariet of 284 Cedar Street New Haven reports success with Cimot after her mother’s favorable results. She suffered severe headaches and back pain but notes 4 degrees of improvement and now feels much healthier. Cimot is sold at HAR GANS DRUG STORES and various listed outlets in multiple towns.
A fragmented notice references Konckapprananh Tribe and Konokapaznen tribe in a discussion of hunters and warriors. It mentions a gathering Tuesday and attendees from nearby communities, with observers from jeapby tries noted as witnesses to a degree or decree.
Old fashioned remedy notes yellow mustard plaster or poultice used for sore throat inflammation congestion and swelling. Claims heat eases pain with Begg's mustard costing 30 and 66 cents at druggists.
Two women discuss attending a Kitchen Maid Kitchen Cabinet demonstration by a factory representative during the week of February 16. They consider meeting to tour the Household Department and discuss cabinet choices for home use.
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