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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
2
A study of a high profile conspiracy case shows John Cummings directing an investigation. Legal proceedings list multiple lawyers and officials, with calls for an appointed investigator and possible state action amid aggressive legal maneuvers.
The article reports plans for ETS and members of American Legion posts to attend a forthcoming LPI exercise and ceremony, with color presentations and details about post activities and February and March scheduling. It notes participation by local posts and mentions a forthcoming meeting and officer remarks.
Readable fragments describe whiskey smugglers in Bralesn port facing bribery charges. Court session before Judge Games B. Medvextenlay, with authorities pursuing rund imboxicaains Hayes and confirming statements from Bridgeport residents. No clear names or outcomes from the chaotic OCR text.
A pamphlet from the Institute for Public Service in New York lists 25 percent salary increases for teachers across several cities. Stratford gains 300 dollars yearly, Waterbury 50, Ansonia 800, Plymouth 300, Putnam 200, and Houston awards 8 to 10 dollars monthly to all teachers, reflecting broad boosts in school pay.
A wary State Street man recounts kidney trouble and praises CINOT. Endorsements pour into Hartigan's Drug Stores with customers claiming relief and urging others to buy CINOT for back pain fatigue and improved health. Hartigan's advertises exclusive sale across multiple towns and pharmacies.
New Jersey Governor Edwards campaigns amid conflict over federal prohibitions and state power. The article notes his pledge to resist federal restraint, advocacy for states’ rights, and a history as a reformer with a pay-as-you-go policy. It profiles his Jersey City banking family background and personal life.
A large number of obituaries and funeral services are reported for residents, with details on services, burial places, and attending organizations. Names include Lye Macey Bibbine, Camelia Syi, Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Bradley, and Hilda Jacobson, among others, with burials at Lakeview, St Michel, and Meunier Grove cemeteries and services conducted by various pastors.
Citizens at County Court funding ceremony honor Justice George W Wheeler for his help in the Americanization effort. Attendees include General Keatermurni and General Petar G. Puilipeli nk, with remarks from Col F Cronan and Connellicut representatives.
Fragmented weather notes describe colder conditions in eastern New York and western New England with Saturday forecasts and continued cold. A disturbance southeast of Long Island grew in intensity, bringing precipitation confined to New England and eastern New York. Temperature readings lag and appear well below average amid a general cold spell.
In New York on February 16, Hoover delivered an emotional appeal to raise funds for starving children. He announced proceeds totaling $55,000 from subscriptions and donations, earmarked to aid two war orphans, with the effort tied to the National Purification Corporation event.
Poor weather and illness disrupt travel and labor for the Irish bond drive in the city. Crew faced delays as canvassing work paused, with no definite conclusion date set due to scattered memberships and manager concerns.
A list shows 24 divorce cases scheduled for hearing in the Superior Court before Judge John F Keeler and a jury. Four contested cases were disposed, while seven-five uncontested matters remain assigned to today’s session. The judge is to hear all remaining uncontested divorces as calendar time permits.
Rathemburg executive secretary of the Communist Party of America was arrested here last night according to police. He faces indictment in Chicago for violating the states gyridiealism act and conspiracy to overthrow the government in New York. He had been released on fifteen thousand dollars in the east.
An old time ad promotes St Jacobs Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism and pain. It claims to relieve pain, soreness, stiffness, and neuralgia without burning the skin, urging readers to rub it on joints and muscles for fast relief. The copy emphasizes freedom from pains and stiffness and encourages purchasing from any drugstore.
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for skin eruptions and nutrient poverty. It claims the product improves complexion and self-esteem, urging readers to buy at local drug stores and pharmacies.
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