State Lumbermen Hold Convention
Report outlines a 1924 convention with emphasis on improving dealer conditions and market prospects. Attendees discuss construction streams, financing, and community business ties to boost merchant success.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
2
Report outlines a 1924 convention with emphasis on improving dealer conditions and market prospects. Attendees discuss construction streams, financing, and community business ties to boost merchant success.
A royal decree cancels a license held by Mr Carter amid alleged disobedience to authorities over antiquities found at the tomb. The order, issued on July 11, 1898 and expiring November 4, 1904, directs the Antiquities Director General to safeguard and preserve the artifacts and to open related laboratories and depots for urgent action.
Fragmented OCR text outlines House and Senate actions on nominations including George B O Christian to a Federal position. Mentions committees, possible transactions, and political maneuvering with references to Senator Blairs, Governor Coolidge, and Daugherty statements. Ends with a pop culture aside about radio announcer in New York Sun.
The article reports Mike Reilly and Bos Watling assisting as city workers, with officials including the Meister of SMUW and others from the Department of Public Works present. A tense moment occurred when shovels were used, drawing attention from Mayor and others after a disturbance near City Mall.
Amid chaotic floor activity in Texas today a contentious tax bill faced pushback and proposed amendments. Garner opponents pressed for limits on income reductions while advocates argued for broader relief, with votes shading expectations for the measure’s passage.
In Hartford police, aided by county detectives, seized 33 gallons of alcohol from an underground dugout behind a Trout Street garage. The haul, valued at 4300, tied to a ring accused of supplying whiskey to the public for over four months. Suspects Santangelo, Samuel, and Colema faced arraignment in court.
In a freezing storm, city workers shoveled slush and cleared sewers under the Public Works department. Director Andrew Northes led efforts amid plans to melt snow with rising temperatures. Street crews faced hazardous conditions as plows moved slowly and shoppers dodged pools of meltwater.
Stratford faced heavy snow and slush as trolleys ran and roads iced over. Plows cleared state highways while motor snowplows pushed snow to the sides. town crews, aided by tractors, cleared main walks and renewed efforts to restore normal service.
Crowds at Compo Beach witness extreme tides causing damage and disruption along the shoreline. Spectators report muddy water, surging waves, and risk to seafront amenities as authorities monitor the situation and prepare repairs.
A jumble of garbled names and phrases lists various meetings and clubs across streets and places, with scattered references to individuals and events. The text reads like OCR noise from a local page segment with no coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
State Bankers 10 prepared for their annual banquet tonight. The event is set to honor leadership and celebrate community service. Attendees include local bankers and city officials, with remarks planned from prominent figures.
Apparent sensational item from Norwalk reports a young woman linked to the Follies swallowing poison in a taxi. The fragmentary text references a star’s understudy and a later statement mentioning her parents and a plan to reveal further details.
The Washington venue figures and local officials press for lower taxes amid budget talks. Attendees question the impact on public services and potential bond measures while auditors and legal advisors assess levy rates, state law, and revenue projections.
Fragmented text recounts a local event in Washington involving a long established retail store and a sport team. Names and clear details are obscured but the note hints at a prohibition or ban during a public event and mentions a historic store in town and a Burl cp or similar entity.
The readable parts describe a loose, jumbled mix of phrases referencing a seventh item or group and scattered names. The text appears as OCR garble lacking clear facts, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a concise news-style summary.
Severe winter conditions brought freezing rain and high winds across the region. Roads became slick with ice as sleet and snow reduced visibility. power lines and trees faced damage. Officials warned drivers to stay home, expect closures, and monitor weather updates as conditions worsened.
A 1,200 ton fruit liner named Amelia driven aground eight miles off Maui after a blinding storm. Coast Guard crews and the ship's officers worked through the night to refloat it, with eight feet of water reported at the stern. The captain jettisoned cargo as needed while 24 crew members and 2 officers faced the crisis. A Michigan woman volunteer helped provide shawl shawer and pier fruit to comfort harbor guests.
Several obituary entries and funeral notices appear for residents of Greenwood and surrounding areas, detailing deaths in 1924 and related services. The notices include Thon det Bianc, Mehl, Laslow, Pazury, and Milebs, with services at Michael’s and Milford cemeteries, and gatherings at homes on specified dates and times.
Fragmentary obituary and funeral notices for multiple individuals, listing dates February 22 1921 and February 20 1921, with church and cemetery details. Includes a card of thanks and a list of family members, residents and addresses, all in a dense public notice style.
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