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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1926
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text suggests a local report on shoe repairers, mentioning industry standing and a public event. It references names and places in a noisy series of garbled phrases, indicating a committee meeting or trade discussion without clear details.
Fragmented OCR text reports upcoming hearings on charges involving nine drivers. Details are garbled with multiple stray names and partial phrases, but the core item notes scheduled hearings Thursday related to driver charges.
A news brief honors General Sir Robert Baden-Powell Hart on his 64th birthday, noting his founding role in Scouting and the worldwide movement. It highlights his early camping trips and enduring influence, with mention of boxes, booths, and crowds celebrating the Toy Scouts of America and the global Scout movement.
A French couture house accuses U S customs actions of ruining its business, claiming losses of about ten million francs in a year as newspapers report alleged American spying on Parisian fashion houses. Investigations and agencies are cited as agents in the controversy.
Seven people were injured when two cars collided near Nahant town center. Eyewitnesses reported passengers being thrown from the vehicles as responders rushed to the scene. Police described the incident as a mid afternoon crash with multiple injuries and ongoing investigation.
An incident describes a home burglary on an avenue with a basckld area. The intruders entered the residence, tied up a occupant, and escaped with loot valued at 32. Police are investigating and reviewing possible suspects.
An essay on a city storage trade highlighting how the sector alters daily routines and spaces. It notes building safety upgrades, fire and pest considerations, and new requirements for storing household items. The piece reflects on social shifts as storage use expands beyond prior norms.
A fragmented police report alleges a man confessed to killing his wife over alleged neglect days after a domestic dispute. Witness accounts describe the suspect detailing the motive and method while investigators compile statements and pending charges.
A driver was arrested after a crowding truck incident on Marv Street near Clinton venue. Witnesses reported severe cuts to a bystander’s bed and injuries to others while a vehicle wheel tore a pothole. No arrests were made at the time. police are investigating.
Albany, Feb 2 AP report reveals confidential notes from George Washington on temperance as a factor in staff promotions. Records show three officers considered loyal on liquor issues, with unclear drinking history. The Washington handwriting, on sheets bought in 1871, was once published briefly and is now preserved by the state library.
Congress moves to accelerate action this week on tax reductions and related measures. The House aims to dispose of the Waters-Pokroyd bill and related proposals Tuesday and Wednesday, while Senate leaders plan to curb agenda items, including appointing a commission to dispose of Muscle Shoals and awaiting investigations into the Vinminen Company. Reading in the Senate is expected to proceed under Senator Bingham of Connecticut.
AP report describes a slander case involving Mayor Thomas A flockhait. The former borough collector alleges false arrest and imprisonment, claiming a March 2328 arrest and 22 days in jail. The trial before Judge Cleary lasted four days with jury deliberation.
A late night speech praised the merchant marine and leaders who have supported its cause. Oliver Aier and Miss Liodamd Meo Mui offered remarks, with emphasis on unity and national service during wartime efforts.
Fire destroyed a two family residence on Aun Street owned by Bristol Lumber Co. The blaze caused about 2900 to 4000 dollars in damage. An overheated heater or stove likely sparked the fire before firefighters arrived.
Fragmented text outlines home remedies and product pitches for kidney health and back pain. Mentions flushing the kidneys, drinks, herbs, and supplements, urging frequent hydration and tonics to prevent kidney trouble and backache. Historical ad style emphasizes quick fixes and simplistic health claims.
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