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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1921
Page
2
A jumble of garbled text discusses a bank loan failure, political figures, and voter ties. Key phrases mention a grant, custody, and a potential court or civic process, but details are unclear due to poor OCR accuracy.
A Milford infant died of pneumonia after a brief illness at home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Lindy Ritchie, a farming family. The child had recently been under care in Smitha Aottuies chapel area and local physicians attended.
A chaotic banking crisis leads to the seizure of the Shelan Bank and Trust Company by receivership after alleged improper loans. Officials including the secretary and treasurer face inquiry as a formal hearing by state senators and representatives unfolds. The case centers on responsibility for losses and the potential criminal procedure, with further reporting promised by investigators.
The piece alleges underground resistance linked to financial interests before U S entry into war. It cites Comanid factions and the Lockwood committee to resist moves against powerful monetary guardians and to impede seizures or policy changes.
The report describes a chaotic account of a group evading capture and moving through forests and urban areas. It references New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Wells as locations tied to a flight and attempts to conceal a parachute device and related equipment. The narrative hints at evasion tactics and pursuit without clear, coherent sequence.
A historical lecture is scheduled at the school on Wednesday night. The event lists attendees including lodge members and local civic figures, with details on proceedings and scheduling.
A disjointed report describes the labor conference closing with restricted discussion on proposed reforms. Speakers emphasized international cooperation and education while outlining future actions, trade development, and civil representation plans. The assembly referenced Pan American initiatives and urged continued progress toward labor and cultural goals.
Report describes the NC-6 seaplane with a battered hull on a southern beach. A tug from Guaniet arrived after a day of flotilla patrols, confirming the NC-3 had been found by the Mugford, crew rescued, then sank. a rescue mission involved Lieutenant Compo and Machinist Hichithier who experienced a tense search through tropical forests.
An early 20th century report notes Colonel Halward M McDonald delivering a speech in Boston praising Anglo-Saxon unity and friendship between Canada and the United States. The talk urges amity and collaboration while recalling Canadian sacrifices in World War I.
A passenger train jumped the tracks and crashed into cars, injuring twenty two people. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as responders treated victims and secured the wrecked vehicles. Authorities investigated the cause and cleared the area.
Fire officials say a sprinkler system activated and helped control a building fire. Investigators are examining arson as a possible cause while noting the incident prompted damage claims and routine police response.
In Stratford today a county organization meeting elected Charles Peal of Orange and a Ford wig named county ardite as chairmen while Tred Moonash led representatives and senators in the proceed
Disjointed notes show a group preparing a February dance hosted by the Hermits. Key organizers include Willan Bitton and Canute, with logistics for venue, entertainment, and attendants. A committee heads entertainment and arrangements for the new club.
A local chapter reports a push to recruit 100 new members as the Friends of Irish gather for a meeting. A large delegation from neighboring towns plans to attend a continental conference with representatives from the organization. Speakers from New York and New Haven are slated to appear.
A trucking company seeks 2500 dollars for damage to a vehicle after an incident at a yard near Mooipe and Bernhardt. The claim discusses insurance and liability, noting alleged negligence by another party and asserting owner responsibility for repair costs.
A wealthy woman is involved in a court action over a $100000 claim. The case centers on alleged bigamy and property ties with her husband Donald Voda, Tim in Westport, and the affair with Win Gillaway. The suit, filed in the superior court at Taldgeport, seeks redress and financial relief next month.
A fragmented report notes sugar producers seeking tariff protection while Cameron Beck spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon. The item also mentions tribal leaders, local events, and community notices, with varied OCR fragments detailing meetings and speakers.
The damaged text describes abnormally high and low temperatures across the northeastern region with a 104 degree high, a low near 9, and strong northeast winds. It references the Mississippi area and mentions unsettled conditions with cloud cover and changing pressure, projecting further cold and windy weather over the next 44 hours.
Francs Fasenit Ube funeral service for Mancis Pussett of 385 Willametree, downed while sharing Wo Heads ley park last Sunday, will be held at Mul-Ins Stoff and Redgile Parlors. Burial at Michaels cemetery, with services by Rev Wdwid Up Coles. survivor list includes wife and five children.
Residents brace for plummeting temperatures as a severe cold wave extends across the region. Officials urge precautions while reports note heightened demand for heating fuel and strained utility services amid ongoing winter conditions.
Reporting from Bridgeport and Ansonia, a burglary and armed robbery at a saloon ended with Lands fatally shot and the proprietor injured. Four assailants fled as police pursued and a suspect was later arrested in connection with the spree that spanned Derbs and nearby locales.
Building permits valued at 4190 were issued yesterday afternoon for multiple projects in Harmony County. Projects include a house on 34 Tisworth, a garage replacement on 287 Orlin, and updates at 873 Tider, 41 Tast Avenue, and 31 Robert Street. Names listed include Seeley, Warneck, Peles, Deegan, Simpson, Tala, Mus Broumates, and John Poot. The new uniform was worn at the meeting attended by officers.
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