19 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
1
A chaotic air collision saw giant planes crash midflight as two pilots survived and four aviators were unharmed. authorities probe the incident amid reports of erratic maneuvers and a hard landing near a coastal facility. Witnesses described tangled wreckage and a rapid emergency response from responders on scene.
Federal troops seize a high ranking Catholic leader amid unrest in Mexico, with reports says the archbishop was tracked to a church in Valencia district. The government declares the rebel movement still active as troops press operations across several states. Continued on Page Two.
Readable fragments describe a Senate vote on renewing relations with Turkey via the Lausanne treaty, with Democrats and Republicans in sharp opposition. The piece notes the two thirds requirement, committee debates, and a potential future continuation of coverage.
Worcester defendants Laviene Po sson and James Newlin face charges in Samenville, with claims of illegal ticket transport tied to a double play lottery scheme. The court ordered a $1000 bond for each, while three additional defense witnesses are named in the forthcoming indictment.
Hartford plans a McKinley banquet decided at an executive committee meeting. Key figures mentioned include President W Allng and Vice President Willim Tadbo, with New Trin as a venue option and entertainment to be arranged.
George Young, a youth conqueror of the Santa Colina channel, faces a possible return to Porentoe as promoters pressure for a signing. William Mingrey, millionaire donor, offers financial backing and aims to secure a contract with a trainer receiving a share of Young’s earnings. The plan hinges on family consent and contract approval.
The article details a budget override battle over the Army budget and a dock rental dispute tied to a New Haven Bridgeport Port Jefferson steamboat line. It notes a proposed reduction and opposition in Congress led by Rep Blanton and LaGuardia, plus a plan to raise dock rent from 276 to 650 monthly, with negotiations led by Sen Soanne and Hatfield, and potential city actions on dock use and rights of way.
Reported in Los Angeles Jan 18, receivers opened two safes at Charlie Chaplin's Hollywood studio amid ongoing probate matters. Court actions and claims by Lita Grey Chaplin and others were noted as the process continues.
A dog killed a flock of chickens belonging to a poultry enthusiast yesterday morning. The owner found the coop’s contents mauled when he checked at dawn and reported the incident to authorities.
Roosevelt urges Republicans to pressure Governor Smith over aid to relief efforts and to oppose anti New Deal stances. He argues political leverage could block capital and hinder reform, framing the governor as a potential obstacle to party aims.
New York Tan 18 CAPY Taiph Budd president of the Great Northern Railway and Charles Dennelly of the Northern Pacific outline plans for merging Northwestern railroad properties. The plan contemplates no new freighting company but envisions leasing and unified operation of several lines while preserving separate ownership in others to gain improved service and higher net earnings.
A local board delays action on charges involving Rey Charles W. Simpson as Commissioner Murphy cannot attend the meeting. President Dawe says the board will decide next steps after the session. Officials printed statements from Simpson and details on the motive and enforcement remain unclear.
Washington and London dispatches report Kellogg endorsing a Senate move to arbitrate the land and oil dispute with Mexico. Secretary Kellogg welcomed the proposal after a conference with President Coolidge, stating the United States has long favored arbitration and ensuring careful application to the present controversy.
Delaney has not replied to a demand from former Tax Collector Edward A Drew for payment of 13 of 770741 dollars. Attorney John A Cornell says the letter asking for details remains unanswered and that Drew has not stated his intended course of action. The exchange followed Delaney’s three letters and a reply from Cornell, who declined further comment.
Vertom Veristy, owner of a Stamford establishment, filed for bankruptcy after failing to recoup business losses from horse race bets and dice games. He admitted gambling three to four nights weekly, losing thousands, and keeping no books. Appointed trustee and appraisers from Stamford and Narvali will assess assets, debts, and inventory, with reported assets near $3,000 and debts over $10,500.
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