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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1925
Page
4
Reported payroll bandits fled after seizing eleven thousand four hundred thirty five dollars. Investigators traced the scene to a tavern and a bank where the culprits exited in altered vehicles. Local authorities pursue the suspects while the public learns of the daytime robbery.
A court case concerns a taxpayer challenging local assessors. The document outlines legal questions about assessment methods and the process used by assessors, referencing a leading figure and the involvement of a private party. The details are fragmented but indicate a dispute over valuation and legal procedure.
An advertisement highlights a medicinal cream claimed to relieve stuffed-up heads and nasal congestion. The copy mentions drugstore availability and urges readers to buy for relief, noting a focus on the product’s soothing properties.
A cluttered OCR shows a crossword page with themed hints and across and down clues. It includes several entries like lemon and antelope and lists many partial word hints interspersed with stray letters and misread lines typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
A brief puzzle item notes solutions to the prior day’s puzzle. It hints at playful wordplay and a pun on the phrase answers to yesterday’s puzzle. The snippet emphasizes a lighthearted approach and invites readers to check back for the official solutions.
National Guard announces promotions and transfers including infantry units. Key figures move to new commands while Lieutenant Barnes resigns and Sergeant Barnes receives a promotion. Official postings list names and units involved.
In Los Angeles Judge Albert Lee Stephens ruled the separation agreement between Winifred Westover Hart and Willam Hart illegal and in contravention of the code. The court granted Winifred the right to use her full name professionally and to work under it until a divorce finalizes.
A fragmentary item discusses depth bombs for submarines and a coast guard plan. It mentions distrust of submarine play and references a wartime naval tactic, with unclear attribution and broken names.
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