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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
2
An elaborate midwinter ball at Hotel Stratfield drew the city’s elite with a grand reception, ornate parlors, and top entertainment. The event featured a large music program, elegant decor by Weldon, and a parade of guests including Air Patrol members and senior society figures enjoying a night of dancing and socializing.
U S Steel shows fall in earnings for the last quarter with October to December drops. Board discusses dividends and trade prospects while chairmen note mixed forecasts amid market conditions.
The Ulster movement faces a setback as Carson declines the post of first premier. A Belfast tension rises as speculation swirls about leadership and partition policy. Parliament and party allies weigh next steps amid internal strain and financial pressures from Belfast distillers.
Fragmented notes advise a simple rule to avoid sour stomach gas and distress from indigestion. The text mentions ensuring adequate intake, while warning against discomfort and stressing safe eating practices. The source presents garbled phrases but centers on digestive wellbeing and practical guidance.
President-elect Harding anchors off the Florida coast on a vacation voyage aboard the Victoria with VHP and Fle.dan. The party sails down the Indian River aiming for Palm Beach possibly by tomorrow night, following an uneventful day of travel and fishing.
Fragmented obituary notices honor Mrs Mary II Fulllivan wife of Gf 123 Muat who died yesterday at home. The second notice commemorates Mrs Arthur C Williams funeral yesterday and burial at a local cemetery. Survivors include children and grandchildren, with service details referenced in torn text.
The Allied Supreme Council chaired by President Millerand at the Plysee Palaces in Paris discussed the Austrian financial problem and broader European tensions. It rejected transferring the Austrian issue to the League of Nations and decreed a thorough inquiry led by top representatives from the major Allied nations to assess the European economic and political situation.
An unclear report depicts a man replacing his wife in jail prior to childbirth with references to a county jail, a brief sentence about his sentence length, and scattered names and phrases. The garbled text mentions a president, widow, and various unclear entities, lacking coherent details or dates.
A long disputed statement from Mr. Untermyer alleges false charges by the Attorney General relating to wartime conduct, public office, and patronage. He accuses opponents of fabricating claims to undermine his administration and calls for publication of rebuttals and evidence.
A damaged OCR text reports a court case where September Morn is fined for a common scold. The fragment references a judge, costs, and proceedings at a county or local court, with unclear names and dates. The readable portions indicate a legal action and penalties but lack coherent details.
A fragmentary report notes a protest against sending the Mayor of Cork out of the country. Members of a local committee in Kilbernlar and Washington Avenue convened an apparent meeting to draft a resolution opposing transport or removal actions. The resolution was dispatched to Washington amid similar moves in Connecticut, signaling cross-state solidarity.
Fragmented weather text notes clouds wind heat and cold spells. Mentions a central storm moving eastward and varying temperatures across days with references to Wednesday Thursday and Monday night conditions.
A New York movement by construction workers aims to form a permanent national conference to study programs affecting the industry. Local groups and a national survey outreach began after a previous Atlantic City effort last August, seeking a permanent organization for a full construction industry congress.
A large fire at the Dae Jayette street building housing Yortney & Gold wholesale grocers caused about 40 000 dollars in damage with many staples ruined by smoke and water. The blaze also damaged nearby five story warehouses tied to Mendel store and others, with estimated losses around 350 000 to 950 000. Firefighters, police and surrounding city units aided. no further injuries reported and cause linked to overheated chimney.
Police pursued a car carrying alcohol runners as it sped through streets near Chapel Street. An officer fired warning shots and a patrolman grabbed the vehicle but no arrests or rewards were reported.
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