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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
3
A corrupted report notes Inia Shipco based Schwab and Morse men linked to the Emergency Fleet Corp in 1918. It mentions delayed payments, audits, and bank actions by the shipbuilding agents, with references to creditors and the U.S. Shipping Board amid wartime chaos and patrols.
July 12 report notes few warrant deeds filed with Town Clerk Clara Flint, listing transfers on Riverside Drive and Banks North Road. Births announced for Everett Bradley and Samuel Clarence, with multiple families named. A sheep roast for United States Aluminum employees at Perrys Grove is noted, plus a local church pastor’s absence and a mail contract award to John L Maddox. Legion games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at Sperman field and Lake Janaiuska event nearby.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a controversial incident where a person faced public smearing and social backlash. It mentions ornaments, personal conflicts, and a pair of large disturbances at a residence, suggesting a chaotic scene tied to reputational harm.
Referee John Keogh oversees multiple bankruptcy matters in the county court today. Trustee John Wakeley submits final accounting for Dorkin & Co at 9, William Anna of Dan Huis trustee for Bernstein at 10, Samuel Finklestent seeks settlement confirmation at 7 percent, and Joseph Pichel seeks discharge. Additional hearings include Beely for North End Hardware, Pufhead Novelty, and Land & Co with claim actions, plus several minor matters in the afternoon.
Fragmentary OCR describes a flamboyant scene with striking individuals and venues in a late 19th century American quarter. It mentions famous cabaret singer Les Copeland and woman Walte, plus American businessmen and socialites visiting a stylish club, with attention to wealth and social intrigue.
Reluctant ex-emperor disputes Dutch tax demands at Doorn authorities claim lawful levy. he argues lack of entitlement while the case tensions rise. The article notes a high point along the Panama Canal at 540 feet in context.
Mrs Madigan Mary Kelly and Miss Hannah Noonan from Stratford visited New Town to attend a double wedding at St Rose church. Martin Shannon and Mary Garber, also of New Town, were wed recently with Charles Shannon as best man and Mrs Stevens as bridesmaid. A reunion of Connecticut State Guard officers honored Cyrus Ryder, former Fourth commander, visiting during a vacation.
The newly formed Public Safety Division, with representatives from local organizations, will meet at the Algonquin Club today. Marl Smith of the National Safety Council will speak as the group elects a chair and officers, forming committees to address program and other matters.
Stratford July 11 A speeial telegram reports the Bible class of the First Methodist church plans its first annual outing at Lordship Beach Saturday afternoon There will be a baseball game between married and single men with old timers on the married team A 90 yard dash for men a 60 yard dash for girls and a fat man's race plus a ball throwing contest Broad and high jumping are scheduled and prizes will be awarded The committee is headed by L L Pec
Prominent criminal lawyer Fallon appeared in Federal Judge FitzHenry’s chamber in the Woolworth Building and pleaded not guilty to charges of bribing a juror and conspiring to obstruct justice. He claimed a vindictive newspaper campaign and said his alibi involved stock brokers. other defendants faced various pleas and bond actions as the federal grand jury proceedings continued amid spectator interest.
Steel earrings in large and small shapes gain popularity as an inexpensive metal for fashion. The article highlights various styles and consumer interest in steel jewelry.
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