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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1926
Page
15
A fragmentary report covers a Vassar talk on blanket medical methods and school health training. It notes a focus on child illness causes, treatment approaches, and the role of family doctors and private organizations in providing care and managing health education.
Readable fragments describe a comet near Earth with references to Harvard and astro medieval terms. The text is garbled with partial names and unclear dates, but hints at astronomical observation and potential positions in Pisces and Beta Pisces. No definite events or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible portions.
A California beauty claims Harry K Thaw promised to wed her after a cross country auto trip to locate him. She says Thaw pursued her with a courtship and she copied his letters, all while she travels with her four younger siblings from California to Pittsburgh and New York seeking his engagement.
A British ship union emerges amid a shifting global sea power scene. Reported plans announce cohesion among shipping interests to safeguard British flag vessels against German lines and Mussolini era competition. The move signals anticipation of pooled capital, strategic control, and potential U.S. stock involvement as nations recalibrate maritime dominance.
A Bulgarian rumor of a revolt was denied by authorities as confusion grows. In Geneva, reports suggest a staged crisis linked to political tensions and unrest among peasants during harvest season, with officials cautioning against sensational headlines.
A 14 year old boy, Alfred Growfouden son of Joseph Girsix, drowned yesterday in a Maine lake after a canoe overturned. Authorities investigated the incident and family members mourn the loss.
Bethel seeks an injunction to block Danbury from continuing to dump refuse on the Bethel border. Judge Samuel Diagagustan heard the case, with Bethel officials and city counsel attending. The dispute centers on permanent limits and potential damages from the current dumping site near the Bethel line and notices of possible suits if a new site is needed.
A court sale occurred in New York where Frank Tinney’s residence and furnishings were transferred to his wife. The parcel included a Baliwin J L Phe pat valued at $13 and furnishings at Feahurst tre. The sale was to recover a $180 consentment claim against Tinney, who was divorced on 11 December last.
A suspect is held in New Haven following a serious incident at a local store on Lobbh street and another location on Rinart avenue. Police report describe charges related to an assault and unlawful conduct connected to the event.
A man was arrested yesterday on assault attempt charges after a police investigation led by Detective Sergeants ventushs and Auger. The suspect refused to provide a New York address, claimed to be from New Jersey, and faced potential parole violations as authorities noted prior offenses and assessed the case for longer-term custody.
A bomb exploded at a Chicago jail yesterday causing alarm and damage. Officials launched a swift investigation and cordoned off the area as authorities reviewed security measures.
Danbury officials discuss state leadership ties and recent financial items. Notes reference a 8 percent semiannual distribution, a $17 amount, and a $9 figure as part of the district’s accounting. Mentions a five year old inscription for Adena and plans for future actions.
A vivid review hails The Love Patch short of a full musical, praising lively comedy and dramatic moments. It notes ensemble talent including Norman Ket and Nissen with vibrant court scenes, breezy sets and dazzling costumes. The piece highlights a mix of romance and spectacle, with a large cast and multiple acts enhancing the Westward mood.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous garbled names and captions, referencing theaters, shows, and events. It mentions Pols Vocodeville theatre, Vata News, and various performers, with scattered phrases about entertainment, costs, and programs, but the text is largely incomprehensible.
The Wandering story for Par mounts file features a biblical tale involving youth longing to run from home and woman money ambition. The production includes themes of temptation and a dramatic montage of scenes including city settings and fire, with notable actors and stage effects described amid a bustling theater schedule.
A garbled historical passage describes the Gold Coast area of Chicago under pressure from commercial development. It mentions towering apartment blocks, new streets like Lincoln Path, and the encroachment of business into once residential districts.
The article describes a forthcoming mixed use expansion affecting a busy north side corridor. It notes new apartments near Retels MMUipned, increased bus activity, and heightened community concerns over commercial and residential growth shaping the Oak stool and surrounding streets.
Samuel Mussman of Allston district was arrested on Commonwealth avenue for alleged loan stock sale fraud. Indictment charges him with receiving 27000 in November 1924 from Abraham Lotter of Philadelphia and Samuel Katz of Prookiine in exchange for stock in the manganese consolidated and gold plate. Police say he posed as a banking firm and that the stock was counterfeit. Mussman was released on 26000 bond.
AP reports Washington officials remained unconcerned about the French cabinet crisis and looming debt talks. President Truman sought stable French finances to reassure England and avoid destabilizing Europe while Congress closes in December.
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