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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
2
An automobile collision near Rolling received two riders injured as Afferniaon and another suffered fractures from impacts with a motorcycle. Police and medical responders arrived. Martin fled the scene before officers located the vehicles.
Paris outlines a straight silhouette for winter with softer, sartorial latitude within the lines. Detroit's fire department notes discusses motor driven vehicles in city service and safety concerns.
City officials announce a probe into private use of municipal vehicles. The inquiry notes suspected improper driving by public works staff, mentions arrests for alleged DUI and related incidents, and cites department supervisors who oversee fleet policy and car allocation.
The article reports on government officials and labor leaders discussing the Labor Board’s stance amid strike pressures. It notes wartime context, potential use of federal troops or National Guard, and anticipated effects on transportation and industry.
Washington reports that John Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, rejected a peace proposal in Michigan. He said no interference would be allowed by state unions or the national organization, and urged that settlements be achieved through negotiation under federal guidance.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a birthday for someone named Duke, a veteran wounded in battle, and an obituary style remembrance tied to a last meeting. Additional references include names such as Glenn Pratt and a funeral event with a page date in 1918.
A garbled OCR fragment reports ongoing tariff discussions involving Governor Moss, Mr. Faseid, and Republican leaders. It notes potential policy shifts, references to Boston, Massachusetts, and mentions preparations for fall fashion like scarves and short capes, indicating a broad, unsettled political and social context.
A large assembly of the Order of Voited Prophets will throng Bridgenort for a ceremonial event honoring newly erected Grottu of atty. The program features processions, court dances, and a sport parade with prizes, hosted by local dignitaries and merchants.
The readable fragments describe a legal matter in Texas involving Mrs. Polien and ML Shum. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the piece centers on a declared poor guideline and a court action. No clear outcome or full parties can be confirmed from the fragment.
A clash at the prison ends with one guard dead and five prisoners wounded after guards confront detainees. The incident unfolds as authorities allege resistance and attempted escape. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text. The report notes rapid action and ongoing investigations by prison authorities.
A garbled OCR list outlines tonight’s meetings across multiple groups and venues. It mentions Bridgeport, Pendleton, and Liberty Tent areas with groups including Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts Troop 2 and various associations, plus several streets and buildings referenced for gathering sites.
Greenwich society brings together members including Rand Wie, Mrs Newell, and Tom Horelagg for a concert and lecture at the parish hall. Attendees discuss civic and cultural topics, with music and readings highlighting local arts support and charitable efforts.
A boy unavailingly tries to save a girl as flash floods and river danger collide with labor unrest. The Southwest region suffers severe disruption from a rail and coal strike, boosting rail traffic and coal shortages. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
A man identified as Bir Kek, reportedly from Havener, died from injuries after being struck by a train. Parveen Coe Thao and other witnesses described the incident at the rail crossing, where emergency responders found the victim unresponsive and he later died at the scene.
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