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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1927
Page
14
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions an office equipment context and a crew, but lacks recoverable names, dates, or places to form a factual news item. No concrete events or entities to summarize beyond general references to a sales context.
A dense jumble of unrelated words, numbers, and partial phrases from an OCR page. Readable items reference locations, names, and prices in an unclear catalog style, with multiple proper nouns and potential items scattered through the text.
Series of death notices and funeral details from this city dated July 1927. Entries name deceased individuals, ages, residences, and funeral arrangements with service times, burial locations, and family inquiries across multiple families and streets.
New York July 24 Curb market prices showed irregular tendencies last week though most active stocks traded above weekend levels New favorites emerged as old leaders faltered Some independent steel issues rose on merger plans and favorable steel outlook Motors renewed strength amid seasonal demand slump Public utilities and chain stores remained strong while food manufacturers stayed buoyant but grocers and distributers faced pressure Pipelines drifted amid opposition to curtailment Seminole field cited as weighing on energy shares Casing Threshing Machine among gainers on high prices
Spokane report describes Major John T. Fancher planning to drop an invitation on the lawn of the summer White House in the Black Hills for the September 22 and 24 air races. He had just flown from New York, seeking permission to overfly the White House en route home.
A fire on a San Francisco pier yesterday caused estimated damage of $5600 and destroyed 4300 sacks of sugar as 60 000 sacks were being loaded into the British steamer Incemore. Initial reports blamed the steamer's old structure, but flames did not spread to the vessel. The Incemore had just arrived from Liverpool.
A woman and a small boy were injured Saturday while crossing Main Street at Cannon Street when a car driven by M Plunkett of 156 Holmes Avenue, Darien, skidded on slippery pavement and struck them. Plunkett tried to brake but could not stop. The incident was reported to police. the victims were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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