Bankrupt Ruskay and Co. Case Before Referee
The bankruptcy case of Ruskay and Co. is before Referee Harold Conic after a hearing adjourned. How the firm received 147,000 and the trust seeks 27,000 just before the collapse are central issues. Records were allegedly destroyed and the firm’s secrets and agreements are under scrutiny amid claims of large employee and relative payouts.
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New York
Granig
Second
Sturemertshe
Fuliey
Harold Conic Sook
SSL Ruskay and Company
Teast Motrjury T . and Company
Thomas Reese
Ioynjer Cynieve
Asquith Declines Writing His Autobiography
A London School of Economics gathering featuring remarks about biographies and portraiture. The discussion suggests biographies should capture living truth and personality, not merely chronicling events, with references to Boswell and Gladstone as examples.
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Asquith
London School of Economic
London
New York
A. G Garner
Ph Maila
Gardiner
Ane
Boswell
Audiren
George Vievelrams
Myeathy Tau
Tee Lowe
Ielowkis
Gladstone
Lexonsiniy Lorcarlo
Lord Selborne
Niue Hamberkain
Giese
Two Bids Tendered For Bridge Construction Project
The record notes only two bids for building the bridge. The document lists figures for elevation, piling, and concrete work with various cost items including $12,000, $10,000, and other sums. Names and precise locations are unclear due to OCR errors, but the core item is bidding activity for the bridge and related structural tasks.
Burnham Family Pioneer of Bridgeport Industry and Public Service
William E. Burnham, longtime Bridgeport figure and retired manufacturer, rose from factory worker to vice president and general manager before leading public boards. He served as president of the Board of Apportionment and Taxation for eight years, sat on the Board of Library Directors, and was a Republican National Convention delegate in 1908. Burnham’s roots trace to Springfield and later Bridgeport, with the family linked to Eaton Cole and Burnham and Crane Valve, now Jenkins Valve.
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Willian E
Bill’ Burnham
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Based of Library Directors
Springfield
Ty Tie
Trieste
Buenhaio Wis
Bridgeport
Whad
Fair Arid
Main Street
DB. M
Durnham
Middlereel
Burnham
Middle Street
Warner Washings
Burniam
Stidgeport
Spi
Sul
Fairfeld Avenue
Connecticut
Seth BP
Cole
Werder Street
Venerns Ad Wits
Crane
Valve Company
Eaton, Cole and Puridais
Jenkins Valve Com
Oneg
Burnley
VTE
Yale
OREM
Fisther
Crane Valve Vhropany
Eaton, Cute and Hounhar Company
Burnheany
Wilia Ward
Young Boys Guided Through Peril by American Sentinels
The American Sentinels organization aims to guide sixteen-year-olds toward citizenship. Prominent leaders including President Wisrdins support a program to instill discipline, physical fitness, and social responsibility, preparing youths to resist negative influences and find their place in society.
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Cmwicisga
Seingerlist ‘Sembly
Arie Pn Bentinels
Inti
Hia
Wisrdins
Bors
Sn 2
Great Fakes Nislitian
Activitie
American Sentinels
Eitiz
St Kilda Island in mist and legends of ancient shores
The report describes St Kilda and nearby isles shrouded in fog for a week yearly, recounting legends of the Great Auk, ancient Cromlechs, Menhirs, and rugged landscapes. It notes native people, linguistic traits, and the Isles’ stark geography facing seasonal gales and heavy rainfall.
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ST. Kilda Island
Orkneys
Irish Sea
Uda Con Allier
Pontine
Ee Ra
Wien
Vna Berg Ng
Telestardy Broan
Seth Wilnolee
Houshew
St. Kitkuns
Enite Island
Selim
Fragmented OCR Text Summary of Curiosity Clip Items
An OCR noisy passage mentions curiosity clips and scattered phrases about people and places. The text is garbled with many broken names and nonsensical sequences, lacking coherent events or clear entities to anchor a factual summary.
Public golf links plan eyed by Bridgeport committees
Bridgeport committees study proposals for expanded public facilities including golf links, tennis courts, baseball and swimming pools. The report cites Beardstey Park and Emwell Pond plans, with committees named to assess athletic fields, playgrounds, and sewer work, aiming for next year’s improvements and community recreation.
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Mreshtint I
Pearson
Maren Yairoayt
Bridgeport
Tioir Courges
Abalmah Aghanun
Nridwepart
Jatal
Couintek
Enit
Buxelull
Coothui
Threnorbins
Wiersrouindemonittes Aldermiah Alond Bs
Venoss
Thyuteht
Ashmun
Venovs
Heyrdasey Park
Triq
Samed
Teeport
Milttes
Till Fellas
Rave
Swanson
Beardstey Park
Emmwell
Beardsick
Cocanes
Tren
Juble
H George
Park Commission
Athletic Feld
Real Athletic Feild
Tennia Court
Board of Recreation
Black Rock
Bhivk Reel
Sarver
Worlen Avenue
Fachild Wheeler
Gaban
Wileret Sanford
Alfred
Ehalrraai
Bath tubs for houses refused by Commons
A fragment mentions a debate on housing modernization and bathroom installations. Major Molloy is quoted on hygiene and neighborliness, and a reference to a Distinguished Service Order recipient highlights civic praise for practical improvements. The text reflects early 20th century wartime or postwar housing policy discourse with political figures and public health themes.
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Moan
P Conservatye
Wiedley
Major Molloy
Johnson Opposes World Court Plan In Senate Speech
Senator Johnson in a broad Foreign Affairs address rejected the World Court plan, arguing it would entangle the United States in European affairs. He warned that Europe shows little interest in the court, while America must avoid entangling alliances and focus on domestic needs. He named policy concerns and urged a cautious, independent American stance on international matters.
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Europe
International Court
Johnson
World Court
United States
League of Nazione
Great Britain
France
Aly
Japan
Herve
Tg Ie
Murop
Amanca
Laves
Jet
Nike
Dhathos Chirk
Hamilton
Mynkind
America
Seid
Oura
Gohnsos
England
Germaany
Italy
pHi
Alta
Gu Avery
Andor
Tee
Roexes
Republic
Jomaon
Rome
Terence
Atmerica
Jol
Harding
I Hughes
Hoover
Anerica
Lesland
Tutiana
Klan
Saul
John Cite
Potenohne
Yurene
Horne
Baltaving
Viners
American and British Tourists Avoid Berlin
Foreign visitors shun Berlin amid reports of high rates and passport delays. Hotels and shops in the city suffer as many foreigners skip the capital, blaming harsh passport procedures and steep charges for rooms.
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Berlin
Uteh
Stoner
Herlin
Ien
Eleven motorists arrested for varied offenses
Reading from a damaged dispatch, eleven motorists faced a range of charges after incidents yesterday. Names and specifics are garbled, but one driver was held on reckless driving and another for defective brakes.
Past Masters of St. John's Lodge in First Outing
The first annual outing of the Past Masters Association of St. John's Lodge No. 3 held at Champ's Farm Black Rock yesterday. Athletic events and a banquet followed. officers and a toast list were named among the Past Masters present.
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ST. John's Lodge
Masters’ Association of
St. John’s Lodge
Champ’s Farm
Black Rock
Daniel M
Rewlan
H. Peet
C. Nathaniel Worthen
George D. Phillips
William A. Lewis
Fred W. Tracer
Lou P Bristol
Matson C. Penfeld
Frank M. Canfield
EL To Beexingnan
George Tk. Kitubull
Srederink Skittran
Fiward H. Bradsley
Howard Wenzel
George W. Suns Werlin
Ite H. Steenberg
Albert B. Monlicinte
Viam D. Nickels
Doodle Bug Ants Feed On Insects In Sand Pits
A doodle bug, about an inch long, creates funnel shaped pits in dry sandy regions. It hides at the bottom with protruding jaws and drags insects into the pit as sand caves in, trapping prey for feeding.
Rules Chicken Broke Its Neck Murderer Freed in Oakbin
In WHICAGO suburb Oakbin, Watts is freed after appealing a justice of the peace’s $300 torturing fine. He faced charges for seizing and throwing two chickens over a fence, with the state unable to prove corpus delicti in the alleged killing.
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Watts
Oak
Juder David
Meetings Tonight Amid Fraternal Lodge Notices
A cluttered note lists various fraternal and auxiliary groups with addresses including Stratford avenue Cannon street and Elm street. It mentions Tangent councils and orders such as Daughters of Pocahontas and Royal Arcanum, plus local lodge rooms and meeting locations in Adelshinn, Ipswich area and surrounding streets.
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Mcowomroom Teive
TO. FM
Lee Mahetreetan Womens Council
Beach Niler Inder
OL. B. Tet Street
Adelshinn Linige
TO. OF
Song of St
Stratford Avenue
Inigiet Lodge
America
Cannon Steer
Subalpine Club
Ash Street
Ixynta Council
Powhahontas
Cannon Etreaet
Dorothe Stamm
Daughters of
Pochahontas
Calinon Street
Main Street
Cornelia Wilder
Leyva Gics
Royal Arcanum
Am Street
Lady
Lowe Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Broad Street Central Labor
Elm Stree Kimmerlin Lodge
Slate Streeul
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Pines
SLO
Prom
Gedstin
Pacunta
Dasa
Ty Taliesin
Ferox
Iran
Igor Gragite
Bill Burnham
Nary
Fis
Weeer Street
Burnhams
Kwight and Chapin Company
William E. Burnham
Washington
D.C
Kilda
Tebrides
Tslaads
Westland
I'S
Wis
Syax
Nationa
10. C
Puttin
Ronan
St. Wilde
Pat Peng
Metel
Hoyas
Franny Avery
Ting
Ifs
Lee Cones
Seettipad
Sittin
Feland
Isles
Benny
WDHB
Angients
Aidan Thanity
Cis Arenas
Dake
Sen. Johnson
Dominica
Cupamitier
Thinlander Waldo
George Fleury Payne
Campaien
Thuusevelt
Way
Hylan
AAM Midtrieller
Nex Pa Pens
Witla Randolph Hewat
Professor Secmeck
Paris
Mnteciae
Solatielis
Gulomeblic
Wesraig
Leggins
Heviise
Weil
Nien
Bond
Weivlenk
Mulemnion
Hegeshuen
Farresin
Antonjonite
Henry Theta
Joloi
Ealers Ny Amt
Nority
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