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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1920
Page
3
A fragment reports a late evening gathering described as a great noisy affair chaired by stronger associations. The wording is garbled but suggests the event proceeded without incident and involved local groups coordinating activities.
Paris reports after fourteen months of research physiologists prove Henri Landru cremated at least three victims at Gambais villa. Fire residues include bones and teeth. experts say animals flesh used to mask remains. Trial expected August. In New York, postwar prosperity boosts the summer theatre season with a dominance of musical comedies. Producers note further expansion and new venues as Wall Street themes appear popular.
Federal auditors under United States Attorney Gallacher started an official audit of Ponzi's books and records to determine solvency and uncover possible irregularities. The action marks a formal step in the Ponzi investigation and aims to verify financial solvency through document review.
A fragment notes that these Sets are inexpensive and all be burned, raising safety worries as material use and fire risk are discussed. No further details are available in the readable text.
Wweenadl Utah July 0 A sheep herder John Bonnell and many sheep were driven over a precipice after Bonnell was shot in the stomach by a ranch granther who fired at him from Bonnell camp near the Colorado state line. The incident followed Bonnell waking to what he thought was a coyote. Price, a camp tender, reported Bonnell’s death and described the sequence.
Edward Lapoint was arrested in Sebec and charged with the murders of his wife Gladys Lapoint and his mother-in-law Mrs. Jamine Crosby Higgins. Both victims were shot with a rifle after Lapoint reportedly acted following a separation dispute. Mrs Higgins was bedridden and shot through the neck. Lapoint’s wife died from the same rifle assault.
The Mackintosh captain explains that a supposed burning tanker off Avalon was oil slicks from the Cabrillo evaporating on the surface. Oil and fumes caused a flashing fire scare, as fishermen reported burning debris but the ship Cabrillo had gone arou nd.
The text describes a Washington parade featuring governor supporters, with the crowd shouting greetings to figures like Jim Cox and Buck, Ike, and Charley. The governor cites 12 years of support and expresses pride in his leadership while plans for a press-ready address circulate for tomorrow.
Obituaries describe Hobart R Wheeler funeral at 2:99 P M from 667 State Street with Rev S F Sherman Jr and Rev L R Sheffield. pallbearers listed and burial at Long Hill cemetery. Separate notice for Mary A jon funeral from 96 W low avenue Stratford at 9 AM with pallbearers and burial at St Michael's cemetery. Carmody Michael known locally died at New Town aged 44 with funeral planned at St Newtwn cemetery. Willie children and siblings listed among survivors.
The forecast calls for fair conditions across Southern New England with showers Sunday. Northern New England expected to be partly cloudy Saturday with possible showers Sunday. Temperatures remain steady. Offshore Atlantic winds shift to fresh south and southwest, with Sandy Hook to Hatteras experiencing moderate winds and varied conditions including night showers in some areas.
Senator Harding pushes a stance on the League of Nations amid Democratic fundraising criticism. He hints at a front porch campaign while pressuring Governor Cox on treaty terms and Article Ten, with party leaders signaling progressivism as the campaign’s pivotal issue.
Fragmented remarks show Walsh aligning with Governor Cox after a stormy setup while denying hard shifts on key issues. The Democratic faction tightens around unity despite past opposition to Achiel Ten, as tensions surface over strategy and future directions.
Saranac Lake, N Y July Ad veteran baseball figure Kristy Matthewson is seriously ill with tuberculosis. He has undergone treatment and is resting in a room, with his condition described as not immediately alarming. The famed pitcher and former manager left the New York Nations to join Circinnattions Meague as coach.
A July 30 report notes a prayer service for President Wilran at the White House with Rev Tom Neknerty of John Wesley Church. It marks twenty years since his first visit with his wife to clasp hands with President McKinley. Polish envoys are prepared to cross front lines by evening as tensions with Bolshevsky linger. A world census lists 672 active volcanoes.
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