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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
20
In a damaged report from the town, several Americans were killed in a nightlife-tinged assault blamed on enemy forces. Names and exact relations are unclear, but among the deceased are a George Dyer and his wife, G. Lee and wife, and June, along with two children. The victims were workers for a local gold company and feared lost.
Fragmentary notes suggest a death linked to a conflict or investigation. Names and concrete details are unreadable, but the fragment mentions a clan, a person named Milis, and a reference to near a location miles from a point of conflict. No clear dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed.
Government plans to issue new money with a six percent rate for a one year term. Proceeds totaled about $100 million will be offered and inspected for both issues, with timing including January 3 and June 1 as key dates.
New York reports Arnstein appearing in the United States district court under the supervision of a bankruptcy judge. He declares assets and liabilities show no bankruptcy, noting no stocks or bonds and a net value of about $13,060 against claimed assets of roughly $14,500.
A muddled text cites Knox asserting U.S. policy on liquor and federal acts hinges on Congress. It mentions Chief Williams Sheen of Snohomish School in Telitip, Wash, and notes someone planning to travel to New York. The fragmentary passage hints at legislative limits and authority.
A garbled wire service style bulletin describes multiple events across Europe and the Americas. Names such as Naz, Serbs, Taner, Crimea, and Landon appear amid scattered references to trials, sentences, and political shifts. The text is highly distorted but suggests coverage of legal actions, geopolitical unrest, and postwar realignments.
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