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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
2
Testimony expands as Shepherd defense introduces new witnesses centering on a typhoid germ case and claimed chemical evidence. The proceeding details medical experts, hospital patient references, and disputed diagnoses amid the murder inquiry.
A Boy Scout named Bitton a resident of Pskov and a man attended a medical event at an emergency hospital. The report notes the night’s events and the local response.
Warren Stone, prominent figure in the oil and banking sectors, died in a hospital after a long illness. He led the Stone Cooperative Bank and played a key role in regional industrial consolidation, guiding eastern and western divisions through arbitration and reform. His death follows decades of active public service and business leadership.
A man stabbed in a fight at 1087 Broad Street is expected to recover. Police report the altercation involved Nathanid Wheeler Toot and other local suspects. Witnesses say the victim, described as 46, sustained injuries during the incident at Nutmeg emampmpat area near Browud Street.
The article lists numerous streets and avenues slated for paving across eight districts, naming Aldermen responsible in each. Streets include Madison, Wayne, Main, Glenwood, Harlem, Sehl, Goddard, Livingston, and many more with block-by-block details and district assignments.
Stratford June 12 booster club notes last meeting of the season held at the center school. Baseball players were awarded letters and will play next week. Solhan Triedmian spoke on government summer civilmilitary training camp. Letters awarded to Andrew Sloolinake Taka Renhot Harold Peek Pred Knol lok James Catalano Cane Starle John Bahan Walter Poddard Ma Wird Wolley Slogtmake. Howard Dunbar to enter Columbia. Cornell plans noted.
Reports from Hankow describe a calm amid rising anti foreign and anti Christian sentiment. Missionaries are withdrawing from outlying posts as Chinese and foreign factions tense the political scene in Hupeh and Hunan provinces. Local authorities threaten harsh action against disturbances while stationed troops guard the foreign concession.
Norwalk residents report a man shot in the left hand late tonight on a quiet street. The injured man declines to name his assailant and says he fired in self defense during a confrontation. Local authorities transport him to the Norwalk Hospital for treatment. the incident remains under investigation.
Pupils of three classes received diplomas from Smith School at graduation held yesterday in the Peeples Presbyterian church. A procession accompanied the graduates as kindergarten children saluted with the class colors.
A well attended reception at the Stratfield hotel honored Forisverett Cortright, superintendent of schools in Bridgeport. Speakers praised his service to education and the community, noting his devout work for God and lasting impact on local schools. Kreisler and others reflected on his future ventures while presenting a gold Masonic charter.
In Norwalk a court issued a temporary injunction halting interference during a strike at the Bergh Hat Company. The action stems from a labor dispute between the United Hatters of Lothimeric and the plant’s workers, following ongoing stoppage.
The closing exercises of the Bridgeport Engineering Institute were held at Bridgeport High School last evening. No diplomas were issued as the institute had only recently begun operations in fall. Directors attended the ceremony and presented names of several graduates and attendees.
Report states two girls were hit by an automobile with slight injuries. Details are unclear from the readable text, but witnesses note no serious harm.
The attorney general traveled to multiple colleges including Norwich and Widdlburgh for honorary degree ceremonies. He spoke about law education, met faculty, and emphasized public service during a brief campus tour.
A dispatch reports US policy demanding Mexico uphold its obligations under agrarian era treaties. It asserts Mexico must compensate Americans for properties seized and safeguard lives, with Ambassador Sheffield backing firm action. The Mexican envoy expressed surprise at Kellogg’s statement, noting no new pending dem
A 1921 note states Mexico would reimburse national damages from the revolution on an equity basis, with the government led by President Colca elected by workers and small farmers, and emphasizes the ambassador Teltex’s firm stance in international relations.
Chauncey M Depew chairman of the New York Central Railroad spoke on the new radio station's opening program. He joined a dozen Broadway stars in a light entertainment segment and shared sprightly reminiscences of his youth.
Report notes Queen Mary favors a specific geranium color for the grand bedding opposite Buckingham Palace. The drummer of the royal guard is cited as noting Her Majesty’s preference, linking the shade to the royal plantings and ceremonial display.
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