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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
6
A Philadelphia area report notes Butler attacks intolerance as a civilizing sign. The piece mentions Di Nicholas, Paul resident of Columbus, and a public vigil or discussion about bias. The text references National Padua Union and Cannondale, with a death and a grandmother’s wake.
An Notre Dame student returns to Norwalk after completing studies at the university. The student, who held a position at a local publication during college, declines further editorial duties. The report notes the professor's influence and the student’s ongoing ties to the area.
Noted hunter discusses decades of African excursions, describing regions visited, local guides, and notable encounters. The account promises vivid scenes of wildlife, travel challenges, and cultural observations drawn from a lifetime chasing big game.
A garbled 1920s style text references La Follette and associates plotting to align with the Russian Soviet regime, seeking to influence railroads and banks through a national cooperative movement. The piece warns of a push toward government ownership of key industries and condemns private enterprise as a threat to liberty.
The report describes the discovery of a woman's body near Niagara Falls after she reportedly went over the falls. Details mention a rock near Cave of the Winds, a ladder, and mentions of rescue attempts and identification notes, with limited readable names and uncertain specifics.
Two men, Selesramy Stski Peouls Lerman and his father Wsymin, were seriously injured when their car was struck by Abraham Boross of 879 East 74th Street Neon Vokes near Greenwich Hospital. The younger suffered severe facial and head lacerations, while the elder also endured serious head injuries.
William Barkhex and Mustafa Ahnat faced fines for peddling without licenses in civic court yesterday. Several defendants including residents on Washington Avenue and North Washington Avenue were fined amounts ranging from 25 to 87 dollars plus costs for related offenses, with some paying fines on the spot.
An unidentified robber fled after assaulting a victim, leaving them unconscious as a cash heist unfolded near West and Cermmescts. Police reported the incident as the robber escaped with an amount around $43, with nearby witnesses noting the sequence of events before the man vanished.
The sui brings Joseph and Mrs Buccino against Singer Manufacturing in Superior Court. They allege hammer vibrations from 1999 pound weights damaged plaster walls and furniture, shaking shelves. Buccino claims ongoing injury, seeks permanent injunction and about 10 000 dollars in damages.
The Harpers Weehh Corporation was granted exclusive right to bar the use of their name in a public or commercial context. Justice Plac issued the order after a dispute over brand identity and damages were considered.
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