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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
7
Stratford scene reports an inventory placing significant value on the Cleage estate, largely real estate, with estimates near half a million as probate actions progress. Delia F. B. Wile’s probate details noted while other estates and church activities occupy local attention.
The Milford High School class of 1923 will hold graduation exercises at Central Grammar School on Thursday June 21 at eight o'clock. Fourteen graduates will receive diplomas across General College Commercial and other tracks. Salutatory by Richard Nathan Platt and valedictory by Miss Wiertrude Edna Broadwell. Diploma presentations by Hon. O W Vi et t. Invocations by Rev Charles J Aikins. Officers named: President Gertrude Knadw re, Vice President Frankiin A. Smith, Secretary Helen Burwell, Treasurer Leon Viator Lefiald.
New Canaan prepares a large reservoir with capacity for two trillion gallons to serve Stamford. The project required moving Danbury to the east and building a new road linking the valley with High Ridge while two years of work are nearing finish next year.
Colorado governor intervenes to stop a planned railroad stoppage impacting unions and transportation. Officials cite public safety and economic disruption while negotiating terms with labor representatives. No immediate court action reported.
A Bridgeston area couple celebrated a golden jubilee with a reception. Family members from New York and Bridgensport attended, including Mrs. William Buell and Mr. Freda Murphy. The event highlighted long residence and community ties, with Mr and Mrs Murphy noted as longtime Bridgensport residents.
Park golfers must report to the golf house before starting play to help track人数 on the links and avoid interfering with others, announced yesterday by P. L. V. Gahan, Superintendent of the board of Recreation. The rule aims to reduce confusion and ensure smooth play on the course.
The dispatch reports a Bulgarian bread tax reduction amid political chatter in Sofia. An Associated Press dispatch notes tensions, calls to action, and a rallying appeal to comrades to resist pressure from the bourgeois government. The article mentions a reform aimed at lowering the price of bread.
James M. Glassman head of J. M. Glassman and Company and State street Boston was expelled by the Consolidated Stock Exchange board for alleged fraud and false pretenses. Glassman appeared and defended himself. his membership had been admitted on March 14, 1908.
A troubled naval scandal emerges as midshipmen face arrest on charges of making false statements. Admiral Wilson reports the investigation, naming Pawo of South Dakota and Coat of New York among those involved as the case unfolds.
Fragmentary text shows an American allegedly purchasing a stolen Virgin statue amid references to Paris New York and various names. The piece lacks clear context, dates, or verifiable details, making specifics uncertain while implying a cross city intrigue around the statue.
The report notes no clear path to a Mexican recognition pact as Washington and Mexico address outstanding questions. Officials indicate ongoing discussions focus on establishing formal ties and clarifying terms, with no final agreement announced yet.
A Bridgeport narrative traces E T Bedford once selling fruit on city streets and now heading a major international industry. The piece highlights his philanthropy, methods of wealth, and the enduring impact of his charitable channels, with references to Westport Norwalk and the broader business world.
A garbled account describes famous horses, training, and high prices amid a chaotic industry. It mentions Bedfort, Mae Pinos Shanvawry Betis, and a large sum for a prized animal, then tangles into interviews and odd perceptions of success and honesty in trade.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local notice with scattered names and places. It mentions Milford, a TRATi topic, months, and various entities such as channels, churches, and individuals, but specifics are unclear. The piece resembles a disrupted historical layout with many unreadable tokens and partial phrases.
A garbled historical note urges youth not to fear hard work and criticism. It claims fundamentals of success are universal across fields and stresses merit over formal credentials, noting many successful people share similar early missteps and seek advice.
unreadable OCR excerpt yields no coherent events or named entities to summarize into a factual card. The readable content lacks identifiable people organizations places dates or events to anchor a valid T and S.
Fragmented text describes a woman aiding an apparent flight or escape linked to Daugherty. Names and places are garbled. readable items mention Mae Daneheris, Hibmar roth, and references to individuals and affiliations. The piece reads like a partial court or crime note with uncertain details and many obscurities.
A fragmentary notice reports a man driving his wife from their home and receiving a fine of 25 dollars. The garbled OCR yields names and details unclear, but the core action is lawful punishment for domestic disturbance. The text also references additional monetary penalties and court actions in an unreadable sequence.
In a cryptic endurement from June 18, a judge referred to as Grout is described as suffering a baffling disease. The garbled text cites unclear references to proceedings, locations, and names, noting intermittent improvement but recurring distress during the trial schedule.
June 1 session before Judge Clarke heard pleas of not guilty in multiple cases. Gustina Silic testified that both the father and stepfather of her child abused and deprived food, prompting the daughter to miss school. The family’s oldest son, 17, and other relatives were discussed as investigators prepare to secure assistance for the child to attend school. The court considered a two week delay to gather evidence.
A court accepted a claim arising from a car accident near Fairview on June 16. Deputy Sheriff William J. Good investigated, noting an unlit truck struck the victim’s car, then disappeared. A garage attendant later confirmed a mobile truck near the scene within the time frame.
Massachusetts man fined 430 dollars and costs by a judge for violating the Wagener law after admitting to selling spirits to six needy friends. The case cited a five gallon jug and various bottle contents found in his home, with his wife noting the sales to friends. He previously faced a similar charge last year for selling liquor to a man later killed in an automobile accident.
A garbled real estate notice shows Fairfield Realty Market active with numerous deeds and property transfers. Names and streets appear, including Fairfield streets, Union City avenues, and Pequot Road, with various parcel measurements and buyer details obscured by OCR errors.
A court filing accuses an elderly woman of imprisonment or detention. The document references Mary Ann Mor and names officials in a Belfast or similar court, with unclear dates and procedural notes. The piece notes detention and a subeditorial clerk or registrar handling preliminary steps.
Beach regulations permit one-piece swimsuits at Compo Beach this year while banning dogs off-leash, ball play in the sand or water, and any form of loud music. Officials emphasize town control, fees from out-of-town visitors, and enforcement of leash and safety rules to protect the premises.
A donation of 1500 was reported for the Shelton School gymnasium project. The gift arrives amid notes of ongoing fundraising during pupil vacation and a ceremony where the amount was presented to the school principal.
York June 16 Anna EL fi of Spring Caller SY who last week called in and said the patient is comfortable today. The report notes the likely future outcome of the treatment and its uncertain success, with doctors cautious about definite prognoses.
The Commons reject a proposal to abolish the sugar tariff amid confusion. An amendment to the user fitness bill sparks debate as members from various factions weigh the impact on trade and prices. Officials anticipate further sessions to discuss the program and potential schedules.
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