05 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
1
A large labor rally in an unspecified city featured a woman pushing a baby leading about 4 000 striking workers as police watched an armored car sent by the newspaper. Reports describe tense scenes with various bystanders and police concern, noting the crowd's energy and the lack of major interference.
A community meeting of Lumme Ge rural township discusses forming an Auto Club. Attendees review purposes, committee structure, and future activities, aiming to recruit members and set early steps for chartering the club. Leaders propose a tentative timeline and plan for a kickoff event next month.
Police found the missing girl in a Waterville residence after days of search. Authorities confirmed the relief of her family and continued monitoring to ensure her safety. No further details were released pending the investigation.
A fragment reports Frauleins in the city resisting haircuts to mimic Mussolini style, citing fashion from provincial towns. The piece references a social group promoting the look, noting tensions and misinformed ideas about German politics and beauty norms.
The page bundles political committee meetings, court actions, and local political figures. It mentions a crime victim, damages, and a barbershop case, with references to taxes, rents, and a federal or state inquiry. Local campaigns and legislative notes appear alongside stock market and economic data, including bond activity and wheat prices.
The inquiry into Gilpatrick, tied to the Putnam bank failure, ends a first phase but reveals several financial disclosures. He faces ongoing scrutiny for alleged misappropriation and bookkeeping irregularities, with creditors to be addressed as investigators continue.
Officials report a Norwalk raid targeting two establishments amid arrests on multiple charges. Authorities say suspects faced booking on illegal liquid dealings and related offenses as part of a wider operation. Police emphasized ongoing investigations and the need for public safety measures in the area.
A burglar evaded capture after breaking into multiple districts through a second story window. Witnesses aided investigators with sightings as police closed in, detailing the burglar’s methods and the harrowing escape. The effort focuses on tracking the suspect through recent incidents and securing his capture.
Fragment from a notice describing Chapman presenting a poem titled Poor Reward Was His to be read publicly at Wethersfield penitentiary Apil Lonnértiout and his attorney Liederick Groehl attended The verses evoke peace and a distant war image amid a courtroom and prison setting The text reflects a sensational old newspaper style with limited legible details and several garbled phrases
Mother Superior Tentensa, founder of the order, described persecution of nuns and priests in Mexico. She said the convent is under threat, sisters are hiding, and years of work are being destroyed as government actions push exiled clergy to leave.
Fragmented report details a Beaghs family dispute over a 100000 trust fund and alleged misuses. Mrs Watson accuses Beards and Stanley of improper spending while Winbird and Winflid are cited in claims of maintenance and schooling needs. The narrative references trust administration, weekly payments, and a contested guardianship amid family tensions and potential legal action.
A long, fragmentary account describes Cuba signing a pact to curb smuggling linked to a murder case. Clues point to New York connections and a web of actors including government figures, with the case prompting questions about who fled, who was involved, and where the purported conspirators are now.
Government moves under the Clayton Act against National Food Products Corp. and affiliates in a New York federal case. Decree requires divestiture of stock, disbands food trust plans, and bars cooperation among connected firms. Officials say outcome blocks broader price fixing and distribution schemes across New York, Philadelphia, and other states.
Reports say seventeen sailors were rescued after spending days afloat on a small schooner. The Ireland Amen liner Volendam ferried them to New York while their vessel drifted off Newfoundland. Salvage authorities note Captain Takenny led the vessel during the perilous voyage.
University officials outline higher admission for nonstudents amid plans to fund facilities and improvements. The policy affects major matchups and draws concern from alumni and supporters, with timelines and approval noted for further detail on a subsequent page.
Charles Kling a longtime train despatcher at Grand Central station for the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad died in Stamford hospital from hiccoughs and a kidney ailment after two weeks of deteriorating health. He lived at 29 Suburban avenue and was a father of five. He had worked for the railroad for many years.
Market activity rebounded after a week of liquidation with a sensational rally led by strong financial interests. The average of 20 leading industrials rose about 50 points, while rail shares gained 26 points as the market steadied and trading volume dipped.
In a tale of romance and royal intrigue, March 4 reports Prainwearolt of Roumania plans to travel to the United States seeking a professional role amid a scheme involving his liaison with Mme Lupese Iois and a potential bid for the Rewmamun throne. The plot centers on money, notoriety, and the risk of leaving Mize Jupescu behind as he considers U.S. employment to fund ambitions and divert attention from dynastic aims.
A fragmented report details a dancing girl described as causing a ruination who marries a merchant. Allegations claim she sought protection from a wealthy Pombi merchant after being cast aside, with assailants arrested and some convicted. The piece notes a local abdication in favor of an 18 year old son, amid ongoing political maneuvering.
A disputed peace conference between Republican state and city factions ends with leaders’ caution on publicity. Mayors Behrens and allies, plus State Chairman Roraback and Postmaster Connor, discuss terms as King faction faces a leadership shakeup. A committee meeting is set to release a report tonight.
A fragmented report discusses Britain's stance on Germany and the Geneva League of Nations meeting. It notes statements by Austen Chamberlain and Lloyd George, with references to France and other leaders and a focus on foreign policy during the period. The piece hints at partisan tension and continuation on the next page.
Brinson Smith, a former member of the community, faces charges after a disputed incident. The case involves alleged theft and an unpaid debt, with authorities pursuing action if a sentence is not completed. The report notes confusion in the narration and mentions New York and Tilocada as contextual references.
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