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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1926
Page
8
Report from Stamford describes an auto overturning injuring a Jamold Mucho and several others. Names include Robert Colwell and Charles Blaney with minor injuries. fire and medical responders transported victims to hospital while witnesses and bystanders looked on.
In the probate of a Hummel estate, the son contests the will. Hummel's former spouse and two sisters are named as beneficiaries, with an attorney filing appearances for the proceedings. The case seeks to prove the late owner’s wishes and challenge the will’s provisions amid expected hearings.
A London heist reports thieves striking the Guildhall and Royal Academy losses. Four John Constable studies and other works were stolen from the Royal Academy during a floating exhibit. The spree also touched pieces by American artist John Singer Sargent. Police investigate and survey the damage.
The government seeks to disallow an appeal in a conspiracy case against Albert Pall and others. It contends the appeal was filed after a two year delay, arguing the District Court of Appeals lacks jurisdiction. The motion aims to forestall further delays in the criminal proceedings.
The Methodist Episcopal Church today adopted a resolution supporting Philippine independence. The report notes strong sympathy with the Philippine national aspirations, while highlighting Protestant missionary positions and church membership in the Philippines.
Simuel Lavaius, a St Louis member of the executive board of the Southern Leu ind Sin T inrae tal, died after a street accident while at the hospital he was expected to recover but worsened and died. The town charmer in the control room, and several officials confirmed the tragedy at the hospital. The incident occurred during a luncheon gathering when he fell.
Fragmented text from a historic page mentions South Carolina, a jail, and a ward with unclear references. Readable parts indicate local officials or institutions, with scattered names and garbled phrases suggesting a penal or public safety context.
The Fairfield town meeting plans tax measures to fund school needs and road repairs. Officials note a 2.5 percent levy based on grain yields will raise revenue, with projected expenditures around 87 000. Proposals cover curb to curb paving on Post Road, equipment for fire department, and additional town projects pending voter approval.
An old advertisement promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for constipation and torpid liver. It claims not to contain calomel, stresses pleasant, mild action, and quick relief after one or two tablets at bedtime. No alarming side effects, promotes healthy digestion.
Old style ad copy promotes Musterole as a cleansing remedy for sore throats colds and chest conditions. It touts a milder children’s version and urges asking for Children’s Musterole while listing various mild ailments and applications.
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