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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
3
Navy researchers claim a new undersea torch can burn through steel at great depths to open sunken submarines. The device uses compressed air and oxygen to shield the flame, enabling cutting operations while submerged.
Beverly Wass Morehth AP reports John Fo Dusnvato of the 1st shoe pegging machine died at his home after a long illness. He was 18 years in Ris v4th year Antine of St Philipp tatauds hemme Baslon. He began Day Mecain company in Marlboro after inventing the shoe pegging machine. He sold his basis in the United Shoe Wicher company in 1896 and was inventor for that company, retiring five years prior.
A reader credits Father Johns Medicine with curing recurring colds, banishing fever, and improving sleep. The note claims weight gain from the medicine and praises its gentle, non-addictive ingredients suitable for the whole family.
Waterbury March 10 AP Luigi Micolal alleged slavor of J Ti McDonald in a street brawl must face a jury on murder charge Judge John F Mechath City Court refused to listen to a petition to change the charge from murder to lesser offense Walter the only witness testified he saw the two men grappling and falling McDonald shouted I been stabbed then fled after bleeding from injuries near Laigh where an artery was severed
Receiver in Putnam reports recovering 2900 dollars after Gilpatric visit, detailing disposition of bank funds, state bonds, and losses. He notes costs, verification via vouchers, and that no fraud occurred, with Guilpatric’s statements corroborated by records and receipts.
Reporter notes that M Namara may be appointed sanitary inspector of the Board of Health for the Twenty district, replacing Mulline and Wolfe. Rumors mention Toomey and McNamara connections, with delays in inspector selection and possible city corruption concerns amid political maneuvering.
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