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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1923
Page
4
A defendant tells the judge he could not collect wagers on horse races. The narrative mentions Ansonia names and a land connection to a race, with references to payments and finances. The report notes ongoing proceedings Tuesday.
German foreign minister is cleared after investigation by authorities. The probe into alleged involvement in an assassination plot concluded without evidence linking him to the crime.
The obituary notices describe funeral services for detective Sergeant John Burns and others. The processions moved from homes to churches, with officials and police escorts. Clergy conducted requiems at St Augustine's and St Michaels Cemeteries, with multiple bearers and family members in attendance.
A fragmented personal reminiscence titled The Belle of the Ball by Louise Ashley describes a social scene with mentions of a yacht and a distant celebration. The text blends memories of romance and social ambition with garbled phrases suggesting a party atmosphere and evolving relationships. The article lacks cohesive details but centers on social standing and artistic performance.
Walling, head of the Rhode Island conservation body, spoke before the county chamber, endorsing a bill to regulate algae pollution. A delegation will travel to Hartford for a hearing, with attendees including A. J. Williamson, John Mathys, Tart Cready and Wilbur Smith.
Local health board meeting ends without approving salary increases for department staff. A lengthy executive session focused on department activities for the coming year. Several obituaries and funeral notices follow, detailing local residents' deaths and services.
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