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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1927
Page
3
The Milford Garden Club plans a bird house building contest for local children. Entries due with feathered shelter designs for wrens and other birds, judging April 1, with prizes announced later.
Secretary Kellogg denied any instruction to U S officials to back Adolfo Diaz or any candidate in Nicaragua. He stated no such document existed and no orders were given. Washington officials reviewed the report and said no communication directed at Diaz or the Nicaraguan presidency was sent.
Milford March 14 Special Arther t Russell Walnut Beach resident missing since Friday was found dead in his Treekdale avenue home. An open gas cock and an empty gas meter indicated accidental poisoning. Dr W J Tl Fisher declared death about three days old. Russell, married but estranged, was discovered by friends Chaude Howard Roach and Joseph Sho. Police assisted. Body moved to George J Smith and Son undertaking parlors. Survivors not located.
Stamford report states Ronald Lingard and his son claim compensation after the Flycourt school fire in Greenwich Lee. They allege Lingarde was urged by his employer to aid firefighters and entered the burning building to help others, his body recovered two days later from the ruins. The case proceeds before the Compensation Commissioner TL Guckinghan.
A string of arrests tied to blue law golf activities in Columbia, with defendants entering pledges for jury trials. Governor Tachi announced measures, while the court plots set for next Monday outline further proceedings.
Widow of a janitor pursues compensation following a workplace incident at the school. The claim outlines injuries from a mowing accident and notes the involvement of a duty clerk and local officials.
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