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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
9
The New Haven meeting agenda includes a spring musical program with performances by Irish duets and local soloists. Guests and speakers from Bodewell and Webster area groups are listed, along with plans for a departmental convention on April 1 and a donor dinner.
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At the Lexington theatre a public miss meeting drew attendees including Rev. Bre Wiltan Merieshel T Berkefeles and Mrs Tobert J Syver. Admission was by tickets with most seats taken and headquarters noted.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice mentioning a "Man of Nazareth" and various odd names and phrases. It references classes, a school, a sheriff, and a mixed list of personal names and items, with unclear context and many garbled words.
A crowded evening at Marmony Lodge featured its second formal dance, with attendees listed among many names in attendance and the event organized by a committee led by chairwoman Arena tel. The program included performances and social mingling, reflecting a traditional lodge social season.
A local United Congregational church hosts a Lenten music program featuring a diverse lineup. Performers include violin and organ pieces, with a concert schedule and selections by noted composers.
Officials from multiple nations voiced hope for improved relations and steady signals amid renewed talks. Delegations discussed commerce, security, and mutual interests while stressing restraint and constructive dialogue to avert conflict.
Report on a covert pest menace impacting regions and a government inquiry into the science of early detection. The piece notes a five year gap since the last major records, and mentions congressional action and worker protections amid investigative details.
A garbled wartime era dispatch notes Palmer claiming Mexico intends to manufacture firearms domestically. The fragmentary text references arms supplies, presidential powers, and a questioned capital investment posture, with unclear dates or locations.
This item profiles a woman, Minor, as a national head candidate linked to the War era. It notes her New England birth, marriage, and public roles, including leadership in a state reform and farm initiative, with emphasis on her family ties and public service.
A damaged OCR snippet shows garbled text with unreadable names and references. Possible fragments mention people, a date, and events but the message is too corrupted to extract a coherent event, location, or outcome.
Massachusetts and New England face a severe ice gorge threat as floods loom. Destruction to farm and business areas prompts warnings. communities brace as rivers swell and ice jams worsen.
A report from New York states actor and publisher Diaries Dann Gibson paid 900000 for Life, a publication once owned by Andrew Gibson who died December 21. The publisher declined to deny or confirm the purchase amid rumors of the deal.
AMBRON GIN March 21 The constant pacing of the sentinel at former Emperor William's walks in the Bentinck castle garden has irritated the ex ruler during sermons. He was told a guitar savior tim so closely, but wants no sight.
March 21 report from London notes Prime Minister George Risheen jokingly inviting women to apply for a housekeeper at No 10 Downing Street. The plan drew mixed reactions as delegates and agencies rush to fill the role, but the PM has not secured a suitable applicant. The incident sparked debate on employment and gender roles.
In Rome on March 20 the Socialists move to abolish censorship as tensions rise over a battleground involving municipal clerk Verron A B P and his supposed stamp forgeries. The dispute centers on Irish societies and a controversial rubber stamp incident at City Hall.
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