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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
10
Fragmented story notes Westport planning a new state aid road to Weston. References to roads, bridge work, and local officials appear amid garbled OCR text. Mentions of community figures, schedules, and payments surface with unclear dates and places.
A plea seeks appointment of a receiver to manage affairs of Boston and Maine. The document mentions party names, court directions, bond issues, and potential trustees, aiming to stabilize assets and protect creditors.
A historical report notes a man from New England being ordered deported at the end of his sentencing. The article fragment details unclear names and scattered text about legal actions and officials, indicating a deportation outcome tied to a prior conviction. The illegible OCR segments obscure dates and locations but preserve the core event.
State police conducted three raids at Norwalk area stores arresting proprietors Walter Lonenar Onfis and Charley Roboush for illicit stock. About 790 gallons of wine and cider, beer, and alcohol valued over 600 dollars were seized. Proprietor Perey Novak and other figures faced bonds as courts weighed the evidence and charges.
Deputy coroner and county officials questioned Byron Palmer regarding the death of Teenard R Dein at Momaugun. Palmer said he acted spontaneously with no knowledge of the exact truth, and a key witness list was reviewed as authorities consider release in the coming days. Gerald Dean of Chicago arrived and was examined as the investigation proceeds.
Governor Alvin Fuller of Massachusetts denied the request to return a fugitive to his state. Russell is charged with a white descent and no requests from authorities were made. The tone suggests Texas will not become a refuge or collection agency for criminals.
In Port Westport a hay buyer fell twenty feet through a chute while handling hay. He suffered multiple injuries and seeks $25,000 in damages from Raymond Weil and others, with proceedings held by Judge John Banks and a Superio Court jury.
Community campaign reports gifts totaling 1369 dollars to aid tornado victims. Donations listed include multiple contributions and a local drive organized by the Red Cross chapter at 184 State Street, with volunteers coordinating relief efforts.
Will of Senator Glark filed and to be opened on April 6. Sparse readable lines note probate actions and official scheduling. May reference local parties and dates appears fragmented.
Michael Judge located his brother John after 30 years of no word. A Chicago police tip led to John, believed dead by Michael, now traced to Florida where authorities say he may have retired from public service.
At Champs Farm in Black Rock on Tuesday noon, William Ro Webster, president of Automatics Machine and American Fuba and Stamping, urged better understanding between employers and workers. He contrasted wealth creation in golf with industry and explained saving, risk, and investments, noting few reach top levels and many miss opportunities. The talk outlined how prudent saving doubles wealth and the role of risk in investments. The next meeting will address zoning questions under G Wo Zink, at the same venue.
Erie officials investigate a fatal fall after a clerk toppled from a delivery doorway to a window near the Pennsvigimet Building. Police probe suggests a possible accident amid a crowd as bystanders and pedestrians witness the scene.
An auto show opening near a London venue drew exhibitors and dealers amid a tense schedule. The event was linked to a high level meeting about new car side arrangements involving several industry leaders and a governing body. Organizers prepared for talks on a petition and allocations, with a focus on dealer participation and the rollout of new coordination systems.
Officials continue plans to repair a Norwalk firehouse after a suspicious blaze. Mayor Bogardus and Tug Committee pledge a thorough inquiry before naming a cause or assigning blame as volunteers and police review evidence and costs, including a $4000 estimate.
Gloria Swanson arrives in New York with her new husband after a Paris wedding. She plans a one and a half month tour with an American return to resume film work while supporting her family. The Marquise, a young woman of medium height, attire described, accompanies their arrival as Swanson looks forward to professional engagements.
The D A R convention opens in Ansonia this afternoon with chapters from Connecticut attending. The event includes reports and supper after sessions and is led by titled organizers and local figures as multiple delegates and committees gather for the gathering.
A fragmented OCR item discusses a city council session and a novel experiment described as a whisper win. It mentions a person named Wis, a Wey wisn Beta Ing Gollen Lil State, and references to a performance or achievement. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
A garbled report outlines Sinclair Oil’s concession on an island near Sasglalien and Soviet involvement. It references Soviet authorization, Japanese resistance, and tensions as governments dispute development.
The western tornado disaster reports total deaths at 827 with additional fatalities expected as rescue and relief efforts continue. Officials tally missing residents, note widespread homelessness, and mobilize aid to rebuild towns like Murphysboro and nearby areas. Communities scramble to fund shelters, food, and supplies while recovery teams assess extensive damage across Illinois.
The noted author Hamlin Garland and his daughter are slated to appear, with Garland expected to speak about his works and readings. The daughter will present selections and songs, described as possessing a beautiful voice and charm, drawing attention at a Wisconsin Iowa and Dakota tour.
A meeting of church leaders has been called for Wednesday to discuss relations between Bishop Brewster and the Trinity rector. The Whitehand ort notes indicate the gathering aims to advance church unity and address ongoing concerns, with Luther Michael to participate by letter and other delegates expected to attend.
The Weston Women’s Auxiliary schedules a Thursday entertainment featuring local groups and acts. The program includes light refreshments, a sequence of themed performances, and a charity component supporting community projects.
A woman said an unknown person attempted to enter her residence during the night. She reported hearing a disturbance and found a broken lock and tampering at the door, prompting police to investigate the scene for possible evidence.
An advertisement touts Poslam as a remedy that makes ugly pimples vanish and promises affordable pricing on all preparations. The text implies consumer benefit with simplified treatment and a cleaner complexion.
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