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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1923
Page
5
A P A board expert leads a weeklong survey into traffic and trolley operation in Bridgeport. The study examines routing issues on Main Street and Fairfield Avenue and driver duties during peak congestion. Findings may lead to new crew orders and changes to car operations.
A prize cow drew three hundred callers as Luise 1 guided by a farmer won favor at a dinner. The animal produced 1,630 pounds of butter, signaling its strong milk yield and potential value for the winner.
Police report a man named Han Watles in Bay Norwalk confessing to three bold robberies near Watles and West Avenue. Investigation ties him to the Pernih case and a victim who was held up. bonds set at $1,000 as officers pursue charges and apprehension.
Fragmented OCR text shows a court appeal involving a kidnapped boy and his father. Names appear garbled, with references to legal action and possible hearings. The readable core reflects a legal case centered on familial abduction and judicial review.
Milford Legion posts line up a Salvation Army drive under Samuel L. Rinkles. Meetings at the Legion hall plan layouts, with a second gathering at Fellows' Hall to finalize arrangements. Committee members George I. Weer and C. Thanium Takver lead efforts to inform women voters about the referendum. Fire losses reach 700 dollars with 8% April alarms, while Devon Parent-Teachers Association prepares for its May meeting at Devon School.
The text describes a supposed Indian remedy used to treat an intestinal disease. It alleges a cure rate and criticizes siege conditions and poisonous substances. The fragment mentions indigenous people, a named remedy, and a government or civic response urging study or action.
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