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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1920
Page
20
A terse foreign ministry briefing from Mo NE shows China denying recognition of Soviet ties and rebuts claims that Peking has acknowledged Soviet links. Officials emphasize China’s stance remains unchanged amid speculative reports from overseas sources.
A fragmented excerpt discusses a diplomat's stance in negotiations, noting withdrawal and formal talks. It mentions observers and unspecified parties in a distant setting, with scattered terms like March and spectators. The text is garbled but hints at strategic patience while negotiations unfold.
Discussion in the Methodist Episcopal Church session on permitting women to serve in ministry. A resolution and supporting arguments were considered, with debate leading to a committee referral for further study.
French strike leaders announce expanded action as electric plant workers join the walkout, aiming to disrupt transportation and public services. Government forecasts rail workers to return to work today. reports indicate widespread disruption but some lines returning to normal.
Alfred Symes told police he stripped on the street to search for lost money. He said, I was looking for it, explaining the motive behind the dramatic act. Authorities noted his claim as part of the ongoing inquiry.
A garbled OCR segment lists Bridgeport firms and executives including Bassick, Burritt, Garett, and the Bridgeport Savings Bank. It mentions attorneys and various companies in what appears to be a directory or notice with limited readable details.
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