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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
3
An envoy states Japan desires peace and fairness to all as nations seek a settlement. The message urges cooperation among powers to avoid conflict and promote international friendship, warning against aggressive moves and stressing patient, constructive diplomacy as vital to global stability.
A brief report notes the first gold sale since stabilization. It mentions a 22 pound mint grid and a transition period with banks adjusting to replenish supplies. The text suggests a government or central banking context and exports influence.
A Hartford resident was chosen as chair of the Safety Council by the Transformation Council of America. The committee, comprising twenty men and women, will direct an investigation into a light-related incident, with W M Pull of Hartford also serving on the panel.
A garbled Rhode Island transit case sees the Utilities Board deny a bus petition. The decision references public service standards and a six day delay timeline, noting the commission will meet to issue a formal ruling.
Hail damaged asparagus fields in a Bay State district, with seven to eight acres reportedly uprooted and several growers reporting losses. Wind and storm debris cluttered plots as farmers assessed impact while officials investigated the extent of damage to the seasonal crop.
Oklahoma bandits shoot town sheriff during a gold bank raid near Beggs. Two banks, National and First National, held up as residents pursue the thieves through rugged timber country. A voter of bullets hits a shopper, and deputy sheriffs exchange fire as the gang flees with about 18,000 dollars. Matthew Kimes, a fugitive, linked to multiple robberies across Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Kansas.
Catro May 145 AP. Discovery of the tomb of Queen Meresankh granddaughter of Cheops builder of the great pyramid reported by Harvard epigrapher Sodrenge Tiecsnan. Excavations near the Gist Dr Reisner site reveal a chapel with 20 statues and ruined wall niches.
The Norwalk Episcopal Church, an old parish, plans a new $149 000 home on the riverbank near St Pauls Street. The project, contracted with Max A Prot, hopes to replace the current wooden frame building dating to earlier times. The new structure, described as centric style, will be the fourth to house the church.
A case filed by Virgin Allen, known as Knicker Girl, sues the school and officials for 100000 alleging controversy over her attendance and dress. The petition lists Ferterson II and others as defendants in the dispute arising from her schooling and alleged harassment.
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