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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
9
A disjointed notice indicates veterans groups will hold a meeting in the auditorium to discuss attending memorial services, participating in a gay parade, and proposing ideas to speed up administrative processes.
The United Church faces a decision on its site at Broadton and Bank streets as members debate whether to dispose of the property or build a larger church. Dr Wilton Frorace May text notes a vote on future use, with trustees and society members weighing the site’s fate amid community plans and fuel concerns.
In a senior class production at the Nenier high school tonight Bill Coon will portray the role of Ethel Baker, a strikingly unattractive heroine in Booth Tarkington’s work. Anherr Wilson plays Genesis with trained dogs used as part of the act. Several cast preparations are noted as the evening performance nears.
Royal bankruptcy court in Yerndiinvs approves settlement offers with creditors at 9 percent discount and 16 percent on certain claims. Trusts named in the estate of the Aston Anton Gar Company oversee sale actions. Joly Nearh reported a murder tied to the case. TUehura S. Swain appointed trustee for Connecticut Dry Alice Company bankruptcy.
Fragmentary dispatch from Nashville notes an alleged attempt to blow a Tennessee dam, with dye gas and explosive rumors. Several fumbled details reference the governor and a tower. officials reported spills and a leak prompting relief efforts amid confusion.
The document notes an indictment of Acosta, identified as an auto speedster, by a grand jury. The rest of the readable fragments reference unrelated names and garbled text, leaving the core fact of the indictment.
Fragmented OCR text describes a tonic or remedy claiming to purify the liver and clear digestion. It mentions benefits like cleansing the liver and improving tone. Details are unclear and not tied to identifiable people or organizations.
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