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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
7
Judge Mitton A Shumway retiring state referee will hear a number of divorce cases starting at 2 o clock. Cases listed include Track Hecker vs. The Pyle and Tomine Company Amos Barre L Mead vs Ethelyn S Tritey Mead. Four cases set for tomorrow and four for Thursday.
Fragments indicate a planned operation under local ACL conditions this noon. Details are unclear but a health team led by Gye Teon is coordinating the procedure.
Frances Slea of New York sues in Superior Court for 19000 alleging van Slater caused injuries on Lingmi buham road. She claims the incident occurred near Greenwich. complaint filed in January.
Local report notes a man linked to an incident in Mosains Hilton. authorities describe the case as a targeted crime involving rugs and a state context. Multiple details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A representative of the Y. M. Re division notes a gathering of 600 boys' wearers and trainees from multiple nations at Bune Ridge in South Carolina. The event includes gascola via workers and the presence of leaders guiding the assembly.
Fragmentary OCR yields a jagged note on Paterson hotel and wartime events. Names, dates, places are unreadable. no clear actions or outcomes are legible.
Article provides a fragmented note about George M Millet and a release by a department. Readable elements include names and a departmental reference, hinting at an official action or notice without clear context or dates.
A fragmentary report describes a man, Andrew Teanklin, injured by a trolley on Nett Street at dawn. Police and witnesses investigated the scene as authorities work to recover details from the incident yesterday.
The text extols the Gillette Big Fellow razor highlighting its larger handle and head, two edged high carbon steel blade, factory sharpening, and long lasting edges. It promotes easy shaving with no strapping or honing and claims blades are inexpensive compared to a man’s time or temper.
A damaged transcript shows a sister’s murder trial with the defendant detailing a confrontation in a bedroom. The witness describes a pistol pointed at the head and two gunshots, as the jury hears the chilling account from the accused.
A three masted schooner from Nova Scotia arrived yesterday bearing lumber for A W Urent Co. The vessel towed by the Charles McWilliams moved along the Sound toward Bridgeport. Fire aboard led to a later rescue attempt by the Coast Guard crew.
Coroner Phelan opened a probe into a motorcycle crash Sunday morning at Mad ON. Witnesses testified as John Scocco of 1836 Seaview Avenue and brothers John and Tony were seriously injured with fractured skulls. Condition listed as dangerous at St Vincent's Hospital.
Ta May 24 The general conference adopted the committee report on unification of the Methodist Episcopal church with the Methodist Episcopal church south. It recommends a joint convention of up to 400 members to work out details of acceptable unification.
Famous Yale football coach Walter Camp and J Halliday superintendent of transportation will address the Connecticut Purchasing Agents' Association at tonight's Waterbury meeting. Camp to speak on how ten Jeeps fit and Halliday to discuss traffic problems.
May 24 CIMCAGO reports the labor board faces inquiries on granting retroactive wage increases beyond March 1 1919. Railway employers seek retroactive raises to January 7 1919 and August 1 1918. Lieutenant Keating a notable figure linked to a galantey case is mentioned amid a damaged report.
Warvey Talmaiga, 33 Yale Street, to be arraigned in City Court this morning on a burglary charge. He was arrested in New York last week for allegedly entering Harold L. Fray's garage at 153 Sharwood Avenue and stealing an automobile.
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