Fragmentary garment note from a 19th century botched OCR
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a taffeta underskirt and dampening before wear. The text is incomplete and lacks clear place, date, or named entities to provide a full summary.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a taffeta underskirt and dampening before wear. The text is incomplete and lacks clear place, date, or named entities to provide a full summary.
CIMICAGO May 20. Police disclosed that a labor leader now under indictment for murder in deaths of two policemen and linked to labor bombings is suspected as the head of a nationwide automobile theft ring with Chicago roots. The ring operates from a field center run by William Smith and extended into the East and South, stealing and dispersing cars valued at about 509000 dollars. Arrests include John Rogers and others tied to stolen autos.
Normand F Allen retired merchant of Hartford died tonight at his summer home in En Nelda. He resigned last June as president and treasurer of the Gage Allen Company and was a former president of the public and commanders association of Knights Templar of Connecticut. He was 50, leaving a wife a son and three daughters.
A May 30 parade led by Acting Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt and delegations from the American Legion the G A F teletans of the Spanish American War and Boy Scouts opened memorial services for the late President Theodore Roosevelt at Youngs Memorial Cemetery Oyster Bay New York More than 6 000 people attended the grave ceremony with 200 members representing the Intercollegiate Association of New York participating in the event.
May Washington report states a historic flag flown from the Eiffel Tower to mark America's entry into World War I became permanent national property. President Harding received the flag from Ambassador Jusserand, with General Pershing and AEF officers present. The flag will be housed in the national museum beside other war souvenirs.
New York May 1. Willam Rosendorf of Atlantic City, a six year old mute since birth, spoke during a flight at altitude of one thousand feet. Doctors debate whether altitude shocks nervous systems and may aid speech, while Rosendorf’s father plans daily high altitude sessions with a tutor and simple words for practice.
A Dover police court note reports over $25,000 in fines for smuggling in recent months. The article contrasts modern smuggling with a romantic past, detailing eighteenth century gangs, famous groups around Hawkhurst and Hastings, and colorful anecdotes of smugglers and officials, including a doctor fined for aiding contraband transport.
Advertisement for eye examination and cheap eye wear at Fairfield Avenue. Offers Shell Frames for 4.30 dollars and a special offer. Mentions optometry services and low prices, with a dated feel and unclear typography. Includes a street address and practice details.
London May 29 American Ambassador Harvey and General Biddle led a wreath laying at the cenotaph on Parliament Street and attended services at St Margaret’s Church and Westminster Abbey. Veterans, including Lincoln’s tomb at Westminster, and a crowd honored fallen American soldiers and sailors in ceremonies across London. A parade incident left Thomas Curry injured by a rubber cannon ball during the Memorial Day events.
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