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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
9
Brown's football squad engaged in a light workout as Coach Brown trained ends and backs on punt coverage and returns while Head Coach Robinson and his star filled time with the forwards to bolster offense for the battle with Yale. Captain Sprague Barrett and Spellman did not report. the team hopes to defeat the Bulldog in New Haven.
Stathsborg Ga Nov 1 A youthful former minister named Padrick was found guilty of murdering his mother in law Mrs Lame Lou Dixon and his wife. The jury returned a verdict and Padrick faces life imprisonment with no appeal. He showed emotion but accepted the sentence and expressed satisfaction with the verdict.
A raid on a pool room near Mast Street before midnight led to the arrest of four men. The proprietors were charged with receiving stolen property and with other offenses, while three suspects were released on bonds. The individuals named include J Rosanne, Patsy Bursone, and Reece Tallett, with bonds set at 50 dollars each.
Christiania confronts a treaty dilemma as it imports 490000 quarts of brandy from France and 500000 quarts of wine from Spain for medical use. Portugal disputes Norway’s fish exports, threatening crowns in losses while negotiators push for a broader lax prescription rule on strong wines despite a cabinet split.
Judge K M Landis investigates claims that a barnstorming exhibition in Vancouver violated rules by using four World Series players Kelly Meusel Hoffman and Bush from the Giants and Yankees while the league limit allows only three. The Empress of Asia voyage listed as the team’s sail date.
An oversized ad promises rapid fat reduction through a new discovery. It touts easy, safe weight loss with a magical effect and urges readers to request a free treatment by mail, providing a Kansas City address and a method to respond.
The owner of Cyvookhene dancing hall in Black Rock was arrested after obstructing a street during a move of a large satson of Nooring to the new hall. Authorities say he ignored police instructions and waited beyond a curfew.
Fragmentary obituary text notes a death and funeral details with scattered names. It references a wife and family, a burial at a cemetery, and a Saturday service. The readable material is limited and obscured by OCR errors.
Cornell trains intensively for a hard clash with Columbia as Coach Dobie pushes the Red and White through a two hour workout. Key players include Prunn at quarterback with Kaw Pfann and Cassidy at back, Henderson and Goulnigck at ends, and Nehards at center as Ithacans seek a strong sprint to offset a visiting unbeaten Columbia squad.
A typewriter believed to have been used to address a tainted cake to Mrs. WW Sterrete of Devon was found in New Jersey. Authorities led by District Attorney W Butler Windig of Chester County plan to unravel the case, signaling a broad, months-long investigation through European groups as part of the evolving mystery.
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