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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
2
A disjointed OCR summary reports a female bandit assaulting a modiste on a New York street. The account mentions a sewed garment, a missing $1, and police pursuing masked assailants, but details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Bridgeport will hold a trolley fare hearing on November 30 after a statewide fare probe. Hartford officials announced no further details and did not express opinion on possible fare reductions by the Connecticut Transit Company.
Senate debate centers on Senator Watson facing inquiry by a special committee led by Brandegee. The hearing aims to test evidence and testimony while Republicans press for access to witnesses and papers. Watson supporters warn against politicized inquiry amid calls for transparency.
Ising said that the city sinenid vel treme te oohed nor approaching tint emolition. The estimated value of city owned property is 50,000 while the $12,000,000 value is nothing to be queried as a surplus asset. King said the administration was a campaign of persecution and prosecution. A meeting featured short addresses by Judge Nicholson Robert Sherny and Alderman Kisce. A new trade crossing law was discussed and maintenance costs for roads and gas were noted.
A chaotic transcript shows persistent accusations against Connor and officials tied to tax assessments and corporate exemptions. The document cites Connors, a Bridgeport company, and mentions years 1919 and taxes, demanding explanations of property reductions, lists, and certificates.
The document depicts a heated dispute over assessment procedures and campaign rhetoric in a local election. It mentions President candidates and the press influencing public perception while questioning the accuracy of tax listings and the legitimacy of officials' actions. The piece stresses accountability before election day.
Atwater will address a union rally tonight at eight o clock. The event, organized by the Democratic Town Committee, features William W. Bent, Thomas Morulduan, and John A. Cor among other candidates. A political parade forms at Main and Shelton streets with Lawrence J. Gil as marshal.
A Democratic rally in the Twelfth District drew a large crowd at the Linia again school. Commissioner of Tro ani Anderson chaired. J Lavery spoke on the administration's handling of vital issues and mocked the current policy as the "Men Boliar Blunder."
The ad touts a yeasted product with bizarre health claims claiming improved vitality appetite and strength. It mentions vitamins and minerals with dubious effects and warns of weakness and poor appetite as outcomes. It markets the item as a vitamin like supplement with prices and a children's sale angle.
An American music teacher, Vivian Dillon of Los Angeles, secures a Berlin appointment in Germany's music administration. The move follows a call for skilled educators and promises to shape the German music world amid strong approving notices from critics and peers.
An early evening pursuit ends when Bolte's car speeds away from police in Stratford. A pursuit through Washington and nearby streets ends with a crash by a streetcar rail. Passengers include Mickalas Naeey and Matts Badlata, with a five month old baby treated at Havey hospital. Bolte is detained for questions while others continue to Newark.
Voters are to hear speeches at a Republican gathering in Colorado Springs. Local figures including representatives and party candidates are listed as speakers at the event in the Fourth Republican meeting room.
A fragmentary report highlights the Deaf team’s speed in a Keystone state football game. Players like Meri Garden are mentioned among the fastest, with emphasis on rapid plays and competitive effort despite the damaged text.
Advertisement describes a product claimed to aid eczema and old sores. It mentions skin grafting, chafing, burns, and sunburn with promises of relief and years of use. The text references Mrs Siniicun Avenue and Buffal aie Petersorm Olnemed Inn, Buffalo, N. as origins or destinations.
Brewer Laquesse alias Steven Aur guest was arrested on Linen Street yesterday charged with liquor law violation. He was held in 340 bail.
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