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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
9
A faulty cable reported Hadjin’s entire population massacred by Turkish forces with the town burned. It claimed women and older residents fled to a fountain and were cruelly treated, while Armenians denied details and questioned the report as broken cables and incomplete messages circulated.
A chaotic clipping reports a proposed California measure to restrict aliens property rights. It mentions grievances against Japanese residents and state department concerns, noting negotiations and heavy legislative attention amid a tense political climate.
Washington, Nov 5. The Mexican government does not accept responsibility for the Benton death, though agreeing to compensation. A British‑gov agreement shows Mrs. Benton will receive 40,000 pesos and a pension of five pesos daily so long as she remains unmarried, while the document notes this does not set a precedent barring Mexico from other claims.
A gathering at the Hibernian club on Washington avenue will host state and county officers and clergymen tonight. Division members and university attendees are invited to tour the newly altered clubrooms offering an opportunity to view the handsome facilities.
Well known poet and essayist Louise Imogen Guiney died yesterday in London. Born in Boston as Imogen Guiney, she published several volumes of poetry and works such as Goose Quill Pastors and Robert Elmer, His Rebel King and His Romance. She edited various publications and contributed to many magazines.
Fragmentary wire service text suggests a secret alliance between German and Russian interests involving military or strategic cooperation and possible influence over Germany's government and workers. The garbled report hints at a broader geopolitical alignment and mentions Moscow and White factions.
An old standby liniment claims quick relief from rheumatic pains lumbago neuralgia strains and bruises with a stimulating odor and wide use. Sold by local outlets and advertised as reducing stiffness and soreness.
A damaged ad style note promotes Browharone as a simple at home solution to gray faded hair. It claims quick restoration of natural color with a dark brown shade and offers a free trial from a Covington Kentucky company. The piece reads like an old classified advertisement with pricing and postage details.
An New Auburn testimonial from Mrs P.B. of Allston Mass reports relief from constipation and headaches after four doses of Dr True’s Elixir Laxative. She credits improved health, complexion, and energy to the remedy, urging others to use it regularly.
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