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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
2
A home project describes placing two pieces of copper tubing around a front and rear kiddy car to act as a makeshift bumper and shock absorber. The aim is to minimize tacks while protecting the child and avoiding damage.
New York dispatch reports substantial gains by Democrats in four states Abagh Wantucks Virginia and New York with Democrats expanding representation in the Senate and House. Republicans face setbacks as party supporters claim strengthen in key cities and districts amid a wave across New York, Virginia, Indiana, and Ohio.
The Tammany machine celebrates a major political victory with elevated turnout and gains in the Board of Estimate. Supporters credit leader Henry for broad support among voters, while Republicans fail to hamper the result. The socialist turnout remains small as the party endorses a four year mayoral term.
An announcement states Mise Elinor D. Hawt of Broadstree wed William Hoy of Laurel in Milford on December. The ceremony occurred at the Congregational Church where Hoy’s father had served as minister. Hoy is an executive in New York and a Milford education group member. The couple plan to live in Milford after their honeymoon.
Fragmented readable lines recount Mr Harvey and Lord Curzon in a conference on imperial relations. The text emphasizes a pledge to avoid betraying trust, protect empire honor, and seek a path that preserves peace and alliance amid ongoing imperial anxieties.
Fragmented OCR notes describe election activity and officials in a Cornell area race with references to mayoral duties, tax apportionment, and staffing. The text mentions ward meetings, clerk roles, and various financial items, though many lines are garbled.
Delegates from colleges across the United States will meet November 1 and 4 to discuss cooperative religious education efforts. The event is organized by a joint board of Methodist and Protestant groups, with speakers planned and an opening program at a central church venue.
A fragmented report outlines the Irish crisis challenging Prime Minister Lloyd George. Debates focus on whether he should suspend or dissolve authorities, with officials weighing orders and political reactions across factions.
Democrats win control of important aldermanic committees, with Brown and Beers leading the move. The next board will see Democrats staffing streets and public works panels as party members swap posts and new members are named to each committee.
A fragmentary obituary notes a person born around 9 oy Herat University and later at Cabins, who rose to general and served as minister in Romana and Serbis with ties to Nam. The text references a career path and roles but is garbled.
Vik Leeb reports a Derm department note on treating rough or red skin with Sulphur. The article warns against home remedies, cites risks from self treatment, and advises Benthe-Sulphur for relief. It stresses quick doctor guidance for skin ailments and cautions against delaying care.
Nominations move forward as Lalu is put forward by Throdate Pope in a terse political note. The murky brief hints at a selection process with no further details or dates provided.
Provincial hearing reports defendant Sereno claiming self defense in the shooting of Luigi Apicelia, an innkeeper, after a quarrel at a hotel. Witnesses testify as authorities investigate the incident and consider charges, with movements toward deportation and tense public interest surrounding the case.
The marriage of Raymond J. Hamman of Danbury to Mil Gertrude Cawley of Danbury was held yesterday morning at St Peters Roman Catholic Church in Danbury. Rev J B Fyn officiated before a wedding trip to Washington.
Harvey Andersen, secretary for van foreign chapter of New York, opened the joint American and Jr. Chamber of Commerce course with a lecture. Rain kept attendance down to about forty from local industries and schools. He shared experiences from years spent in Russia during the war and offered stories on people there and the broader Americanized influence.
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