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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
4
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Fragmented report notes Groesbeck and Gov Groesbeck decline to comment on the Newbery resignation. Mentions potential gubernatorial actions and looming vacancy discussions with names and regional context amid Michigan politics.
A chaotic report claims the Chinese Minister of Finance was arrested, with tangled references to Li Yoon-tung and Choi Tian, mentioning commissions, currencies, and unspecified authorities. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, or formal statements.
Readable text shows a revival service led by Rev H E Sheldon with messages urging focused prayer and collective worship. The sermon emphasizes prayer with concentrated mind and voice, church unity, and the goal of saving souls, noting efforts of visiting pastors and local church activity in Lima.
Season end approaches for several game species with gray squirrels and rabbits set to close Friday. Ducks, geese, brant remain open in parts. plover, snipe, and yellowlegs may be taken till December. Wildlife officials note limited hunting activity this season and emphasize compliance with bag limits and dates.
United Osd Onorito of As Fark aver ins driving a car down Connecticut Avenue when he was stopped. Police found markers on the vehicle and noted it had been used for impaired driving. He was charged with false resistance and held to determine ownership. Onorato said several men bought it in New York a few days ago.
A man named Saveg was rescued from dangerous quicksand after policemen and firemen pulled him from the mud. He was in critical condition with exposure and possible internal injuries, transferred to safety as others were assisted and cleared from the scene.
A tremor disturbance is noted near Hawaii as naval wireless systems monitor activity. Reports describe unusual signals and a possible quake impacting transport lines and relief coordination with Red Cross relief requested to aid Chile where ambassador Wilbon is involved in postquake recovery efforts.
A push to impeach Attorney General Aly was urged by Representative Beller during a public session at York Street yesterday afternoon. Fire crews were summoned to extinguish a grass fire near Theale and surrounding buildings, as witnesses described the scene.
Nebraska wins the Missouri Valley title with a strong performance over rival teams. The article highlights key players and pivotal moments as the Huskers claim the championship in Des Moines, finishing the season with a decisive win.
A historic, garbled account notes Congress preparations for an extra session focused on a subsidy bill. The piece mentions Republican Senator Fin Pagart and references possible votes and delays, with reporting on leadership talks and expected actions as the chamber considers fiscal measures affecting Liberia and other policy issues.
Fragmentary OCR text cites William Northcott and others at a DeMolay gathering. It references names such as Gi Mbaset Josh NT and Howie, with unclear roles and events, plus scattered phrases about providence and a vigil. The noisy lines are largely unreadable but imply a meeting or order of youth group proceedings.
Community reports an observed anniversary of the Jesuit Order with plans at Bastos and related gatherings. The notice mentions conferences at Galewey Asoleem and a Wednesday session led by local organizers, with emphasis on religious reflection and public participation.
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