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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
2
Derby and Shelton report nearly 20 scarlet fever cases with several under quarantine. Health officials note mild symptoms among schoolchildren and describe disinfection efforts and close monitoring of affected families.
Mr and Mrs GC Reid announce demonstrations of the Rice Method for rupture at the Lorraine Hotel Bridgeport Conn on November 27 and 28. Free adjustment and no charge unless satisfied with comfort and fit.
A long argument traces German aggression from 1870 to 1918 and beyond, arguing France bore the brunt of German hostility. It claims Germany sought European dominance, details wartime shocks, and argues for just peace and reparations while defending France’s suffering and resolve.
In Lausanne Nevada, diplomats discuss Western Thrace with Turkey pressing demands. Greek forces retreat as Ottomans advance, while plenipotentiaries debate the unresolved Thrace issue amid regional tensions and fear of abandonment.
In 1868 at George Street Josephine, A. Mino, a street employee, was found in a no condition after groans for help. Minto propped Melatey, called Valley trolley, and responders arrived with medical staff. Samuel M. Garlick suspects death due to medical failure. authorities investigate lingering cause.
Waterbury girl 70 Wed Alfred Edgar Andrews in Newtons as ceremony was performed with family witnesses and local officials. The event featured a noted bey of kay Yowager and included a shwy ceremony with guests from Frannerl and Pen communities.
Fragmentary report recalls a long defense tied to a person named Childers amid unclear events. Names and details are garbled, hindering precise reconstruction of the incident or its outcome.
Campaign finance records show major party spending with Democratic Town Fund balance and itemized expenditures. Notable contributions include G. Co. P and multiple donors. reports filed with town clerk, listing advertising, printing, rents, and precinct expenditures.
Fire officials clash over ordering sick days and back pay rules as Commissioner Finnegan and Noonan challenge Rule 48 and wage obligations. President Coleman pushes caution while Dawe and Noonan defend workers affected by night shifts and transfers.
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of names places and phrases. It mentions meetings tonight and references various entities and locations in a garbled long string with scattered proper nouns and possible event cues.
The discussion covered earlier pay protections for workers in large factories and the abuse of salaries for certain firemen. Officials praised Noonay for supervising sidewalk work on Middle street and approving the curbstone removal. An inquiry revealed the Johnston tower was in danger of collapse and slated for demolition to avert windstorm damage to nearby structures.
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