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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
2
Two people were killed and eight injured when bombs exploded on a tramcar in Belfast amid a wave of bombing and shootings over three days. Royal Avenue and corporate district were among sites hit as troops arrested a suspect who denied involvement.
Front page analysis notes calls for restraint as Japan faces pressure over naval armaments. It highlights reactions from Dutch and American viewpoints, Hughes' diplomacy, and global naval contests among France Britain Italy and Australia amid Paris talks.
Press dispatch reports a split over four principles delaying armament conference progress. Chinese delegates fear misinterpretation of principles may block agreement, threatening withdrawal if the issue cannot be resolved before resumed talks after Thanksgiving.
Fragmentary notes describe a wartime conference scene with speakers and delegates, amid veiled obstructions and ceremonial seating. The account references the French delegation, Washington diplomats, and a tense atmosphere as speakers present, while observers note age, posture, and the courtlike forms of procedure.
A large crowd attended the dedication of the Myrandivne Slovak Roman Catholic Church on Church Street yesterday with Bishop Nilan presiding. Speeches urged loyalty to the country and faith, praising progress and civic virtue.
Fragmented report from New Haven describes attorney Benjamin Slade of Blade and Slade representing an alleged $25,000 alienation suit. Names Mri at New Haven and Gyldstein and Ramey appear amid unclear references and missing docket filings.
Fragmented text shows Lord Curzon urging Britain France and Italy to cooperate for future peace while criticizing rival powers. He references Washington and naval buildup, stressing collective action through consultations to avoid one power gaining advantage.
A chaotic courtroom atmosphere surrounds Landry as prosecutors insist a string of autopsy claims prove his guilt. Dozens of women in the gallery show sympathy, while the trial unfolds amid sensational testimony about gruesome findings and alleged murders.
Fire at the Ogdersborg Parbile Vault during library remodeling destroyed the Frede rick Remington bronzes and paintings. The collection, stored in a basement vault, was reportedly among items burned in the blaze.
Irregular text shows an Irish issue involving government, publication rules, and talks toward an agreement. The Irish Liberal Federation, with 74 organizations, meets today and passes a resolution opposing dominion status, urging Parliament to endorse Lloyd George policies, while warning against using force and pondering future steps.
An advertisement touts Hes-Pio Vitamin tablets as a superior, easy to take supplement. It claims faster results, durability, and better energy with Phos Pho Vitamin blends, produced by a laboratory reputed for quality, and notes a wartime tax-related shipping mention in Wheeling West Virginia.
An ad claims Gude Pepin Mangan boosts blood, restores vigor, and cures pallor in overworked women. It describes improved spirits, healthier complexion, and renewed vitality with daily use, available in liquid or tablet forms as sold in drug stores.
Ambiguously drafted note recalls a Hague Tribunal arbitration meeting in Washington DC. Mentions Sir Charles and Laurier government links, with uncertain context and scattered names. No clear event date or outcome available from the fragment.
An unidentified driver with New York plates lost control on Barnum Avenue near Noble Avenue yesterday. The car swerved onto the sidewalk and rammed through Washington Place, scaring pedestrians and causing damage. Police report the driver fled the scene. identity not released.
Major FitzRoy Gardney recounts Max Beerbohm in an amusing vignette as he surveys a florid theatre in England. The caricaturist and author comments tersely, revealing his witty, satirical voice and disdain for ostentation.
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