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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
2
Yale classics professor Prof Peck, born in Bristol, died after illness. He taught at Yale University and was known for work on Latin literature and classical studies. Survivors include relatives and nephews, with family recalling his long association with the university.
A Chinese delegation led by Koo proposes reopening Shantung questions, urging a complete return and reconsideration of the 19 treaty. Dr. Ken presses the subjects intensely, drawing mixed support as the delegation weighs risks and potential opposition. Washington observers note divisions over the issue.
Fragmentary OCR relays a court proceeding on a bet related dispute. Testimony references Callahan and Palmer, garnished funds, and efforts by a receiver to seize money. Witnesses describe court orders, custody of assets, and expected rulings as the case unfolds in the district court.
A California trial record shows Dr Pepper, Irene Morgan, and Miss Rappe testifying about blows, pretrial actions, and alleged injuries in the Fatty Arbuckle case. The physician described medical details while the jury weighed the evidence presented at Avonelsle mansion proceedings.
A probate court seeks a Simon Doolan grandson amid a garbled text listing names and relationships. The fragmentary notice mentions a deceased relative, locations near Stratford Avenue and Seas View Manor, and payments or assets traced to a child or heir.
A wage reduction agreement was accepted by 1 006 of the strikers at a meeting yesterday following the AGM. The Whowater workers union notes 1,500 employees have faced changes since October. Local men with a pile in the hand share a skeptical smile as Billy arrives.
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