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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
4
A one-gallon still exploded in a Pere stable last night killing City tag instantly and another man died soon after. Four others were injured, two seriously, as windows shattered and debris swept the neighborhood in the blast.
A woman filed a suit yesterday alleging nonpayment for wines and liquors sold, seeking judgment for $778 plus costs. The complaint centers on deliveries through June and July, noting delivery records and charges for wine and liquor at a local shop.
Lions Club marks its anniversary with a community drive and entertainment. Members, including local leaders, organized a fund table and charity efforts to benefit the Visiting Nurses and welfare programs. About $600 was raised in the first week toward the home project expected to be completed next summer.
Eleven individuals were arrested yesterday morning on state and city motor vehicle violations including reckless driving and improper lights. Court summons issued for Bornhardt Christensen Stratford. Victor Tukowsal Fairfield. Wright Hendrick 2087 Fairfield Avenue. Tyre Milfery 493 Shelley Street. John Kamenitsky 280 Street. and others.
Stratford observers report delays in delivering a verdict into the death of Leen Teesa due to coroner procedure. The case involves alleged medical issues and disputed evidence presented by witnesses including jurors and legal officials. The extended inquiry centers on the deceased s medical history and the exact circumstances surrounding the mobile incident referenced in court.
Fragmented OCR discusses English and American legal transformation, debates over penalties, trials, and policing. It references Sir Henry James, Livingston, and colonial systems, noting disputes over authority, due process, and the aim of humane justice amid public interest.
The Milford Christmas Seal drive begins Friday to raise funds for tuberculosis nursing care and home treatment aid. The campaign, tied to the local Red Cross effort, lists volunteers and a goal near $430 with community support from Milford residents and local organizations.
A widow of a congressman plans to seek nomination at a meeting in Presidio. Local party members and supporters anticipate her candidacy as she campaigns for the late husband’s unfinished political work.
The executor seeks ten thousand dollars in damages from Wilton Manors in a suit filed in Norwalk. The complaint names Sarah McChae and M. Tagerre among others, detailing alleged injuries and incidents at a certain location. The filing references a traffic or assault context with a party identified as Gee Ea and Cronk, with date and place details described in the damaged OCR.
An unevenly legible clipping reports a marriage in Washington involving a small man of Circhs and a woman named Leora Sartre. The text mentions dates, locations, and several garbled phrases, with multiple names and places obscured by OCR errors. The readable pieces indicate a formal wedding event with witnesses or attendees listed in fragmented form.
A chaotic, OCR like summary reports New York debating or enacting a ban on holiday begging. The piece mentions children, celebrations, and alleged nuisance while describing public scenes and pedestrians on Broadway. It references at least one event involving a prayer and windows, with unclear dates or authorities.
Fragmentary report notes a smithy obstructing roads in Dimarieshire with legal threats and compensation talks. Hugh Hacklin, current occupant of nearby properties, reports a sizable payout offer and refuses to yield. Local council reportedly open to compromise while the case proceeds.
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