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Fragmentary OCR text from a Baltimore page references a professional league and an unfinished section, mentioning 25 but lacking clear names, dates, or events to confirm a specific item or outcome.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1920
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR text from a Baltimore page references a professional league and an unfinished section, mentioning 25 but lacking clear names, dates, or events to confirm a specific item or outcome.
A death notice and requests for memorial thanks are posted. The bereaved acknowledge condolences and support from friends and neighbors. They note burial arrangements at a local mortuary and express gratitude for care received.
Yale expands its educational outreach to city teachers with a program spanning secondary and elementary education. The initiative involves Yale graduate school professors and city school officials to enhance reading, classification, and class height guidance, engaging principals, teachers, and staff across Bridgeport and surrounding districts.
Senator Borah argues the United States must reject entangling alliances and preserve independence refusing to join or endorse the League of Nations. He warns of surrender or compromise threatening republican ideals, urging Americans to uphold self determination and avoid imperial entanglements.
Milford hosts a Democratic rally with Secretary Baker as speaker and other candidates including Roland B. Trier for governor and Augustine Lonergan for the United States Senate. Town officials, including Town Chairman John A. Corcelt, plan a reception and the event will be held Wednesday night at 3 oclock at Waplew hall on Madison Avenue. The gathering aims to boost the fall campaign.
The funeral of Murray Crane, millionaire manufacturer, took place in Dalton with a plain service including scripture, lytra recital, and prayer. A large crowd gathered outside the residence as neighbors and friends filed by, many unable to enter the hall.
Senator Brandegee is slated to speak on current campaign issues at a large Republican rally in Greenwich. Women from Democratic towns have invited him and will attend along with Adelaide Iuretor and Senator Beand-Bee as part of the evening program.
A lodge meeting at night sees five candidates advancing in an out of town venue. Members praised for work and community engagement. The record notes a veiled reference to a local candidate or group and mentions a period of learning and public service within the lodge context.
New York report on October 4 notes that an arm injury could not derail Arthur Stifford’s career. The piece cites his determination to continue fishing and his potential for a strong season ahead despite the setback.
The text describes European co operation and conflicts amid shifting party lines. It mentions Versailles, peace efforts, and the influence of major powers on governance and alliances. It notes debates over hearings, votes, and the balance of power among groups and leaders.
German finance head says reparations demands will be fixed at Geneva. He notes direct talks may occur between French and German experts, but no time or place set. Public pressure could complicate negotiations, yet a settlement remains essential.
A Staten Island homicide case for Frederick Eckert known as the Spotless ker deepens as grand jury witnesses are questioned. The investigation, led by Atlantic District, has yet to yield a definitive motive or suspect, while a widow’s testimony intensifies interest in the August shooting on the Staten Island road.
Paris reports 1 325 French repatriates arrived in Tunis tonight welcomed by government representatives. Most were women and children, many having been in Russia, with relatives and friends greeting them warmly at the station. Two Bridgeport youths, 15 and 17, were arrested Sunday in Stamford on unrelated charges.
In Boston today bankers gathered for a convention urging action against profiteering. Officials said profiteering is fading as banks push reforms and prices adjust.
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