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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1924
Page
6
Salem reports a probate filing for Andrew Preston's will proposing provisions for grandchildren. The document outlines trusts and potential naming changes, with provisions about guardianship and beneficiary participation.
An aged, garbled AP dispatch recalls an Argentine flyer departing for Kasumiguiri and Tohio with a world tour theme. The fragment mentions 700 wins and a morning departure, but the legible text is incomplete and mixs with unrelated words.
Governor Bryan campaigned across Texas and a New Mexico campus stop, delivering speeches about the Democratic party’s fight for relief and union futures. He emphasized unity and attacked opposition while urging supporters to back his presidential bid.
The Bridgeport delegation selected methods and names to control the probate convention this afternoon at a city hotel. Attorneys James Maport Joseph Vaillan Wo Pent and Samuel Ploch are listed as participants in the event.
A court found John Co Merito of Uemilo guilty as an accessory in a dynamite plot. The verdict follows testimony tying the suspects to the Amipe Brothers and the Amipe district. Ward Fill, a key investigator, described the chaotic acts on January 1 196.
An article notes repeated renaming and a Republican probate nominating convention. Curtiss Bray was nominated again, with other candidates represented at the event. The piece mentions dates and individuals tied to the process but uses fragmented OCR.
Roraback issued a call for a meeting to discuss a public slate and witness roles. The event is set for the usual time with committees including a senior officer and local party chair to discuss the 7 percent proposal and alignment with Alma Mouse.
Danbury crowds at a fair report a string of pickpocket incidents. Victims include a pocketbook carrier and several noted wallets. Police say suspects used crowded spaces to snatch sums totaling about 159 dollars. Surveillance and witness accounts from the event are being reviewed.
A New York briefing reports damage to U S trust in Japan amid exclusion policies. Church leaders, led by Bishop Liesman and the Protestant council, discuss Japan’s reaction, a letter from Secretary of State Hage, and a planned cable message to Japan. The meeting ends with plans to relay messages and assess future relations.
Amid heavy rains in Daytona, Provisional govern ments face collapse as rebels claim a decisive victory. Fierce fighting drives retreat toward strategic positions, with towns isolated and residents sheltered as roads flood and authorities struggle to restore order.
Franks may buy a home in Virginia as JT W Pranks of 110 Blambes announced plans to establish a residence on a former colonial site near Shenandoah Valley. The move follows a tour of the valley with relatives seeking quietude and a change of scene, with emphasis on a peaceful inland setting.
In Torrington a competition features a New York bugle corps and a Maryland group with eleven year old branches. The event includes parades at Main Street, a state armory venue, and a plaza program with costumes, music, and awards for top units.
An article details a sheriff suspected of dry violations, alongside a long fragmentary section listing prizes, drum corps events, and parade notices. The text references various marching groups, prize cups, and a historic parade at Laboas mon with incomplete phrases throughout.
A senate candidate declines to participate in a scheduled debate with opponent Erew Ou anlun, citing scheduling conflicts and asserting that the event would not meaningfully advance the public dialogue. The opposing campaign criticizes the decision as evasive.
Fragmentary text references Delphi temple statues 78,000 and golden statue of Apollo. Mentions Brennus and others, with scattered notes on Greek religious sites and relics. The passage blends garbled OCR with hints of antiquity and museum context, including New Haven Relster.
A fund of about 70 thousand dollars is tied to embezzlement allegations against Gilpatrick. The Mary Gardre Tile previously held the funds at a bank, where the Honda was allegedly converted to Thawn. Interest on the fund reportedly remains on deposit.
Authorities ordered the exhumation of an unidentified murder victim found in a waterlogged coffin near Seton to establish whether the remains are those of Tisiain Risteens, wife Marion Riggen, and George Wobline, all of whom linked the victim to a missing person last December 21. Witnesses say the man was last seen intoxicated and later found dead in the street.
The report states Soviet leader Joseph Stalin was stabbed in the shoulder by a Georgian named Dehu gashvili while other details suggest a broader context of political intrigue. The incident is linked to the Georgian figure’s ties within the Soviet elite and the tense international atmosphere.
Scant readable text describes heavy rainfall triggering a flood in Daytona and nearby areas. Report notes several inches of water, a cloudburst, and property damage. Mentions potential losses and danger to residents, with unclear dates and full details due to damaged text.
The body of a man believed to have been killed by suicide was found on Staten Island. A bullet wound to the head and a revolver lay nearby. Police say the man committed suicide.
A garbled report describes fires on Highway 1 near Hartroad and Fort Iomlevent Damamn surface issues. It references possible injury, state railway authorities, and law enforcement involvement, noting road curbs and safety measures along the roadway.
A scrambled text fragment reports a Chinese murder case with police uncertain about the shooter and sequence of events. It mentions a shooting, lanterns, assailants, and unclear motives, with limited readable names or locations.
Defective murders involve the death of a mother and her sister amid a troubling case. Details from the incident remain unclear, with investigators pursuing leads as the community seeks answers.
Police surround Chinatown as security tightens amid unrest. The article notes wartime echoes and a tense stance by city officials, with police operations described as robust and precautionary during a period of heightened tension. The readable text focuses on guard presence and related actions in Manhattan’s Chinatown.
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