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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
11
Republican senator Edge of New Jersey and Senator Willis of Ohio debate prohibition policy. Edge favors limiting enforcement while opposing a party platform move to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. Willis backs limiting the medical exemption and supports aggressive enforcement. Both see no immediate path for constitutional change via Congress or convention.
Local produce notice furnished by the Commissioner of Agriculture of Connecticut outlines state offerings. Authorities announce seasonal items and pricing guidance for farmers markets and retailers statewide.
A brief reader note describes a simple method for treating blackheads. The guide suggests applying a powder, waiting a short time, then washing away the debris to reveal cleaner skin. It emphasizes repeated use for best results.
A list of building permits approved in the recent Board meeting includes remodels, new garages, and frame houses across multiple addresses such as 306 Fairfield avenue and 475 Charles street. Notable items include a two-car frame garage at 267 Lake avenue and a one-family frame house at 475 Charles street.
Cincinnati on October 1 as Associated Press reports George Remus will face a November 7 sanity hearing. A jury will decide if he was insane when he shot his wife Imogene Holmes Remus. Remus pled insanity, three alienists named to join the jury. Trial prep includes depositions by Charles Elston and Carl Basler, with effort to link Mrs. Remus and Frank L. Dodge Jr. to a conspiracy. Proceedings outline dates across cities and states as prosecutors travel for testimony. If found insane, Remus to Lima State Hospital. if sane, trial likely November 4.
Steubenville Ohio October 1 Associated Press dynamiting of United States Coal company tipple near here today with losses about 30000 will be investigated by state and federal authorities Sheriff W T Allison announced he found 45 and 50 sticks of dynamite near the feeding platform but none exploded Only the loading platform was damaged The mine is one of the most modern in the area and electrically operated Sheriff Allison said he would question United Mine Workers of America officials in connection with the blast and held them partly responsible He said two or three men would have been needed to plant the dynamite A note in a foreign language was found near the tipple being translated officials believe it may offer sun clue
Charles Young of 128 Holly was arrested on a reckless driving charge after a Gray Ling bus and his truck collided on Kossuth street near Stratford avenue yesterday afternoon. Freeman Burr, bus driver of 17 Fifth street, and witnesses said Young drove on the left side into the bus. Both vehicles were badly damaged but no serious injuries were reported. Young was released on his operator's license and to have a City court hearing this morning.
In Criminal Superior court yesterday the judge postponed judgment until today. Peter Komerosky aged forty two of this city faced a charge of a statutory nature. The chief witness for the state was his daughter Mary aged twelve, a dish washer in a New York restaurant. Komerosky protested his innocence.
A Philadelphia reader describes chronic autointoxication and loss of energy from intestinal poison. After using Fleischmanns Yeast, they regain strength, ride and plan dancing again, and note improved digestion and blood tone. The ad promotes Fleischmanns Yeast as a wholesome food that cleanses the digestive tract and aids nutrient absorption.
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