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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
11
W C Bushnell dies in New Haven likely at age local report notes tax or civic ties. Bushnell associated with Moers Christian organization and New Haven state events. Obituary confirms death occurred in New Haven with brief biographical anchors.
The article notes saloon keepers linked to hidden teens in a Ford County case with a judge imposing R400 fine and costs. It also mentions police raids and a Washington dispatch about a Bi-Teme Cane review on November 16 after minor opinions.
Prominent public figure from New Haven dies yesterday at his home after an illness of indigestion. He attended a function and entertained friends, appearing in good health earlier. Born March 20, 1864, he was connected with local reform movements and civic efforts, leaving a lasting mark on the community.
In a candid interview, Fiona Wallace Opper admits she has had her face surgically made over and asserts women deserve the right to look as young as they feel. She notes science enables youth but argues men are as old as they feel, while women are as old as they look, urging acceptance of cosmetic modernization.
A Senate committee in Virginia today heard a plan by Philip Marray of the United Mine Workers to act as mediator between miners and operators in the Mingo district. The scheme aims to secure a peaceful settlement while safeguarding the rights of both sides amid deadly clashes and alleged conspiracies surrounding the Welsh area.
Supreme Court weighs an appeal by Provntor A. hellely equitar of a Michigan newspaper detained at federal line. The case centers on a demand to reveal the identity of a person who wrote a local column. The editor faces potential contempt of court for refusing to disclose.
About 200,009 has been spent of the 800,000 allotted by the Legislature to relieve unemployment in Bride port. The committee in charge notes wages are rising slowly as two recent months show some improvement, though industrial relief has peaked and the fund nears depletion.
WERRY, Oct 24 Birchnel Pa denzi was arraigned in court today on charges of w fon and ral soring person anknown fo tlh vinta, tila being the anteema of Wee alieged incendiary fire in Wh Wits, which destroyed the Raver formerly corned by Frank Gablyolti. The case was continued under bonds of $4000. It is alleged water dud well on the place was pal s one by the accused.
An advertisement-style article touts vitamins and vitamin tablets as a quick path to weight gain for children and adults. It describes tablets sold by a Wheeling laboratory in West Virginia, noting pricing and delivery to readers.
A Kroonland propulsion failure forced the vessel to return to port after an incident 600 miles from New York. No injuries reported and passengers will be transferred to the sister ship in the line’s schedule. A wireless message confirms the damage as the only fault, with repairs underway.
Thomashi Lil will speak at the Universalist church in Bragport tonight to report on the Ananciat status for the Chamber of Commerce. Members of the Chamber, EKbwante club and Cie mobile are invited to attend the meeting.
A man was seriously injured yesterday morning after falling from scaffolding on Main Street. He was treated for lacerations and multiple injuries by Dr. B. J. Coble at the emergency hospital. The incident occurred near 1488 Palrtald avert and involved stair steps down the scaffold. The victim is identified as O’ewinn from Courtitid avanie.
A blaze damaged a three story frame structure at Shipman Point where the Masse epitaph stood. The fire occurred on a day when logs valued at 0.700 were in use, and the building suffered heavy damage though no injuries are reported.
A New York woman Mrs Elizabeth McGuire 203 West 101st Street credits Wingarnis with restoring her health after months of nervous weakness and exhaustion She describes tremors at sound and heart palpitations then notes dramatic improvement after taking the product Encourages readers to obtain Wingarnis from local druggists via Edward Reed Inc U S agents
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