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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
19
A garbled report claims administrative spending under the Democratic administration spurred charges of waste. References to figures, committees, and campaigns mention Senatorial campaigns, women voters, and calls for reform to fund public schools and govern effectively amid alleged corruption and mismanagement.
Madge Kennedy returns in Cornered at the War Theatre Bri pore with the same cast and setup as the October 4 opening. The comedy drama follows the crime plot with light mystery touches and shows shifts in tone and pacing during the second appearance.
Obituary fragments report multiple deaths and funeral arrangements across the city. Names like Mary, Christopher Wolland, and Anne Bertrade appear amid addresses such as 418 John Street and 507 Wood Avenue. Interments set for Mary’s cemetery, Park Cemetery, and Moulin Grove Center. services listed with varying dates in October and November.
The article recounts Greece's political crisis following King Constantine I's reign, with tensions over the succession and constitutional limits. It notes Cortinese ambitions, the roles of Premiers such as Manuel and Venizelos, and the strain on Greece's unity amid foreign affairs and internal opposition. It also mentions the king's health incidents, Christophotic events, and the royal family's public life during a period of upheaval.
Milford police report on a Sunday night incident at a factory where watchman Ian Favesie was assaulted by supervisor Welling Metuemsy. Metuemsy was detained, charged with assault, and bond set. the case involves allegations of abusive conduct and a disputed weapon claim.
Veterans of Foreign Wars members plan a fundraising drive for a new building. Local leaders including P. Aelodi and secretary Jose Brads coordinate with Bridgeport figures and about 300 to 400 participants expected in parades and financial campaigns. A Chicago donation is to be delivered, with a special meeting scheduled for Thursday night to discuss the effort.
Berlin reports that communists plan a coup to overthrow the government. The Independent Opposition and Frethelt issue warnings urging workers and the unemployed to avoid armed actions. The Neu Bestiner Zeng confirms plans under consideration, with possible spread beyond Berlin to other German cities.
Democratic Massachusetts governor candidate from last year, facing Coolidge, announced support for Senator Harding for president. He said Democrats would be better off under Harding than Cox and that the Democratic candidate had endorsed the prior administration.
A transcription of several obituary notices and funeral details from a local newspaper. It lists the names of the deceased including Mrs Marsares Carroll Miss Margaret Gar and Maylka Matehen, with service times, church and cemetery locations, and mourners. Additional notes reference family addresses and burial sites at Rosewood, St Michaels, Long AUT, Mont Grave, and Marys cemeteries.
Governor Allen announces plans to ban grain futures trading in Kansas amid probe of board of trade activities. He cites investigations into price manipulation by brokers and bucket shops, with data on price fluctuations since futures trading resumed. Wilson orders boards of trade investigations as Treasury data projected price impacts this year.
In a damaged report from the city, Hinsky, accused of firing three shots, is said to be expected to recover from the bullet wound. He was captured hours later after fleeing the scene with involvement by police sergeant Ben Smith who nabbed him following a pursuit.
The case of James R. Burroughs and Eugenes Shanley, both of St eitcen, charged in an alleged gigantic plot to steal automobiles and move them east, was postponed again yesterday by United States Commissioner Hugh A Lavery. Agents of the Department of Justice say the plot planned to sell cars to dealers.
Chicago dispatch reports Sec Secretary Harding wobbling on the Searle of Nations platform with uncertainties about the election and his future plans. Marshall commented the situation as unclear while the Reps and Dems weigh their options and a board of wise men may influence decisions.
In a tragic incident on Tate Street, two women were killed when an auto stall collapsed. The event occurred as they returned home from Ash and Coolidge, with authorities identifying the victims as local residents. Police are investigating the cause and ruling out foul play.
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