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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1922

Page

15

Leather fashion grips Berlin as leather trims dominate fall wear

Berlin fashion writers report a bold leather trend shaping the fall season. Designers showcase leather hats, coats, gloves, and trims in colors from gray to blue, with suede and pony hair accents. Shoppers eye leather handbags and parasols featuring metallic mounts as coats and accessories echo the new material’s versatility.

Merial Walter Berlin Pho Berlin Peter Cray Ana Berlints

Has He Found a Cure for Asthma

An advertisement touts Oxidaze as a promising asthma and bronchial remedy from New England. It claims rapid relief, a safe non habit forming tablet, and a money back guarantee via local druggists such as Jode Pharmacy Joseph J. Ilanigan and Laverty Brothers.

Jode ‘Pharmacy Joseph J. Ilanigan Laverty Brothers

Fascisti to Gain Italy Peacefully or by Force

In Naples a Mussolini speech urged that governance be handed to fascists and that Italy be won peacefully or by force. The Wagalist congress, with about 600000 members, passed without major incident aside from an attack on the Naples office of a rival paper Mondo.

Fascisti Italy Naples Tarawell Henry Mussolini Wagalsth Ideome Mondo Favorabis Ta Yformeer Nitti Agiinat Baselsel Iy Miehvot Blanchl Waxclati

Ex-emperor Wedding Photo Mission Over Dutch Grounds

Airmen plan to photograph the wedding of ex emperor William and Princess Elmering of Hungary from an aircraft over Doorn Netherlands. They fear danger from the woods around the former chateau but intend to try landing in a clear area if needed.

Doorn Holland Odt Willian Ata Elerming Hougy Ehatewy Aimmon Jonge

Raiano pleads guilty to manslaughter in Savin Rock shooting

New Haven October 24 Antonio Ruano, linked to the July 18 Savin Rock shooting of Prank Corto, pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Lb. P. Waldo Marvin in Superior Court. The judge scheduled sentencing for next Tuesday.

New Haven Antonio Ruano Corto Savin Rock Lb. P. Waldo Marvin Marvin Senteneo

Taken Before Romance Chilled Browbeat Suit

A legal notice details a dramatic romance dispute involving Mita Baouparvlant, a French beauty, and Pan Cushman of Overhill Mass. The suit claims Cushman promised marriage then engaged with four other women. The plaintiff seeks 50000 dollars for alleged breach of promise.

Mita Imme Baouparvlant Pan Cushman Overhill Mass Muita

Beerless Beer Kegs Stump Akron Officials and Court

Akron struggles over confiscated beer kegs as Mayor Lodge orders destruction and imposes a $600 fine on the possessor. Renner Brewing rep claims kegs were never paid for by the home brewer who bought them. The issue is referred to the Prohibition Department in Columbus for action.

Akron Gevan India Mayor Lodge Sliver Renner Brewing Company Columbus

Father picks fine monickers for sons in Missouri

Poplar Bluffy, Mo October 25 The article profiles Bill Steen of Marandit who, seeking individuality for his nine sons, dubs them with distinctive names. The boys listed left to right include Vasco Lasco Cicero Marvito Basco Otto Woodrow and Vanzo.

Poplar Bluty Shi Steen Marandit Bil Bill Monickers Uttle Steens Bin Basco Vasco Lasco Cicero Marvito Otto Woodrow Vanzo

Japanese candidate seeks territorial government post in Hawaii

Honolulu dispatch reports James T. Hamanda, a longtime American editor of Japanese descent, has filed for nomination to the Hawaii Territorial House of Representatives. His papers were accepted by state secretary C. Brown amid a history of involvement with both American and Japanese communities.

Honolulu TH. del Finnall James T. Hamanda Altiman House of Representatives C. Brown Hawaii Amanda Honeful Piper Ind Weltos

Paris Plans Nightlife Change at Morgue Site

Paris papers report plans to move the morgue and convert the site into a dance hall with bright lights and new features. The notice describes anticipated renovations and a shift from somber to lively uses, reflecting urban redevelopment ideas.

Pats

Olive Tablets Advertisement Claims Quick Constipation Relief

An advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a vitamin laxative not containing calomel. It cites Dr Edward Ward as the discoverer of the Olive Tablet formula used for constipation and sluggish liver relief. It markets a sugar coated olive colored tablet claimed to ease bowel movement without griping.

Badwarda Goloniel Edwerda Aalomiel Wiwarda Edwards Olive Hedline

Ward to Face Trial for Murder of Peters

White Plains New York. Ward son of miller and baker is to stand trial for the murder of Clarence Peters a ship tailor. Prosecutor John Mack announced the indictment faced by Ward and his counsel Snonne Ny Milly said he will move for dismissal but Mack vowed to vigorously oppose any dismissal ensuring Ward will stand trial.

White Plains N.Y. Gut Walter Ward Aity Baker Clarence Peters John EB Mack Tll Cae Juda Snonne Ny Milly Ian Moe Muck Ma Muck Telal

Yale Divinity School Centennial Celebration Concludes

New Haven Oct 26 The three day centennial celebration of Yale Divinity School ended with Dean Charlo RB Crown delivering the final address. Speakers included Dr. John Wallg of Connecticut College Professor Shirley Jackson Case of the University of Chicago and President Arthur McGiffert of Union Theological Seminary New York.

New Havin Yale Divinity School Charlo Mary Othe, Guyake John Wallg Connectious College Whmen Shirley Jackson Case University of Chigago Arthur McGiffert Union Pheological Seminary of New York

Salt to Have Da at Nuremberg in 477

A fragment notes a salt event at Nuremberg in the year 477. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear participants or outcomes. Further details are unavailable in the OCR snippet.

Nuremberg

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