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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
6
A Danbury girl sued Denn J Dunn for 15040 in Superior Court yesterday afternoon claiming injuries from a collision on Hot Street. She says the accident left her permanently impaired and dependent on others for support due to a medical condition described as incurable.
A chaotic Texas primary report catalogs betting schemes and political maneuvering. Prominent figures cited include representatives Ferguson and Verguson with allegations of manipulation aimed at tilting outcomes. The piece suggests intense pressure and possible obstruction of the electoral process.
Naval Recruiting Offices report staff changes as Wallkam Brat resigns from the Statler Mere office to take a conductor role. Bennet is identified as a retired petty officer assigned to recruiting duties for the summer, with duties to be issued by the Pullin company for assignments between New York and Plarrite.
Three men Cantiin Rousimin t Falter Hermann Canter and Bertrand Weiss were found guilty of supplying government war materials fraudulently. Abraham Tavs was acquitted. Sentencing set for next week as trial spanned about a month. The defendants allegedly sold unused government supplies contracted during the war through a New York firm Universal Siles.
Fragmented OCR shows brief notices of relationships and inquiries dated November 9 and recent days. Names such as Green and Pothi appear with mentions of family concerns in a small town, hinting at personal disputes and social interest.
A New York business representative of an industrial trunk system was fined for defrauding a local hotel keeper in Springfield. The defendant faced charges after payment of the required fee and was urged by prosecutors to pursue mental competency hearings. defense attorneys challenged the sanity claims.
A Polish minister's car reportedly struck a man on Shrewsbury Street, sending him from a wagon. The chaotic scene involved local police and witnesses describing the minister as the official to the United States government. The incident occurred as the minister’s vehicle moved past a crowded street corner. Local authorities began an immediate investigation into the crash and the man’s condition.
Sept 2 report from Philadelphia notes the fling corps men Thams and Nysy study stoicism amid deaths of Comrade Podeers and Lieutenant Fettys while five flyers will carry the arm colors in the national races at Philadelphia starting Saturday. The navy lists its pilots and planes as candidates for a flight commander to replace Rodgers in charge of the Panama Canal route as the United States contends with international landings and the State Department delays.
Gov Puller appointed three special commissions approved by the Executive Council. Ciales P Curtis Jr of Boston chairs the unpaid commission to investigate workers compensation, with Michael Joyce Wollaston and others. A memorial commission for World War service erects a Boston square, plus a repeal of absolute laws commission names include Loring of Beverly, Frank, Dunn of Waltham, and Nichols of Malden.
A severe storm battered central Illinois causing extensive damage and leaving thousands homeless in Galesburg and Peoria. Property damage and crop losses were widespread as hundreds sought shelter in public buildings and emergency dormitories while relatives aided the displaced.
August temperature edged marginally above normal with a high near 87 degrees and a low around 61. The warmest day reached the upper 80s, while readings dipped to the lower 40s at times. Cloudy, sunny, and stormy spells marked the month with nine days of thunderstorms and several days of sunshine totals.
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