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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
16
A fragment describes a topical treatment sold by druggists to remove a painful corn quickly. It promises instant relief, claiming the corn will stop hurting and lift away. Mentions a Peeexane product available in two doses for quick use and relief.
The coroner’s inquest details Wade as principal in Nott’s death with Mrs. Nott and Johnston aiding. Accused remain held without bond. case moves toward December term, possible February resumption. Evidence reviewed includes statements to police and testimony on wounds and cause of death.
The Employes' Retief association reports 27 relief applications this year and 35 people in treatment across five shops. Patients are in Shelton, Gaylord Farm, Norwich, Hartford, Denver, and at home. two cured and discharged. Financials show $349.10 in the month, $8,520 year to date, and $8,121.87 on hand. An Industrial League baseball game at Menfield Park was planned to benefit the association.
Dr Harmon Northrop Morse of Johns Hopkins University died at his summer home on Ghebeagys Island. Dr Frederick H Gorrish of Bowdoin College and former president of two medical societies died here today. Leod Smith of Waterstreet arrested for theft. Albert Norton reported robbery of 27 dollars at a saloon on North Washington Street.
A flood of warranty deeds records multiple transfers including Bertha Schivab on Main Street, Davenport Street parcels, and other properties such as Parrott Avenue and Grove Avenue. Numerous buyers like Mary Gudas and Frank Lob nev are listed with property feet and street locations across several towns. a New York report notes syndicated MWreach loans nearing oversubscription as firms surpass quotas, praising small lot takeups.
The hearing recounts assertions by McChire and Blair about fundraising for Georgia and national campaigns. Witnesses discuss proposed contributions, state quotas, and the role of Form 101 while noting unofficial funds and plans for a three million dollar division among state and national committees.
Boston September report notes Charles Ponzi declared hopelessly bankrupt at a United States District Court hearing in Lodey. William Sears, chairman of the federal receivers for the get rich scheme promoter, announced the court appointed M. Oumeread as referee in bankruptcy. Proceedings focus on whether Ponzi had partners in the Securities Exchange Company and the large investments claimed, with trials possible after the referee completes the inquiry.
Sept 3 New York dispatch notes the disappearance of the short supply act affecting finished steel with possible tin plate exceptions. Demand remains steady with prices not higher than current levels. Iran August production rises under favorable adoption, total 3144 tons, outperforming earlier months. output remains strong into September as activity increases.
A garbled report notes September figures on cotton production including 21,143 bales and 467.29 revenue units for the prior period. The text references ginning activity, sales totals, and year-ago benchmarks, with unclear details on specific locations or dates beyond September.
A fragmented report describes a traveler who spent money for tickets and traveled through Connecticut towns including Ansonia and Waterbury to Derby. He built a train for fun, drawing police attention and ending with his arrest in Bridgeport with plans ongoing.
A disrupted tale centers on a deserted wife and her four dependent children living in destitution. Authorities in New York detain Francisco Barr on $500 bail pending trial, while the spouse and youngsters remain in care at Hillside Home.
The League of Nations council will examine Poland's appeal at the Paris meeting on September 16. It will decide whether Lithuania, not a member, should present its contentions, mirroring procedures used in the Åland Islands case where a non-member contested with Sweden’s approval.
Following letters of administration expired a 0 S088 4 and will be sold. Connecticut notice in Bridgeport district probate court September 3 allows six months for creditors to exhibit claims. Those neglecting to present claims will be barred. All debts to estate to JOHN J. Lombard, administrator.
Public notices warn residents and non residents to file sworn lists of taxable real and personal property by September 1920 with the Tax Commissioner or Assessors. Penalties include added taxes and loss of appeal rights. details outline parcel listing and building separate land values. Also notices of a Republican caucus and a Town Finance meeting scheduled September 1920 in Fairfield and Bridgeport.
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