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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
11
A chaotic transcript shows defense attorney arguments during Sacco and Vanzetti trial alleging government spying and improprieties. The record cites witnesses and denials as prosecutors press the case and jurors hear conflicting accounts.
Fragmented OCR text describes various medical claims and products for piles and ulcers. It references individuals and places with garbled names and scattered mentions of ointments and prices. The passage lacks coherent events or dates and reads as an ad-like collage with no verifiable details.
The garbled OCR passage references voting, figures, and names in a political context. It hints at a public discourse around elections, candidates, and dates, though many words are unreadable. The readable bits show a focus on individuals and civic action amid unclear surrounding details.
Fragmented OCR report notes a British freighter lost in a storm near the Atlantic, with lines mentioning the vessel’s tonnage around 4007 tons and a probable sinking location along the North Atlantic coast. Names and exact details are obscured by garbled text.
A district attorney is rumored to have opened investigations and charged individuals in a Carmel area case. The fragmentary text mentions names, court actions, searches, and possible employment aspects, but provides no clear outcomes or verifiable specifics.
Fragmentary text shows Smith planning another election bid after previous denial. The garbled OCR includes stray phrases about voting, approval, and regional mentions, but core claim points to Smith pursuing candidacy again amid uncertain past consent.
Pestilence and hunger threaten the flood area as aid teams from Red Cross assist victims. Hutchinson visits. many homes damaged and hundreds of homeless farmers. Two Burlington Railroad trains marooned in northwest Missouri. heavy washouts near St. Joseph.
A cablegram from FP Rodrigues, Liberal Party representative, reports that General Sandoval captured a tihe party at Bluefields Nicaragua and seized the steamer Wetator loaded with arms. The message arrives amid regional tensions and party disputes in the area.
Members of Lieut XV Bishop camp of United Spanish War Veterans will view the Osborne camp at New Haven on September 25 with Congressman John Q Tilson chairing. The Osborne camp hosts a joint meeting and supper honoring Tilson, and many local veterans plan to travel to New Haven for the event.
Michael Raffa, 54, a leading onion grower in the valley, fell from the rear of a loaded truck yesterday afternoon. A wheel ran over his neck as he lay on the road. His son John, the driver, heard a cry and found him fatally injured.
Jefferson City reports announce both Republican and Democratic declarations against a world court at a state committee gathering. Prohibition not specifically addressed by either party. Also notes a Catholic Church heads meeting in Washington with officials from the U S hierarchy gathering at Catholic University.
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