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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1923
Page
5
Disjointed report notes traffic detours last night due to a chimney blaze affecting Kelly's Pool, Fairticid Avenue, and adjacent streets. Police and firefighters redirected vehicles while unclear details and names appear garbled. estimated street closures extended for a period as crews worked.
An accident occurred involving Len Doelet Pellitte and a Spee Screen vehicle near Water Street. The crash produced minor injuries and a behind-the-wheel assessment is underway. Authorities, including Officer Awe Shine Hinkle of Ti Wosf Los Street, are coordinating the investigation.
The fragment outlines Margaret's faded interest in her European work and her personal decline. It hints at family concerns, a failing partnership, and a shift toward difficulty in sustaining her career as she faces health issues and an unsettled personal life. The text mentions relatives, heirs, and an implied legal or property matter surrounding her later years.
An Emmet Memorial event tonight features speakers including Miles M Namee and Temry Paddad a candidate for Congress. The program includes Irish songs and readings as part of a tribute to Ireland’s heroes with local figures from Provie shonead and Tviegeport.
Fire destroyed furniture inside an apartment on Gatavetye street causing hundreds of vohars in damage. The blaze, described with difficulty, damaged the unit and left occupants distressed as responders investigated the cause and secured the scene.
A grand Elks charity ball drew a long list of attendees led by prominent local figures. Guests included Thomas Fin and George Hinden brewer among many others from New Haven and surrounding areas, with tributes and notices marking the festive program.
Washington April 1 Inder presented, Chief Forester WW B Greeley told a Senate committee that timber supplies will exhaust in 40 years. He warned pine timber is being cut about 8 1 2 times faster than it is replaced and hardwood is being cut about 1 1 2 times as fast.
The article reports Lord Robert Cecil criticizing suspicions that hinder peace talks between Germany and France over reparations. He urges using nations' cooperation as the remedy and mentions naval disarmament as a first step, while noting aircraft, submarines, and land forces as major military threats.
London reports vary on the Earl of Carnarvon condition with different dispatches describing weakness and fears of sinking. An official statement says his condition has not changed, while competing papers cite a serious decline and failing health.
Local Post Office warns nationwide circulation of a counterfeit Federal Reserve note drawn on Atlanta with a special face plate and signed by W G McAdoo and John Burke. The note is a photo reproduction with silk threads. Builders wages rise in Pittsburgh from 7 to 12 cents per hour, announced by the Employers association.
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