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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1921

Page

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Britain Feels Pinch of Miners Strike in Cold Snap

London April 17 report says Britain endures tighter coal supply as wintry weather hits the UK. Miners leaders have left London, government wary of wage talks, rail and transport strikes collapse slows enlistment, and rationing may tighten as coal stocks dwindle and imports rise. A mass railway meeting in CarlisIe set Friday action.

Britain London Great Britain United Kingdom Lenon Lioyd-George Mines Department The Board of Trade Admiraltty Admiralty Carvisle Resolut Railway

Ontario May Put Stop to Liquor Sales on Border

Ontario voters decide if importation of liquor shall stop with polls opening. City results hint wet cities may end imports May 1 and see a reduced dry majority statewide.

Ontario Ottawa Ont United States British Columbia Quebec

Hold Up Men Loot Local Lunch Room

Three unidentified youths robbed the Olympia lunch room at 1:50 am, taking about 30 to 40 dollars from the cash register as patrons were warned to raise their hands. The robbers fled through an alley toward Courtland Street. police searched the city but found no trace. The proprietor reported the trio had planned a return after an initial visit earlier in the evening.

Olympis State Street Jobs Street Courtland Street George Juana Tech Room

Guards at Bigelow Hartford Carpet Mill Reopening

A large force of deputies and Hartford county police arrived in Thompsonville to guard the Bigelow Hartford Carpet mill reopening after a six week strike. Dyehouse workers abstained in solidarity with the tapestry department over wage cuts reported at 20 percent or more. Company expects 1,396 unorganized workers to return, with 1,009 in the three organized departments. Sheriff Gabbh estimated over 100 armed men would provide protection. A town court in Litchfield will hear eviction cases against four strikers from company housing.

Thompsonville Carpet Company Thompsonville Conn Hartford County George H. Gabbh Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Company Tapestry Department Tapestry Brussels Gable Numoer Lintov Town Court

German Plan on Reparations Reaches Vatican Channels

Berlin reports Germany’s new reparations proposals to rebuild war damaged areas in France with German labor, extend compensation to individuals, take over Allied debts, and seek a large international loan. Vatican channels are said to deliver the plan to Secretary Hughes for President Harding, aiming to show Germany’s willingness to meet obligations.

America Karl A. von Wirgand Berlin Germany Washington Argentine Holland Switzerland Vatican Vstical Hughes Harding France Belgium A&a Americs England Asia Gere mMany Waington

Auto Thieves Run Down One Policeman in Greenwich

Three teenage auto thieves assaulted Greenwich Captain James J. Nedley, who was attempting to arrest them after a theft in Springfield. Nedley was hospitalized with multiple injuries. The trio, later identified as Franklin Lendsley Chester Baker and Benjamin Gibbs of Springfield, fled with the stolen car, were pursued through Stamford, and were recaptured near the Converge estate after the vehicle was abandoned at Round Hill.

Springfield James J. Nedley Greenwich Greenwich Hospital Stamford Nedley Neadley Oii Round Hil Franklin Lendsley Chester Baker Benjamin Gibbs Springfeld

Vast Ultra-Luxury Airliner Aims To Link New York Paris

Italian engineer Vaugean outlines plans for a colossal air liner built at Posillipo with 91 yard length 44 000 cubic yards of non inflammable gas and 750 horsepower propulsion. It would carry 1000 passengers in first and second class with amenities like baths ballroom restaurants and promenade deck. The Micvi Brothers pledge 4 million lire for the first vessel and aim to operate New York Paris and other European routes within months.

Universal Service Vaugean Plang Ticei Brotinetis Naples Ricei Posailipo Rathshin Ocean Greyhounds Micvi New York Paris Rome London Berlin Rieris Prin

Police Called to Church Controversy in New London

Police were summoned to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in New London when a disturbance disrupted services. Bishop Nilan urged the protesting congregants to leave, while the pastor Rev Wather Czarewski faced abusive language and an umbrella strike. police kept order as no arrests were reported.

New London Goan Our Lady of Perpetual Help Seorr Wather Ay Czarewski Buren Johns Hartford Ehu Biahon Nilan Tom New

Ether sales legality debated in New York figures

In New York reports show illicit ether products seized from a central betting laboratory lab overwork reveals large quantities of pharmaceutical preparations. Authorities note strong evidence of illegal sales, though some aisles suggest distribution through drug stores.

New York Heariays Suthness Elfy

Clothing Theft Reported At Local Store

Police report a burglary at 58 Golden Hill Street. Thieves gained entry through a rear window and stole twelve stairways of men s shirts and four salt gates along with new and second hand clothing valued at about 109 dollars. The incident occurred at Samuel Postal s store on 24 Stalonacine Lime during UT dey.

Samuel Postal Golden Hill Street Postesata

Soviet Trade Pact Slated as U S Relations Remain Frozen

Secretary Hughes replies to labor leader requests, denying any resumption of relations with Soviet Russia while its political and economic system endures. He states scarce goods, high Soviet demand, and limited purchasing power prevent imports, noting halted direct trade and minimal gold shipments cited as propaganda.

Gary Hughes Gompers American Toleration of Labor Russia United States Soviet Russia Hughes Ruste Rusia Europe Batjy Vary Rossy Goode Asia Pete Willian

Edison and Other Experts Sought Means to Combat U-Boats

A 1915 plan noted by former Secretary of the Navy and American experts outlines submarine warfare challenges. The article recalls mobilization steps in 1916, the Sussex note pressure on Germany, and the looming crisis as U.S. officials pressed for restraint while preparing fleet actions. It cites naval readiness, destroyer availability, and the demand for universal rules of lawful warfare.

Edison Wilson Sussex Germany Washington Ir 80 Lusitania Uts Deen Berlin Us Pagel Renate Ultimacuim United States Ihe Dent

Three Die and Three Hurt in Weekend Auto Crashes

A weekend of fatal and serious injuries left three people dead and three injured in multiple accidents. Victims include Charles Codelpin, Rosaline Miller, and Abraham Adams, all from Bridgeport area, with infants and adults among the injured. A five ton truck crushed a young man at East Main and Howe, another child died en route to hospital, and James L. Shay faced charges after a fatal collision. Continued on Page Two.

Charles Codolpin Stratford Rosaline Miller East Main Street Abraham L. Adams Center Street Charles Codelpin North Avenue Rosaline Miller Bridgeport Hospital George Zatoni Benham St. Vincents Hospital den Holmes Shey Admiam L. Adams Centar Madison Avenue Jenn R. Smith Capitol Avenue J. F. Walsh George Zaion

Woman Admits Slashing Sachs in Park Attack

Bessie Sinback 25 a housekeeper admits police she slashed Paul Sachs near Beardsley park after being forced into a car ride by three men. Sachs received 27 stitches and is in weak condition. Sinback faces technical breach of the peace charge as trial opens today.

Bessie Sinback Main Street Paul Sadis Pembroke Street Beardsley Park Sachs Mike West Find

Jitney Driver Robbed by Armed Holdup Trio

A jitney driver on Howard Avenue was robbed by three armed men after being ordered to drive to a corner. The driver, Ereny, handed over money as the trio fled. Police investigate if the same trio also robbed the Olympian restaurant earlier that morning.

Saitholi Urens Howard Avenue Paolo Ereny Conneticut Avenue Bslapareet Petit of Revelvers Wea Jovkom Banadies Anita Poller

Waylaid and Beaten, Two Men Tell Police

Vrayk Suveds, of Park Terrace, found in streets near Park Avenue and admitted to Vincent’s hospital in a semi comatose condition. Martin Clem, same address, says both he and Sureda were attacked by several men but not robbed, naming an undetermined count of assailants. Sureda remains at hospital under observation.

Vrayk M Ud Park Ivtys Rai Yanavert Park Avenue Vincent's Hospital Martin Clem Sureda Robte Accroudi

Garage and Machines Destroyed in Major Fire at Darson

Fire in Darson Connecticut destroyed a garage owned by Lamar Butler and 13 machines, with losses estimated around $58,000. The blaze started in a shed behind the garage and is believed incendiary in origin. Police suspect arson in two recent fires nearby.

Darson Conn Lamar Butler

Autoist Killed When Machine Strikes Tree Near Thompsonville

Thompsonville reported an early April 17 accident three miles south of town where Charles R. Berryman of Springfield Mass., 30, died after his automobile skidded and overturned into a tree. Passenger Finler J. Knapp and another occupant were thrown free and injured. car owned by Knapp.

Thompsonville Charles R. Berryman Springfield Mass Berryman Mr=_ Berriman Finler J- Knapp Springveld Knapp

Bloomin' King Dream and Weather Advisory Note

Fragmented verse laments idle pay and war chores amid a rough draft of future plans. A weather outlook predicts generally fair conditions east of the Mississippi for Monday and Tuesday with rain or snow along the New England coast, colder middle Atlantic, and a developing storm centered along the middle Atlantic coast with strong northerly winds.

Mississippi River New England Middle Atlantic Cape Hatteras New York Bridgeport Conn

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