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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
18
Savannah Georgia April 18 The city council adopted an ordinance prohibiting the activities of jazz artists in public venues and fixed penalties of 100 dollar fin e and 30 days imprisonment The measure also amended the code to include professional dancers in the restrictions
Washington April 18 1922 former President Wilson publishes a letter denied ever writing a letter praising Senator Reed of Missouri for aiding the Federal Reserve Act. The episode is used in the Breckinridge Tang campaign to deny Need the Democratic nomination. Wilson asserts memory failings and a disputed October 23 1912 letter is shown as part of a political struggle within the party. Reed had earlier demanded hearings on the bill and later supported the measure, while Wilson’s camp fights Cox faction influence ahead of San Francisco 1920 and continues in the New Need race.
The steamer Pals City on the Bridgeport to Port Jefferson route altered its schedule yesterday. It now runs Monday Wednesday and Friday at 5 o'clock, prompting confusion among would be passengers and angry customers. Extra boats were observed weather bound and others awaited arrival as the Isis and other vessels resumed routes.
Dredge and Dark Co completed work at the foot of Brat Main streets yesterday. Scows will report to Bridgeport Brass Co for a two week dredging job. There was no flat or cod fishing in the sound, and no ingle oyster boat went out. A fierce gale kept coastwise activity minimal, and the storm proved less severe than predicted. Eggs advice notes boiling and shell-on storage for freshness.
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