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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1921

Page

12

Buyers urged to act now to spur production and prosperity

A government style appeal urges merchants to place orders immediately and the public to buy necessities without delay. It warns against drastic retrenchment and calls for confidence, discussing the drop in raw material prices and the need to maintain employment while stabilizing living costs. It frames prosperity as possible if optimism returns and spending continues.

United States North Main Street Bridgeport Main Garfield Avenue

Everything in Russia Held in Common Very Common

Berlin April report from KARD H. VON WIEGAND notes a Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung writer’s Moscow visit. He describes taxi-sleighs at the station, 10 000 rubles to reach town, cleaned streets, and scarce fuel. The article comments on Communization, long peasant trains, wood lading, and fodder for horses.

Kard H. von Wiegand Berlin Moscow Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung Soviet Russia

Immigration Restriction Bill Faces Rough House Debate

Washington April 70 The immigration restriction bill drew sharp fire in the House from New York members while Johnson and others urged strict limits as essential. Debate continued with a vote expected soon. leaders doubt an overwhelming majority though passage is anticipated.

Washington Tle House New York State Johnson Tata Cackrap Dem

Local Man Chosen Vice Regent of Royal Arcanum

Charles H. Sherwood of this city was chosen grand vice regent at the Eta election of officers yesterday by the Grand Council of Connecticut Royal Arcanum. Officers elected include Herbert F. Hotchkiss grand regent, Le Mayin Jacobs grand orator, Fred Tilcott grand secretary, J. Ley grand treasurer, John H. Hallaway grand chaplain, Jeremia of Hartford grand guide, C. P. McGinnis grand warden, C. Ever grand sentry, and JT. Fly of Waterbury trustee. Su preme Crater Ri B. Kropf of Chicago installed the officers. Retiring grand secretary Carleton E. Hoadley read all degrees with Cornelis Wilder Council present, marking a first exemplification of this degree in council history.

Charles H. Sherwood Eta Pernoun Osih Syinual Grand Council of Connecticut Royal Arcanum ‘Ther Supreme Council Herbert TF. Hotchkiss Ey Haveor B. Holloway Milford le Imyin Jacobs Ew Haven iWred Tilcott New Britain Tary J. Ley New London Henry C. Sheffield Hartford John H. Hallaway Jereiay Harteora C. P. McGinnis Stamford C.ever New Haven Fly Waterbury Supreme Crater Ri B. Kropf Chcago Cornelis Wilder Royal Arcanum Carleton E. Hoadley New, Maven Grand Council

City Plans 10000 Rat Capture for Bubonic Search

The Committee on Public Health and Safety proposes transporting ten thousand rats from New London to Bridgeport to probe bubonic plague risks. Connecticut lawmakers approve 36000 dollars for an intensive state jury study to determine safeguards for cities and towns. Health Commissioner Black notes a past leprosy case but withholds the name and address to avoid public panic.

Bridgeport Committee On Public Health Tlegislature Sta Feaith Department New London Connecticut Black Guie Health Department Greenwich

City to Pay Estate of Mrs Burns Nine Hundred

Settlement reached between John A Burns administrator and city counsel of Dridgepet in a Superior Court action over a February sidewalk accident. Mrs Burns died after injuries from the fall. City agrees to pay 900 dollars in full settlement of all claims.

Burns John A. Burns Dridg Iligh le City

Steamship Finland Returns for Repairs at Southampton

The Red Star liner Finland arrives in Southampton after a crankshaft issue 90 miles off the French coast. Returned on April 20, she will undergo repairs and expected to regain voyage readiness.

Southampton England Red Star Finland New

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