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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1921

Page

8

Toy Autos Used For First Time in Court Case Here

In Common Pleas court Judge John J. Walsh views two new limousine autos used to illustrate a December 23, 1919 collision at Main and Jelm streets. Louis Antonio sues Charles Welton Cerbert Bailey and Connecticut Company for about 200 dollars, alleging mutual negligence after a trolley car and mail wagon crash.

Common Pleas Court John J Connecticut Company Jélmatreet Antonio Walsh

Paper Co Shareholders Hold Meeting Today

Montreal April 6 The drop in merkst quotations of the Riordan Pulp and Paper company from 117 to 34 since last Friday led to a special meeting of the company officials and leading shareholders scheduled for tomorrow. The company, capitalized at 80 million dollars, owns large timber lands and paper plants.

Montreal Merkst Riordan Pulp and Paper Company Montreal Star

Sinn Fein M. P. Sentenced to Prison Core Ireland

In Cork, Sinn Fein member of the British House of Commons, arrested during a Cork Lunatic asylum meeting, was sentenced to six months in prison at hard labor by a military court for giving a false name and consorting with rebels. Women of western Australia have had the right to vote for nearly 31 years.

Core Ireland Jean Hayes Sinn Fein House of Commons Cork Lunatic Asylum Western Australia

Non-Suit Motion Considered in Boy's Death Case

Judge Keel heard a non-suit motion in Floyd A. Wright administrator’s suit against Fred Herg of Stamford over Kenneth F. Wright’s death from stones falling on Avcnic Street wall on September 19, 1950. The wall owner is accused of neglecting dangerous conditions. the defense cites boy’s negligence. Trial to resume today with attorney R. R. Rosan opposing.

Floyd A. Wheni Fred Herg Stameford John E. Keel Tim Son Kenneth F. Wright Avcnic Street Ah. Berg John H. Light R. R. Rosan Wright

Judge Booth Reserves Decision In Two Civil Cases

Judge John R. Booth of the common pleas court yesterday reserved ruling in two actions. Giovanni Campa seeks 284 dollars for automobile repairs claimed to be faulty work and redone. J F Weiss sues Frank W. Pisarek for 300 dollars alleging a Black Rock avenue deal fell through and a 190 dollar check was stopped after a market sale loss of 175 dollars.

John R. Booth Common Pleas Court CR. Anen Giovanni Campa Campa J. F. Weiss Frank W. Pisarek Bridgeport Pisarek Black Rock Avenue Weiss

$500 Awarded in Death of Child Truck Victim Case

Jury delivers verdict in favor of John Riez against Steve Dominico for the death of his daughter Jennie hit by a truck on Hancock avenue June 23, 1920. The truck, owned by Dominice and driven by Joseph Spartz, had a damages claim of $10,000. Jury had been unable to agree the previous day and was excused.

John Riez Steve Dominico Riez Jennie Hancock Avenue Dominice Joseph Spartz

Local Men to Attend National Commerce Session

Bridgeport business leaders prepare for the ninth annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Atlantic City from April 26 to 29. Herbert Hoover will headline the Administration program on public interest and government methods. Delegates from Bridgeport include Sumner Simpson Wolfe William T. Hincks B D Pierce Ir A H MacKenzie and D T Wheeler with F J Kingsbury serving as national counsel.

Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce of the United Sumner Simpson Wolfe William T. Hincks B.D. Pierce Ir. A. IL MacKenzie D. T. Wheeler Commerce F. J. Kingsbury National Couriel

English Professor Bertrand Russell Dies in Japan

New York reports from the Japan Advertiser dated March 29 say Professor Bertrand Russell, noted English sociologist, mathematician and philosopher, died March 28 in Tokyo from pneumonia while on a lecture tour in China. Professor John Dewey of Columbia University was said to have drawn up his will at Pekin University. Russell, born in 1872 in Trellick, England, married Alys Smith of Philadelphia in 1894.

New York Peking Bertrand Russell China Japan Arch 29 Riase John Dewey Columbia Vversity Peking University Rugsett Trellick England Alys Smith F Pearsall Smith Philadelphia

Auto Thief Sentenced In Greenwich In Youth Case

Chester W. Baker, 15, of Springfield, was sentenced to the Connecticut school for boys at Meriden by Judge Mead after a stolen car ride from Springfield ended in police action. The incident occurred as part of a three youth arrest. The Supreme Court of Errors adjourned after hearing appeals in two cases, with no date set for reconvening.

Thiey Greenwich Chester W. Baker Springfield Lass Connecticut School For Boys Mersby Court OF Errors Supreme Court of Errors Frank Miranti Lydia R. Gallo Charles Ghini Max Kowner Fairfield New Haven

Harding Plans To Boost Trade Despite Latin Debate

The article discusses U S policy toward Colombia and Latin America, urging strong protection for American investors abroad. It notes Britain aiding a Colombian company and argues for treaty ratification to reassure Latin nations and reduce suspicion over the Panama Canal. Senators Knox Pomerene Borah Kellogg Lodge and others are cited for their roles.

Colombia Great Britain South America Minaya Lodse Latin America Panama Canal Knox Pomerene Borah Kelloge Lodge Republcan Tipasevelt

Treaty dispute hinges on altered terms under new oversight

Ambiguities emerge as authorities argue the treaty was sufficiently amended by Hean and Brynn with Pub backing a Pheir claim. Dissent cites changes in sovereignty and theology as red flags, while supporters insist the core agreement remains intact and enforceable.

Hean Brynn Pheir

Fragmented historic note on loyalty and responsibility

A damaged OCR fragment discusses the value of money as action, a just listener’s reaction to Tegu Henny and Heart situsetion, and acceptance of responsibility for the country and its future, though the text is incomplete.

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