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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
2
The speech highlights the need to curb minority obstruction in the Senate. Dawes argues current rules allow one or a few to block majority will, urging nonpartisan reform and wider public pressure. He cites past reforms, budget, and reparations work, and stresses protecting constitutional checks while speeding legislation.
The Raifuku Maru sinks after seven hours of a gale as Homeric and Tuscania race to help. Captain Izeki of the Raifuku Maru and crew lose all aboard, with 7,200 tons of wheat cargo aboard and losses estimated around $800,000.
In Indianapolis, three men Stephen son Klinick and Earl Gentry were held on a first degree murder charge in the death of Madge Oberholtzer. A petition seeking bail was filed by the defense. Judge James A. Collins said a hearing would be held on Monday, April 27.
A disjointed passage argues the Senate should respond to public sentiment yet acknowledges the Senators represent straits of power. It contends the event exists to test opinion fairly and urges self-restraint by those who hold governmental authority to avoid excessive remedies.
A 150th anniversary marks Israel Bissell’s April 1775 ride through Milford Stratford Fairfield Saugatuck Norwalk and Stamford to warn of Lexington. The courier shouted To Arms The War has begun delivering a Massachusetts Council of Safety message and urging fresh horses for the alarm. Bissell rode through towns toward Philadelphia posting the call as Patriots knit socks and supported fighters near Boston.
Norwalk residents express support for a full paid fire department to replace mixed volunteer and regular brigades. They cite past fires where delays and missteps caused damage while avoiding further tax burdens, questioning if $74,000 is sufficient for protection and urging careful use of every penny.
The defendants Slater in law and Lillian M T Clark appeal the probate of Miss Trundon's will alleging undue influence and lack of testamentary capacity. They contest Herbert's legitimacy and seek withdrawal of testimony. Judge Ralph Beers set a deadline for presenting a birth certificate while a chorus of unclear witnesses testified regarding the will's authenticity.
The voter bloc supports Caillaux after a bitter war era as he endorses the Geneva protocol and League of Nations cooperation. He pledges a 1926 budget funded by taxes, tax reform, and continued Dawes plan execution while seeking debt settlements. He urges patience and confidence for stable peace and economic justice.
Listings show Italian Women's council and multiple lodges and societies gathering at addresses on Beach Street Broad Street Cannon Street Main Street and Alm Street. Groups include I O O F Magna Charia and Royal Arcanum among others with various lodge numbers and meeting rooms.
In a chaotic moment the event was halted as officials called off the fight amid unclear circumstances. Details remain vague but the incident prompted immediate stoppage and safety checks.
Hartford April 21 The Senate refused to pass the New Haven City school district abolishment bill, recommitting it to the Cities and Boroughs committee amid opposition from Chairman Challenger. Senator Halli urged recommit to allow proper hearing while Hackett was named by Challenger as a potential Democratic mayoral candidate. Other senators spoke for and against recommitting, and the bill returns to the House. Also reported: several favorable and unfavorable Senate items including pensions, motor vehicle provisions, and broader amendments.
Hartford April 21 The House received numerous reports many unfavorable Among favorable items were raising Middletown Court Jas hes to 2000 for the judge 1000 for the clerk 1300 for the prosecutor amending the General Hospital New Haven charter Bristol court salaries John and Sylvia Workman Home for the Sick Torrington Greenwich borough court to provide for one judge in the deposits in one savings bank account 10000 in three years paying a claim 50 a month for 14 months and 90 to King Danbury for cemetery location and mechanics liens law revisions.
President Coolidge listened to his own speech broadcast from the White House at a New York editors and publishers dinner. The White House radio set and thousands elsewhere picked up the address. Fellow officials and guests also tuned in to hear the President’s remarks.
New York April 21 President Coolidge delivered an address broadcast from a phono film made at the White House. The projection showed his movements and voice to editors and publishers at the Friars Club. He urged economy in government and steadier progress toward peace and prosperity. The demonstration was described as a notable scientific achievement. He spoke of upholding private property and self government under law and to keep American institutions expressive of the principles of the Declaration of Independence. He asserted the nation must go forward and defend against oppression and aggression.
Verdis Aida presented in English by the Bridgeport Oratorio Society and chorus at the High School auditorium. Frank Kasschau conducted the combined local choruses with strong solo work by Miss Lida Roma Miss Roma as Aida and Miss Roma as Amneris and the Ethiopian king Amonasro were praised for expressive singing and effective stage presence. The plot follows Rhadames love and treachery ending in a death in the crypt with Aida.
In Bridgeport the court heard Lyman testify he received 140 dollars from Mrs Simons ten years ago for work building railroad ties. He named Frank hag nat as another worker who is now dead. Attorney Donohoe questioned about seeing spirits and withdrew the query. The case likely goes to the jury tomorrow before Judge John W Banks.
The Sunday Sports Bill is adopted in both branches after careful deliberation. The speaker voices respect for diverse views but asserts the governor should sign the measure, noting broad public support for the legislation.
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