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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
4
Brooklyn resident Joseph F. Glas states in a letter that twenty years of constipation woes ended only with Carte Little Liver Pills. He notes reliable relief from these pills and urges fellow readers to use them, claiming steady, predictable results.
Bennie Arena saloon keeper in Stamford faced first and third offense liquor charges as City court records were questioned. Judge Wash postponed sentence to review home conditions after a State police investigation and presentation of three prior convictions by State Prosecutor Torin W. Willis.
Ida Manning Blankenburg of Tulsa seeks to prove her claim as Lotta Crabtree’s daughter using English marriage and birth records. Her identification hinges on certified documents after letters said to be from Crabtree were destroyed in a Rock Island house fire years ago.
Fort Worth Texas April 21 Will R Deering and his wife are dead and Patrolman A MacLin is seriously wounded after a street gun battle in which Deering wounded the officer, accidentally killed his wife, and was himself shot.
Gloria Bishop discusses German dances highlighting waltz origins and the Rheinlander, noting Schuplatteltanz as a quaint Bavarian dance with a fairy tale atmosphere. She recalls a memory of her mother, describes the two dancer routine, and mentions Munich cholera festivities linking dance to public health ideas. A note cites a 1925 copyright.
Irish minister to Washington Timo thy Emiddy suffers severe bruises after his horse collides with an automobile driven by Mrs. Alexander Louden wife of the secretary of Duty redesign, in Rock Creek Park. Mrs Louden is in shock. The horse was badly injured and had to be killed.
Tomchik, a worker for Frank Miller Lumber, suffered a fourteen foot fall on July 18, 1924, and was found to have aggravated mental disorder. Commissioner Buckingham approved a weekly compensation of $10 for up to 10 years, plus medical care. Doctors testified to paranoid symptoms and treatment followed at Hillside Home and Connecticut Hospital for the Insane, with Tomchik remaining under care at home.
The dirigible Loos Angeles departed Lakehurst New Jersey carrying the largest crew to date of 50 plus observers for a Bermuda trip. Captain George W. Steele commanded with Commander Jacob H. Klein as executive officer. Eight mail sacks aboard. If the craft reaches Bermuda before dawn it will hover several hours, then dock at the Patoka mooring mast before sunset.
About 1500 students at Sherman Institute, an Indian school in Riverstdi Galf, were treated for poisoning after a Sunday incident. Authorities fear accidental lacing of food with strychnine, but investigation shows insect powder was mistakenly placed in a baking powder can.
The Board of rarities held a short semi monthly session yesterday afternoon to transact routine business. Mme Gabrielle Dassal, a new recruit among women explorers, recently journeyed through French Congo deep into the interior studying natives, their character and customs.
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