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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1927

Page

2

More Are Dead in Western Floods Across the Mississippi Basin

Reports from Arkansas and Mississippi describe levee breaks and rising floodwaters threatening Greenville and surrounding counties. Major Lee ordered abandonment of Albermarle work and relocation to Greenville and Rosedale as thousands face homelessness. Rescue efforts continue as dozens drown or near drowning amid swollen rivers and collapsing dikes.

Green Ville John H. Lee Albermarle 10 Iusaquena County Greenville Rosedale Missis

Accused Woman Slayer Bound Over in Danbury Case

In Danbury a woman accused of murdering Phank Vance at his Pomarack home on January 1 was bound over to Fairfield County Superior Court by Judge Lemuel A. Davis. Her 14 year old son, Sverituh, alleged to have helped, was sent to the State School for Boys at Meriden until he is twenty one. The youth has been kept at the town farm due to juvenile confinement rules and guard costs were reported as substantial.

Danbury Marateing Phank Vance Pamarack Nue Rosie Gahosa Wan Faire Field County Superior Court Lemuel A. Davis Robert DeForest Public Defender Bridgeport Veter Sverituh Vance Ated Wes Bure Meriden Hey Bey Thang Islan Snyder Baldweg John Schneider Twelfth Street Lone Fle Isoa Talesman ConnoHy Tk Ieyman Va Qian Talesuimn

U S Official Urges Less Waste At University Talk

Foote from the department of commerce in Washington spoke at a university meeting on cost accounting urging simplification in industry. He highlighted reducing spare parts and styles and shown examples to illustrate how standardization can lower costs. A dinner followed and the next meeting is set for March with Mrs Keogh of the Haga centans presenting.

AL. Foote Department of Commerce Washington, D Torur Eid Tub Vis Warrylm Lee Jules Mr. Payote Mrascarien Keogh Ie Pbe- Haga Centans Heda

Japan Holds Back War Secrets in Disarmament Talks

A Geneva disarmament commission announced that Japan will not disclose war secret holdings or armament details. The Japanese delegate argued public disclosure could threaten necessary defense and strategic interests, while critics urged full transparency from all powers.

Japan Sern Drteg Yeytor Commission Tram Pet

Jury selection continues in Snyder murder case

The court extended the jury pool as five more jurors were needed with several excused for cause or due to scruples about the death penalty. Witnesses and suspects including two Buffalo women were discussed, while Judge Scudder and Assistant District Attorney Daly oversaw ongoing voir dire.

Tas Rial Fray Talesmen Buffalo Snyder Judd Gray Manhattan Newcombe Talesman Lorraine Snyder O’cloeck Justice Scudder Peter Daly Alrn Snyder Viemm Belway Jurus Charles B. Meisner Springfield Willam EK Young Meisner Harry Arnold Hk. Kraener

Fraternal and civic groups plan changes to meeting dates

Local notices list numerous organizations from Bridgeport and surrounding towns noting possible schedule changes, venue addresses, and upcoming events. Community groups include widows societies, veterans posts, various fraternal lodges, Bible Students, and workers’ unions. The fragment hints at repeated reminders about meeting times and a fading public interest as the message ends with a remark on repeated attendance.

Mrs Snyder Jury Selection Showcases Home Life Sentiment

In Queens court the Mrs Huth Snyder murder trial draws jurors from a cross section of locals. Damon Runyon notes the panel’s mix of married men, a landscape gardener, a florist, and engineers as defense lawyers Dana Wallace and Edgar Hazleton shape the venire. Mrs Snyder, wearing a softer hat and displaying nerves with water breaks, eyes the process while the state weighs potential sympathy for a woman facing death.

Justice Scudder Snyder Dana Wallace Edgar Hazleton Wallace cHent Talesman Teuth Gray Yenry Avery Judd Rath Samuel Jo .Miller William T. Millard Wallare Hazleton Weis Henry Judd Long Teland Judd

Mexican Federal Pursuit After Train Attack

Survivors recount a two to three hour battle when rebels on a Pullman attacked a passenger train, killing many and looting cars as a relief train arrived in Mexico City with 50 survivors, 15 wounded, and seven bodies. Reports differ on whether soldiers or rebels bore primary blame.

Mexico City Calles 9Utalde Suldlere Relef Guadalajara Irapuato Watson Kurt Levin Manuel Garcia Penjamo Hassilio Manin Arlonso Wiaz Regional Federation of Mexican Workers Ingane Consuela Paula Cervantes Antonio

Crompton and Knowles official to wed in Lynn

Aqbert AL Gordon, superintendent of the Crompton and Knowles Loom works, will marry tomorrow at Lynn to Mrs. Alice Varary Ward of Weymouth. Ward is charge of Treasurer duties at Wellesley College where her daughter Catherine is a student.

Worcmste Mass Aqbert AL Gordon Crompton and Knowles Loon Maried Tomorow Lynn Mra Alice Varary Ward Wehimond Val Charze Trweremt Wellesley College Davinttary Catherine

Mohican Association Presents Comedy Fun In a Courtroom

The Mohican association stages a one act comedy Fun In a Courtroom at Colonial on Fairfield Ave Monday evening with dancing and live music. Director Thomas Neary leads a cast including Willan Toomey John Sultl an Dominic Cretella and others performing a courtroom farce with musical interludes.

Muhiown Athletic Association Colonial Om Fairfield Ave Thomas Neary Tuymornal Ferov Willan Toomey John Sultlan Dominic Cretella John and Francen Hughes Froy Hilee Arthur Beach Dan Hannon Rene Prince Wrank Malone Jeek Winley Hughes Heathers Larry Willams Prince Carl Mary Harley Santa Bridget O'Vlyn James Baundees Klarney Huddy” Cody Cherie Dot O'Brien San Daniel Dunn County Leale Wickey Wonder Ste Madelyn Farley Santa RP. T. Barnum

Bishop Brewster at St John’s Sunday

The Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster will preach at St John's Episcopal Church Park and Fairfield avenues Sunday. He will confer a class for adults and youths, with adults expected to outnumber the young. Brewster will celebrate the early service and attend a breakfast hosted by the Communicantia League at the parish house.

Chauncey B. Brewster D. D.llahop Connecticut St John's Episcopal Church Park and Fairfield Avenue Hrewster St. John's Communicania’ League Pariah House Ming Flare Grasse Mre Harry Anderson Mia John Lotty Mrs Harry Pierce

Charter of Labor in Italy Outlines State Guardianship and Syndicate System

The charter defines labor and capital as equal under state guardianship with associations or syndicates handling collective contracts. Corporations act as state agents to supervise production, with labor courts as last resort. Strikes and sabotage are banned, wages not uniformly fixed, and state controls or takes over per national interests.

Chamber Sextette Delights at Club Contest Finale

The Wind Chamber Music Society sextette from New York, led by Carolyn Beebe, performed at the Contemporary club Brooklawn, closing the thirty-fifth season with nearly 100 attendees. Members included Gustave Langenus, Lamar Stringfield, Bruno Kate, Bruno Jaenicke, and Benjamin Keehon. pieces ranged from Mozart to Saint-Saens and Lefebvre. The Carolyn Beebe prize funded a Bloch commission, with Yale President James A. Angell and curator D. Roy Ditmars among speakers. William C. Hawley presided the season 1926-27. The club plans to begin the 1927-28 season in October.

New York Chaimier Music Society Brooklawn Bri The Musicale Apt Gresham Griggs Carolyn Beebe Chamber Music Society Bruno Kate Bruno Jaenicke Benjamin Keehon Lefebvre Saint-Saens Thurlte James A. Angell Yale University Hubert Herring Mexico D. Roy Ditmars New York Zoological Park William C. Hawley Wiliam M. Wheeler John Pullmen

Bridgeport Triumphs In Paper Battle At Derby Hotel

Bridgeport reserve officers defeated Waterbury forces in a paper battle staged at the Hotel Clark in Derby on neutral ground. Both sides used 26 officers with infantry artillery tanks and aircraft to seize strategic points under the command of Major Frederick Underwent Coward for Bridgeport and Major Bennett Bronton for Waterbury. Judges included Col. John C. Schoeffel and Lt. R. A. Sawyer, with Col. Rex Delacour of the reserve corps.

Waterbury Bridgeport Clark Derby Forc Eas Frederick Underwent Coward David Fleming H. A. Pratt Bennett Bronton Raymond Rice M. A. Golullo John C. Schoeffel Deotain R. A. Sawyer Regular Army Rex Delacour Reserve Corps

Bishop Denies Church Involved in Guadalajara Attack

Mexico City April 21 Archbishop Russo Flores stated for the Catholic episcopate that if priests took part in the Guadalajara train attack the church was ignorant of it and had no connection with the incident.

Mexico City Russo Flores Guadalajara

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