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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1921
Page
2
A chaotic report details Berlin cabinet intrigue with multiple marriages tied to financier Andrews. It traces accusations, arrests, and court actions involving wives and lovers, highlighting a Belgian man Rusbs and a Pittsburgh figure, amid police inquiries and a web of alleged infidelities and annulment actions.
Police investigate a bomb plot linked to Ligi arrest as detectives search a neighborhood and a mine site for clues. Reports say Adolph La Sar, a French Canadian anarchist who killed himself in Brooklyn, may be connected to the Well Street outrage, with authorities unsure if he drove the murder wagon. The case hinges on possible links between La Sar, Tito Ligi, and a broader plot, amid conflicting confessions and coded messages.
The council plans a hearing before the ordinance committee to guide recommendations to the utilities commission on a new state saving regulation. Attendees include chamber of commerce figures, manufacturers, and traffic officials to discuss routing changes and the economic impact on wage earners and local businesses.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology dean Alfred S Burton will resign at the end of the school year citing his wife’s health. He has led the office since its creation in 1903 and plans to join his wife in California. Burton, Bowdoin overseer since 1909, was a former engineering graduate and college roommate of Rear Admiral Peary.
Street and Stephen Novak of Walton Beach Wert were arrested at 10 last night after a New Haven Bridgeport jit bus passengers complained of a quarrel in the car. McCerroll faced drunkenness breach of the peace and assault charges and was freed on bond. Novak charged with breach of the peace and released on own recognizance.
The annual convention of the Chamber of Commerce opens in the capital with nearly 800 delegates and about 5,090 attendees expected. Government aid to American business is urged without direct interfe rence, and a federal sales tax proposal is discussed alongside flexible tariff advocacy.
April 24. Four stowaways aboard the steamship Criverni, from Liverpool and Queenstown, faced a death penalty as an example against intruders. The vessel arrived in port with the crew recalling a bizarre encounter involving a giant squidlike creature feared to be from the coast. Ship’s exrponses John Taggart fought the animal but survived with minor scratches.
Two arrests followed a daytime disturbance near Sitney Bus Yard as drivers were forced to slow for safety. Authorities cited reckless driving and a parade of pedestrians in the park causing concern for child safety amid mild weather and scattered motor vehicle activity.
Authorities in Atlantic Gin Minnesota announce the arrest of James Tunhaeany in connection with the murder of Count Heinden von Pickler. The suspect was held for investigation as unconfirmed details surface amid limited comment from Acting Prosecutor Gaskill. The case involves the Bb Sharhotel steward’s department finding and subsequent inquiry.
The Allies respond positively to Germany's proposal in early 20th century talks. Leaders including Briand and Lloyd George discuss postwar occupation and economic control of the Rhineland. France and Britain seek guarantees and joint action as discussions intensify in Pars, with wrenching choices ahead.
Broadway song writers push for higher royalties amid a growing strike. Key figures accuse publishers of stacking income away from creators as unions organize, with talks breaking down over minimum compensation and a larger share of royalties. Industry leaders deny, saying cuts protect publication stability.
The article reports on Nikola Tesla discussing the potential of harnessing atomic energy for warfare, noting both its immense destructive power and the uncertainties of practical use. Tesla explains energy transfer concepts, fears of total annihilation, and the need for new, safer methods of war.
In a Paris case a banker husband was killed and his body hidden. The victim’s daughter reveals a tumultuous family history and her mother’s volatile temperament as the investigation unfolds. Authorities pursue a motive tied to a disputed fortune and alleged coercion.
Officials announce daylight saving time is in effect with changes affecting commuters and transit schedules. Readers should note earlier sunrise, later sunset, and revised daily routines as bridges and clocks adjust.
Germany seeks to recover dominance in the dye sector as 1820 imports from the United States show chemicals and dye goods among the top German imports. The year’s total German imports valued at 820,280 dollars, with textiles, sugar, beer, cotton goods and knitwear also notable, reflecting prewar activity and shifts in trade patterns.
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morri son, leaders of the American Federation of Labor, spoke at large meetings in Philadelphia to protest a union wide shop movement. Crowds filled two theaters with overflow spilling to the street as Gompers warned against industrial autocracy and urged citizens to resist efforts to lower wage costs promoted by chambers of commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers.
Funeral arrangements announced for Edwarr Seinwin 20 of BRL at 30 from the Shel ton street bereaved home. A service will follow at Micha elsen memorial hospital with details noting the celebrant and family affiliations.
Fragmentary text describes women visitors, income show, Brenklvm N Y, Vet rest Tugsi, and a claim that heating of maize in heavy wheels is now done by a machine. Mentions general army use.
The congregation and church honor long serving organist amid reports of his resignation and farewell. A notable tribute includes praise for devotion, preparation, and musical leadership, with references to the pews, pulpit, and ongoing community gratitude.
A garbled notice promises payment for a gut object and advertises a return package containing herbal remedies and tonics. It lists a false sender name and a Chicago area address offering a money return scheme with several product claims.
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