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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
8
George Parkman of Philadelphia is sought on a homicide charge following the death of Samuel Levin, also of Philadelphia, after an automobile collided with a motor truck yesterday in Hammonton.
Westport, April 24. Daylight saving will take effect at 1:00 AM Sunday. Families will set clocks ahead one hour Saturday night. Local trains and officials including the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad and town workers will adjust. Citizens urged to make towels for hospital needs and to donate or supply materials. The Westport Water Company advances a pipe line project to Coupe Beach. Various residents travel to New York for holidays and home repairs. A meeting of elementary trades teachers in Bridgeport is set for May 17.
Washington April 14 The Shipping Board reduced rates in the South American route amid a rate war between Lamport and Holt and the Munson Line. Debtors: $295 to Rio de Janeiro $348 to Montevideo and $369 to Buenos Aires. Chairman Lasker announced today.
Washington April 24 Erwin Bergdoll brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the slacker must continue his four year term in the Federal prison at Leavenworth The Supreme Court refused a motion to file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus Bergdoll was jailed for violation of the selective service act.
Washington reports a broad effort to seal a reciprocal treaty of amity between Mexico and the United States. Officials aim to avoid military intervention and finalize a lasting understanding that honors both nations while recognizing changing administrations in both capitals. The goal is a durable bond beyond recognition controversies, with ambassadors and mutual respect guiding the path forward.
A public request was made to remove two fuse boxes at the corner of Brod and Cannon, mistaken for a small bar. City workers were informed by public official Charles F. Greene that the matter had been referred to supervisor M. Coughlin and director Coughan for action.
Development plans call for surveying streets and laying out building lots on 80 plus acres. Between 490 and 890 home sites expected. funding to come from the Board of Estimate, with about 24000 dollars to urban hydrant projects. Fire department plans include two new pumpers. Tax implications and bond borrowing anticipated to cover immediate costs.
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