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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1920
Page
13
In Glaston Massachusetts on April 21 Betty and Billy, two farm horses, refused to pull when the town switched to new motor apparatus for the fire department. They balked at alarms, delaying response as firefighters used chemical lines to combat a blaze while townsfolk mocked the old horse drawn method.
April 25 report from San Remo states Arthur Balfour will travel to the Vatican to discuss the League of Nations with the pope. Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to attend to unfinished business, while Britain signals support for the League and the Vatican’s influential role in Europe.
Massachusetts voters will see unpledged Republican and Democratic delegates on the ballot next Tuesday. Democratic candidates offered no presidential preference. Republicans name McCall, Prodhingham, Wood, and Fuller as likely delegates. Worcester and Crane entries noted. Democratic slate includes Walsh, Long, Pelletter, Doherty, and O Connell who backs anti prohibition at San Francisco platform.
Tokio April 5. Arcalbishon Petra Tomasoni arrived in Tokio bearing the pope s blessing for Catholics in Japan and high regard for the nation He is the third Vatican envoy to Japan after Cardinal O Connell and Archbishop Petrelli The envoy plans a three year stay while the Japanese government considers extending full diplomatic recognition The Japanese sent Captain Yamamoto to the pope on an official mission a few months ago.
A Bellish physician asserts that modern women are intellectually superior to their grandmothers, framing progress in cognitive and social terms and highlighting evolving gender roles.
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