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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
4
Viscount Bryce criticizes the Versailles terms as sowing seeds of future European wars. He argues victors monopolized gains, warns against despotic aims by nations, and predicts Russia’s instability could invite renewed aggression. Bryce cites Austria and Italy’s ambitions, and warns that unaddressed grievances may fuel new conflicts.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a name Norwalic Avaert Lay Midis and the number seven amid unclear context. No readable event or organization details to specify a clear clash, score, or date.
Report from Pattom Ave outlines a proposed clearing house plan discussed by the National Conference of Confertioners. Clarifications describe shifting branding and distribution of financial assets as territories change hands while maintaining stationary stock and capital flow through reallocation.
Dublin reports a government announcement that a widow and her butler Clark were executed for involvement in the killings of five Irish individuals. The couple were buried together in a shared grave as announced by the defense minister.
Weather figures indicate July was exceptionally hot with readings exceeding average temperatures by around one degree and moisture levels higher than usual. Analysts note the trend across the region, citing meteorological charts and forecasts for ongoing heat and humidity patterns.
The United States Mall Steamship Company signals intent to submit a formal bid to purchase nine ships. Authorities seized several ships during a prior dispute, but the company contends it has the right to respond under the agreement. Unclear terms and default findings prompted the bid process and awaiting financial capability proof.
New York reports the steamship George Washington with over 257 American Legion delegates aboard will sail tomorrow as legal battles continue over its seizure. A federal hearing set for Thursday will decide jurisdiction while the ship, flying Allied flags and the legion commander’s pennant, is escorted by two destroyers and several airplanes.
The congressional inquiry into farm credit facilities is told the Federal Reserve Board failed to act on urgent pleas from farmers. Testimony highlights strains in lending, with emphasis on the need for credit to sustain agricultural operations and the impact of policy delays on farm households and rural communities.
An issue in Lexington involved a soda parlor and grocery store selling beverages labeled hootch. Police visited the premises, arrested proprietor John Staufano on related charges, and he posted a $20 bond for appearance in city court.
A wartime dispatch says Greek naval airmen bombed a rail line in Asia Minor, targeting the route between Af Sara and Rolta. The report notes damage to the railroad and cites a government minister confirming the strike.
A newspaper note reports Mrs Hemming being absolved in the murder of her husband. The case involved Benjamin Z Weinstein and a mortgage dispute over property tied to William Wettner. The article outlines the death by suicide of the caretaker and Weinstein's mortgage claim of £2,499.
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