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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
2
Local sports promoter Connie Lewis declares plans to acquire the Bridgeport club as he moves toward finalizing a deal for the Eastern League franchise. The expected purchase target is set for Tuesday, signaling a major change in Bridgeport's baseball scene.
Promoter Clifford Lewis says he expects to close a deal with American Chain to acquire the Bridgeport Eastern League baseball franchise tomorrow. He offered about twelve thousand dollars last season and declines to reveal the current offer, stating it would be slightly below prior terms. Bridgeport Baseball officials could not be reached and board members weigh the sale.
New York report states Marvin and Joseph Diamond and Anthony Pantano face first degree murder counts tied to a subway station hold up in Kings County. Investigators say Pantano aided by confession links to two alleged gunmen still at large, with DA planning January indictment decisions.
A French naval plane crash resulted in one fatality and three missing crew members. Eight men were aboard, including officers and noncommissioned officers. The aircraft reportedly disappeared after taking off, with authorities continuing to search the area.
Ute Johnson known as Batthog, pleaded guilty in a U S court to charges tied to a resort incident on September 4. Two indictments for second degree murder issued, with identical penalties. Johnson, formerly of Calgary, Alberta, began serving concurrent life terms after transfer to a Washington penitentiary.
Connecticut expects a strong role as the 63rd Congress assembles in Washington. Key issues include tax relief and bonus legislation, with McLean and Tison shaping finance and War and Meany’s House committee. Debate looms on Prohibition, European policy, radio regulation, and banking and currency oversight.
Crosby, 38, takes the secretary post at the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce today. Formerly with Encantare, Ore reotur and telday fun City Bureau of New York WHI, he brings 1b yer civic experience. He has led a chamber membership drive in the past.
Leare ns to name his program in message tonight as the city’s new eight Staten Island government prepares for the annual address. The plan includes a probe into alleged unwarranted tax abatements by the former committee and common council. Mayor and auditor positions loom large as committees are named for Ways and Means and other city departments.
The German cabinet begins a tentative period as it presents its program to the Reichstag on Tuesday. Critics warn the coalition will be stretched by the right and left streams, while clerics and parties brace for a decisive showdown in an upcoming vote.
Mass and luncheon marked the visit of General Joseph Haller, commander of the Polish armies, to Hartford. Judge George Wheeler praised Wilson, Paderewski, and Haller for Poland’s freedom, while a reception and address followed at local venues.
The commission reports a monopoly claim against Gross-Seal Radio, noting extensive rights claimed by the company and urging ongoing inquiry into ownership and licensing. It cites 17 corporations involved in related activities and considers whether anti trust laws are violated.
Police investigate after Roland Wifler, aged about 14, allegedly killed his younger brother on the bank of the Mase River two miles from town. Witnesses report a dispute preceded the fatal act, with authorities unsure of motive or exact sequence of events. The case hinges on survivor statements and physical evidence.
Congress convenes at noon as Republican insurgents threaten to block organization. Senate votes appear to favor a fight delaying President Coolidge’s first annual message. Leaders fear adjournment by midweek while trying to navigate farm relief and inflation measures amid a stalled program.
City officials and the Manufacturers' Association failed to reach a consensus on tax assessment increases. Mayor King and representatives discussed the matter as the association committee prepared to report, with meetings set for today and tomorrow morning to continue negotiations on proposed hikes and the impact on factories.
Doctor Daniel P Griffin secretary of Bridgeport Medical Society says quackery cannot be stamped out under current Connecticut laws and urges a special legislative session. He argues legitimate doctors must push for tougher licensing standards to curb unqualified practitioners and safeguard the Grand Jury inquiry.
A man aged WA years, Willer TD. Gopiee, died suddenly in a grocery store at 8 Burnham dlocot yesterday. Employed for years by the Eastern Mary lothia Tron company, he is survived by his widow and three children. Funeral arrangements will be completed today in Bridgeport where he resided.
AP reports floods across northern Italy killed about 600 people and devastated three villages. Valleys were swept miles inland, with towns buried under water and mud. Rescue teams from Milan and surrounding areas mobilized. bishops and officials appealed for aid as presents poured in from Rome.
A Grand Jury probe over 18 doctors with licenses revoked last week centers on whether the State Eclectic Examining Board must present evidence before the Health Department can revoke licenses. The board asked for evidence, while the Health Department withheld details, prompting debates on legal requirements and potential further revocation orders.
Dec 3 special. Clark Murphy of South Avenue Stratford collided with Amel Bullscont of Zizt Tath Street on the Lew Haven turnpike. All occupants uninjured. Bullscont detained on reckless delaying charge, bonds set at 50 dollars. Murphy charged with operating without proper registration.
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