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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1922

Page

18

Supreme Court may be called in graft case in Boston

The Municipal Finance commission seeks a court order to compel City Councilman Daniel W Lane to disclose who told him that $6,000 was paid to city officials last summer for a project widening Province street. Lane refused to name the source, citing a possible breach of confidence, and cited a figure of $5,006 as the amount he was told.

Boston Municipal Finance Commission Supreme Court Daniel W Lane Pensare Province Street North End Lana Lane

Decision Reserved in Dorothy Gordon Case in Cambridge

Probate Court in Cambridge, Massachusetts reserved decision on the legitimacy of Dorothy Gordon heiress to 406 900 dollars confined at McLean Hospital. Mrs. Catherine E. Hughes sues over guardianship and control of the estate while John D. Gardiner contends Dorothy was born out of wedlock and argues Hughes lacks standing in the matter.

Cambridge Mass Dorothy Gordon McLean Miss Gordon W. F. Jardine T Hat Tvs Hughes

New England Society Holds 177th Annual Meeting

The New England Society in the City of New York met at the Waldorf Astoria for its 177th annual meeting and election of officers. Dr Edward Partridge presided and a lecture on John Paul Jones followed by Rev Henry R Croan. Officers elected include Albert H Wiggin president and Lawrence Abbott first vice president.

New York New England Society Waldorf-Astoria Edward Partridge John Paul Jones Henry R. Croan Church of the Redeemer Newark Albert H. Wiggin Lawrence Abbott Henry B Thayer George, W Hodges Harry A. Cushing Ruel W. Poor James W. Lane John P. Stevens Guy E. Tripp the Waldorf

Daughter Finds Father After 35 Years in Tramp Charade

In St. Louis on December 6, William H. Cooper learned his daughter’s location after thirty-five years. He, posing as a tramp, knocked at her front door asking for a meal to establish contact and recognition.

ST. Louis William H. Cooper

Survey on Third Party Hopefuls Divides Washington Opinion

A NEA Service survey in Washington asks if a third party is coming. Most leaders oppose a new party, favoring a progressive shift within Republicans and Democrats, with cited figures La Follette Barah Ford Hearst Baruch and Capper. Opinions vary on forming a distinct new party or a unified reform movement.

Edward Thierry Washington NEA Service Senate LaFoliette People's Bloc Bora Lindley M. Gerrison Wilson Garrison Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Elthose Samuel MM. ‘Veauclain Baldwin Locomotive Works George L. Record Theodore Rovrevel Bull Moore Republian Record Republican Party Smith W. Brookhart Iowa Ladd North Dakota Norvis Nebraska Norris B. M. Baruch Democratic Party Barnuehi Senator Capper Kansas Guy Sarquel Gompers American Federation of Labr

Creditors to Run Resort Plan Circulated for Approval

A creditors committee outlined a plan to reorganize the Tagernall Engineering and Construction Company to keep Pleasure Beach under joint management of creditors and former stockholders. The plan covers boat assets on the Huguenot, dock property, and leases with the city, with meetings noting a majority of stockholders and creditors supported the proposal. Fred erick W. Pearce, the operating receiver, and Judge Charles Marin of New Haven attended.

Tagernall Engineering and Construction Company Chamber of Commerce Fand Frederick W. Pearce Charles Marin New Haven

Woodhouse Alienation Suit Given to Jury

The million dollar alienation case against Mr. and Mrs. Loren zo E Woodhouse of New York and Burlington was given to the jury in Burlington Vermont. Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse, their daughter-in-law, is the plaintiff. Evidence has progressed since October 31.

Burlington, Vt Des. d Lorenzo E. Woodhouse New York Burlington Dorrit Stevens Woodhouse

Bridgeport Harbor Sees Largest Coal Vessels Yet Arrive

Moored at the city dock yesterday were the smallest and largest barges to visit Bridgeport harbor. The Blue Crest loaded 1 809 tons of Welch coal for Karm Terminal Co and a 5 foot barge with about 400 tons. The Rice Crest, largest coal conveying vessel to visit Bridgeport, also arrived with shipments for the United Illuminating plant. The four masted schooner Annie C Ross arrived with about 600 000 feet of southern pine for Miley Lumber Co, a first visit. The Giant U brought in live fish from Block Island, inspected in good condition by Health Department. Major W L Peterson attends open meeting December 11 on harbor revisions. Cradling of launchers at yacht clubs continues. Seneca remains afloat for emergencies. Incorporation filed for Safety Steamship Co with capital 100 000.

City Dock Bridge Harbor James McWilliams Welch Karm Terminal Co Mi Thiat New Haven Bridgeport United Wluminating Baltimore Annie C Ross Georgetown S.C Miley Lumber Co Block Island Health Department W. L. Peterson P. Sanford Ross Black Neck Harbor Common Council Cedar Cresis Black Rock Harbor Major Peterson Miamague Pequonnneck Pootatuck Cap‘nineter Petrosky Pequannock Seneca Bridgeport JI The Bridgeport. Motor ‘Works Bron Tyne Housatonic Harbo

British Soldiers Guard Refugees in Constantinople

In Constantinople British troops seized control of the customs and, with machine guns, protected the embarkation of Armenian refugees after Turkish authorities seized passports of about 100 Armenians. Turkish police blocked a French steamship at Samean on the Black Sea coast despite Italian permission.

Constantinople Associated Press Renmist Polley Samean Black Sea Asia Minor Ttalian

Battle of Wits in Dresden Smuggler Campaign

Germany’s border officials pursue smugglers with ingenuity along the Bohemian line. Officials once stamped clothing at entry to identify goods but shifted tactics after smugglers rerouted garments. Now German customs employ expert tailors to inspect garments and determine origin.

Dresden Det Germany Smurglers Iha Germain

Campaign of Kindness Launched by Northwestern Coeds

Northwestern University coeds start a North Shore campaign of kindness by halting regular semester dances to donate funds to charity. The initial act pairs twenty five Chi Peage factory girls with entertainment, supporting a local charitable effort.

Evanston Jil Northwestern University North Shore

Tanlac puts engineer on right track

John W. Prendergast of Stamford New Jersey says Tanlac cured his two year indigestion and fatigue. He credits Tanlac for restoring appetite, energy, and strength after a decline in health affecting his railroad work. He urges others to try Tanlac as his health improves rapidly.

Tanlac John W. Prendergast Elm Street Stamford Conn Mr. Prendergast Rotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Harrison, N. J All Food Drugvisty

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