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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
4
The governors of New York and New England states will not meet with Gov. Cox to discuss daylight saving. Massachusetts was to host a conference, but the other governors declined, saying no useful outcome would result from such a meeting.
A Board of Trade annual report shows 1924 had 824 bankrupt women, up from 1920 and far from 1919 totals. It lists roles held by women in business including one woman engineer and two directors of promoters, with Lady Duff-Gordon among noted bankrupts and total liabilities rising to 76 million pounds.
Officials of the Woman's auxiliary of Harry W. Congdon post American Legion will be elected this evening at the olu rooms Golden Will Street A meeting of the United Ma triade Societies Inc will be held at the Legion ho tomorrow night
In Belmston Dee The cafe owners pleaded guilty or were found guilty in city court. Fines ranged from 49 to 200 dollars plus costs. multiple defendants faced counts of engaging in and selling liquor. Case details show dispersion of penalties across several individuals with extended court proceedings and representation by local attorneys.
A report from Bridgeport details that Hearn, former superintendent of the Marcel Post division, was demoted for neglect of duty after a series of unnamed accusations. Patrick H. Howard of Units City was promoted to superintendent, replacing Hearn in a shake up of the local department.
A public engagement was canceled under pressure from American Legion and allied groups amid accusations of pro German ties during World War I. The event was called off to avoid incident as organizers seek additional evidence. In Connecticut, Mildred Cookin Raingk seeks compensation by Monday after her husband Conklin died from a fall from a ladder causing fatal injuries.
Fh Israels of Chiselry confined to home with senatel fever Oyvorne, assistant state commiss ar oof haath, was carried to town yesterday and approved of the quarantine already in place.
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