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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
12
Toronto report states Dominion Trades and Labor Congress President Tor Moore urges unemployment insurance as the permanent solution. He proposes incentives for employers by taxing layoffs to curb unemployment and stabilize the job market.
An advertisement urges readers to boost health with Pepto-Mangan Gude's Red Blood Builder. It claims illness prevention comes from strong blood and notes the product comes in liquid and tablet forms with the brand name on the package.
Roger H Whitlams, a bank executive, told the Converters association that refusal to buy has reached false economy. He urged resuming normal buying to prevent high prices with low wages and unemployment. He warned against idyastic wage cuts and called for understanding between business and the public to restore prosperity.
Health department statistics reveal sweeping inspections and re inspections of markets stores restaurants lunchrooms bake shops yards hotels lodging houses and bottling establishments for November. The sanitary division stated the work includes inspection and re inspection of varied premises.
Richard I. Dwyer was re appointed today deputy secretary by incoming secretary Donald J. Warner whose term begins January 5. The entire office force has also been reappointed. Dwyer has been with the secretary of state’s office for 40 years starting as a junior clerk.
A Q and A feature surveys actors and topics in early cinema. It notes John Leonard Franck’s death from beard fire on a Hindoo temple set and mentions Nazimova’s looks and voice, Be Her Beatrice Bernham, Doris Rankin, the Barrymore wives, Noah and Wallace Beers, and upcoming notes on set construction.
New York December 11 Vanderlip Los Angeles engineer says Soviet authorities treat U S prisoners in Russia with utmost consideration He visited Marmattiano the former American vice consul in Moscow describing a roomy clean cell with a view into the yard plentiful toilet articles and books and pictures on the walls He noted Marmattiano refused to write home and promised to send a letter when permitted
Nine jurors tentatively chosen in Cleveland as judge William U. McGannon faces second degree murder charges in Harold Mage slaying. Twenty talesmen questioned with eleven excused. private detectives reportedly worked for a month, with eight witnesses lined up to say McGannon was not at the scene.
The Modern Electric Equipment Company sues Lewin Electrical Supply Company alleging failure to deliver 39 000 wires at 86 per 1000 feet under a February 20 contract. Damages of 2560 are claimed. The Boston firm allegedly breached while claiming an oral modification and transportation charges.
Washington Dec 14 A one year ban on imports of various agricultural products is proposed in a bill by Representative Blunton Democrat of Texas The measure would stop importation of corn wheat and wheat flour oil cake cattle sheep hogs hides vent mutta jam wool mohal rye barley flax peanuts and oats
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