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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
5
City and business representatives prepare for a debate over five cent fares. Opponents argue weather and summer ridership hurt revenue and seek a ten cent cap on longer rides. Supporters push for a two tier plan with some 15 cent fares for longer trips.
The Whittemore estate inventory filed yesterday lists total personal property of $18,093.02 with $5.00 in real estate. includes notes, several mortgages, and a bank deposit. Appraisers were Charles C. Wilton and John M. Ondo.
A government industrial survey shows 69 percent employment in normal factories for the week ending December 16. The record reflects factory activity during the period, with year-to-date figures and trends across major production sectors.
Officials and representatives from organizations factories and riders will appear before the commission. They will express synthetic sympathy for the Connaught and argue conduct of the fare test. Slang lines are intended to be late and show the best results. Speakers will claim their company ignored that the gas gears forced certain oilers to pay 15 cents.
Court session adjourned after hearings on a motor vehicle collision suit against a defendant. Judge Avery noted remaining cases for the week, including an estate action of $10,600 by administrator P. Sey.
London dispatch reports Sir Basil Zubarro stumbles from heavy wartime losses yet remains a leading financial force in Romania and beyond. Russian concessions negotiations are noted as ongoing while speculation swirls about his influence on European markets and political circles.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Wyandotte Criminal Court case mingling love greed and hate as the state weighs charges in a Kansas murder tied to a burned body and alleged conspiracies. Names, dates, and precise details are unreadable, but the proceeding signals a high-stakes trial with archival evidence possibly shaping the outcome.
A civil action in the Superior Court seeks to recover a sum of 2160.52 from defendants including Viv the Naw, Pave ar, and Hasan Lada oat vien. The filing notes a claimed liability of 2500 and references a prior sail or contract dispute dated in New York in early April.
A Philadelphia area ice cream firm files a civil action seeking 1,249 dollars and 6 cents. The complaint alleges breach of contract and unpaid goods. Court records show the suit filed in municipal court, naming the defendant and citing the amount sought.
Bankruptcy notices show painter filing with assets listed at 1,050.32 dollars. Court records indicate liabilities and details filed in the case, with proceedings set to advance under court authority and official schedules.
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