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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
2
In Marion Illinois December reports recount Ed Crenshaw testimony about the Herrin mine riot. Witnesses describe armed guards patrolling roads a curfew and gunfire from the mine, with union and non union workers killed and residents witnessing shootings and car convoys.
Tonight notices list meetings for Troskab lodge Danish Sisterhood at 1118 Broad Street Socialist party at 800 Fainfield Ave Scandia Indes and A U W at Wood Avenue Dewey camp Modern Woodman of America at 164 State Street Bohilier lodge N and O PL 4 Bridgeport Emcampmer 107 State Street Maintenances Employes at 47 Main Street.
Notice announces the annual meeting of the Oak Lawn Cemetery Association at Southport Savings Bank Southport Com on December 23 1982 at 7 20 pm to receive officer reports elect two directors for the ensuing year and address any other necessary business CHAS Southport CT
Bridgeport officials Wilson and Stanley faced jurors in a continuation of the Burns investigations. Detective Meyers testified about plans to fund defense and outside help, while Wilson and Stanley denied promises of personal liability or future payments. The jury ultimately favored the defense, and both officials were to bear costs while defending the charges.
Arcanum Lodge nominated officers for the ensuing year at a meeting led by Weble asking Ho Russell. William J. Barton was named Noblé srand with Johny Pepper and C. B. Moorehead Sleegrad George Curtis as treasurer George French financial secretary Lester Van Stong recording secretary. Ceremony planned for Thyst Jel any if January. Past grands conferred the third degree on a class of candidates, with Loyalty Pequannock and visitors from Oronogus Lodge Stratford in attendance.
In Washington the reparation aid extension debate continues amid disputed statements from officials and commercial leaders. The American commission plan faces opposition and unclear official direction as discussions hinge on the proposal and public opinion while a hearing precedes a revised railroad layout for Clayton’s crossing.
Bridgeport High School students held Donation Day exercises, presenting an old English Christmas play and collecting coal sugar flour bread and provisions for distribution by The Salvation Army. The event began with a Christmas play in 345 episodes, built from savings dating to Yuletide.
Washington reports a new ruling that prohibition officers cannot seize foreign ships loaded with liquor when disabled near port within the three-mile limit. The Miguel Ferrer case sparked protests by the Cuban government, and officials say the ship will be released after facts are verified.
A star witness testified near the accused about the moments before a man was shot, describing the distance and cries. Testimony covered screams, movements, and clothing recovered as evidence, with relatives of the deceased present and a judge preparing next proceedings for the widow’s continued testimony.
December issue notes a yearly award from Friends of the Cinema to the best contributor to motion picture art. French newspapers welcome the designation and prize as a tribute to cinema’s development.
The official gazette notes an order in bankruptcy against the Duke of Leinster in London. The Duke has faced two prior bankruptcy actions, with creditors now allegedly paid in full on both occasions.
Northern Ireland rejects curfew relaxation to allow midnight Mass at Armagh cathedral. Primate Cathal Logue warned mass attendance would risk penalties. Earlier the government denied relaxation for Protestant Christmas services and charity carols.
Shanghai reports indicate a proposed dynastic reform to remove foreign authority from the Chinese court system. A central court would hear cases with Chinese magistrates and foreign assessors, allocated by consuls, while appeals and broader jurisdiction would shift under a new Ministry of Justice.
In New Fork Nevada authorities place the Becker murder case before jurors after long pretrial motions. The defense and prosecution presented closing arguments as Justice Gibbs presided, with noting on jurors’ access to attorney summaries and the unusual session schedule.
Hse Rote of Monod attends the recent police chiefs convention in San Francisco and outlines a program in Honolulu to teach recruits revolver use beyond targeting bandits. The plan includes safety training, practice with Colt variants, and standardization of police firearms.
Ambiguous report suggests Standard Oil and the Great oil magnate faced a surprise industry link with alcohol and autos. Wall Street Journal notes speculate a future where gas prices and industrial alcohol ventures influence markets and profits amid regulatory signals.
A writer reflects on why silk stockings captivate women across classes, linking preference to comfort, refinement, and social signaling. He notes working women still seek polished dress, while fashion acts as a badge of wealth and social standing, influencing men's perceptions and daily choices.
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