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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement extols chiropractic as the primary cause of disease being subluxations and asserts adjustments by chiropractors cure acute and chronic illnesses. It cites the first adjustment in 1895 and lists Bridgeport and Stamford doctors with contact details and offices.
Secretary of War Baker remitted the 20 year treason sentence of Private Lawrence Perlmutter of New York, the only ASP member convicted of treason. The case hinges on his alleged German contact during WWI and testimony, with General Crowder recommending full remission after review of records and witness credibility.
Members of the order Sons of Zion Zerubabel camp No. 66 plan a convention in Bridgeport on January 25 and 26 drawing an expected 200 delegates from across the country. The business meeting will include speakers such as Joseph Basrade, Education Commissioner of New York, Rev. and District Attorney Harry Weavls of Brooklyn, amid a large audience and social events.
Fragmentary despatches describe two American sailors arrested at a Texas border area and held under Mexican law after alleged offenses. Separate items report deaths and injuries in a car crash in Massachusetts, and a clash involving Soviet, Polish, and Siberian forces with casualties noted.
A new Buenos Aires to Montevideo line connects New York and Montevideo via direct telegraph links for the first time. Reports from Consuls Hansen May and YH May note safety. Between Poles and Bolsheviks at Taiga, fighting continues as Red Cross trains pass. Private contracts in Geneva aim to move refined petroleum barrels to market.
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