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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1926
Page
6
Curtis outlined three possible attitudes toward competitors at a Rotary meeting. He and Coleman discussed avoiding hostility and fostering cooperation while keeping business ethics in mind. The talk urged fair competition and warned against disreputable practices in the trade.
Ametine Waniseako of this city appeals to Superior court against the decision of officials regarding compensation for the death of her husband Tad Die Manmterilen Tete. The case concerns an employer linked to G Bowaine and Liethers of New York. The incident involved a garage accident where a garage engine injured Mannil, leading to his death after hospitalization. The court commission noted injuries did not break the skin or impair lungs, disputing the claimed fault.
New York report of a young woman found dead in a West Fortieth Street apartment courtyard. Police initially considered suicide or accidental fall from a window with alcohol as a contributing factor. later determinations pointed to death by police.
Port Ivhon Mich December estimates say the Boyer Commercial and Savings Bank suffered a major fire. Firefighters battled flames and embers as the building burned with damages estimated near 190000.
Remington Arms department heads and district sales managers gather in Bridgeport for the second monthly meeting after a western outreach and a three city conference with Ion N Y and Bridgeport plant executives. New divisional managers will base in Bridgeport and Ilion, led by Swann and Pinckney, with Shelton and Hansen joining the Bridgeport operations. John E Brennan will speak on operations alongside Tillman and Hermann at the planned dinner.
Mrs Mary Campbell Carmine wife of Captain George C Carmine who took command of the division last October died early this morning after a brief illness. Lieutenant Campbell Carmine of the U S California left his ship at San Pedro for Boston.
Washington reports powerful radio interests are blocking new control legislation. Representative Oasis asserts efforts aim to prevent any law except a licensing ban, dimming hopes for a compromise between Oil and White bills. Senate and House conference committees pause amid protests as debate shifts to a one year measure.
Holyoke Mass January 1 merger announced for the Holyoke Telegram and Holyoke Transcript evenings under William G Invight of the Transcript. The Transcript began nearly five years ago and the Telegram started in 1898. Attorney William T Dillon is publisher of the Telegram.
A mobile broadcasting station on a bus has completed key tests and will soon begin worldwide operations. It supports the Department of Commerce and features a folding steel tower antenna on the roof for signal transmission.
Edwin J Mnoch advertising manager of Weidlich Brothers and VP of the local Advertising club spoke at Stratfield hotel on Publicty for 68 per cent of the world's railway cars. He traced the Brill company history noting railcars born in Philadelphia and now replaced by motor buses caseline coaches and ambulance bodies. He stressed the house organ's role to provide useful information and build goodwill.
The aldermanic committee on claims will meet tomorrow night to begin its work. It is forecast the panel will need to meet twice weekly to handle the flood of petitions due to the tax collector’s drives and the expanding docket.
At a meeting of the Ladies auxiliary of the North End Talmud Torah at 224 Charles Street on Monday night, officers were installed led by guest of honor Mrs Walter Loewich. New officers include President Mrs Hollander, VPs Mrs William Rapport and Mrs P Bernstein, Treasurer Mrs M Dick, recording secretary Mrs L Shapiro, financial secretary Mrs H Whitman, membership secretary Mrs Cooper, and trustees Mrs N Dabrosky and Mrs Tedoulvita.
The Dominion of Canada plans a royal invitation as it marks the diamond jubilee of Confederation. Officials consider inviting the King, with ceremonies and nationwide celebrations being organized to honor the milestone.
The plan suggests the monarch may hand duties to the Prince of Wales, who already has ties to Canada, amid a lengthy travel schedule and ongoing establishment matters.
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