03 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
1
Reported Britain considers bypassing Sangha to calm Canton while potentially diverting troops. The discussion centers on a cautious approach to avoid provocation and to manage regional tensions amid evolving Sino-British concerns.
The Kansas legislature completed action to recall cigarette sales and reimpose the two cent tax per pack as the measure heads to Governor Ben Paulsen. The governor’s stance on an anti retailer imprisonment provision remains unclear amid debates over restricting tobacco sales to minors.
A fragmented front page column covers weather outlooks and a fatality case. It mentions Washington area activity, a court consideration, and a hospital or tax hearing. The broad item includes references to public notices and crime related notes amid other regional briefs.
The House approved loans on bonuses amid debate. Key figures and committees discussed the terms and eligibility, with voting outcomes and official notices expected to follow.
Multiple cases from Manchester County reach the state supreme court. The Morigan Company wins a suit brought by Newheld Building Company over subletting quarters in the New Felt building. A divorce decree for Helen Moss from Archibald Foss is overturned for lack of jurisdiction. Other cases involve probate commissioners and property judgments, with appeals and reversals noted. Continue on Page Two.
Kansas lawmakers debate a bill requiring physical examinations for marriage applicants. The measure, backed by proponents, would bar individuals with certain physical or mental disorders from marrying if the law passes. The bill, stalled in committee, may be taken up again for debate on the House floor.
Trial testimony recounts that Henry Ford and family rejected three separate cash offers totaling about one billion dollars to take over the Ford Motor Company plant. Expert John W. Prentiss testified on valuations and the plant’s 1919 minority stockholders disputes over tax assessments and appraisals.
Washington February 2 AP The Senate Elections committee stalls on Frank J. Smith Illinois senator designate, postponing action to discuss whether to report oath administration or continue inquiry into Smith's senatorial primary campaign ties to public utilities. Committee deadlock persists as Lyons, Lyneen and counsel confer while Smith remains absent due to tar infection in Dwight.
A complex probate and theft dispute unfolds in Jay City as Mrs James 6 San Vego, kin of a local publisher, sues over estate matters. Robert Paine of Cincinnati files as executor amid contested asset claims involving Topps and craft items.
In a remote Florida swamp, Seminole braves executed Dr. John for killing Attila Thallie during a festival, invoking traditional code of retribution. The condemned preferred banishment. a council ordered death after weeks of pursuit and a secret ritual, as tribal traditions and elder authority shaped the outcome.
New York pianomen urge action to “clear up a situation” as music sales and phonograph records face scrutiny. A proposed resolution calls for restricting sheet music and suggestive material amid rising concerns over indecency.
Two train crashes occurred in one day on the same freight run from Maybrook to New Haven and from New Haven to Maybrook. At Green Haven NSW three crew were injured and taken to St Francis Hospital Poughkeepsie. In Newtown a wheel failure derailed eight cars, delaying traffic on the Berkshire division and prompting line repairs and rerouting. Engineer John Rinn and conductor M J Reed were involved. one fire of the boiler and steam exposure affected crew, with status updates from local rail headquarters.
Tax collectors announce new cashiers will handle all money at the tax office. Two cashiers in a cage will operate from April as part of a system upgrade. Four tellers will receive funds from cashiers and pass them to the treasury to improve city financial security.
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, Wales, Feb 2 AP reports a seaside town on Anglesey grows in vacation fame. Residents debate pronouncing the full Welsh polysyllable while many still use Llanfair or Llanfairgech. The name translates to Church of St Mary near a rapid whirlpool and a nearby red cave.
Mise Beverly West known as Mae West and Edwin Elimer were arrested in Miss West's Arcade hotel room after a night clerk's complaint. Police say the case involves a plot by a private investigator tied to divorce proceedings filed by West's husband. The pair posted bonds and were released. court actions included breach of peace charges.
Washington February 2 Senate approved House bill providing 1 404 000 dollars for construction at military posts nationwide. The measure passed after objections were tested and withdrawn by Senator Ringhart Republican Connecticut who favored Governor's Island as an air base and said permanent buildings there would make the project impossible.
Chinese residents of Bridgeport welcomed the 4,626th year with street processions theatre performances and a general ban on work for a week. Celebrants observed the holiday amid jubilation while 400 million Chinese worldwide faced New Year anxieties.
An official report flags high payroll at Fitch Home for Soldiers noting inmates receive salaries for work and pensions from government. Committee hearings on related bills planned as reform moves, with 87 paid mates among 157 inmates and most receiving pensions.
A Danbury based case about Mrs Rose Gabaza, tied to the murder of Frank Vanco, will be heard in city court tomorrow. Prosecution papers were issued after warrants and a requisition from Hartford, with officials in Danbury and Bridgeport involved. the case may proceed after coroner findings are finalized.
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