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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
7
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Dublin reports depict Sinn Fein as the continuing sovereign in Ireland. Dail Eireann instructions govern local boards, complicating audits and tax collection. Budget strains hit hospitals and poorhouses as banks refuse overdrafts, while Bray council member attempts to rescind allegiance but fails.
The Prince of Wales visited Printing House Square to inspect Times offices from editors desk to the composing room and a mammoth press. He questioned differences in typesetting machinery and speed of modern methods, met John Watt and William Stead, and toured departments including make up and tempering. He saw a front page portrait of himself and spoke with staff about travel and work. This followed a 1383 royal visit by the late King Edward.
The funeral of Governor Frederick Parkhurst, who died suddenly after serving only three weeks, was held in Augusta. The body, in a bronze casket, was transported from the capitol on a gun carriage with military escort to the South Parish Congregational church, then taken to Bangor for interment.
A British royal cousin, son of the Prince of Battenberg and brother to the Queen of Spain, was booked to sail from New York to England aboard the Seamrip Anquilinia to enter a London shipping firm. He has not prior experience in commerce and has stayed in New York as a guest of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
New York reports Charles M Schwab head of Bethlehem Steel Corp aboard the steamship Aquitania leaving for Southampton. Officials say the voyage is for rest and recreation with no business significance and no scheduled meetings abroad.
Robbers blew the safe at a Largo state bank early today and escaped with about $30,000. The teller reported the cashier who lived above the bank was tied up by the bandits. All wires from the town had been cut. In Hartford Connecticut, fish and game clubs plan to meet tomorrow at 1:30 pm to form the Connecticut Association of Fish and Game Clubs and elect officers, with Senator Bailey of Danbury sponsoring the movement.
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