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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1922
Page
2
Five employees of the Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing Company join the relief society. A big week saw contributions rise to modest totals, with a cap of 0.00 dollars expected. This marks the second group of workers joining the association as part of a voluntary factory collection.
In Indianapolis on February 17 the United Mine Workers convention upheld the expulsion of Howat. The unofficial tally showed Howat receiving strong support with about 130 of 200 votes counted, but the final score stood 1,929 to 1,866 against him. Howat can appeal to the union’s Executive Board or seek action at the next convention.
Accused Ford offer would hinder regional water power development and risk long-term public power abrogation. Cooper, consulting engineer, testifies that leasing Shoals for 50 to 100 years is impractical and would raise costs while delaying or preventing full public control of the Musc le Shoals project. He cites a projected half Niagara-like output at lower rates, urging abrogation before lease approval.
Fraternal notices list meetings and locations including Bridgeport Encampment at 104 State Street Canton Park City and Schiller Lodge at 17% Fairfield Ave. Stay aware of assembly times and venue details for tonight’s gatherings at Park City and nearby lodges.
Reports describe Belfast and the Ulster border as tense with armed patrols and republican activity, while British soldiers occupy Newry and other towns. Discussions mention commissions of officers from Britain and the Republic to govern or monitor the area, as Sinn Fein formations shift and loyalties loom large.
Washington reports the Emergency Fleet Corporation seeks bids on most of the U S steel carrier fleet including steamships and vessels in service. President Powell announced offers for purchase of any or all ships to replace and rebuild wartime tonnage as the program moves forward with March deadlines. Potential buyers included steel carriers, barges, and supporting craft, with aims to reallocate assets from former German vessels and related wartime matériel.
A fragmentary report notes Amherst President Meiklejohn addressing cadet graduates on coaching ethics, criticizing paid coaching and urging reform. The garbled text mentions university figures and a debate over disarming college aid, with unclear references to Meiklejohn and Meiklejohns.
Mediators in a textile strike are scheduled to meet today to discuss the ongoing labor dispute. The article notes active efforts by parties including industry representatives and labor leaders to reach a settlement, with talks expected to continue through the afternoon.
Washington says the House Committee endorsed a ship subsidy scheme as a favorable approach. President Harding listened as Shipping Board officials described plans to Congress for consideration next week, with industrial leaders reportedly agreeing on direct and indirect subsidies for merchant marine.
A distorted report outlines Senate debate on Far Eastern and Limitation treaties. Senators discuss reservations, expert input, and approaches to navigation of global accord amid White House preparations and potential changes in constitutional authority.
Charles A. Dawson was appointed to the Senate succeeding resigning Senator Whitiany S. Kenyon. The appointment brings Dawson into the governor’s advisory circle and the state committee, reflecting ongoing political shifts and Kenyon’s departure.
Lingenort JI school debaters will meet representatives from New Piven Academic Higs achogl in Thessensit region for an evening event in New Maven on March 17.
A blurred Danbury page reports a daytime disturbance on Main Street where $4400 vanished after a vehicle crash near a bank and factory. Witnesses note suspicious activity and police cordons as investigators seek the responsible party amid slippery, crowded avenues.
A city department distributing aid reports high demand this month. Officials note large numbers of applicants and pensions, highlighting food, coal vouchers and old accounts. The department's administrator cites significant outlays and warns about continued need.
A chaotic appeal decision blocks payment and affects the state aid fund, with officials from Parrfield County and the State Executive Committee voicing opinions. Key figures include Vic Barlow and attorney Prile, while officials discuss administrative changes and potential resignations amid the dispute.
A detailed account of the Bassick Dickson bridal dinner at Brooklawn Club with guests including Mrs Edgar Weter, Mr Dickson and honored by Mrs Dickson. Gifts featured a pendant and a carved year pearls necklace. Attendees included Misses Parks Lamont Mimsel Allen Humphrey and Abbott Dickson with officers and captains from Writers Town Arsenal in attendance.
A religious meeting at a Baptist church discussed Youth work for churches. Delegates from Stamford and Greenwich attended as leaders outlined programs for bays and young women, emphasizing church outreach and community service.
Wale wrestlers edged rivals in a tight meet as Wade Sintee led with a decisive pin. The event featured strong turns from Yate and Gerad Mdutsaatee, showcasing emerging talent and a competitive field.
Lawrence dispatch reports the bonus bill stalled as agriculturalists oppose a sales tax and hint it may not pass Congress. Harding seeks a tax plan with postponement of bonus payments, while political pressure from soldiers, business, and consumers shapes the stalemate.
President Harding has promised to propose revisions to the revenue bill as Congress debates its contents. The administration signals forthcoming recommendations to shape how the government collects funds.
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