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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
9
New York February 18 1912 William Gibbs McAdoo announced he would keep his name off the Democratic primary ballots and instead urge voters to support alternative delegates at the national convention in response to Envars ndting of Tair Websites.
A former secretary argues that a cohesive strategy is needed to bind delegates to the party’s national convention. He contends that personal candidacies cannot achieve the party’s rational goals, urging agreement on a unified approach in the presidential primary process.
News item reports King Albert planned visit to Rome to meet Italian ruler amid diplomatic talks. Early dispatch notes increased tensions and awaited schedule with official sources detailing potential bilateral discussions and regional implications.
City council members plan to act Monday on proposed pay increases for officials and staff. The afternoon meeting will include debate on the ordinance, with details about new salaries and apportionment on the agenda. A winter health advisory note appears amid the cluttered notices and advertisements.
A fragmentary advertisement describes a paste claimed to remove hair and skin traces. It notes the product works quickly, leaves no pain, and warns users to exercise care to ensure genuine results. The vague text mentions rubbing and washing to vanish hair traces.
The city health board prepares to choose Dr Walt Re as successor to the resigning health officer Brown. A Tuesday meeting discussed candidates and the board plans to reorganize medical inspection, public health labor, and a city-wide immunization program while maintaining epidemic safeguards.
In a district court session Judge Howard J. Curtis handed down extended prison terms to multiple defendants in a series of charged cases. Among those sentenced were James Sufford and Las Ryscett for burglary and related counts, with others pleading guilty to various offenses including aggravated assault and conspiracy. The court also addressed the murder case linked to an insurance collector, with proceedings continuing as authorities pursue further charges.
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