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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
6
Report cites New York Assembly opposition to daylight saving law with discussions on repealing the practice. Mentions regional attempts and related actions in nearby states and municipalities.
A Washington dispatch discusses critics accusing Congress of deception as firemen press a mandamus argument today. The piece details hospital provisions for veterans, court actions involving the fire department, and personnel disputes over demotions and leadership decisions.
Fragmented text discusses a presidential offer of a Turaulty position on a joint board. References to an appointment process, disputes between states, and ongoing deliberations for a broad international or intergovernmental body. No clear dates or concrete outcomes are provided in the readable fragments.
In a quarrel between two men Holle allegedly used a knife on Papas and was charged with assault with intent to kill. The charge was reduced to assault. Papas sought leniency. Judge Kellogg noted Papas may be considered for mercy, but Vera Theig's case had no ready witnesses. Court adjourned with jurors dismissed until Tuesday. small chance of further business today.
Mrs Taylor seeks to compel payment of 100000 out of her late husband Alfred Poon Tlanen's residuary estate. The widow, remarried and in need of funds, claims she is entitled to her one third share as named in the will. The executor and manumeta are named defendants in the action.
Hartford Torrington Rifle Company formed amid unclear details. References to inspections and personnel suggest organizational setup with emphasis on leadership circles and possible manufacturing plans in Hartford and surrounding area.
Elizabeth Olaf is honored in Norwich as the new musical club plans varied city concerts at the State, with Sorwieh Hos directing the university initiative. The group aims to feature multiple partners and debut in Norwich this spring at the Community House, shaping regional culture.
The Germanic Museum resumes operations at Harvard after a long closure. The reopening showcases a collection of specimens and artifacts including artifacts from various regions and periods. The display emphasizes Germanic studies and related European cultural history.
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