02 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1922
Page
1
City manufacturers and finance leaders forecast a slow awakening of Bridgeport’s industry, with orders and employment rising in late 1921 and early 1922. Officials expect steady gains toward a normal stride by mid 1922, aided by inventory readjustments and gradual hiring across factories.
Josentine Wovanowsit of 445 Willard Street gave birth en route to Bridgeport hospital aboard an emergency ambulance. Dr. T. A. Marquile attended at the Emergence stadk as the ambulance carried mother and infant toward hospital care. The newborn, named Fi, appeared healthy and may be Bridgeport’s first Baby of 1922.
The United States NW reports the transport Hender con arrived at the navy yard with 83 naval prisoners from the Pacific fleet. Seventeen escaped, ten overboard near the Panama Canal, others at Pacific coast stops. Prisoners, all enlisted men from east of the Mississippi, began sentences of two to five years at the naval prison.
Three people were wounded during New Year celebrations in Boston as gunfire erupted early morning. Police reported details from the scene and said the injuries were non fatal. Hospitalized victims include two men and one woman. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and urge witnesses to come forward.
New York on January 1 saw a wild celebration defying Prohibition with four violent deaths, many injuries, and numerous poisonings. Police reported 18 raids by prohibition agents between midnight and 2 am as crowds filled Manhattan from Harlem to the Battery.
A garbled report describes New Year revelers causing a health scare and police involvement, noting hospital admissions and enforcement action after early hours. The fragment references alcohol or intoxication and a congested scene around a hospital in 1922.
Milford county court heard testimony about a Milford family with six to seven children living in one room under unsanitary conditions. Authorities were notified and another hearing is set for Monday, January, to decide possible commitment to the county home.
Stanley Cynkes of 06 Myrtle avenue was assaulted by two men in a room at Grand House on State street and robbed of 20 dollars. He was found dazed, with possible skull fracture, at midnight and treated at Emergency hospital before transfer to St. Vincent's hospital where his condition was not considered dangerous last night.
A troubled report describes a factory blaze at Macoront Factory with damage to the brick structure on a main avenue. Authorities are investigating a possible cause while workers remain at the scene amid safety concerns and a temporary shutdown.
Worcester Mass meeting of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic urged party enrollment and primary support as delegates denounced any alliance with foreign powers. The resolution backed Norris’s independence stance and condemned collaboration with external influences.
A report outlines C. Muldoon of 444 Harte Avenue entering the race for city sheriff following the death of City Sheriff David Goldberg. The article notes a council meeting and the political maneuvering surrounding the Republican nomination and upcoming elections.
A year of enforcement shows Bridgeport police campaign cutting liquor violations. Data cites 206 days of enforcement, 2,280 arrests last year, and fines totaling thousands. court actions include 162 arrests, 34,256.22 dollars in penalties, and numerous sentences suspended or altered under new state liquor laws.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bray 2 noting tides and a police search. Mention of Sutrey and Tate Po Mea shia te Mike Noueranty and an event near an outdoor area. Text is garbled with missing names and unclear actions but indicates a police search ongoing.
Pennsylvanians learn of the death of Senator Pearing, prompting half mast displays in Harrisburg. Governor Sproul praised the late leader's vast government knowledge and political influence. The news sent shock through state officials, with racing events canceled and leaders avoiding questions on succession.
A policeman named Fred was struck by a car at an unidentified street corner. His left leg was badly fractured and Dr J. T. Walsh transported him to St. Vincent's hospital. The driver fled the scene after delivering the injured officer near a grave, leaving no identified name.
Irish public opinion shifts in favor of the peace treaty with Great Britain as Dublin readies for the session. Commercial travelers federation president says virtually all agree with the treaty, while regional cards show mixed opposition, reflecting varied sentiment across the country.
Sir James M. Bar receives the Order of Merit for literature and drama. Other honorees include Lloyd George, A. J. Balfour, Lord Mayor, and Thomas Hardy. New peers: Sir James Buchanan distiller. Sir Robert Nielsen financial adviser. Joseph Watson railway director. Lieutenant Gabriel France. W. Willey wool firm head. Gerard Du Maurier actor-manager. Charles Hawtrey. James Tebrun Shanson artist. Landon Roland musician. Prof William Abbott Werdman scientist. Joseph Reed head of a prominent association.
The British battleship Vengeance, battered by storm in the English Channel, was towed safely into Chekbourg port with a small crew aboard. Earlier it broke away while being towed toward Gothland to be dismantled, and French naval craft battled to regain control.
Shanghai dispatch reports deny talks of a Chinese English Japanese understanding as Ling Shih and Sun Sen’s factions clash over government resistance. Washington conference aims to finalize the five power naval limitation pact within the week amid Far East tensions and possible partition plans for Pacific German holdings.
Idaho Senator Borah told a Presbyterian church audience that the four power Pacific treaty could be based on justice or force. He tested public opinion as thousands of wireless listeners in the Washington region and adjacent states cut into the speech, urging reservations to protect sovereignty and avoid automatic war.
Chicago police and federal prohibition agents arrested over 200 people last night and today as part of a New Year dry campaign. Officers concentrated on bars, hotels, clubs, and restaurants, with four men jailed at the central police station for intoxication as authorities sought violators in the Chicago nightlife.
Fire at Wee Burn Golf Club on the Post Road in Oroton caused about 25000 dollars in damage to the clubhouse as guests fled during a New Year’s party. Firefighters from Stamford saved a modern wine and rockers. the two-story frame building, once a residence, was destroyed.
The notice states the Woodmobile Penistrat Von Iker extends grace to license markers to January 4 due to unprecedented business rush. Six days' grace is granted because distribution could not be completed.
A B Church is to be arraigned in City Court for embezzling about 8 006 dollars from an automobile accessories dealer. He allegedly stole funds over several months, used money to buy cars and pay for vacations, and has admitted thefts. He was arrested Saturday afternoon and held at police headquarters.
St Paul Minn Jan Clarence Miller secretary of the Republican National Committee will be operated on for appendicitis at a local hospital tomorrow his condition is described as satisfactory by officials.
The Juvenile Court will normally open today with updates on the police building. It is unlikely the court will be in daily session, having adjournments on Saturdays. schools and divisions are mentioned in the context of arrangements and locations.
Mant announced by Mayor Priday shows new city appointees sworn in this morning. James J. Whelan, son of Mr and Mrs Whelan, 162 P street, named Assistant City Clerk Jones. Whelan to begin duties tomorrow. previously secretary to Towns chairman Cornell for two years and a 43 year old Democrat key in the recent victory.
An East Orange event ends with a man excusing himself amid a celebration. A disturbance occurs when he retreats to a bedroom and shoots himself, the motive unclear. George W. Taylor, an employee of P. Morgan and Co., is named in the scene.
Special Mike Nicholas was arrested on a warrant charging him with theft of an auto belonging to Joseph Rumbis, keeper of 8 lunch room, alleged stolen September 23 and moved to M Glair. Albert Venezia was arrested while attempting to dispose of the car on November 24 and faces trial in Superior Court on $2,503 bonds.
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