Park Theatre Invites Newsies for Morning Showing
Park Theatre manager P Shen hosts Post Telegram newsboys for a New Year reading and a show of Bill Hart's The White Oak. Circulation manager Yank Crawford announces the event, praised by the lads who deliver the papers. The history begins at 10 o clock with free admission for the Newsies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P . Shen
Park Theatre
Post-Telegram
Bill Hart
White Oak
Manger Shen
Yank Crawford
Ted
Yucatán in Radical Control Report Describes Socialist Move
An informant in Yucatan says regional leaders move toward socialism with heavy taxation and neglected finances. He claims the federal government stays hands off as governors shift power, while outsiders fear a Soviet model taking hold. The state reportedly remains financially ruined and politically tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menico City
Jen
Yucatan
Socialist Party
Abciy
Manuel Bertvanza
Ongla
Kins
Felipe Carillo
Federal Congress
Nformiant
Mexico
South
Central America
Pigut
Informact
Yucaten & Pov
Republic
Gude’s Pepto Mangan Promises Health Resurgence
An advert promises husbands can regain health and good humor with Gude’s Pepto Mangan tonic. It claims the tonic builds red blood, boosts strength, and improves mood, urging readers to ask druggists for the product in liquid or tablet form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Town Farm Urged For Stratford Unemployment Relief
Former First Selectman James Lally urged Stratford to establish a town farm to provide work during the unemployment crisis. Stratford Charity Board discussed employing residents on a farm and installing sewer connections as a public works plan. May Morehouse becomes Stratford's first woman town clerk, succeeding Harold Lovell after 12 years in office. Christmas party hosted by Stratford club served 200 children and 100 adults with gifts and a program of songs and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
First
R. E H. Hunter
toRows
Elliot W. Pech
Satretam
Harry Vilcoxson
Seop
2. C
May Morehouse
Harold ©. Lovell
Vesey Slanton
Richard Stanton
Florence Watson
Florenze Bernard
Martha Barnes
Ella Rossello
Ellen Watson
Bornilla
1922 to be year of recuperation say Hoover and Weeks
Secretaries Hoover and Weeks declared 1922 would be a year of recuperation for the United States. They cited wartime and postwar adjustments, anticipating renewed prosperity and industrial stability at home and abroad after the armament conference hoped to reduce global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington, Jan
Weeks
Cecretary
Three Men Arrested on White Slave Charge in Hartford
Hartford police court held Xichaiar Wynnock night hotel engineer Harry Dubowee Waterbury saloonkeeper Carl Crisco restaurant keeper Eva Kuzus of Hartford for the superior court on charges involving alleged white slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Xichaiar Wynnock
Harry Dubowee
Waterbury
Carl Crisco
Eva Kuzus
Toen
Holiday skating season draws crowds to ponds and rinks
A historic look at skating’s rise from ancient beginnings to modern pastime as winter weather limits outdoor ice. Families flock to beaches, ponds, and clubs for gliding thrills, with children learning early and parents buying double runners for safety and growth.
New German Book Denounces War Guilts Bernhardt
Jan 3 report from Derlin reviews a German book attacking Bernhardt and Germany’s leaders. It claims the catastrophe came from cautious figures like Lethmann Heilweg and blames him for war decisions, while accusing the chancellor of missteps such as violating Belgian neutrality and failing to keep Italy out, with Bolshevists active in Berlin and Hindenburg and Ludendorff cited for pressuring action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derlin
Germany
Bessmann-Heillweg
Russia
France
Bernhardt
Alriady
Italy
Neglevind Lo
Antente Huntarty
Ganage
Berlin
Bernhardi
Hindenburg
Ludendorf
Army to standardize uniforms across all service branches
Regulations for the army uniform have been revised to unify dress between the regular army National Guard and Organized Reserves. The change requires rescue corps officers to wear the standard collar insignia used by regular army officers. Announcement was made today by Secretary Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Con
War Department
Army of the United States
Regular Army
Weeks
High Cost of Dying May Be Reduced
The Church Federation of St. Louis, Missouri, acts to cut funeral costs after a communication from the local presbytery. A committee of ministers will confer with the St. Louis Undertakers' Association as undertakers are urged to address rising charges and work with families of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jan. L
Church Federation of St. I.cula
Ioea Presbytery
St. Ovis
Pan American Sessions Planned For April 20
Proceedings outline a Pan American gathering in Washington with women delegates from Baltimore arriving by special train. The April event aims to discuss a friendly organization and aims to foster women’s participation in the hemispheric conference, spanning April 20 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San
Baltimore
Singer veterans receive $250 bonus checks
The Singer company issued $250 bonus checks to a group of veteran employees, with several decades of service and some now on company pension rolls. The announcement notes long service across multiple plants and extends congratulations to those who served equally, reflecting company appreciation for their dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Company
Tiwir
Legion entertains U.S. troops here overnight
The Legion hosted U S troops for an overnight visit by the 61st Signal Battalion under Captain B J Strike en route from Houston Haven, NT. Local women’s auxiliary and post members prepared arrangements and provided entertainment and refreshments for the soldiers, who stopped here briefly.
Miss Frye Awarded 25000 in Auto Injury Verdict
The jury in White, Praiss, N.Y. awarded Miss Marie Pipe Frye $25,000 for injuries from an auto run caused by a driver. The case, argued in Peelkaki courtroom, involved alleged pelvic fractures and permanent injuries with prior mistrials and a prior suit for $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer Counse
Ahe
Ariss Frye
Bonches
Man Tam en Fort Street: Merest House Proprietor Sentenced
OTE CANADAN. 1 Stank Marazanaichi, proprietor of the Merest House, was sentenced to thirty days in jail and died today at his place on a charge of violation of the signer law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fursstville
Canadan
Marazanaichi
Dale Carnagey to Deliver Talk at Banquet Hall
Dale Carnagey author of They United Voah and A Schools Course in Public Speaking will speak before businessmen in the banquet hall of the M M A Tuesday evening January clock. He will discuss developing self confidence and personality based on ten years training business leaders to think tactically and speak effectively. Carnagey has taught widely in New York area institutes and clubs and recently toured Europe giving lectures on campaigns in Palestine and Arabia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Tarnacey
They United Voah & A
M. Oo
Eclock
Carnegey
Née
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Philadelphia
American Institute of Bankira
Tia Back
Collees
M.C. A
London
Dale Carnagey
Sir Ross Smith
Sir Ross
Jagland
Australia
Royal Geographical Society
French Soldiers Granted Presidential Clemency at Paris
President Miller announced clemency for French soldiers previously court martialed for wartime crimes. A 35 member jury of mercy reviewed cases with exceptions for treason, espionage, desertion, and embezzlement by officers or NCOs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Presdent Miller
Msn
Itegsen
Tspionaga
Stills Seized on Farm Near Waterbury in Prohibition Sweep
Prohibition agents and police searched a Waterbury area farm led by Jonathan Theno and seized six stills, 2390 gallons of mash and 70 gallons of liquor. One still was found in a hay barn. others in shacks and buildings. Six men identified as owners were arrested and ordered to appear before United States Commissioner Dennis Coleman. no hearing date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Prohibition Enforcement
Prohibition
Jonathan Theno
Mquor
W Hayman
United States
Dennis Coleman
Tyas
Fraternal Meeting Notices From Bridgeport Area
An assortment of upcoming meetings and lodge notices from Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Listings include Fraternal Editor notices, Venice Athletic Club, Pioneer Lodge, Bridgeport Firemen’s Benevolent Association, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and various other orders and chapters with addresses at Middle Street, Washington Street, Fairfield Avenue, Broad Street, and related locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tintlan General Committee
Washington S
Venice Athletic Cliub
Hurd Avenue
Bringeport
Cornell, Jr
Ogas
State Street
Pioneer Lodge
Boas
S. Gece
George's Hall
Stratford Avenue
Pembroke Street
Bridgeport Firemen‘’s Bick Benant Association
Middle Street
Council of Jewish Women
Bridgeport
Park Avenue
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Fairfield Avenue
Driext
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Broad Streets
Dewitt Clinton Lodge
Masonite Temple
Broad Street
Morning Star Lodge
Order of Beth-lphem
Margalreet
Royal Neighbors of America
State
Star of the Sea
Roger Neighbors of América
Fastry
W. C. Weinler
Stratford Avenues
Bridgeport Hospital Merges Galen Hospital in Myrtle Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital authorities completed absorption of Galen Hospital on December 3. Dr. John Bresnaher and Dr. Wesdom led the formalities while Bridgeport acquired all Galen equipment on Myrtle Avenue. Office operations will continue there with Dr Weadon and colleagues J W Wright Boose and Diefendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaien Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
John F. Bresnaher
WW. L. Wesdom
Galen Hopital
Myrtle Avenue
Weadon
J. W. Wright
LG Boose
A. R. Diefendor
British Concern Offers To Buy Arsenal Plant
Vienna reports the Wickera Armstrong company, a British concern, has made an offer to purchase the Woelrndorf Arsenal. The aim is to convert it into a locomotive plant to fulfill orders from Balkan states. The Austrian government has permitted the information to be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Associated Press
Forammens
Wickera Armstrong Company
Woel
Lrndorf
Balkan States
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Meigs Building
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Rave
Beach's Pond
Bruce's Pond
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Europe
England
Eng
Atv
Bac
Allen Grers
Bogy
Siris
Eenesi J. Toth
Arline Lev
Helen Prenger
Elsie Anders Awa
AN der
Lawrence Baum
HS Best
Bal
Billy Rela
Tanet
William Falloa
Bexree
Legion
U.S
Auto 15
Ote
Dale Carnacey
N. Sromta
The
Telegram
Galen Hospital
Arsenal
Alan
Veron
Mist
Ans
Fonor TS
Nagle
Tampa
Fiera
Piatt
Beon
Main St
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