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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1922

Page

8

Jail Rum Seller Urged To Face Maximum Punishment

Assistant City Prosecutor urged the court to uphold the maximum penalty for Harry Grice of Lexington Avenue after a jury found him guilty of keeping liquor with intent to sell. Judge Walsh adjourned for witnesses on Grice’s character with testimony planned from police and guests at his wedding.

Vincent J. Kasting Criminal’ ‘Common Pleas Court Johnt J. Walsh Harry Grice Lexington ‘Avenue Iquor L. Keating Frank W. Huxford Grice Should &E Grice Waa &R Simpson Tocohers Lexington Avenue Walsh Theimoner Keating Judes Grico Grice Atorney Wnheld Heating Daniel Ei. Brennan Pounsel

Perfect Girl Beauty Hints From Gertrude Eggett

Fresno contest winner Gertrude Eggett travels to New York to study physical culture after earning $1,000 for the most perfect face and figure. She urges daily light exercises, walking, swimming, and a cheerful, healthy routine to gain a fit appearance and confidence.

New York Gertrude Eggett Fresno Cal United States Gertrude

Cape Cod Canal History and Its Long Shadow

The Cape Cod Canal near Sandwich and Bourne has a lengthy history dating back two centuries. Built by the Boston Cape Cod and New York Canal Company led by August Belmont, it shortened travel from New York to New England by about six miles. Opened in 1914 after decades of debates and construction, the canal has changed hands between government and private control, with decades of legal and financial wrangling surrounding its ownership and valuation.

Sandwich Mass Hoover and Denty Cape Cod Mmasachusetts Boston New York August Belmont Bourne Cape Cod Bay Buzzards Bay Ow England Buzzarda Bays Massachussetts Railroad Administration Wilson Canal Company Dassage Amesschusetts Federal District Court Court of Appeals

Peasant President Gains Popularity With Foreigners

In Moscow President Shal enine of the Soviet Republic, a peasant by birth and former Petrograd metalworker, is highly popular with foreigners. He spends hours daily meeting peasants and workers to discuss governmental matters, bridging the government and public in the common Halson. He is nicknamed the Peasant President. A note on new airplanes ends with a quip about selling out when engines stop.

Moscow Shalenine Soviet Republic Petrograd Pyer Kalenine

Tragedy Miracle and Romance Miss Ruth Workes

Early World War tale follows Lieut Geary who lost an eye and was blinded, then sight returned by Dr Claude Woakes. Ruth Woakes tended him back to health, and Geary later pursued the ministry at Wheelham. He is set to wed Miss Ruth Woakes as romance blesses a wounded hero.

Ruth Workes London Hill Stone Ruth Claude Woakes Geary Silence and Darkness Truth Iresh Health Weel Ham Woalkes

Charge violations of antitrust law in oil pipe and fixtures

The government unsealed charges accusing 11 corporations and 10 individuals of eliminating competition and maintaining inflated prices for three years in oil pipe and plumbing fixtures. The defendants, to be arraigned next week, include members of the Eastern某 Pine Manufacturing Association and others linked via a bidding data exchange through the Cleaning House.

Spy York Jan Eastern Soil Pine Manu Association Cleansing House

Resigns Miletia Port Wallingporn Officer Honored Discharged

On June 5 the Associated Press reports Captain Evirts O Stevens of Company 169th Infantry resigns and is honorably discharged. Corporal Geares M Weller of Company L with infantry has been appointed second lieutenant replacing Mantert Fol promoted.

Wallingporn Associated Press Evirts Stevens 169Th Infantry Wall Adjutant General's Office Geares M. Weller

New Haven Liquor Vendors Fined and Sentenced

In New Haven Police Court George De Filligo age 23 and Benjamin Rappa age 24 were fined 150 each for possession of alcohol with intent to sell. They received ten days in jail on a second charge. Dorothy Knapp testified the pair invited her to ride to her home and compelled her to ride to Stamford.

New Haven Jan. S George de Filligo Benjamin Rappa Jal Gach Dorothy Knapp Stamford

Escaping Woman and Pair Arrested While Selling Alcohol

A woman escaped from an automobile and found refuge in a nearby house. The two suspects were arrested while attempting to sell a can of alcohol to a grocer.

Miners Ask Harding for Aid Over Starvation Claims

Virginian coal miners who say their families are starving appealed directly to President Harding for government aid. Letters from the miners contradict Governor Morgan’s statement that there is no starvation among the solnery tamitlios.

Washington Associated Presa Harding Morgan Weet Virg‘nia Solnery Tamitlios

Prominent Old Salon Exhibitor Dead at 60

Joseph Tall, a leading exhibitor of the Old Salon and member of Artistes Francaises, died January 3 south of the city. A 60 year old icon of the era, he won the Honor Medal in 102. His works depicted interior scenes, lace making, and Dutch Flemish influences, capturing early studio life.

Joseph Tall Hovida Doa ‘Artistes Francaises Salon Mamidergend Boi

Wife of A. M. Palmer to be buried today

Mrs. A Mitchell Palmer wife of former Attorney General Palmer died last night of heart disease. Her family plot burial will be in Eastoo, Mil. Tomorrow funeral services to be conducted by the Society of Friends in Washington.

Washington A. Mitchell Palmer Palmer Mira Palmer Ness

Seven Men Saved From Burning Ship

A radiogram reports seven men rescued from the Nova Scotia schooner Ruby Is-Pents as it burned at sea near Bermuda. The Ruby Is-Pents, likely bound from Turk Island for LaHave Nova Scotia, was destroyed. The vessel Tesia, 135 tons, was in the vicinity.

Boston Nova Scotia Kogee L. Pants Turka Island LaHave N.S Bermuda

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