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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
10
Judges John J. Walsh and John J. Booth will hear criminal and common pleas cases in the court this week. Several cases were reassigned and scheduling notes explain some defendants not yet ready for trial.
Savannah, Ga Tan 19. Liquor interests regulator says about cure in every dozen men employed to enforce prohibition. L. T. Gantt, federal agent for this division, says betrayed. He adds there is temptation in the business. some men fall, while others resist.
Hillside Home’s charities department reports a total of 165 men engaged in road construction under Superintendent Thorne. Fifteen new workers were added yesterday and further additions are expected in coming weeks to relieve unemployment in Edgeport amid the current downturn.
A merger of two packing firms was announced in Chicago. The Acne Pac company, an Illinois corporation capitalized at 12 million dollars, plans to consolidate with the Indian Pecking company which runs plants in Green Bay Providence and Greenwood. The combined entity will be known as the Acne Packing company.
Des Moines reports the first national conference on parks opened today with aims to craft a model law for states lacking park statutes. Stephen T. Mather urged a nonpartisan, uniform framework to create and fund park systems, with the National Park Service coordinating state park information.
In tough business periods laid off workers include the poorest while efficient staff stay. Readers report kidney trouble symptoms such as backache, swollen extremities, and fatigue, with relief only after using Foley Kidney Pills, claiming renewed health and fewer night awakenings.
Jar 10 Connecticut company official said Sun Rock shore front is being studied as a public bathing beach site. The Colonnade, which burned down last week, is unlikely to be rebuilt. If carried out, plans would convert the shore front into a public reservation under the company's ownership.
The Concertical Agricultural and Industrial Exposition will be in progress at the State Armory in Hartford from January 21 to 26. It will showcase agriculture, industry, education and trades of the state with Sunday showings and evening band concerts.
Milholland of Milholland and Hough named in an alleged confession by Jay Lough as having participated in embezzling bonds and money from millionaire James F. Callahan. The accused partner was found dead at his Snokang home, police say.
Washington dispatch reports the Department of Justice will proceed aggressively under the Sherman Antitrust Act. Assistant Attorney General Frank Nebbier announced rapid steps to target violators, outlining major lines of enforcement and actions to mature enforcement efforts.
Bridgeport reports its health zone program showing early success with nurse monitoring of newborns. Officials say the system will expand as health workers continue surveillance and data collection to improve infant care.
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