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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary report describes armed Silesians and German police patrols in mining centers. Civilians face coercion, with reports of robbing and forced disrobing in a Katowice park. Officials guard properties as machine gun fire and clashes raise fears of outbreaks.
Reported at a two family home at 35 Clinton Avenue the fire destroyed 24 tons of hay and caused damage before six o clock last night. Investigators note a lighter in a closet sparked the blaze and firefighting efforts were hampered by a brush fire on the nearby railroad. An inquiry into possible incendiary causes will continue to prevent a recurrence.
Sanitary and serviceable aluminum ware is pitched as lasting longer than other ware. It notes a slight higher initial cost but emphasizes light handling and freedom from mist and breakage. The ad invites readers to pay a visit for explanations of new utensils.
A fragmented report discusses city budget concerns on police funding, taxation, and appropriations. It notes proposed changes to tax collection, sewer financing, alderman salaries, and bond use, with emphasis on reducing debt and improving efficiency amid fiscal scrutiny.
Tax Commissioner Arthur Connor notes a 19 million drop in factory list value due to removal of plants and equipment. General taxable property also declines with reduced dwelling and land assessments, while automobile taxes rise from last year as vehicle counts grow.
The article reports on premiers deliberating Austria's fate as Germany contemplates an offer to join talks. Herr Bergsmann will confer with Louis Houcheur and may propose paying two billion marks within a year, with cash upfront. Allies' final decisions on copra and enforcement of the treaty shape the Austrian outcome.
The report notes Shelton to probe city officials over treasury duties linked to a deed, with treasurer claims of active work and refusal of further comments. Arm t ya age Realty of Brooklyn and Ultra Realty's GA Davis face bank loan pressure as Nulms secures oversight. Bank Commissioner Sturges and Homerings anticipate Wednesday or Thursday updates on the bank’s assets and a possible claim against a surety, while County Commissioner Ballard says the county has not been damaged by actions.
The Adjutant Moran reports Senator McLean and Senator Brandegee expressed support for veterans legislation. The measures include adjusted compensation, War Risk Insurance, rehabilitation, and hospital construction under various federal departments. Endorsements come from Harry W. Cangidon Post and local officials.
A man was shot on Church Street near Waterview Avenue early Sunday and hospitalized with a bulial wound in the thick. The bullet lodged in the spine under the left shoulder and the victim, in Dridgs port hospital, has little chance of recovery.
Obituary notices report the death of Victoria Wri bare at St Vigent’s hospital and the funeral held at Memorial chapel with burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. Another obituary notes Minnie Peace wife of Vere Power, with funeral details and early morning services from home.
A chaotic transcript records a discussion of rail traffic and freight handling with mentions of the Pennsylvania system and officials like G. Writhh and 1. T. Lawrence. The dialogue touches on congestion, car loads, and the need for better preventive measures across regions including New England and the Midwest.
A colored man with a distinguished record, Willinamis as Timstun, is engaged as counsel in a civil suit in New Haven. The case stems from a recent incident described as a violent shooting, with the aim of pursuing legal action against unnamed parties. The article notes his past notoriety in the Baby Doll case.
Harding signals cabinet choices amid war effort concerns and political calculus. Analysts note diversification versus loyalty, with potential shifts as House and Senate dynamics evolve and Commerce and War departments loom in the debate.
Captain W. Millon State plans a lecture at the high school auditorium tonight on Hudson Bay and Evangeline country with motion pictures and illustrated views. The talk covers 1800 miles of country including navy balloon events and a downtown store incident. Admission details are available at the Chamber of Commerce office.
The U S Senate passed a measure extending federal supervision over livestock markets, amid debate on monopolistic practices and exemptions for livestock growers. Senator Wilder is slated for city court judge, with deputy judges Ambrose Merpitt and Penk L Wild named, as major local officials prepare to back the appointment in a Bridgeport dominated legislature.
Mayor Wilson yesterday announced the legislative committee to tackle pertinent measures. Aldermen Caldwell Brown Connor Maz Mick and McCormick represent the Twelfth Sixth and Eighth districts. Key items include bond requests for 3,7000, salary schemes, and $500,000 and $330,000 bond votes for relief and a new East Washington Avenue bridge.
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