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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1921
Page
6
Federal agents seized two farms in Nelson and Bullitt counties amid whiskey still discoveries. The Nelson county site reported 500 gallons of overflow and the Bullitt county location yielded 58 stills. Owners said penalties would be paid under prohibition enforcement rules.
New York June 2 The European council report prompted an offer from Mrs Rockefeller to assist the Y W C A fund raising effort. She will chair a committee to run a noonday meal event in YWCA cafeterias nationwide on February 4 with 50 society women hosting and urging businessmen to participate. Proceeds will go to the European relief council.
Chicago reports recount Captain Streeter, dubbed the billion dollar fighter, and his stubborn bid to claim lakefront land moored at a dock in the East Tadienw harbor canal. The house served as his campaign headquarters during efforts to gain the lake share property by first possession.
Federal officers seized books and records of the Monitor Stove and Range Co of CQ AGIUAGO alleging errors in 1918 and 1919 income tax returns. Special agents say the arrears total about 16 thousand dollars.
New Britain reports a first conviction for selling tonic with alcohol. John Suto received a $150 fine after testimony that tonic sold at 14 cents a drink on Nis Hartford Avenue. The case notes the act as a violet offense related to alcoholic content.
Denver and several Rocky Mountain cities were cut off from telegraph and telephone service as a heavy winter storm swept the region. Weather reports from Wyoming and northern New Mexico indicate the storm extended into Kansas and Central Nebraska, isolating communities from communication networks.
260 men were employed at Hillside Home yesterday with new workers joining. The department began accepting applicants in the morning as Keen of the men received compensation for services and housing costs.
The message, issued as a proclamation, appeals to the people of Rentue and Apan Pen to aid in enforcing prohibition and related activities. It emphasizes regional peace and state actions to uphold the 14th law and curb manshiners and whasi operations.
In Coventry George Fitvainingas, a manufacturer, was injured with a broken leg after a street intersection collision. In the other car Mrs James Sisson Isitchener of New York and her chauffeur James Aldrich were cut by glass. other passengers in the wagon were not identified.
Brew Haven reports Seamless Rubber Co reduces wages by 14 percent while cutting working hours as of January 24. The move affects multiple workers and reflects ongoing cost cutting at the plant in the area. Company officials cited market pressures and a need to preserve operations amid reduced demand.
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