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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
5
Japanese statesman Field Marshal Prince Yamagata, 85, remained unconscious after a coma at noon and critical illness since January 5. The Associated Press reports his condition as hourly. death expected today in Tojo?
News reports a fox hunting incident in Norwich this afternoon where hunter John Pouch and a companion were involved. The companion reportedly discharged his twelve gauge by accident as he stumbled, killing Pouch, who left nine children behind, along with a wife and relatives.
Stratford January 30 Special taxpayers will receive copies of the tentative budget for the fiscal year September 1922 to September 1928. Town Manager Hunter notes citizens may study expenses under the council manager form and submit recommendations for possible adoption, with figures to show economies under the new government. A vaudeville tour influences local alley management at Walnut Beach, and William S Fitzgerald of Stratford marries Lille White in Los Angeles.
A fragmented report recalls a move to Governor's Island New York and a return to Los Angeles from Stratford at Christmas. A Hollywood marriage ended with the priest dying next day. In Avon Part town court, a hammer attack on Mary Zboria and a bayonet injury to another are tied to George Zboria, with the family under medical care and the case postponed to February 6.
New York January 30 Organized labor has done more than any agency to check the doctrines of Trussian reds I W ard parlor socialists who threaten the stability of the United States government Judge Alton B Parker president of the federation opened its 22nd annual convention which will continue for three days He warned taxes burden citizens as municipal state and federal governments face rising costs amid worsening world conditions.
New York, Jan 39. W B E D Stokes multimillionaire hotel owner and turfman, ill with pneumonia, appeared in the Supreme Court to oppose his former wife Mrs Stokes dowry claim. Evidence showed she waived claim at divorce but contested signature. Mrs Stokes, cheerfully dressed, was accompanied by her mother Martha Miller of Denver Colorado.
President Harding calls off a White House reception planned by the Ohio society to observe President McKinley’s birthday. He cites collective grief after the Knickerbocker Theatre disaster and asks the Ohio group to mark sorrow with restraint and canceled plans.
Springfield Maas Inn 30 Burnell EB Brannock of Penncard New Hampshire, mail stage driver between Searaburg and Wilmington, pleaded guilty today to charges of taking $480 from a letter entrusted to him and burning the mail bag to cover the theft. The acts are said to have occurred January 1. He was bound over to the grand jury in $2,000. He was arrested at Greenville station after learning post office officials were investigating.
Washington Jan 30 a January 25 contract offers to supply fertilizers to the United States government at sale prices and without excess profits. The contract was revealed via a copy obtained from Ford Box Bonator Herris Democrat of Georgia.
Hartford Jan 30 Judge Walter M Maltbie heard the case over whether a salary of 300 monthly to Frank Butterworth New Haven treasurer of the American Legion for distributing needy ex service funds is permissible under state act. Plaintiffs Lockhart and McKenna seek injunctive relief while the Legion and state officials argue for proper administration of the fund.
New Haven police report Rev John B Pharr pastor of Immanuel Baptist church on West Chapel Street left for evening service when burglars entered his home and ransacked rooms taking jewelry and money worth about 2000 dollars. Three of his children slept inside, none harmed.
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