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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
6
In Manila on July 1, seventy seven members of the constabulary were convicted of murder for the killing of three American members of the Manila police force and eight other persons during rioting between the constabulary and police last December.
Hod carriers and masons tender walkout reported as workers refuse to report for duty amid a wage cut from zero to ten cents an hour. The Building Trades Employers' Association announced the measure, to take effect today, provoking the stoppage.
Washington officials probe the disappearance from three diplomatic mail pouches of official panels addressed to American representatives in Europe.
A compact ad listing broad discounted goods across categories. Fabrics, linens, bath items, swimsuits, children’s wear, hosiery, and housewares offered at dollar-level prices. Accessories like belts, knives, razors, and enamelware featured with specific sale terms and time window Morning Sale.
Senator Prince from Maryland travels to Moscow with a companion in a crowded second class coach. He aims to confer on trade conditions with Soviet officials and seeks closer economic cooperation among Russia, Germany, and the United States while denying a formal political alliance. He plans a two week stay in Russia and travels in a modest sleeping bag aboard a fourteen spot car.
Fairfield July 1. The town establishes a court under a 1921 act. Jonathan Grout and Glarense R Hall were sworn in by Bacon Wakeman acting as justice of the peace. Wakeman will serve as prosecutor. Howard W Wakeman is an assistant. No cases were tried today. requisites and blanks were ordered for the court’s proper operation.
Judges John T. Booth and John Z. Walsh received four year commissions from the governor and were sworn in by Clerk Syd N. Lockwood. Sydney Lalekwood was reap pointed clerk and Harry P. Lyons assistant clerk of the Civil Court. Frederic W. Huxford and Charles E. Williamson named prosecutors. All courts adjourned for summer with offices closing today at noon until Tuesday after the Fourth of July holiday.
August 7 914 El la Gertrude Sansonuer Sanson filed for divorce from Harold Sangon in Superior Court alleging habitual cruelty and fear of personal injury. She cites intemperance and virulent abuse affecting her health. They have two children and she seeks custody.
Fire discovered this morning in the mustelans union lab rooms in Worcester quickly spread to the Flrga theatre causing ten thousand dollars in auditorium damage before the blaze was controlled. The theater was to close tomorrow for the season but will close today.
Word arrives of General Raward Mota IE Vine death in Chicago, a leading figure among the Volunteers of America and second in command to General Bailington Booth. The news notes his long service and high rank within the organization.
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