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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
2
President Harding declares the United States destiny rests with veterans as he addresses the Marion reunion. He notes their greater responsibility beyond service in France and participates in a parade and reception with O. S. Ran and General Pershing, Dawes, and others.
An editorial fragment reports Alderman D'Sia and Alderman Tate debating police discipline and complaints against officers. The police board states department administration rests with the board, with possible referral to the disciplinary committee rather than immediate review of individual allegations.
Whiskaway, the Kentucky Special winner and conqueror of Morvich and Piiory, rests at Brookdale Farm after illness delays. Trainer James Rowe plans a Saratoga campaign with key dates ahead, aiming to restore form after a bout of influenza and a disrupted Preakness prep.
An advertisement extols refreshing wholesome beverages for summer. Mentions Horstart brand and acid phosphate subtect 10 fridulene with playful misprints. Presents it as a wholesome option despite unclear product details and noisy prose.
Boston and Albany maintenance crews report improved conditions as workers resume shifts. Strike orders withdrawn. several yards and shops see partial returns with some workers deserting, while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas recover normal output. Union officials claim more joinings as some employes are rehired in eastern regions.
Yale students statewide are offered summer positions by the government road project to support its Cedar Ell area operations. President Pearson urges mayors chambers and police to ensure safety and cooperation while new hires travel to and from work and reside at homes without interference or property risk.
Reports from multiple states describe interference with mail movement as strikers threaten to block railroad transfers. Officials urge immediate inspections and possible government action to preserve mail service, with inspectors to report to the railway superintendent and justice department as needed.
Rural education debate centers on whether country schools can attract and retain capable students with better facilities. The New York State Province of Austrian theory discussed rural conditions and the misperception of population decline, urging improvements to enable equal access to quality education in remote areas.
In Silesia near Open Vnpnor ABN, German and French forces clashed as civilian lines and troops exchanged fire. Reports say six people were killed and a shot at the column triggered a broader confrontation. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
The bill, introduced by Brown and others, authorizes the President to aid Poland with American vessels seized at the arms conference. The proposal aims to help Poland establish a navy using U S ships.
The article previews a major international women swimmers meet in New York near winter, featuring top athletes like Sybil and Miss Harrison. It notes world record ambitions, Olympic standards, and a focus on the Manhattan Beach Brighton Beach pool, with plans for August events and prominent entrants from Britain and elsewhere.
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts early cowboy lore, Rollins and Yale games, and rough saloon life. It mentions Roosevelt era parallels, gun detail, and a dramatic mirror moment as Woody is pursued by an audience in a final standoff.
Obituary notes the deaths of Huten Wesley and Mrs Helen Waal, residents of 14N6 Railroad Avenue, with funeral arrangements announced for a hillside home ceremony and services to follow.
Dublin July figures name Collins head of the Irish provisional government as a dramatic world figure. The article traces his rise from clerk in London to Sinn Fein leader, his guerrilla campaigns, internment, and daring escapes from fire and pursuit, highlighting his loyalty to Ireland and pivotal role in securing freedom.
Rion Ohio edition carries Marion Star two page editorial signed by Warren G. Harding. The piece titled The Essentials to Success urges honesty, simplicity, industry and capacity as keys to achievement for those who aspire to leadership and public service.
Report from Associated Press notes Cecil’s push for world disarmament under League of Nations supervision. The plan envisions general reductions in air and sea forces with continental alliances to deter aggression, backed by endorsements from major powers and cautions over binding obligations and alliance limits.
Reports describe a near-total suppression of a Dublin uprising with troops firing near the Nelson Pillar. Only a few rebels reportedly remained, including Cathal Bruch, while forces claimed control in Raphoe Convoy and Castlefin areas as authorities moved to restore order.
The Danly Mail quotes a motor driver who arrived at Holyhead from Wyulin stating Irish Republican commandant Ror O Connor was severely wounded defending the Four Courts on June 30 and captured. Also noted are unclear references to Mrs. MacSwinay and a sister of Keven Larry amid further reported events.
A Stratford man, believed poisoned, died after a hospital investigation noted stomach collapse and a suspected case of severe digestive failure. Bridgeport officials reported findings tied to an alleged poisoning, with uncertain details and ongoing police inquiry.
Interborough Rapid Transit shopmen threaten sympathy strike to stop supplying motive power to Pennsylvanie and Long Island railroads. They warn 1900 Transit workers could be called out if the cooperation continues.
In Washington July S, House Democrats respond to Representative Mandel of Wyoming and Republican leader Cantess. Secretary Weeks cites Mandel as claiming Congress has reached its lowest ebb, while Byrnes disputes the criticism and defends the present administration and Republican loyalty.
Washington July 5 The Shipping Board after hydrographic consultations and Coast Guard review established two safe west and east Atlantic lanes for American liners. The new paths run roughly lati tude 40.9 and 39.3 about 60 miles apart and will be followed regardless of foreign vessel routes. Meanwhile a separate local report states Mrs Stella Pawling accuses her husband Leo Pachina of assault. she was granted $54 bail pending arrest.
A reform movement seeks to remove Cornell from the executive committee amid changes in the Board of Plumbing Examiners. Mayor Jed Atwater says candidates for two plumber positions will be announced soon, with exams to test faster and journeyman plumbers, who serve without pay. The insurgent effort discussed but regarded as not major by Cornell and his allies.
A burglary last night targeted homes on William Street and near 447 Male shear. Mrs Anna Scott at 186 Tale Avenue reported entry by unknown burglars who took small items valued around $48. Thomas Parley of Stratfield also reported his belongings searched while he slept. Police were notified and investigations continue.
A mixed list of meetings and halls across Columbus Bridgeport and nearby areas includes Bridgeyreet Lodge Elks Ciccolo Rema Noble Avenue and related organizations such as Bridgeport Loge Knights of Pything Temple Lodge FP and A M Ma jonie Temple Muensterberg Lodge and various civic groups. Also listed are Boy Scouts Troop 20 First Elungarian Sick Benefit Society and Daughters of Pocahantes with locations on Broad and Fairfield avenues. Several clubs and associations including National Association of Stationary Engineers World War Veterans and Lincoln Circle are shown with street addresses.
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