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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

2

Westport Raid After Drunken Arrests Involving Four Men

Westport authorities conduct a dawn raid following a disturbance at Sauga Park. Four young men fought, smashed a trolley car window, and assaulted a bystander. Officers arrested Andrew Valient, Michael O'Brien, John Miglares, and another man after searches at Bind John’s and Franklin Street. Valient and O'Brien posted bonds. Miglares held on larger bond with charges including breach of peace and Volstead Act violation. Proceedings set for Monday morning.

Westport Winlasorg Vyoltteng Seugame Sauainek Tn Cherzh Hhey Lanauta Michael Dominick Harry Sherwood John Migiartes Franklin Sirset Bind John Valient Wiliam Salvador Danie O'Brien King Street John Miglares O'Brien Méglares

Automobile Stolen From Louis Conseli on Myrtle Avenue

An automobile owned by Louis Conseli of 91 James street was reported stolen last week from Myrtle Avenue. Police were informed and the vehicle license number is C7SRS.

Louis Conseli James Street Myrtle Avenue Ucense

Discriminating housewives choose Tanke flavoring extracts

A brief ad noting discriminating housewives favor Tanke extracts for baking. It mentions Bakers Certiset Flavoring Extracts as a trusted option in advertisements for kitchen use.

Dr Holmes Looks at Loyalty as an Educational Aim

Boston July 8 Associated Press Dr Lenny W Holmes dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education outlined tests of education in the United States to meet democracy. He argued that education must cultivate loyalty to common ideals and that economic barriers must be lowered while maintaining high standards. He warned against lowering intellect standards to admit more students and urged improving economic access without diluting quality.

Boston United States Lenny W Holmes Vard Versig Graduate School of Education Wales Maine Itn de Ds Holmes

Growing distrust of U S leaders warned by Dr Russell

Boston July speech by Dr James B Russell dean of Teachers College Columbia University warns that rising higher education and professional training fail to guarantee trust in leaders. He urges an American ideal of educated, voluntary service and intelligent electorate to sustain democracy amid global tensions.

Boston Associated Prosa James B. Russell Teachers’ Covlege Columbia University National Education Association Warles Russel Tose America Fprom Ita Lores Ovtuarre Germany Merlin

Dempsey Will Fight Wills In White and Color Bout

Boxing followers expect a Dempsey versus Wills heavyweight title bout next spring with Manhattan or Jersey City as likely sites. Signing details hinge on time and finance, but the match is treated as almost certain, promising one of the era’s strongest ring clashes.

Jack Dermorey Harry Wills Dempsey Manhattan Jersey City New York New Jersey Dempney Wills Wil Ie Hay Whiteard Johnson Heyvana Havana

Hartford Fire Department Chief GeeHeney Halon Dies at 98

Hartford obituary notes GeeHeney Halon, longtime chief of the Hartford fire department, died at home at age 98 after a career spanning more than two decades. He retired earlier in the year.

Hartford GeeHeney Halon Hartford Ore Department Oiy Fire Department Tods

Connecticut Industry Groups Meet Over Rail Strike Measures

Representatives of 20 states business interests gathered in Hartford to coordinate temporary transfer arrangements with the New York New Haven Hartford railroad to minimize disruption during a current strike. The meeting included C Le Burda, R L French, N J Smith, and officials from numerous manufacturers and trade associations across the state and region.

Bartford Associated Preag Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut New York New Haven & Hartford Railyroad Rilke Houssh C. le Burda New Haven Road R. L. French Ttate N. J. Smith Te Speta Rare Chamber of Commerce Daniuly Boosters’ Find East Hampton Business Men's Association Industrial Association Lower Hovaaronic Valley Connecticut Foundryman's Association Hartford Hartford County Brickmiskers' Association Weat Hartford Manufacturers Association Laundry Owners’ Association Master Pattern Makers’ Association Middletown Mogdus River Valley Manufacturers’ Association New Haven Employ Association of New London Manufacturers’ Association of Astern Stamford Torrington Ib of Waterbury Winsted Manufasineers’ Assosiation

Political booms and local judiciary race rise from party rhetoric

In Pacific park last night booms drew crowd attention as political tensions grew around the nomination of Assistant City Attorney Joseph Devine for Judge of Probate on the Democratic ticket. Rumors spoke of Rep candidates Wilbert Sanford Frank J. Kisto Charles C. Blackham and Jonas Caldwell being urged by supporters to enter the race.

Seasific Park Joseph Devine Probere Devine Wis Propate Jinigeslip Paul L. Me Aerman Wilbert Sanford Frank J. Kisto Charles C. Blackham Jonas, Caldwel

Reception Welcomes Former Pastor to City

A large audience gathered at a reception honoring Rey Mr and Mrs J K Holden of Glendale Cal spending several days in the city. Many attendees were Oliver Congregational Church members and old friends of the Holdens who welcomed them back. Holden came to the pastorate in 1835 and served until 1900 when he resigned to relocate in California. The cornerstone for the new parish hall will be laid by Rev Herbert Brown in thirty years since that era. The Macy Beardales society hosted the event with refreshments and an orchestra from We Five Hundred club provided music.

Rey J. K. Holden Glaremont Cal Holden California Herbert Brown Glivat Macy Beardales Society We Five Hundred Club Chureh

Distress Signals From Gasoline Incident Near Milford

Residents of Woodmont near Milford sent a report to Milford police after a motorboat with four young men ran aground near the New Haven breakwater following a failed rescue of two girls. Sergeant Robert T. Hibbard and John Anderson, both from the Milford Yacht Club, helped, two girls were left on rocks, and a motorboat party later returned to Milford Yacht Club safely.

Wooodmont Coloni Wootmont Mitord Paline Robert T. Hibbged John Anderson Sergeant Hibbard Milford Yacht Club

Dempsey Faces Willard Rival In Reno Title Clash

The piece compares Dempsey and Willard in a Reno bout, noting Willard’s 6 4 height and Willard’s reach of 84 inches versus Dempsey’s 92 inch reach. Dempsey likely lighter by about fifteen pounds, with both heavy punchers and sharp long-range skills. The outcome hinges on conditioning and power, with a potential great spectacle anticipated.

Johneon-Jeffriea Ako Reno Dempsey Willard Havana Jetriea Krno Willa Johneon Galveston Tesao Otirecdye Enjoss Themaia Johnson Wille Dempsey S. Wilk Hegto Wills

Signalmen Defy Walkout as Union Reports Progress

Union leaders claim only a few workers near pension age returned to work while officials insist most staff remain on strike. New Haven railroad hired 251 men to replace strikers amid unskilled workers making up about 30 percent. Company says rebuilding 6,000 pad order cars will meet rate needs and keep service running with existing or newly hired staff.

Trieds New York, New @Haven & Hartford railroad Massachusetts Frm

Strikers Hold Mass Meeting in New Haven

Striking shopmen of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad held a mass meeting under an emergency plan. Reports said about 80 men were in the meeting amid conflicting conditions. Separate federation meetings were planned for tomorrow at different hours and foremen were reported joining the strike.

New Haven Associated Press New York New Hev & Hart+ford railroad Ag 80 System Federation Diferent Cratta

Master Jack Roscoe Receives Shower of Gifts

A shower of gifts greeted Master Jack Roscoe at a gathering yesterday afternoon at 35 Laurel Avenue hosted by Mrs E A Sears. The event featured cuts, refreshments, and a guest list including Miss Minnie Smith and Mrs J McBride among others.

Jack Roscoe Jack Jack Willard Roscoe Great Hartington Aire R E. A. Sears Laurel Avenue Minnie Smith Mra. J. McBride Daxter Rose Catherine Beardsley Misa Irene Currant Joseny Ogaden, Myre George Stockiwall A. Pixley Jack Rascoe Jerry Robert McBride B.A. Sortn Yhss Nursel Sears Wmlas Olive Saura

Patent Demand on Garvan Delayed by Custodian Action

Washington officials report clerks at the property custodians office began work at 5 39 o clock compiling a list of 4787 patents trademarks and copyrights demanded returned to the custodian by the chemical foundation. The formal demand will not proceed to Francis Garvan president of the foundation until completion of the list under an executive order issued last Saturday.

Washington Jwiy SA Nnten Chemical Foundation Tntil Muarding Francis P. Gartam

Savert Strike Borah Attacks Administration Fiscal Policy

Senator Borah of Idaho denounces the administrations fiscal program in the Senate. He says the government fails to relieve the burdens on the people and outlines costly proposals such as a soldiers bonus, ship subsidy, a Liberia loan, and 35 new federal judges. He warns that subsidies and tax cuts favor special interests and threaten national strength.

Washington Congress Senate Senator Borah Republican Idaho Sento Borah Liberia Banvese Borah Sel

Subway Fire Extinguishers Tied to Deadly Fumes

In Panigin subway disaster officials and Pyrene extinguisher makers faced questions as smoke filled the cars. Fire, police, and medical crews aided victims while Mayor Hylon and Fire Commissioner Drennan oversaw the scene. Pyrene executive denied lethal fumes though acknowledged gas release in closed spaces. Company president Hedley defended the extinguisher as approved and pledged safety improvements.

Hylon Lexington Avex Nue Yesarvas Seth Fuel Street Drennan Intey Saiq Pyrene Newark N. J Frank Hedley Inierborough Inter United States

Mob drags man from jail and hangs in Louisiana

Reports say Joe Pemberton, a Black man, was taken from Bossie Parish jail in Benton by men and hanged from a tree in Dinas Bayou swamp, about five miles from Botan, after being arrested Tuesday night for the slaying of two Neer women, according to tonight’s dispatch.

Smreveport Joe Pemberton Netro Bossie, Parish Benton Dinas Bayou Botan Pemberton

Poincare Granted Confidence By Chamber Amid Debate

President Poincare won a confidence vote from the Chamber of Deputies by 832 to 4085 after debate over government responsibility for the war statement raised by communists. The vote followed the close of the session and acknowledged support for the current government.

Poincare Associated Press Premln Chamber of Denities

Four Appointed To State Police Permanent Members

Panbury July S cAnthony F Manion and Johan M Marsh both of Bethel and Lea F Carroll and Frederick Hibbard of Bethel ward today their appointments as permanent members of the Connecticut State Police. All four were temporary officers when the department merged with the state motor vehicle department a year ago.

Panbury S.cAnthony F Manion Johan M Marsh Bigh Lea F. Carroll Frederick Hibbard Path of Bethel Thair Connection State Police Ward State Motor Vehicle Department

Danbury Child Dies of Phosphoric Poison

Danbury report says Joseph W Wilcox two and a half years old died from phosphoric poisoning after placing a phosphorus torpedo in his mouth. The incident occurred on July 4, with the child taken ill Tuesday evening and succumbing to the poison after a decline in health. The Wilcox family residence is 17 Delay street.

Danbury Joseph W Wilcox Bir Frank J. Wilcox Delay Street

Fading Gloom: North Dakota Finance Chairman Sees Hope

North Dakota Finance Committee Chairman remarks that the feared gloom will fade through courage and intelligence, stating mature conditions will persist as they have in the past.

Rator Motumber North Dakota

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