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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
17
Notice from Walter and Clark of East Haven Connecticut declaring separation from wife Belle Glark. They forbid all dealings with her after this date at Bridgeport in 1921.
A long garbled excerpt describes oil industry jargon on drilling and refining, with references to well casing, barrels, and extraction, followed by Robert J. Brew on Lloyd George and Britain's naval conference proposal to include the United States Japan and China, noting delays pending Washington’s reply and aims to discuss Anglo Japanese arms limits.
The Vladivostok Daily News reports a contest to win timber concessions in the maritime province. Government directives from Chita blocked most bids, prompting protests and talks to annul the orders. Four bids qualified, with three leases granted to Americans after June 21 auctions.
Fragmented obituary notices listing multiple individuals, families, and towns with funeral details and survivor names. Includes Mrs BegsleTenis, Mrs Nichalas We Waylor, Mrs Mary Williams, Miss Kiliy Taylor, and others, with references to New York and Davenport areas and several family connections.
Washington report details a naval exercise showing radio compass effectiveness from Hampton Roads to Boston. The demonstration used shore beacon stations submarine bells and soundings to navigate a dense fog. Vice Admiral H.K. Toes described the event as proof of radio compass utility and noted new coastal stations and ongoing ship communications.
General Coleman Du Pont telegraphed Governor of Delaware accepting the United States Senate appointment to succeed Josiah O. Walcott. He noted the honor and said he would consider duties and timing for when he would assume the seat.
The article states France aims to launch a Paris to New York airship service by 2028 using zeppelins. The first commercial craft, renamed the "Dix mide," will inaugurate a Marseille to Algiers route, with 3,000 pounds baggage and 1,000 passenger capacity, under government patents.
In New Haven on July 7 1944 a jury found Domenick Beanoch and Anthony Rusa guilty of criminal assault on Saunders at Wai Ik on the night James Carbon was punished for the same charge. Sndse Kellogs and Carboni were given prison terms by the superior court with sentences from five to light years. Rusa was sent to the state reformatory for eight years.
A fragmented early 20th century passage discusses child imagination fed by tales of wonder and danger, then shifts to British dirigibles in waning demand. It notes possible government decisions on airship use, privatization, and financial considerations, with references to Fairfield County court meetings and legal notices.
A note announces a modest summer program run by the Y Secretary with plans for a dramatic and recreational curriculum. The description mentions Lake George and a project involving water and reservoirs, with four sailors expected to assist in training efforts.
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