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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
5
Danbury July 10 Judge Martin J Cunningham and John J Stone past exalted rulers of Danbury Lodge of Elks left for Atlantic City New Jersey to represent the local lodge at the annual convention of the BPOE.
Rochester Ohio man James A Allen claims a perfected remedy named Allenrhu cures rheumatism by dissolving impurities in joints and muscles. He advertises free return if the first bottle fails, with Hindle's Drug Stores carrying the remedy for public sale.
The Industrial Service issues a July schedule highlighting Thursday swimming classes and a Friday meeting to elect delegates for the Industrial conference at Camp ACT mont. Beginning Monday a tennis tourney will run with two events for winners and advanced players at the M C A course on Colorado avenue, with silver cups for winners. A tournament committee includes Mig Rose Sakowitz, Mareayet Moovadan, and Agnes Quinn. The piece also notes gas waste from carburetor misadjustment exceeding one billion gallons annually.
Lexington news reports Uncle Johnny Shell alive claimed age 134 and fathered over 200 descendants. Died after ages of his wives noted, buried near a log cabin on Hell For Sartin Creek. Shell known as a Kentucky feuder and sharpshooter with a habit of mountain dew.
Washington July 18 1922 reports warn a general railroad strike may erupt from class labor disputes. Rail executives and unions clash over who can order which workers to perform tasks during an emergency. The issue risks wider disruption as militia and federal actions loom and the Labor Board's authority is debated.
July 10 reports say authorities order the arrest of Bielaski former head of the Bureau of Investigation after his abduction by bandits and escape. Newspapers claim Bielaski will be held in Beem prison tonight as judicial authorities confirm his alleged involvement in his own abduction.
A mob of about 300 approached the home of Mrs. John Gabel, wife of a railway shopman who refused to strike. She faced the attackers with a pistol, warned them she would shoot, and the crowd retreated as police arrived and dispersed them.
In Sonora turmoil Chinese factions have fought for months. A petition to the federal government seeks immediate expulsion of leaders of the two major Asiatic groups. The Chinese National League and Chinese Masonry factions are linked to murders and crimes. State officials believe deporting agitators will restore calm.
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