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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1923
Page
3
In Berlin and Duisburg readers report a French action described as a reply to Britain's reparations stance. Vorwaerts notes Baldwin talks while Poincare acts. French troops reportedly trained in the Ruhr city as hostages are taken and city records are affected.
A load of hay and an automobile plus a suit of clothes were reported stolen yesterday. The hay was taken from Main Street near Avon Park belonging to Thuwry Lreket. The car owned by Flood of Fairfield disappeared near Water Street and was rummaged with a suit of clothes taken.
German detachments, including infantry cavalry and one tank, attacked Barmen outside the occupied area in retaliation for Wednesday's kidnaping of two French soldiers and alleged sniping. Five hours later they withdrew with hostages and secret police documents. Heavy Ruhr artillery had been pointed at the town in readiness.
Helena Montana July 1 1919 an railroad veteran relief ruling clarifies total permanent disability under the 1919 Act. Judge G M Louvain sets interpretation that loss of both legs or one arm and one eye may establish total disability if remaining capacity cannot support meaningful work. The decision notes eligibility hinges on substantial impairment and practical inability to perform duties.
In a contentious ruling the court declared the Qia ability total and permanent, not temporary, and noted it remains within the Wient and meccda of artive four at Nid wet. The decision anchors the precedent for ongoing merit and enforceability.
Police arrested a repeat burglar after a fire set near a Stratford residence and a basement window arson at 201 Main Street. The suspect gave varying explanations, claimed a pet would return, and was shot in the hand years earlier during a burglary. Acting over police watch, authorities probed the North and Warcain store fire and a paper blaze.
The Chamber of Commerce considers acquiring the Seaside Club as a civic headquarters with broad endorsement from prominent citizens and delegates from civic and business groups. Representatives voiced support for a central home to stimulate membership and host civic activities while outlining funding from participating organizations.
The probate hearing over Parathy A. Merritt’s will continues amid disputes. Merritt sisters seek an adjustment with Harry H.M. Mord named administrator. other parties contest action and withdraw counsel amid secret understandings. The will, tied to a Newark settlor, is valued around 19 080 with contested medical and life insurance items. A second court fight looms over estate division among the father, siblings, and seven heirs.
Fragmentary report describes CAPT EHRHARDT linked to 1820 Kapp revolt, escape from Berlin authorities, and trial dates set in Leipag. Mentions Vapivin Junthardt arrest on Mayerner 8 and delays due to unrest amid “Tron brigade” actions.
A new 7,500 ton Cunard cruiser the C S 8 Richmond arrived in New York July 13 fresh from Philadelphia with a navy speed record of 35 knots per hour seven faster than the sea champion. The Richmond also set a horsepower record producing 39,080 horsepower, 16,008 more than the Leviathan in her trial trip.
Notices list multiple obituaries with funeral details including Alfred Y Janson of Easton aged 48, and Henrietta Ullaeau of this city. Services, interments, and addresses are provided for Brookyn, Evergreen cemetery, Mountain Grove, and Blessed Sacrament church, with various dates and times.
Newark, NL July 1 Mrs Vary FF Creightony was acquitted by a jury after four hours of deliberation in the alleged poisoning of her mother in law Mrs Annie Creighton. The judge and crowd reacted as “not guilty” was read.
Notices list several groups holding meetings tonight including Fraternal Editors, Danish Sisterhood at 1119 Broad Street, Socialist party at 206 Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport, United Travellers of America at 118 Main Street, Modern Woodmen of America at State Street, Bridgeport Encampment, and other lodges with addresses across Bridgeport.
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