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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
2
In New York a distraught mother of a newborn baby abducted at Coney Island earlier collapses in the hospital, suffering a nervous breakdown and concerns for her infant’s welfare. She remains under care as officers guard her and a legal matter looms over her case.
New York Giants slump over the past week tightens the National League race as Cardinals surge in pursuit. Browns and Yankees battle in the American, while White Sox slip from a recent streak. Chicago Cubs split with the Giants as Phillies, Reds make pivotal moves.
Dublin reports that Eamon De Valera has joined the rebel army general staff as director of operations. Wartime conditions spread disruption across Ireland with property losses, travel bans, and tightened controls complicating daily life and trade. Local journalism notes arming, enforced mobility limits, and shifting loyalties amid the ongoing conflict.
Insurgents suffer reversals but maintain control of Cork as operations push toward strategic positions. Uprising forces strike garrisons around Dales and Limerick, with casualties and prisoners reported amid continued unrest and factory seizures. Rebels retreat from Dooral while irregulars press proximity to Dendal headquarters. 280 prisoners captured, two wounded, and continued activity across Lee River.
A five year old East Side parish laid the cornerstone for a convent and school on Galen avenue and Orange street. The ceremony featured clergy and parishioners, with estimates placing the project cost near $129,000. Local officials and Bishop Murray attended, and the event included the singing of patriotic anthems.
A four year old girl suffered serious injuries in a traffic crash on Winon Street near Water Avenue. Witnesses reported a van struck a parked car and the child was pinned in the wreckage. She was transported to St. Vincent's by ambulance for treatment.
Speech fragments lament poor road and shop coverage to Ene. Notes complain of irregular reporting, urge government action to revive sales and industry, arguing such measures will make the nation worthy of world consideration.
An obituary notes the death of James J. Plaherty at age 67 with funeral details. The service will be held at 8 o clock in Milford and Kingston areas, with survivors including Mary, Katherine, and Alona. The deceased native was Kingston born and formerly resided at 28 Broad Street Milford.
A fragmented newspaper item reports Dr Edward Eaton arguing that liberty rests on law, stressing harmony between business, art, and science. The piece cites moral duties, permanence of law, and social order, with scattered quotes on happiness, discipline, and civic responsibility.
A large-scale strike threatens rail and related labor sectors as 75000 tracemen prepare to walk out amid wage and rule disputes. Reports from Chicago and across the Northwest cite union leaders pressing for immediate wage revisions and the establishment of conciliating boards under federal acts. Police and guards marshal in several cities as tensions flare and potential walkouts loom nationwide.
A scrambled textile brief notes browns as a leading fall color with brownfls and authorities predicting brown as smart. It mentions silk sweaters with fine Irish gridwork and heavy embroidery, long fringed seats, and a fashion event or show with a beige or beige-like vibe.
Fairfield records indicate growing circulation and active programs. The 1322 report notes average daily circulation around 17 books with juvenile and adult literature in demand. Storytelling events by Myre Foote and weekly children’s programs at various locations enhanced library use. the board reports leadership under the vice president and chair of the book committee, with ongoing book acquisitions.
Westport police campaign targets repeated traffic law violators amid reports of court evasion and bond issues. The notice lists local residents and mentions guards from the Connecticut National Guard and a lake trip by area residents.
A compiled notice lists various meeting places and clubs including General committee at 454 East Washington Yonnes Amenie viabe, 296 Hurd Avenue. Consell Fr oT. Alt i at 181 State streets. Bioneer lodge near St Gaerne. St. Lledge's nidt Strat fora Avenue. Stella night club at Paul’s Episcopal church. Samuel H. Hartelodge T. Co. O. P. Ora Fellowship 1089 Broad Street. Moose lodge Dodpepor lolze. International Peotheatiead at Woetsieal Workers 326 Pullfield Avenue. Morrig Court. Magonic temple 1005 Byous street. Rosy Gross Siasonie temple 1003 Broad Street. Royal Neighbors of America 194 State i Eased camp. W. GO. W Union at Biralord avenues.
Delegates at the Tixelle conference report renewed interest in negotiations. Experts from multiple governments are instructed to explore every possible option to avert conflict and address the Russian problem. The aim is to ease tensions and improve the broader economic situation.
Patrick Maher and two men from Rogers Peat company suffered severe injuries when a vehicle overturned on the Janburs Bridgeport road near Bethel. One man lost an eye and broke multiple ribs while another sustained internal injuries. All were evacuated, with Maher taken to Danbury Hospital in critical condition. A Wakeman was arrested on a related charge after the crash. A separate drowning occurred at Pembroke Street when deckhand Walter Tinskey fell into the water and was recovered with assistance from local workers and officials.
The report notes the death of Widstrom Firstina City on July 10. Funeral services are planned from the residence of her father Navlani Qyeel on Tuesday July 18 at a specified time at Mountain Grove. The record is fragmented and honors the deceased while listing familial ties.
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