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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1920
Page
4
Philip Murray, president of the United Mine Workers, declares operators have claimed a miner can support a family on $3.34 per day, while the minimum needed is $6. He says no industrial peace or production in the anthracite sector without full union recognition and a union wage demand.
An agreement between Austria and Soviet Russia, reported from Vibana, requires Austria to maintain strict neutrality in the war against the Soviet and bans troop movements. The pact provides for diplomatic immunity and certain privileges for each side and foresees Vienna as a potential center for Soviet propaganda in central and eastern Europe.
Washington reports Italy dispatching troops to the line of de Marcillon between Jugo Slavia and Italy amid anticipated clashes on the Dalmatian coast. Journal notes waves of disorder across Istria with property destruction feared and Jugo Slavic populations said to be suffering.
Coroner confirms Mrs Lucia Bakeh of Ring Street Stratford died of natural causes at Fridgeport hospital weeks after a fall from a trolley car at Ashcreek. The attending physician says the fall was not the indirect cause of death and no connection to other injuries is found.
Dr Stan ley Osborne from the state health department investigated a typhoid outbreak. Thirty two cases traced to tainted milk with spread via contact and possible outside infection. Infections linked to milk found in Danbury, Werden, and Waterford.
Lt C was in Bridgeport yesterday to inspect the site for the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception cathedral project. James Tsewyn of Stratford donated the cornerstone funds and Cardinal Cibbons will lay the memorial corner stone in September.
Hudgeport Land and Mill Co sues Louis Pawlowski for 1500 in Common Pleas alleging property damage from June 18. Case mentions loss of use and work-related injuries tied to machinery. Ridgeport reports also note Thomas Walsh incident and a Burns agency suit.
A civil action filed in Common Pleas Court accuses William T. Charles of Stratford of a loan dispute. The plaintiff seeks damages alleging financial loss and related claims.
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