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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
2
A historical notice notes Mrs. Stillman supporting the establishment of a new Catholic church in the city. The brief mentions her assistance and the ongoing community effort led by local residents and church authorities.
A garbled OCR read mentions the Prince of Wales and a Japan invitation. The fragment indicates a formal invitation linked to a tour, with unclear surrounding context and names. The readable terms point to an international royal engagement and upcoming visits.
Soroner probes Testina death as Officer testifies. Dying statement read by J A Morris. hearing continues. Witnesses describe events near Covenut area and hospital, detailing the night and the weapon, with testimony about Sid Bees and Tony, and plans to present additional evidence today.
A chaotic obituary fragment lists Julius Hains Anlias Wains and several family names including Lovanze Burene Tilly dilia Crom and Joseph Ture. It mentions funeral arrangements at various streets and churches, a Seaside Park service, and a Bridgeport cemetery burial. Additional items reference Thomas J. or Thomas J Ton Tired captain of the Bridgeport, and a fire department event with 54 firemen.
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York Democratic club item yields no clear event, date, or entities to anchor a factual summary. The readable segments do not establish a coherent narrative, participants, locations, or outcomes for a proper two-line card.
A lengthy New Haven court session examined jitney operation between Bridgeport and New Haven. Judge Keeler heard attorneys argue over public transit certification, franchise rights, and enforcement as officials weigh arrests during appeals. The case centers on Public Utilities Commission authority and competition with trolley lines, with potential links to state Supreme Court outcomes.
The account describes BILL BURNS claiming a conspiracy around Abe Attell and others amid a World Series context. It notes tense exchanges with prosecutors, delays, and Burns’s appearance guarded by detectives as testimonies proceed.
The debate centers on prohibition and alcohol laws as senators clash over the impact of anti beer measures. Senator Watson argues such enactments enrich soft drink interests and fuel illicit activity, while warning of draconian social consequences and public sentiment turning against prohibition.
A murky report alleges France supports a Polish partition demand aiding Poland against Germany. The piece hints at French and British influence shaping the French Polish alliance with Silesian mineral interests as a guaranty against Germany, awaiting a supreme council decision.
Dubiske salesmen enjoyed an outing at the New Haven bank building picnic area. Managers Perkins of New Haven and another supervisor discussed business after a lunch, with Bird’s Bathing and baseball mentioned as topics.
Old fashioned country music night featured at the Pleasure Beach pavilion with dancing. Gift packets or stubs will be distributed to dancers at the close of the session.
President Harding advances a tentative disarmament plan with a focus on frank dialogue at the upcoming conference. Officials anticipate subtle diplomatic risks, especially Japan’s insistence on precise prior definitions, while the administration shapes the U S delegation and its leadership for the talks.
The House Ways and Means clash over tariff amendments continues with Democrats pressing for action while Republicans resist. Chair Fordney faces demands for prompt amendment offers as talk of trusts and infant industries stirs contention. Prices and protection remain central as the chamber grapples with ruling procedures.
A fragmented 1920s style trade memo lists Merritt and several industry leaders including Burritt Mayo Bassick and Whinetie as endorsers to back a dye tariff. It notes a committee promised to report back and seek member positions on the Fordney tariff bill and related chemical sections.
The field of forty three included many of the world’s top professionals. Whitney and O’Hara played steady rounds across eighteen holes. Whitney eagled the forty first yard tee and scored a three on the seventh. O’Hara carded a three on the second hole, a normally par four.
De Valera prepared a reply to Sir Craig amid tensions over the Sinn Fein program and Dail Eireann summons. Premier George discussed inviting Craig to meet on issues of Irish independence and potential moves toward nationhood, while forging ties with England amid domestic opposition.
Randall, who operated the line for years, received a certificate for two cars and will run two trains on the route. The public utility commission considered the appeal and the hearing in Bridgeport on June 2 led to further action. Attorney Woott, representing Bevan, plans a second appeal to the commission.
The notice reports work on Congress Bridge, with repairs to open bidding Friday. City officials expect the opening to attract contractors for cost-effective completion. Knights of Pythias meet in the Lodge Rooms on Cannon Street with Charter members receiving third rank and a ceremonial salute.
Fragmentary report notes hundreds of soldiers arrested in Odessa as counter revolutions are discovered. Helsinki sources mention a 1% reward and identify alleged dissidents, with unclear attribution to Trayda and Alaska figures. The account is incomplete and cannot confirm full details.
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