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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1922
Page
2
Fragmented copy reports Harding directing a top rail board official amid talks in Chicago. It notes new men submitted for permanent retention and the Rail Labor Board debates over letting older workers return, with Senators stating the White House not fully informed.
In Hyde Park the League of Nations Day rally carries a resolution backing the League amid heavy rain. Archibishop and Lord Cecil praise the League for easing European tensions and aiding war-affected regions, while leaders emphasize preventive diplomacy and preparedness.
The United States shows 1,127,482 motor trucks registered against 10,445,532 cars, making trucks 18 percent of registered vehicles. Great Britain leads in motorization with 497,582 car registrations and 129,200 truck registrations, while the U S holds 84 percent of the world’s motor vehicles.
London reports a warlike insect invasion as the Argentine ant spreads across Great Britain. Experts warn the pest bites, seeks food, and threatens homes from Eastbourne to London, with extermination efforts urged and public health warnings issued.
Main Street Bank premises at 1194 Main Street leased by David Cotter estate to Sanday Bros of New York, piano makers and dealers. Lease runs eight to ten years with August 1 commencement. Inter in mercantile circles, broader plans include nine stores in the new Dallas building at Main and Congress, with remodeling of the Stratfed hotel lobby and construction of three stores between the hotel and Chapel Street.
Washington July 27 The Associated Press reports the tariff reform bill marked its first anniversary in the House while not yet law. Leaders on both sides in the Senate show growing eagerness to reach conference, though the long session has strained patience. The bill has endured extensive committee amendments amid a grind of business as lawmakers strive for final action. The Senate roared on toward an April 20 hour set for debate, yet other measures intruded, testing resolve to finish the measure.
Local notices describe a gathering of Catholic and civic groups at 224 Washington Avenue. The Advisory and Standing Councils of Catholic Men, Modern Woodmen of America, and New England Order of the order discuss plans for the coming season. The Bridgeport volunteer force and Bureau of Social Service for men and boys are noted as active in civic work.
Advertisement touts Horsford's Acic Phosphate to cool and refresh in water or fruit juice. Claims include quieting nerves aiding digestion and overall relief from heat in a concise druggist note.
Washington July 21 The Associated Press reports on eel biology from a Danish expedition aboard the Dari seeking breeding grounds near Bermuda and the leeward Islands. Findings show European and American eel species breed separately, migrate long distances, remain translucent as juveniles, and develop color and shape during oceanic journeys. The study notes age methods, fishing, and the eel industry’s large scale. Dr Schmidt leads the work with US officials and awaits return to Denmark.
In New York Broadway sees a surge of Negro entertainment as shows like Shutte Along and Strut Miss Livala draw crowds. Performers from Soue Along join The Pianii bio Revie and others, bringing innovative dance and style while critics note a shift in stage presentation and social attitudes.
A tale from Prince George recounts a dramatic bear attack and a mule encounter at Mason's ranch. An old bear fought a young one while a forest fire chased them, ending with the mother reuniting with the cub as trackers and patrols pursued.
Stockholm July 2. Nobel Peace Prize winner and Swedish Premier Branting spoke at the University of Oslo praising labor union unity and international cooperation. He warned against war and urged efforts toward peace, citing global labor movement progress and the need to abolish militarism while stressing the future depends on concerted action by free peoples.
In Riddle of Cubarfinld Pennsylvania the Osceola area farm near Osceola Mills reports three years ago a tree bore three aparts. This year Tulsi Sly Horticulturists note many cherries produced. Swelly bought the tree, claims it bore many fruits and bees.
President Hoover outlines a plan to curb coal prices and distribute output to prevent a shortage. He seeks cooperation from operators and rail buyers while coordinating with the Interstate Commerce Commission and Justice Department to regulate prices and shipments, with a nationwide conference Monday.
London reports that Britain eyes economic reform lessons from the United States to boost trade and industry. A prominent view notes the United States has grown through focused private development rather than broad protectionism, shaping national prosperity alongside trade.
Fragmentary remarks discuss the United States and Teoney focusing on development and expansion. The passage suggests a spirit of growth in the next generation with a vision of vast, incalculable expansion for Wizard trade and its national development.
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