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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1922
Page
4
July hearing set in New Haven before a federal court on New Haven Hartford rail strike. Attorney Paniver states Danaher will represent the American Federation of Labor international union locals and individual workers in seeking a restraining order to stop strikers from interfering with company employees at the rail shop.
The Rockefeller Institution has opened a branch in Tegucigalpa Honduras. Activities will focus on the hookworm disease. Dr. Bruce D. Wilson, an American physician, will head the office. Intense thirst is described as causing greater inconvenience and debility than equal deprivation of solid food.
A large turnout at Seaside pore attracted about 4 000 to the Municipal bathing pavilion with thousands more at nearby camps. Visitors enjoyed swimming and picnics with facilities in high demand and authorities noting few incidents as the day closed.
Statistics from 1,000 Iowa farmers show different education paths yield different annual incomes. Those with some college training average about 3,300 dollars, those with complete college training around 4,000 dollars, while incomplete or unspecified training corresponds to about 8,600 dollars on average.
The article describes Marie Madeleine, a twenty year old who offers a millinery innovation in Rue deg Mathurina. Clients undergo a color changing process under a spotlight while seated on a black velvet throne. Hats are tailored to suit complexion and character, with purchases often through social networks and department stores in South Africa and Australia.
A mixed amusements column details upcoming shows and performers at Polis and Empire theatres. Alma Rubens, Cosmonellian Paramount, and famed tenor icons join a program with Wolford and 10 Gard. The Woman mystery involving a dress memory. prizes for children during Waestox and Roath erlington appearances. Golden Dreams at Empire Theatre with Claire Adams and Carl Gantvoort.
Paris report notes jewel trade boom with prices for sapphires emeralds and pearls soaring postwar. Analysts cite giant profits 2 billion francs annual trade and millions employed globally while traders shift supply from Orient to Paris amid inflation and political risk.
The sale of La Paiva’s Champs Elysees mansion, once home to the Polish-born social climber and her chaotic marriages, ends decades of intrigue. Once stripped to stairs and silver, the property changed hands through war years, exile, and rental to American visitors before auction at an estimated quarter million dollars amid rumors of a gambling club.
A New York bankruptcy filing by Allan A. Ryan claims reserves of 3,000 and alleges Allan A. Byars & Co owe Guaranty Trust Co about 8 million. The Trust notes suspicions of debt and has maintained reserves around 7.3 million to cover potential losses.
Political maneuvering in Hartford centers on the proposed Democratic slate for governor. Strong candidates Spelacy, Lonergan, and FitzGerald face opposition as a top heavy ticket risk. Hartland and New Haven factions weigh replacing FitzGerald with Rollin A. Tyler, a Middlesex County businessman, who ran two years ago. Women voters are urged to gain influence, with party leaders wary of a ticket seen as unbalanced. Republican Templeton of Waterbury plans to announce for governor, while Lane and Ullman clash within the New Haven self determination league aimed at shaking J. Henry Roraback’s grip on the state central committee. The contest for delegates and chairmanship heats up across major cities with a volatile convention anticipated.
A sunny spell brought large crowds to Compo Beach despite cloudy skies. Lifeguards ran two-crew water patrols as canoeing groups and families enjoyed the day. Officials and workers including guards, fire patrols, and local stewards managed the crowd and safety along the pavilion and beach area.
Police arrested Maiiiew Bassett of Fil Grecory imrect yesterday on suspicion of arunken Rass and Wreach at a local shop. A separate pickup on Milford street yielded Davie Teeker with two dozen cigar stubs and shears, linking to a glenholie stupor. Becker was brought to the police headquaters.
A man identified as Dave, aged 19, reportedly drowned while bathing off Atlantic City. Eyewitnesses saw him disappear under the surface as a lifeguard and others began a search, but no trace was found. The victim’s name appears to be McColl or McCotl tied to 70 East Tellaran region.
In Terismy city X J Ivy g3pATLe Ming SOn1G friends to ride ten Way Arthur Walsh drove his automobile into ThasataRe, climbed into loneliness and slept with engine running. Four hours later he was found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning as the engine consumed oxygen in the small room.
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