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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
4
In New Britain, Guis. meppis Dicesare of S57 Arch Street killed himself in a yard at 1 North Street this morning after shooting and wounding Argentina Caste 21, who had left him a note. The girl died at the hospital shortly before noon.
Frederick Price, held for the grand jury in Massachusetts, is believed by police to be responsible for nearly 20 fires in Greater Boston. He confessed to two Newton fires on July 6 and attempted to start another, as reports indicate.
Mrs T R Crane of St Johnsand Kings Park Lens Island writes of years of distress from green nerves and weakness. She credits Winearitis as restoring strength, aiding numb limbs, and improving walking. She notes widespread physician endorsement and lists local stores selling the product.
London July 5 The American steamer Parthian of 1566 tons from Alexandria to Hamburg lay in Oran Algeria coast yesterday The ship caught fire and the crew could not control it No logs but cargo damage cotton and silk was said to be considerable The incident highlights port authorities efforts to contain the blaze.
The Capimercial White company announced yesterday a link from London to Antwerp, expanding its network to divert messages to the Belgian city. This extension places the United States in direct contact with continental Europe, as president Clarence Ti. Macksident pledged future direct connections with Amsterdam. Prices for some grades of feed corn were mentioned.
The Wood-Forbes mission resumes its Manila program, touring Mindanao and Negros, meeting in Cebu and Tarced. Speakers urge Philippine independence under a United States protectorate, with Cameron Warber calling for independence. The group splits in Qeloa and reconvenes at Tarced to assess conditions.
A family of seven traveling home from Var after attending a funeral was involved in a crash early this morning. One woman died and six others were injured, including five children. The victims include Wideyrell Filled and her husband Mans ay and their children. The father likely Crutty. The family was returning from the funeral of Mrs Frew's mother, who died in a prior accident.
The article alleges Von Freybarg, a German tied to anti Bolshevik circles, hosted Russians including a Semonaft associate. Suspects allegedly burgled his home, seized papers and a revolver, and claimed value to the Russian government. Police investigations followed amid claims of a covert recruiting bureau.
July 28 Associated reports that Japanese workers in the Turlock district faced deportation and a labor dispute while Tokyo and Washington sought mutual understanding. Officials in San Francisco called it a local affair and pledged necessary measures to prevent further incidents.
Three masked bandits robbed a first class express near Chagny France. They shot dead one man and wounded another before pulling the signal cord and fleeing as the train slowed, escaping into the countryside before police arrived.
Hartford July 5 Tax Commissioner William H H Blodgett awaits Judge Anderson of Groton probate court to rule on claims by the fre wealors of the will of the Inte Marton plant. They seek $190,000 for services before the final tax balance is set, with an expected remainder near $20,000.
Four individuals were held in Cheshire after an assault and theft incident involving Carlo Patterne and his wife. Charged with assault and theft, they were placed in bonds totaling 819000 in the superior court. No money was recovered.
Boson July 25 The American Telephone and Telegraph Co announced today that rights to subscribe to over 93 percent of the 80.59 million dollars of new stock had been offered and subscriptions reengaged.
Rome July 2 Richard W Child ambassador to Italy arrived here with his wife and secretary Captain Oliver Griffin of Long Island Sound steamship line accompanies them. The party travels to meet Italian officials.
A vintage advertisement promotes Wendell Pits Amalton Brand as a premier treatment for nervous ailments caused by overwork or indulgence in alcohol and tobacco. It claims quick relief for despondence and nervous exhaustion and notes refunds on first box purchases if dissatisfied. Local pharmacies, Hartigan’s store, and druggists carry the product.
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