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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
7
The Rev H Nitz, advisor to the Apache, told the Walther League in San Francisco that America is morally and financially bankrupt with corruption, degraded family life, and degenerate religion. He urged repentance and Jesus Christ as the sole remedy, praising early Christian preaching for changing nations.
Lieutenant Thomas Cagel of the US Marine Corps was seriously burned when his plane crashed near University Park Pittsburgh on July 29. The wreckage caught fire and Cagel was injured while another occupant escaped with minor injuries.
Rhode Island Public Transport Commission grants Bay State Bus Lines and Providence and Worcester routes from Taunton and Woonsocket to North Attleboro. Edwin M Adams of Cumberland authorized to operate four seven passenger buses on the same routes.
Amherst Mass July 29 AP Raising steers in New England with carefully planned feeding yields profits from meat and manure. A Reynolds of Newtown Conn president of the Eastern Beef Producers association told tobacco raisers and farmers at Farm and Home Week that New England has an advantage over the corn belt due to available roughage feeds and valued manure. He cited near markets and higher prices for home grown beef, advised beef raising on farms growing cash crops with land needing organic dressings, and recommended daily rations of 45 pounds silage 1 2/3 pounds corn stover and 2 1/2 pounds cottonseed meal per head. He warned against overfeeding cottonseed meal beyond 3 pounds per thousand pounds live weight. For corn farmers without silage or hay he suggested fattening with corn stover cottonseed meal and oil meal plus turnips.
Boston July 29 AP Day Baker secretary of the Boston Motor Truck club announced he would apply for a warrant for the arrest of an employee alleged to have stolen a roll con.
About 12 000 signatures were gathered for a referendum on the Bus Control Law, meeting the 15 000 name requirement. The petition failed to halt the act, which took effect as the deadline passed, with officials noting bus operators must secure certificates of public convenience and necessity from the Public Utilities Commission and have routes approved by the highway division.
Boston July 29 AP The State Commission on Administration and Finance disapproved salary increases totaling about 800000 for the year in a letter to department heads signed by Commissioner Frank H Putnam of Lowell. After weighing conditions the commission concluded no general salary hikes should be granted this year. The requests total about 300000, and the letter says this is not a year to add to tax burdens.
Hartford July 2 AP Miss Charlotte M Holloway industrial investigator for the State Department of Labor completed a survey of New Britain. She said there was no place in the state where factories were busier and operatives more steadily employed.
Amateur radio operators in London report clear continuous reception from Commander Donald B MacMillan's ships, now about 460 miles from Utah, Greenland, keeping the Arctic expedition in touch.
Master builders whose contracts hinge on a strike by mason helpers and laborers said they would not negotiate today. They added that some workers had returned to the job, signaling a stalled bargaining posture in New Haven.
In Manila on July 28 the Filipino labor party appealed to Governor General Leonard Wood against the Existing sem... The dispute centers on charges related to slavery and the party argues for policy change amid regional tensions and calls for reform.
Washington reports a surge of international trade pacts with over 60 treaties pending and many signed featuring most favored nation terms. A Belgium Japan treaty with five year validity and six month denunciation notice becomes effective tomorrow. Poland Sweden and Spain Sweden pacts also in force as of July 1, and the US Hungary treaty mirrors the Germany model, awaiting ratification exchange.
Paris reports Foreign Minister Briand may join Finance Minister Caillaux to London and Washington for debt negotiations. An unverified item says Briand would use the trip to confer with the Coolidge administration on the Chinese question.
Cambridge officials announce warrants for ten delinquent taxpayers after the city council failed to appoint deputy collectors and the attorney general sued for 388000 in unpaid taxes. The list includes some of the city’s most prominent residents.
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