Schurman Confirmed as Minister to China
Senate confirms Jacob Gould Schurman of New York as minister to China in a late session action. The nomination, confirmed in Washington, marks Schurman as the U S envoy to Beijing.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
18
Senate confirms Jacob Gould Schurman of New York as minister to China in a late session action. The nomination, confirmed in Washington, marks Schurman as the U S envoy to Beijing.
Probate court records list Rose Galavan's estate at 7481.68 dollars on the day of death. Appraisers cited are Daniel C. Brennan and Daniel Morgan. The executor named is Daniel N. Morgan.
Ten divorce petitions filed as a surge of cases in Superior Court on Wednesday contrasts a larger number of filings, with Annie L Tobin alleging improper relations and desertion. Bridgeport plaintiffs claim insanity and custody issues, and others cite desertion and cruelty across several marriages with minor children noted.
In Berlin a young Armenian, Salo mon Tetlirian, on trial for killing Talaat Pasha, declares his conscience clear but acknowledges intent to kill. He recounts visions from his mother and a vow to avenge Armenian blood, describing the moment he fired and Talaat collapsed. The court notes the March 1 killing and mentions Talaat’s widow and Marshal Liman von Sanders nearby.
The Superior Court led by Judge John P. Kellogg opens with over 3000 cases awaiting disposition. Old cases from 1905 may be stricken unless counsel files to retain, while a 1921 request to continue only by good cause stands. State Referee Reed will oversee contested divorce hearings in Bridgeport.
President Harding signaled willingness to address a mass meeting for newly admitted citizens in New York. The event, to be held in Brookings, was announced by United States District Court Judge Garett. Plans are not yet finalized.
Papers of administration have been asked for in the estate of George Stanleton, retired truckman, who died May 20. The estate is valued at about $100,000. Lt. Devitt, daughter and sole heir, will be appointed administratrix when papers are ready. Soft, harmonious lights advised for home peace in interior decor.
In Boston on June 2 the Supreme Court refusal led the circuit court to issue a mandate that Seaboard Formation Co lose $321,740 in damages awarded by a federal district court for the steamer Chisholm sinking in the Cape Cod canal. The appellate court vacated the award finding the loss not proved.
The New College and Sport offers men’s suits priced at 30, 35, 40 and 50 dollars. Roomy, sporty designs feature spacious patch pockets, pleats and back belting with herringbones, homespuns, tweeds and mixtures in blue serge and gray worsted options. Enthusiasm from young men and business wearers alike supports the line.
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