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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
4
Brunswick Tire emphasizes strict standards and long veteran expertise in rubber work. The ad claims Brunswick tires offer superior performance without extra cost, promising customers a “Super-tire” that rivals will envy and inviting them to try a Brunswick for a lasting surprise.
Washington June reports say General Pershing will remain in Washington through Saturday for West Point exercises and will not attend the Chicago Republican convention. He is to review guards in Brookline and receive degrees at Williams University on June 21 before returning to the capital. Several business offers have been suggested, but insiders say Pershing has not decided on any.
Four New Haven men were arrested outside the city limits after a state policeman found eighteen 1-gallon cans of alcohol in their car. Federal Commissioner Hitchcock set bail at 250 dollars each for violating the national prohibition law. Suspects named William Fiel, Oparies Antone, Joseph Minie Spe, and Joseph Espitor. Beata G. Simmons and David Bocelsk of Worcester, Mass, each posted 1500 dollars bail on the same charge. A Mount Vernon officer said six 1-gallon cans were found in their auto. Henry Schwar tae chauffeur was held on 250-dollar bail.
Letters from Hungarian residents in the city reveal hardships faced when returning to Hungary. About 2,000 former West End factory workers have left Bridgeport, with many expressing a wish to go back but facing financial obstacles. The situation reflects a growing trend as conditions in Hungary stabilize and emigration continues.
On June 8 a Sinn Fein crowd attacked a police patrol at Guilyhanm Conn Armagh. One Feiner was killed and two police wounded in a revolver battle that lasted some time. No arrests were made. In Cork, Union pilots refused to load a British transport with trucks and munitions. The ship was later piloted to its berth by the master as troops unloaded.
Ohio law school class marks 26th anniversary with reunion and banquet at New Tea Country Club on Monday June 21.
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