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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
17
Wisconsin delegate Henry A. Cooper led a votes against the proposals with a viva voce tally. Cooper alone supported the measures and said he would offer them on the convention floor.
Boston contends Simmons used false names to avoid expulsion as Lamont, former firm president, testifies he signed papers but took orders from Redmond. Lamont says he owned one share and knew little of the firm’s finances while denying responsibility for policies. Judge Morton questions whether Simmons visited Boston for business as Lamont claims.
Stamford June 1 Telegram Service reports Susie Viola Cook also known as Mrs Bailey was arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. She advertised poultry at a low price, took a $359 check from Benjamin Gibbs, but delivered no chickens. Police traced her to Plainfield and Weehawken before bringing her back for trial.
The state Board of Education filed a petition in Hartford Superior Court asking that the case of Henry Ahlgren of Aven be tried. He appealed from a conviction and fine for neglecting to send his daughter to school. The case aims to test whether a parent may be compelled to have a child attend school as a condition of admission.
The alate register and manta for 1024 prepared under the dir cesium of More tary France A. Pallo i has been peplished and 200 copies were re crived at the Serer Office the day. The new annual contains the same general information as in pre vious years for added information concerning state Institutions aid so cieties. The added material was prepared under Une direction of Deputy 7 Elmer Louisbury.
State Police halted motorists for defective lights in a patrol across the town. Five drivers were arrested on charges of driving a vehicle with poor lights. Names listed include Anthon, Linvden, Baker, Walter Myers, and River Westone iku Met pine. Commencement exercises at Wesst Levan University open with a declamation contest led by Rev. Jaen Parker.
The Majestic and Palace theatres feature John Barrymore in Beau Brommel with a portrait of aging glamour and pathos, directed by Harry Beaumont from Clyde Pitch and Dorothy Farnum. Madge Kennedy headlines Palace vaudeville with Nothing On You Tonight and Three Miles Out, plus acts by The Inchanters and Joe Morris & Winn Shaw.
Willard Mack famed author and former husband of Marjorie Rambeau leads a laugh provoking program with ea Morgan and Maude Dunn in The Man. Bell, Winchester and Weary Troy feature in Original Bonga and Sayingly while Chris Star headline. Stanley Sigtera opens with a news and motion picture segment.
Attorney General Daugherty addressed Republican women in Cleveland urging party unity and condemning La Follette and Kraushardt style elements. He warned the party against internal discord and allegations of communism, urging Republicans to remain focused on constructive policy.
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