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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
4
New York officials announce a nationwide push to crack down on the black hand kidnapers after the Varotta case. Five suspects in the Varotta kidnapping are arraigned with bail set at 90 000 each as police pledge a broader investigation targeting the criminal network.
A millionaire lumberman seeks $100,000 in legal fees and alimony as his divorce case proceeds in New York. Peggy Joyce is slated to testify about alleged extravagance, lavish jewels, and past affairs, with the husband promising to detail her lifestyle and match her efforts to quash the suit. The hearing resumes Wednesday after a five-day break, with both sides aiming to influence the alimony and attorney-fee outcome.
Peking June 13. The American Red Cross handed over about one hundred miles of famine relief roads in Bhantung province to the Chinese government. Speeches were delivered by Red Cross and Chinese military representatives, and American minister St. Crane sent a congratulatory message.
June mander Talsten Holmes, captain of the presidential yacht Mayflower, was formally designated naval aide to President Harding. He will continue in command of the Mayflower.
June 15 The public utility commission after four conferences with representatives of the New Haven road announced it would request the company to continue the service at the passenger and freight depot in South Windsor Hartford.
Mrs. Fannie Snow of 317 Maplewood Avenue parked her auto at the cross walk during the noon rush on Main Street at Cannon. Police arrested her for violation of the parking ordinance after she left to shop.
Washington June 13 Favorable report ordered by the Senate post office and post roads committee on the Townsend bill to create a federal Highway commission and to establish an interstate system of public roads.
In a June dispatch from Chicago readers are warned that federal reform officials plan stricter enforcement. A female U S attorney, identified as Miss M of Batavia, Illinois, presides over prosecutions of bootleggers and rum runners, signaling a notable change in the approach to prohibition cases.
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