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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
5
Unclear OCR fragment mentions an unidentified man and alleged misrepresentation with funds. Details are unreadable. no specific names, dates, places, or organizations can be confirmed.
A youth in Hartford shoots his sister aged 12 and injures a parent in a domestic incident near Karl Street. Police report the family at St Trains or Ner Condil. Florida connection noted in initial reports. investigation ongoing.
Washington reports Washington fears U S loans to Europe could waste resources on imperial or nonproductive uses. Officials urge loans only for productive rebuilding, warning against funding deficits via borrowings. President Harding and cabinet stress stabilizing economies abroad supports world recovery and U S economic health.
Report states a burglary at 248 Fairfield Avenue involving six revolvers, five filmers, and cash. Entry via forced front door or transom. Also a plant at Iranistan Avenue lost six pairs of micrometers. Max Blumberg reports two gold watches missing from his home. Police alerted yesterday.
Amarillo priest asserts the assault was a postwar climax influenced by pro German sentiment. He says masked men beat tarred or detained him and denied him papers in federal court in Amarillo. He mentions the June 12 hearing and claims German subject status affected his naturalization.
A distorted report asserts no change in Hays policies with Dr Work set to continue Hays era. It claims Hays created postal service ideals now approved nationwide and that the successor will pursue his vision while noting ongoing post office reforms and authority figures.
A compensation hearing docket was delayed due to the serious illness of Mrs. W. Ly Buckingham, prompting postponement of multiple compensation claims. Commissioner Buckingham Nave and staff cited unforeseen family health issues as the cause.
An old advert promotes a medicated cream said to unclog nasal passages. It claims the application into the nostrils clears head congestion, relieves sinus pressure, and allows free breathing with instant relief, touting a magical effect against catarrh.
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