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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
17
A local harbor incident reports a tug boat sinking after a reported explosion as bystanders and responders coordinate rescue efforts. The vessel, named the Clavie Mewitams, is owned by Led Ball Gne, with investigations anticipated. Severe weather and port chaos hindered immediate relief, but crews pursued safety measures along the shore.
A Senate split on the Colombia treaty is reported as negotiators hoped to secure agreement by next month with a final vote set for early April. Democratic leaders urged prompt action while opponents across the Republican ranks and some Democrats voiced firm opposition to the agreement negotiated in 1914.
A New Hampshire commission seeks to honor Daniel Webster by naming a major state highway the Daniel Webster Highway. Proponents argue the route links towns from Nashua to the Canadian border and passes near Webster's birthplace, while critics flag cost and regional impact.
A scanned 1921 city obituary fragment lists multiple individuals with funeral notices. Names include Manel Bior, John Bior, Charles Avenue area residents, and Eliza Jane Dunham, with dates March 9, 1921 and March 10, 1921. Interment destinations include St Michael's Cemetery and Universal Tents.
Clara Smith Hamon faces trial over the shooting death of her employer Jake Hamon. Prosecution alleges a cold blooded act. defense contends she acted under duress and planned escape from an abusive life. Witnesses include Frank Ketch and others expected to challenge the theory of accident.
A long renewed suit for absolute divorce pits millionaire Stokes against Mrs Stokes amid accusations of misconduct and intertwined custody claims. The Denver testimony discusses relationships with a governess and a cousin, with proceedings detailing corespondents and alleged improprieties at the Stokes household.
On distant ships medical care shifts to radio guidance as ship surgeons remotely diagnose and prescribe, replacing immediate visits. The Ocean Times reports a liner and tramp steamer coordinating through wireless, with Doctor Stump directing treatment for multiple patients miles apart.
A projected railway between The Pas and Athabaska is planned to serve the lake region, with the line expected to begin in 1942. The line would connect The Pas to The Great Lakes area, aiding ore transport to Winnipeg and beyond. The project aims to support what is described as the richest copper mine, with ore value estimated around 950,000 wart units. Local figures foresee a major economic impact and job creation, tying The Pas to Calgary and Winnipeg corridors.
Report of a general conference among packing workers and delegates as they reject proposed wage cuts of 12 to 3 percent and threaten strike unless the packers' terms are withdrawn. An arbitration path is urged while noting meat stocks and storage costs. Industry impact highlighted by figures on hand meat and yearly output.
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