This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
4
The State Pearil of Conciliation and Arbitration ordered wage reductions for shoe factory workers in Brockton and the South Shore, affecting 44 factories and about 21,009 employees. The decision, announced in Boston, stems from conciliation efforts into labor costs and industry conditions.
Tome March 12. Gluviator reports the decree to the Paselel of Fiume aimed at the Italian government after the cabinet failed to back deputy Giuriari. Cabinet members confer but no decision on endorsement. The Tyibupa calls for agitators to leave the city to protect Italy’s relations before Genoa conference.
Scientist G Parsker, employed by the National Federation of Thunderers, investigates stocking runs and fraying collars to uncover causes. Londos Maseh 18K noted among materials as part of the inquiry.
William E. Woohan Plaming of New York arranged a 21 year lease on the Atlantic Hotel building to open a restaurant named She Alani Cafeteria. Initial year rent is 13 750 rising to 17 200 and 20 000 yearly thereafter. total rent for the term about 426 280. A similar lease was refused by Charles G. Lincoln Co. due to practicability and rent level.
In Rochester New York on March 4, Mrs Rougeh, wife of a Shelton man, was arrested on a bigamy charge. She allegedly had unlawful marriage ties with Harald Pierce of Connecticut while another relationship was noted, and was later released after initial questioning by Detective Mo J. Poyle.
Washington March reports show a House bill proposing cutting the regular army to 145000 enlisted and 258030 officers, with an overall military and nonmilitary budget reduction of about 240 million dollars for the coming fiscal year. The proposal, part of the administration’s urging, aims to trim the armed forces and defense spending for the next year.
A second mixed jury of six men was locked up for the night in Trenton New Jersey on March 8. They faced a $25,000 claim against the Pable Surgice Railway Company. Three jurors were excused. Anne Cunningham, Mrs. Tela, and Mary Reading were among those seated for the trial and kept overnight.
Fragmentary historic text notes one arrest in a drug store murder case. It mentions a Wes ie shay Ney YORK, a cashier witness, and unclear names such as Myrtle and Meg with scattered details across the page. The passage lacks coherent chronology and verifiable entities.
In a March filing the bankruptcy court in OAE appointed Jove W. Ehnenhw as receiver for Graf firm amid a federal suit by three creditors claiming more than 95 000 in debts. The action targets G Whitaker and Company and Walter P McCaffery with assets estimated near 40 000, while claims rise to over 400 000. The three men faced charges related to promotion of the California Crushed Profit Company stock.
New York March 13 Hans for the Viloawing Jigter announced by J. Martin that a liquor palace project will be built and stationed off the Atlantic three mile limit. The vessel, to be constructed in Europe by European workmen, will include five sections with foods liquors and wines from various countries. The project estimates a value of about 5 000 000 dollars and plans to transport travelers by rails and ships between New York New Jersey and distant stations.
Fragmentary notice reports an actor leaving the stage to pursue ministry amid a contention involving John Read Bouiton and William A. S in a burlesque setting. The vague reference to a “March” date and off stage efforts suggests a theatrical dispute connected to religious directions.
A gambling resort owner faced sentencing after a violent incident where a married man murdered a girl then turned the gun on himself. The chaotic events occurred in a hotel setting and resulted in hospital care for the suspect, with official details recorded in local minutes.
In St Louis dated March 19 a local court in Verndes District considered a gambling case against Wiekee Z. Miller president of a firm linked to the Ra Drauvel. The court ordered a public radio hearing and Miller was fined five dollars in absentia. a special music choir was announced for St Johns church tonight following services.
City game authorities investigate 18 deer deaths in Memington Park over ten days. Autopsies ruled against starvation. theory favors chemical waste from cartridge factory poisoning water. Officials plan inquiries and state fishermen report catches and future hauls amid rising concerns.
Milford Radio club reports a conversation tonight with the Americe steamship operator, 750 miles east of Amor light, en route to Germany. The exchange occurred as the vessel traveled toward its European destination, with no incidents cited.
The Fish and Game Board discusses granting angling privileges amid county concerns. Several members raise questions on authority and specific private rights, while critics warn against limiting access for fishermen and local stakeholders.
A string of upcoming meetings and events is listed for fraternal groups including Knights of Pythias, Masons, and related societies. The notices mention lodge gatherings, beneficiary associations, and local chapters across multiple places, with times and venues pro forma in a historical newspaper style.
A plan for Teetor's AIG of Caly church to meet in the afternoon for a Lenten tea. Mrs Clebart and others are expected to attend as part of the church group activities.
A local American Legion party is scheduled on Golden Hill Street in Od Wericks A. J. Fak area. Events include a card party with a social gathering and a 4 PM start. Residents are invited to attend and join the festivities tonight.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.