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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
2
The President reiterates firm opposition to a full League due to three main reasons. He asserts no reconsideration of the treaty is needed and rejects a military super-government, while affirming commitment to world peace and to a concrete plan for a new association of nations submitting disputes to a world court.
A speech by Senator Frank B Willis and remarks from Marlin Littleton and others cautioned against dual allegiance and foreign influence. They urged Americans to uphold citizenship vows, resist plotting against U S interests, and support aggressive action against outlaw nations. The gathering included veterans groups and echoed calls for steadfast American neutrality and loyalty.
The report alleges Sinn Feiners attacked, wounding four police, killing seven officers and eight soldiers, with forty more hurt. It urges public support to influence representatives Burgess Mulcaly and Golling, pushing for action as conflicts flare around Trelend through March 14.
Prosecutors and detectives clash over blame for Matewan violence. John Marcum, state official, asserts the Hatfield McCoy feud stained the town, noting killings on Retention Day and attacks on union organizers. He argues peaceful Matewan is disrupted by detectives and industrial tension.
The readable lines list names and places like Mersuson Boshar Mowell Pisehps and bbealer Hereetives Rillet Mobewand as if part of a historical account unclear in meaning. It mentions fathers Dak Cheyier and chil dren, but the sentence structure is distorted and specific events are not determined.
Judge Downey cites the 1948 act to clarify that estate tax deductions must follow statutory limits and cannot be expanded by interpreting exemptions. The decision discusses whether the construction of an estate tax allows new deductions or if Congress intended strict confines, highlighting potential effects on federal revenues.
A London Times dispatch from Riga reports the Russo Polish treaty was signed at 9 8 veloc tinieht and is to be ratified at Minsk within thirty days. The note places the event in March and notes Minsk as the ratification site.
An obituary notes the death of a longtime East Bridgeport resident, aged about years, with funeral arrangements in Westport and Christchurch cemetery. The deceased, a machine hand at the Bee Manufacturing Company, is survived by his son and a brother Captain Foley, with services at M. J. Gan Funeral Home and St. Charles church, burial in Brabant cemetery.
Frank E Squires was elected president of the Tenth District Republican club at a largely attended meeting in the gym rooms 287 Mobile Avenue last night. Other officers chosen were Vierb president Golph Lederer treasurer Sneritt Nv G Steigler secretary T A Sanade trustees Maren Hirech Thames R James and Morris W Brown. Following the business session there were refreshments.
Weather data across New York and New England shows mostly clear to cloudy conditions with variable temperatures. Readings range around the mid 40s to mid 80s in marked stations, with clear skies prevailing in some locales and cloud cover in others, spanning the vicinity of Bridgeport to New Haven.
A fragmented dispatch notes Aldermen awaiting Governor Lake’s move on the daylight saving bill. It references votes in the general assembly, a petition from Park City residents, and a message from London mayor K. Frank Morgan urging swift action. The text lists signatories and local officials urging passage of the law.
Milford March 18 strong appeal to the board of education at the March meeting requests a public school nurse next year. Visiting Nurse Operation says Dr. W. S. Putney, local health officer, will appear before the board at the April meeting to push for favorable action. The nurse association backs the move.
A Milford board discusses backing a health project amid concerns about community health needs. The misspelled note mentions Milford and a school or college link, signaling local interest in health facility support.
The text enumerates nine schools amid rising numbers, noting an abundance of eel nurse and related support for pupils as of the present time. The passage is fragmented and lacks clear context or complete facts beyond these points.
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