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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1921
Page
7
A Mexican general and military commander, reported in Tampico, has left for the United States. He will travel from Washington to London on what is described as a confidential government mission, though he claims his purpose is private.
Dean Snyder reports the Boston Red Sox, under Duffy and coach Tim Burke, plan a strong push to the first division. Key trades, new rookies Bert Chaplin and Clark Pittenger, and promising prospects Harry Kearnan and Ernie Neilan are shaping a hopeful roster.
Charles La Marell reports Connie Mack has moved from experimentation to a polished lineup. With 30 players considered since 1914, Atlanta’s Athletics show a core of veterans and new recruits like Emmet, Brazil, McCann, Griffin, Galloway, Perk, Welsh, and Dykes. The team plans to field a strong mound staff led by Rommel Naylor Morris Husty and eight pitchers, plus a determined, family-like club spirit aiming for a brighter season.
National Labor leader Samuel Gompers sharply denounces Randolph Hearst and his papers for opposing unions. He accuses Hearst of personally politically aiding anti labor forces and seeks to blunt their influence through press activity. The fiery speech frames Hearst as undermining the labor movement and the American Federation of Labor.
The Tokyo based Daily Express reports that half of Japan's national income may be devoted to naval and military armament. The piece stresses the sensational tone of eastern powers and notes plans for a large, modern navy with a possible shift of resources from other sectors. It compares Japan's spending to Britain, the United States, and Germany, highlighting a push toward major capital ships and a strengthened fleet.
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