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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
At a recent meeting of allied ministers in aria the exchequer mage reports continued debate. Newspapers reproduce the discussion noting the commission’s stance as humiliating and lacking a willing approach to negotiate with Germany.
Berlin March 2. Associated Press reports Germany’s commission pursued a moratorium with payment details and guarantees to be provided. The decision sparked anger and dismay in official quarters including Wilhelmstrasse and the Reichstag as papers awaited afternoon editions.
Andrew Kodo af S05 Osborne atreet was arrested on a warrant issued by Assistant City Prosecutor Vincent Keating charging assault on Mrs Mary Weer and her husband Michael Weer as complainants. Bow released on bond of 40 dollars for appearance in city court today.
In Bridgeport a board vote elected Dr. Fones to the school board, with Speer nominated anew. The meeting clarified health and instruction entry rules, confirmed acting superintendent Cortright’s authority during Slawson’s leave, and noted staff changes and resignations at the district.
A vintage advertisement touts a small trial bottle of Bt. dacehs Ol to ease backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatic soreness. Rub a little in at night to relieve stiffness and pain, claims quick relief with no skin burning and magical healing.
At a tense Public Utilities Commission hearing in Bridgeport, Kilpatrick pressed allegations about a possible buyer’s influence on the jitney bill, while Governor Lake denied prior talks and insisted no meeting occurred. Officials debated five and ten cent fare plans, with support for competition and continued scrutiny of costs and routes.
Indianapolis March 22 officials of the United Mine Workers warned of a long coal strike if wage talks fail. Conference with operators in the central field continued with no clear settlement as arbitration resumes tomorrow. New England dealers warned prices could drop post strike, while coal on hand covers near normal demand.
The American Legion plans to have every Connecticut citizen near the burning flame in memory of comrades left in France on Decoration Day. About 7,500,000 immations ordered by the Legion and delivered by a corps of volunteer workers and women. The preliminary plans for the Memorial Day exercises were announced.
A reported failed attempt at a home on North avenue involved a man described as a keyworker. The intruder, wearing gray trousers and a hat, was confronted by Mrs. Grombers who asked his purpose. No injury occurred. the incident prompted police attention and a discussion of security.
Oklahoma Governor J B A Robertson was arrested on a bribery accusation linked to letting the Guaranty State bank of Okmulgee operate while insolvent. He posted a $5,000 bond for trial as indictments involving Dennis and local capitalists also emerged from the Okmulgee grand jury. Local bank officers bonded pending trial. Dennis claimed payment for release, while Robertson faced impeachment discussions in a dramatic legislative scene.
Republican Bento Shorbridge and Senator Townsend urged satisfaction with parts of the treaty while Walsh and Sheppard spoke for ratification. Debate was limited under a unanimous consent agreement with one hour per remaining day, as conferences persisted over reservations and domestic issues.
Two distinct tremors were recorded in Missouri with the first felt around 3 22 and a stronger quake about 4 69 in nearby counties. The events caused alarm across St Louis and surrounding West Tennessee areas with reports of shaking at several towns and universities.
A Lenten service at St. John's Episcopal Church featured Alvin Brent as organist and choir director with Lawrence Hatton and Warren Mosmer performing. Soloist sang Life's Dark and a duet Olivins. Rev. Donald Bookman gave an address at St. Peter's in Morristown. Next week Rev. John Lewis of St. John's Waterbury will speak.
Ponge 18 was acquitted in Kalamazoo Municipal Court on a charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated. Duval Dodge, son of the late John F Bodie, a Detroit automobile manufacturer, faced the case but was cleared in late today proceedings.
An old advertisement promotes Vasative Brosto Wuindne Tanleta as a remedy for catching a cold. It drifts with muddled phrasing and unclear ingredients, offering quick relief claims for seasonal sniffles.
Fire officials discuss staffing and savings proposals for the department. Board members consider approving new hose up to 8000 feet, twenty five hydrants, ambulance service, and hospital physician at two alarm fires. They plan detailed inspector reports after each meeting and to erect guard rails to protect fire alarm pedestals.
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