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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
8
Catalonia reports multiple assaults on employers in Barcelona on Wednesday evening. One attack caused a fatality while another wounded an employer. no arrests were recorded. Marshal Joffre of France plans to abandon his proposed visit due to anticipated public reaction and Barcelona authorities request a postponement.
Pittsburgh educator Dr D I Marsh spoke at the Plaza Theater on a topic close to many hearts. He serves as superintendent of the Meeteny county ME union and pastor of Smithfield 3d E church. A. fihins sang, Rev H Brown led devotional, and Miss Minerva Pious readings enhanced the Newfield Recreation Center meeting at Lincoln school.
A naval court of inquiry opened in Washington to probe the removal of Rear Admiral William S Fletcher from Brest command. Admiral Sims urged broadening the probe to cover all aspects of American ship handling in French waters. Fletcher testified that Sims gave no specific convoy rules, while Sims said the Antilles’ loss led him to strip Fletcher of European duties. The court includes Rear Admirals Rodgers, Oliver, and Googewerrf.
New York dispatch reports Robert Cushman Murphy abroad in South America with 500 photographs and 10,000 feet of film. He describes Peru's coastal waters as teeming with fish yet inland prices and living costs drive hunger, noting abundant crabs near shore and vast seabird colonies around guano deposits and Humboldt current.
Washington reports Ambassador Wallace in Paris was informed the United States would not oppose sending German government troops to the Ruhr. No request for such a deployment had been received from Berlin, but Washington would reply promptly if one came.
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