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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
6
Maver and Hartford railroad, with permission from the Interstate Commerce Commission, to issue equipment trust certificates and promissory notes. Receipts indicate the railroad will use funds for credit and fare reductions.
Assistant Prohibition Commissioner Jones announced after inspecting liquor storage in Chicago and other cities that 27 eV quantities seized but not stored by the government will be moved from rented warehouses to army buildings. The shift aims to save about $11,000 yearly in rentals, with a detailed procedure to follow.
In the House of Commons Maroneti Lord Percy said Britain and the United States shared common aims and expected a quick decision on recognizing Mexico. Geoif Harmsworth stressed settling mining disputes and removing obstacles, while Major Christander Lowther urged recognition as vital for stability and British interests in Mexico.
An advertisement from Buchanan Counts claims a home formula can darken gray hair without staining the scalp. It suggests mixing bay rum glycerine Barbo Compound with water and applying every other day until hair appears darker, allegedly making the wearer look twenty years younger.
Nicholas Horvath, former Boel Wielaventia druggist, faces a second lawsuit in Superior Court brought by Jil Virag alleging a loan of 4000 made July 28, 1921, not repaid six months later. The case adds to other suits and a bankruptcy filing, with Horvath linked to a money forwarding and steamship ticket agency and a prior embezzlement charge pending in criminal court.
President Harding nominated Alan Phillips to be under secretary with intent to replace Fletcher. Phillips would serve as ambassador to Belgium. Leland Morrison, currently attached to the Italy department, was named assistant secretary of state, succeeding Morrison who was named minister to Peru.
A conference between American Publishers Association representatives and President Haerdins discussed reducing second class postal rates. Delegations pushed for repealing the last two rate provisions tied to revenue law, aiming to remove passes that favored second class sites.
Chester W. Dunlap of Monson Massachusetts filed for divorce from Alice M. Dunlap of Stratford alleging desertion since October 18 1910. The writ lists Alice as guardian for the bride and cites a November 13 1902 marriage. estopped by custody and prior names.
The H Clark company of Union Ley Pennsylvania filed against McNamar and Sons Inc of Bridgeport for 205 barrels of flour at 1.00 per barrel, totaling 1804. The balance 466.01 due as of Sept 1 1944, with 690 damages sought. American Banks and Trust Co suits J Tordan of Bridgeport for unpaid note of 787. The plaintiff seeks 2,000 in damages. Arthur J Gallagher sues George Corine. mortgage forecloses on a note for 1,000 with property in Danbury. William T Kelsey sues drive Batha for 254.44. Dexa Realty sues Joseph Sowers et al of Bridgeport for 1,500 due within three years.
A New Haven road, the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company named as agent, is sued for 40000 over Minnie Geieh’s death in Stamford on December 32. The complaint seeks damages for alleged negligence and loss arising from the fatal incident. Also noted is a partition suit over Walliam Cohit property and a foreclosure action related to Edwin Peters versus Frank Ladwell for a 2009 note.
Judge John J. Keeler will hear a $10,000 damages action in which Robert W. Stapleton of Grenow alleges Gustin Welt caused his eye injury. The complaint states Stapleton was injured when a slick switch at a home in Tingue caused his eye to be burned and removed, with serious throat burns cited.
A local note sale plan was announced as part of city financial actions. Officials scheduled a hearing by the Public Wills Commission to debate the plan and timing of the proposed sale.
Ten jurors are chosen to try Miss Oli M. Finton, a former nurse, on charges of murdering Guy Kin kead, once Cincinnati's corporation counsel. Jury selection continued as defense sought single men and widows, while Kin kead’s widow attended court.
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