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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
2
Ohio area report notes Connecticut contemplates issuing state licenses for near beer sellers amid Prohibition era unrest. County officials push enforcement to curb violations, foresee reduced outlets and stricter premises visibility, while nationwide turmoil from Communists complicates policing and public safety.
Washington on March 8 1930s era reports urged President Harding to appoint a rail industry veteran to the labor board. A delegation representing eleven railroad and related unions met the White House seeking Wilbur L. Kage as secretary and possible board member.
Vienna records show marriages in the seven year span have doubled since the pre war year. Consul Cazotto reported that 13 more households were established in 1920, despite obstacles such as flats. The surge reflects rising social stability and continued urban growth in the postwar period.
Panama proposes an internal loan of 1,000,089 dollars and a commission of Panamanian jurists to determine pay, with focus on Costa Rican frontier and Isthmus Atlantic side. US note delays prompt government to seek arms and military reserves amid defense concerns.
New York March 25 The mother of Charlie Chaplin was admitted to the United States after authorities learned he offered to sell his possessions to keep her from becoming a public charge. Hannah Chaplin aged 53 arrived on the Celtic last Saturday and was detained for medical examination, later deemed shell shock victim. Chaplin guaranteed she would not be a public burden and had spent much to restore his mother’s health, with private secretary Bertram England assisting. Chaplin began travel to Los Angeles to join his son.
Gary, a shoe clerk, was held up and assaulted near Stadler's Park on air avenue last night. Two unidentified men robbed him of $26, a watch, two fountain pens, a pair of gloves, and searched his pockets while one tripped him and the other struck him. The dark, sparsely settled area had no street lighting.
A fragmented obituary notes Burns and Burne relatives including Margaret Burne and others. It mentions a funeral set for 8:50 tomorrow at a residence on a street near a church graveyard, with services at a local cemetery. Survivors include a husband, a son George A., and three daughters Jane, Catherine, and a third daughter, with relatives in Bridgeport.
Fragmented steamship and rail discourse shows shippers resisting proposed rate increases. A railroad executive hints at change while a campaign of reform is urged to improve efficiency and respect for stockholders. The piece discusses how carriers might respond and whether reforms will replace current methods.
Weather brief notes rising temperatures in New England and New York with a temperate trend Tuesday and Wednesday. A central storm moved from Monday night along the New England coast, bringing strong winds up to sixty miles per hour at Cape Henry and thirty miles per hour at New York. Outlook calls for generally fair weather east of the Mississippi with cooler air in New England areas and storm warnings along the Atlantic coast.
A long discussion on the interpretation of income under the Eighteenth Amendment and related tax acts. The court rejects narrow readings, holds gains from sale of personal property taxable, and notes precedent from Ryerson and Goodrich cases. The piece covers investors before World War I, market gains, and the impact of legislation on capital investments and paper profits.
A banquet honoring the Interpreter cast at a Greek church is described with attendees including Charles M. Wellington directing the play and Joseph Hands as assistant director. Prompter Frederick Vervaina played Joseph, with other roles and a sung program as the evening concluded.
World church alliance plans to hold a meeting on January 17 to advance a universal disarmament plan. Speakers include William Jennings Bryan, Ward Jenes, and Thomas Marshall, with ministers and officials participating.
Fairfield leaders call for district inquiry into municipal needs and a proposed town hall discussion. Local officials discuss finances, air system issues, and settling internal disputes while planning a public meeting to address town concerns and seek agreement on next steps.
Hundreds line streets to welcome a French envoy in Washington amid early April events. The article recalls Allied actions and public reception, noting wartime tensions and discussions of policy, with mentions of key figures and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Divorce case in Worcester County not public yet as.Motion to seal records moves through court. Judge Decker indicated hearings ongoing with decisions expected, and Mrs. Stillman’s side seeks protections while documents remain with the county clerk. Moracnaner noted fees and court actions. the matter hinges on special orders for access to testimony and papers.
Local women discover tips and recipes to enhance flavor and texture in desserts and treats. A Cream and marshmallow ad promotes Snowflake Marshmallow Creme as a tastier option, urging households to improve desserts and meals.
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