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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1921

Page

9

Boston Building Trades Difference Unsettled

Boston March 39. Striking building trades workers and employers failed to settle disputes at a conference before the state board of conciliation. Arbitration was recommended with a Monday work resumption and a plan for trade boards to arbitrate differences excluding wages and hours, with an award due by April 18. Ex Senator Anheny Dead in Walla Walla. Levi Anheny, former U S Senator from Washington, died at 77 from paralysis at his home and was then president of seven banks.

Boston State Board of Conciliation Inter Edwin Fisher Theate Board Warren Anheny Walla Walla Wash Levi Anheny United States Washington St. Joseph Plains

Serious Questions Involved as Japs Grow in Numbers

In Tokyo the Diet heard ex Governor Hattori note Japan gains 100,000 people yearly and cite emigration difficulties. Premier Hara called the issue grave yet not pressing, saying room remains in Japan and its influence sphere, while industry and land cultivation offer remedies for the population growth challenge.

Torio Japan Sehizo Hattori Hyogo Hara

Auto Hits Wheelbarrow Driver Sued for 5000

Richard Moore sues Leonard Quatrella in Pembroke street collision of November 16, 1920 seeking damages of 1000 for injuries including a fractured skull from a wheelbarrow pushed by Moore. The suit, filed in Superior Court, claims permanent injuries and ongoing harm.

Pembroke Street Richard Moore Leonard Quatrella Moore Quatrella

Indictment Returned Against Mrs. Cora Orthwein for Murder

Chicago March 29 An indictment charging murder was returned today against Mrs. Cora Orthwein formerly of St ing of Merbert manager of a Leonis for the slay Ziegler Bond set at 20004

Chicago Cora Orthwein Sting of Merbert a + Leonis Ziegler

France Demands End to Swiss Treaty Provisions

FARIS March 29 A P France demands abolition of free economic zones and the neutral military zone under the 1815 and Versailles pacts. Switzerland may accept ending the military neutral zone but will resist ending duty free trade across two small strips near Geneva. France cites Versailles rights and seeks to extend its customs boundary into Prance. a bill is pending in the Chamber of Deputies.

Frrench Geneva France Switzerland Chamber of Reauties Prance

Harding Accepts Resignation of Envoy to Japan

President Harding accepted the resignation of Roland Morris as ambassador to Japan, effective immediately. Morris, a Philadelphia resident, had been in the post since 1917 and wished to return to legal practice, after informal talks in Washington on treaty arrangements with Japan.

Harding Japan Washington Roland & Morris Ss State Department Wig Morris Lax Philadelphia

Freedom Exists For Immigrant Freedom Exists For Immigrant

Debate on repealing wartime immigration laws continues as conflict between measures prompts Attorney General review. President Wilson's inaction leaves passport visa rules in effect, amid broad public support for cautious immigration policy and strong opposition from commercial interests and anti-restriction advocates.

State Department Congress Wilson Mr. Wilson Senate House

Closing of Utah mine to affect 1500 men

Salt Lake City March 29 About 1400 men will be affected by the closing of the Utah Center company mine at Pingham Utah and the mill at Arthur R G Gemmell general manager states that operations had run near per cent of capacity at times without wage cuts The 1920 stock increase and production surplus left unshifted despite efforts to adjust pricing and output through the year

Salt Las City Utah Utah Center Company Pingham Arthur R. G. Gemmell

Sibert Petition Seeks Divorce in City Court

Steve Sibert of the city files a petition for divorce from wife dated 25 1943 on grounds of infidelity. The couple has two children.

Steve Sibert Tom Enaie Sibert

Drainage plan to boost food supply across vast U S areas

In Wellesley Massachusetts Professor Elizabeth J Fisher argues large scale drainage from coastal Atlantic regions and glaciated lands in Wisconsin Minnesota and New England can raise food production. She cites Hoover and notes potential reclamation across Texas to Virginia and futures of shallow sea land in the eastern coast.

Wellesley Mass East Atlantic Seaboard Wisconsin Minnesota Minnets Elizabeth J. Fisher Department of Geology and Geography Wellesley Callese Hoover Department of Commerce Fisher Florida Lousiana Texas Virginia New Fingland Miss Fisher Arcus United States Holland

Court Hearing On Removal Of Neighboring Stable

Judge John E. Beeler heard arguments in the Superior Court on Joseph Klein’s injunction against Robert E. Lockwood to force removal of a rear yard stable. Klein claims 12 horses cause fumes and noise constitute a nuisance. Lockwood denies wrongdoing and improper maintenance. Judge Beeler reserved decision.

John E. Beeler Superior Court Joseph Klein Robert E. Lockwood Lackwood Klein Ysle Lockwood Keeler

Three to five years term for killer Hart ford man

Michael Rodino of Hartford pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of James Stagliano on September 15 1920 he was sentenced to state prison at Wethersfield for not more than five nor less than three years by Judge Avery. Collada fled after being indicted for first degree murder.

Hartford James Stagliano Michael Rodina Wethersfield Avery Salvatore Collada Rodino Collada

Curtains and Draperies ad listing fabrics and couch covers

An old newspaper advertisement describes Madras curtains in white and ecru, touted as serviceable fabric. It notes a width of 36 inches and price at 59 cents per yard. Washable couch covers with striped patterns and fringe are advertised on the third floor.

Iydia B. Pinkham Lydia T. Pinkham Madras

New Spring Gloves from Trefousse Kid Line

Trefousse offers white kid gauntlets with beaver gray black and champagne colorways and contrasting embroidery on the backs. Natural color chamois gauntlets feature deep cuffs and V-shaped beaver gussets, washable and priced at 6.50 and 5.00 for walking gloves in new spring shades.

New Gingham Dresses Parkhill Ginghams in stock

A catalog notice for Parkhill ginghams highlighting fast color fabrics and complete sizes. Describes Black and White Checks with plaited skirts and white lawn detailing, Pink and White Checks with embroidery and sashes, tiny checks in high waisted styles, and other gingham patterns with pearl buttons and lawn collars. Sizes 8 to 14 priced 2.00 to 5.50. Junior Department second floor.

Parkhill

White Nalinsook satin like fabric for lingerie and infants

Describes a beautiful quality sheer soft fabric named White Nalinsook. Advertises for lingerie or infants dresses and caps. Sold by the piece with width, price of 12 yards for 3.45 dollars. Located on the third floor.

Attention Men A Bargain In Union Suits

A brisk sale note advertises bleached combed yarn union suits in ankle length with short sleeves. Sizes range 34 to 46. Sixty units in the lot. Bid would be regularly $2.00. Main Qvor, front.

White Skirtings Patterns in New Allotment

The first new allotment features wide stripes with basket weave squares and criss-cross weaves with a satin stripe. Others are self striped in imitation satin and gros-grain ribbon. All 36 inches wide priced at $1.25 a yard or $1.65 per pair. Main floor.

Designer pattern and Belrobe Method dress guide

If you plan to make the above dress just ask for a Designer pattern and by following directions according to the Belrobe Method you will have a dress far beyond your expectations. It will possess all the charm of an expensive high class garment.

Shirtings for Men Madras with hairline stripe design

A fine crepe weave shirting fabric labeled Madras features hair line stripes in tan blue green and sometimes black. Stripes appear in pairs or threes or spaced to resemble bands with a white silk thread woven throughout for a distinct touch. Width is 32 inches.

Madras

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