Automobile kills Mallison child on Main Street
Five-year-old B Michael Mallison, son of John Mallison a weaver, was struck and killed by an automobile on Main Street. The driver Louis Ginsberg a grocer was arrested on a charge of manslaughter.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
7
Five-year-old B Michael Mallison, son of John Mallison a weaver, was struck and killed by an automobile on Main Street. The driver Louis Ginsberg a grocer was arrested on a charge of manslaughter.
Marvelous machines showcase automatic wrapping of GOOD LUCK items at 2400 prints per hour. Sanitary mechanical fingers enclose the perfect food on parchment paper then fold and seal without human contact from churn to table. Fifty to sixty million portions used annually by thrifty American households.
A fragmentary catalog lists dealers selling Good Luck brand evaporated milk with locations such as 28 Cannon Street, Helbig's Market Stratford Avenue, Lagan Bros. and Housatonic area stores. Names include Engelmann, Daw, Frank A. Healy, Mary Fraenc and others. The ad urges seeking the famous Good Luck evaporated milk.
Allenrhy promises rapid cure for rheumatism with a pint bottle, claiming it removes uric acid, dissolves secretions, and expels rheumatic poisons via kidneys and bowels. Immediate relief often within two days, with a money back guarantee from inventor James HL Allen of Rochester.
A 1923 reader from Broughton Maps. describes pimples that were hard red and disfiguring. After trying various remedies nothing helped until Curicura Soap and Ointment cured the condition over about two months.
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George pledges recognition only if Russia guarantees foreign protections and justice, while urging old debts, foreign guarantees, and a stable economic shift as key to Europe’s fate. He signals recognition could follow once guarantees are in place.
Geneva March 25 The Associated Press reports the League of Red Cross Societies debated moving from Geneva to Paris and allowing all countries to join despite past attitudes. France relaxed objections to Germany joining, with General Haller from Poland applauding as the vote to unanimous support appeared likely.
A probate dispute in Riverside involves the widow Doris Bruen after the death of Jom T. Bruen at his home Marek 10. Elizabeth J. Resche withdrew an event delaying letters of administration, while the caveat threatens the widow's claim to his estate as investigators pursue the mystery of Bruen's disappearance.
Amusements describe Dave Murton's company presenting a lavish burlesque titled The Land of Implore while Emil Casper and Will Ward head a varied bill. The program includes a three reel Hardy Lloyd comedy, a Larry Sano p comedy, and Bea Turphi acts. Next Sunday promises another big feature along with two reels of Keystone-like vaudeville and a lobby of stars.
Antonio Sanvenia claimed the Fernandia Cup in Madrid in a Bleyle race event. The youthful competitor appears to be the world’s youngest likely champion at this level.
London March 29 Associated Press The fate of Lloyd George’s confidence resolution in Cannes and Genoa policy hinges on Independent Liberals and Labour. Asquith to question Chamberlain, Lloyd George to push Cannes resolution next Monday, Labour to amend citing concern over Genoa scope.
A parliamentary division over recognizing the Soviet government deepens splits in Lloyd George's cabinet. The Cannes resolution favored by some seeks recognition tied to acknowledging debts and obligations, while others worry Genoa outcomes. Knoyles George reportedly supports recognition on lighter terms.
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