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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1922
Page
4
Constantinople May 7 The treaty negotiated between the Turkish government and Italian interests focuses on economic and industrial relations in Anatolia. Trad Paasne Turkish Foreign Minister says it will take effect after Asia Minor peace is achieved.
Six saloonkeepers faced liquor raid actions in Norwalk with 34 gallons seized and two gambling machines. Arrests were made and released in the morning, including men from Water Street, Day Street, Railroad Avenue, Wood Street, and Rambling device found.
The State Department instructed Alanson J. Houghton to notify Germany that the wartime suspended patent treaty will be revived. The pact provides reciprocal patent protection, despite recent objections over Krupp related patent claims. Notice must be given within eight months, by May 11.
A historic amateur radio community, unnamed and without formal meetings, connects nearly all licensed US operators via a postcard system. Members exchange cards printed with names, addresses, and call codes, sharing send and receive details and observations on ranges and stations heard. The practice predates the war and expanded rapidly, with supervision by the American Radio Relay League.
The article discusses why a radio telephone receiver must have a head piece with high sensitivity. It explains coil turns, soft iron magnets, and diaphgram dynamics that affect the phone's response to wireless signals.
A surprise party was hosted for Miss Mary Saray at 1805 State Street Peidyy with pink and green decor. Mrs Nora Powers arranged the event featuring a luncheon, dancing, and piano selections by Miss Anna Clex and Joe Powers as guests arrived.
The fragment names Y, Bob Sterling, Jamne Kollues Ifrancis Brown, Jander Troll, Lee, and Vincent appear in a partial OCR snippet. No dates or events are provided.
Five occupants escaped a burning Maxwell car after it stalled near the street corner. Fire department responders arrived quickly as bystanders watched the vehicle char and tires burst. Authorities reported the blaze started in the engine bay and no serious injuries occurred.
New York May 7 Anres in Nietméris blocked Semog Larkin an Iris revolutionary leader. He was released from Great Meadows Prison after a five year sentence for a tax offense. He arrived in the city arrested on a second indictment and held on bail awaiting two more indictments. Authorities deem him a dangerous agitator and would keep him jailed until his case is disposed of.
Milford May 7 Paul Garvona of Bridgeport was found guilty of driving under the influence and reckless driving. He paid a total of 118.80 after fines of 100 and 10 with costs, and he plans to appeal. His car collided with another on Milford pike April 30 but no injuries occurred. The other vehicle involved belonged to Thomas Keating of Derby and Mine Oliver of Bridgeport was a passenger.
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