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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
2
Grandmother Goldber, grandmother of seven year old child, faced alienation proceedings and was held liable in a court case linked to suspicions of improper conduct involving Mrs Burken and a trip to Atlantic City. The suit, brought by Mrs Burken, seeks damages and a related divorce action is mentioned.
The Bridgeport high school girls soccer team plans a match against British visitors amid plans for an international tour. Team members include Catherine Sliver Helen Tokar Agnes Ceresi Genevieve Slone and more as they prepare for the big event depending on football association approval and early travel arrangements.
A man with a fractured skull was found unconscious at 385 North Washington Avenue. He was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital in serious condition by Dr J F Walsh. Detectives investigate the source of injuries as the victim remains unable to be interviewed. Friends say he was ill and lying in his room earlier. No clear cause or assailant is identified.
Notices show meetings tonight for several fraternal orders and lodges. Addresses include 140 Middle Street United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and 1025 Main Street Knights of Pythias. Other locations span Main, Broad, State, and Fairfield avenues with groups such as Pythian Sisters, Daughters of St George, Harmony lodge, and Knights of Columbus in Bridgeport and surrounding towns.
Washington May . An attack on the flexible tariff plan dominated a Senate Finance Committee session led by Harding allies. Senators Walsh and others argued the plan unconstitutional and warned it could shield profits of American manufacturers. McCumber and Smoot defended the proposal, saying it would help American producers and that the President could adjust rates to protect competition.
Advance party of American and European tourists reaches Oberammergau for the Passion Play amid preparations. Foreign press and officials arrive as locals ready the outdoor show, with a rehearsal planned and the finale dependent on warmer weather. Anton Lang reappears, showing renewed strength to perform before three or four hours of open air staging.
The opinion examines actions by the Common Council on municipal bonds for school sites and buildings. It argues the council may direct site selection and construction spending while upholding the special act of April 3 1921 and May 24 1921.
Miss Agnes Bichatey, known as the San Francisco Convention Girl, will join the Veteran of Foreign Wars convention activities. She is slated to participate in the events and perform as the Golden West representative.
Two women here yesterday chose death by hanging. The victims were Mrs Anna Krang, age three, and Mrs Sapub A Herrick, age unknown. Officials believe grief over a lost pet and a troubled relationship may have driven the acts.
Joseph Whalen, once linked to former netir and paw prog of Xunsber II Engine reunions, purchases a new car with a specialty bullet bode. He enters thain les Therids during the summet, gaining entertainment of visitory and youthrng Americans, with cautions to alleviate difficulties of entry.
Teachers and board discuss salaries and appointments for the next school year at Wax, with Dorothy Ogden Wheeler named grammar instructor for 191? and several staff reappointments. Contracts set for John A. Kinsella, Thomas McGovern, and John B. Wynkoop. Vaccination policy urged by the State Education Board. leave of absence granted to Rurn R. Blemer. convention plans and high school dinner noted. Observer remarks on attendance increase and forthcoming events including a parade participation request.
Fragmented text suggests Lloyd George remained hopeful about conference talks with Russian leaders amid German and allied tensions. The report references Milner negotiations, responses from Russian officials, and debates over debts, property, and reconstituting treaties.
A circulating Paris report claims Peggy Joyce was asked to leave France for twenty years after a Chilean legation demand on Mrs. Errazuriz. The tale cites court figures, denied by American officials, with Interior Minister and consulates disputing knowledge of the affair.
The body of John Payperson founder and chairman of the board of Directors of the National Cash Register Company was taken to his Dayton home after death aboard a train en route to Atlantic City. His son Frederi Palderana arrived late today from the Guo cir.
Austen Chamberlain told MPs that there is no reason to believe Genoa discussions threaten Britain France ties. He said no shift in cabinet policy on Versailles treaty provisions and denied that a Genoa dispatch to Athens altered Londres view. He criticized the Times report and noted Lord Granville had rejected it.
In Moscow eight priests were sentenced to death for resisting church treasury reforms and taking part in disturbances. Twenty nine others were jailed up to two years with leniency for older defendants. Court noted age in sentencing.
A garbled report attributes a statement to a German minister claiming Germany delayed actions for strategic reasons. The text mentions defense ministers, political reactions, and perceived support or opposition from various parties amid ongoing diplomatic discussions.
In a tense exchange the French premier Barthou denies any Franco British breakdown in diplomacy. He notes Western powers pressed for a German settlement, while insisting no comment on a possible shift in alliance or peace terms.
Testimony recounted a shooting after a dance where Gregory described pursuing suspects and a volley of shots near the hall. Witnesses noted nonlethal injuries to Gregory and Warner, with authorities debating Barry Pallets's involvement and trial timing for the May term of the Superior Court without bail.
May 5 Washington Democrats assailed Director Dawes Endact Bureau report to the House Oversight Committee claiming figures were deceptive and budget savings overstated. Republicans defended the document noting vigilance of Congress and citing disputed $130 million first six months savings while acknowledging some figures may be misrepresented by wording.
The Washington Conference seethes with claims of Chang Tso-Lin's forces surrendering as factions circle the premier. Reports claim Dr. Wellington Koo in Hong Kong confirms plans while China debates leadership changes and possible ministerial shifts in Peking and Washington.
Washington reports signs of retreat among Chang Tso-lin forces in China as American diplomat Sehutman describes trains full of Netantar forces moving through Tianjin and tensions easing in Peking. Marines reinforce Port areas while officials cite dangerous out-of-control conditions before stability returns.
Premier Lloyd George appeared for British and American reporters to deny claims that he and Barthou nearly broke with France. He said differences with Barthou do not split the Allies and warned that Genoa's outcome hinges on Russia's response and on continuation of negotiations.
Washington note estimates a gross debt of 523.149 billion with every man woman and child owing 250 to settle the books. Treasury says half the debt is owed to foreign governments for wartime loans and repayment is not expected in the near future.
A health minded household advises Sylpho Nathol as a simple easy to prepare cleaner for garbage cans to deter flies and germs. The product promises a pearly gray solution from one teaspoonful per quart of warm water and claims multiple uses from mop water to bathroom fixtures with economical four sizes priced from 15c to $1.25. Local grocers or druggists can supply it.
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