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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
2
New Perot saloon owner jailed after police seized four gambling slot machines in his establishment. Officers reported late night action following a precing incident, with bail set at 250 dollars on charges related to keeping gambling devices.
In crowded Bowery cinema the bandits entered through the doors and robbed a patron in the lobby then shot Edward Mamfrieden as he pleaded for the return of $400. Police pursued the robbers who escaped through a back exit, one victim gravely wounded.
Testimony details Romig Bergdoll gold theft alleged during World War I, with Mrs. Bergdoll and others cited. Treasury officials labeled the deserters foreign and feared an American government collapse, while investigators pressed for recovery and possible court action.
Washington May 9. Denby characterizes charges by Haitian delegates in a memorial to the White House state department and Congress as rot. He testifies that the Navy department welcomes any investigation Secretary Denby said the republic’s occupation was not in question and invites scrutiny if sought.
The Council of Jewish Women held their annual banquet at Hotel Stratfield with about 150 members and guests. Mrs. Water B Loewith served as toastmistress, inviting Mrs. Loewilth and others as speakers. The program included readings, musical numbers, and reports on overseas Americanization efforts and local branch activities.
May 9 New York Mrs James A Stillman calls her husband unsquare and cont temptible as public quarrel grows. A friend quotes plans of residence in Canada and possible divorce amid law figures and confessions. Lawyers reviewed Wrench law and witnesses labeled false claims. The couple aimed for calm publicity free settlement before scandal erupts.
A state tax revision outlines an $8,000,000 increase with estimates including $100,090 from succession tax, $250,000 from state towns, and $770,000 from rail companies. Proposals anticipate higher corporate and tangible tax yields, plus new gasoline and registration measures affecting wholesalers and automates.
The record suggests motor trucks with solid rubber tires and larger loads face higher fees, with a 190 percent increase proposed for over four tons. Smaller trucks under one ton with pneumatic tires would see a 10 percent rise, while other adjustments discuss piston displacement and hoverpower concepts in a dated, unclear context.
May 9 Bisalin national committee members from the majority socialist and Democratic parties met to weigh their stance on Allied reparations terms. Leaders including Dr Gustav Stresemann and Wilhelm Mayer held talks with Reichstag members as Germany faces decisions on acceptance and ministry formation.
The article reports that a strong majority in Germany favors signing, with debate centering on whether such a move would avert a threatened occupation. A new cabinet formation is expected as coalition talks continue, with socialists and other parties split on immediate approval.
A fragmentary 20th century clipping describes an elderly diplomat in Italy, notes about a chair offered to a woman, and a reference to a local site called Marble Fluids in Josephine County. The piece hints at age, seats, and a ceremonial performative event with limited, unclear details.
Alice Brady headlines a drifting romance melodrama at Park with Colton and Daisy Andrews, presenting a stormy coast tale from Gia. Dave praises Brady’s refined performance, while John Cromwell delivers a shaded old Chinese character, as supporting company includes Clairon and Witter. show to be repeated.
The Remington improvement association formed recently aims to beautify the city. One hundred thirty trees and shrubs were planted along three blocks under park supervision, funded by subscriptions and a 294 dollar collection. Organizers aim to rename the city Remington Gardens and mark ongoing neighborhood enhancements with a named committee led by Henry Ciffe and others.
Fragmentary, garbled text references disarmament and congressional power, with urgent calls to action and warnings of bankruptcy. Mentions of taxes, prestige, and political figures appear in unclear phrases.
The obituary lists Deta N Plier and relatives, noting her death and family connections. It mentions Reverend Charles Leddy performing rites and references the St Ludringe church activities, with several named attendees including Jordan, William Bevin, and David Jordan, outlining funeral logistics and remembrances.
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