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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
7
Commerce announced a meeting set for May 25 to investigate the pattern of sugar pricing. Eastern refiners retailers wholesalers and consumers have been asked to provide input and data for the inquiry.
An old classified ad promotes Diamond Dyes promising perfect results for any dye job. The brief notice emphasizes a color card and claims results even for first time users.
May 13 New York port officials report the river bed before certain piers is cluttered with valuable freight dropped overboard while loading vessels. Joseph D. Reaney, president of the New York port service, stated the issue today.
Secretary Daniels told the Senate naval investigating committee that he did not sign a cablegram read by Rear Admiral Sims. He said the original showed no signature and that someone forged his name, or altered the dispatch, to cast him in a false light. He demanded the forger be found and apologized to the country.
President Wilson vetoed the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill totaling 104 million dollars. He objected to a provision granting Congress censorship power over the Printing Bureau and warned it encroaches on executive functions, signaling a broader concern about politicizing government operations.
Executive committee of the Manufacturers association met yesterday to discuss Fred Enos illness. A three member committee George M. Eames Willis F Hobbs and Louis B Curtis was appointed to visit Mr Enos at Bridgeport hospital and convey the association's regret and acknowledge his service to the city's growth. D Fairchild Wheeler president of the Chamber of Commerce attended and proposed similar action by the Chamber.
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