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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
5
A London report quotes Secretary Stimson declaring the war over as factions surrender. The piece references liberals and conservatives, Indian government actions, and wartime strain across nations, with commentary on leadership and public reaction.
A body recovered from the river has been released to the deceased’s relatives. The identity and exact cause of death were not clearly established in the report, but authorities stated the remains were returned to the family for burial arrangements.
Latimer reports a guerrilla band killed Marines with a sudden assault. The incident occurred in a coastal area as troops pursued insurgents, leaving several wounded and a entangled sea battle noted. Officials describe the clash as a violent firefight with casualties on both sides.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a disjointed note about a Filipino emperor reputation and a mental hospital, with scattered phrases indicating a chaotic mix of names, dates, and possible events. The readable content lacks coherent facts to form a full report.
A local judge dismissed the divorce actions of a couple amid disputed charges of fraud and fidelity. The husband Dan Daniels faced counterclaims of misrepresentation, while the wife asserted misdeeds related to papers and residency. Proceedings included testimony on alleged concealment, alleged intoxication, and custody disputes over minor children.
A Polish Catholic protest in Warsaw targets YWCA activities amid Church concerns over Protestant influence. The issue follows Cardinal Wakefield’s condemnation and protests by Catholic leaders about outreach to youth and education authorities.
A temperance board in Massachusetts denied a claim against an insurance company after a driver involved in a car crash tested positive for liquor. The decision notes the insured’s liability and cites sworn testimony, while grounding the ruling in the evidentiary standards of the commission.
Swedish lawyer Georg Banting, son of Premier Hialma Banting, will fly from London to assist in the defense of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. The two men, convicted of murder in 1921, have their plea for freedom reviewed by Governor Alvan T. Fuller.
Report notes a shipment of Canadian ale labeled "Shavings" seized on May 1 as inspectors uncover prior similar consignments. Authorities say about 40,000 bottles were involved and two lots were salvaged at a value around $8,000. A previous wine shipment under similar labeling was stopped by inspectors.
Ex governor Warren T McCray asks for jail parole after resisting early release. Board recommendation in August cites health and clemency, with attorneys urging immediate consideration. McCray, convicted on thirteen counts related to grand fraud, served part of a five year sentence in Atlanta penitentiary.
Notice of appeal to the Supreme Court follows a 19 ruling in which Judge Lis refused to interfere in a church dispute at the Greek Orthodox Church of Stamford. Plaintiffs seek an injunction against Pastor Rilo, alleging improper appointment, while the court noted it will not intervene in factional church matters and urged an amicable settlement.
Hartford May 19 AP reports next term of the United States district court will convene in Tritton on May 4 with no grand jury to be seated due to lack of funds. Several cases, including violations of liquor laws and narcotics offenses, will be presented before judges on pleas.
A dispatch reports Mexican authorities seized a vehicle loaded with rifles and ammunition at San Luis, 22 miles from the border, as revolutionists attempted to move the arms across. Local residents fled into Arizona amid fears of gunplay.
An article notes Bernard's Theatre on Broadway will be demolished to clear space for a 32 story elysian building along Forty Second Street and nearby avenues. It reports the Theatre’s purchase by a corporation for more than 1.9 million dollars and mentions stockholders in Philadelphia.
Power company in Winchendon Massachusetts announces lower electricity rates after a late night conference. The plan reduces the rate by half a cent per kilowatt hour on the first six kilowatt hours and a 1.25 cent adjustment on 109 kilowatt hours with further reductions to take effect April 1, 1928.
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