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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1923
Page
5
A historical report notes German forces inflicted higher casualties per mobilized unit than the Allies. It cites about 22,880,000 Allied soldiers and 22,000,000 Central Powers troops mobilized, with Germany claiming superior training and equipment before and during the war, while Allied forces faced initial shortages.
George Abraham of Lew Brittan and Max Wall of Sumford were cited for parking automobiles on Faire avenue in restricted districts. The incident reflects enforcement actions taken yesterday in Bridgeport amid questions about local regulations.
Mrs Clare Clifton wife of Hi Clifton manager of a shoe store at TiMee Mausu was attacked in Silinlay New York City. She was at her home at Ely Fae Sores when the incident occurred. Authorities reported she sustained injuries but is recovering at home with no further details released.
Public notices show Blair reversing a ruling that would have refunded taxes on certain dividends amid disputes over legality. Attorney General and Mellon officials weighed the tax law's reach as the Treasury prepared to act, with multiple cases resolved and others pending a formal interpretation under new income tax provisions.
Announcement by the United Stars Dixie Beever commission that examinations for postmaster at Bridgeport Keene and other posts will be conducted on June 19. Salary set at 11 40s with the Three highest men to be recommended to President Harding for confirmation. Details include candidate qualifications and process for endorsement and selection.
Advertisement style fragment describes a product touted to remove unwanted hair growth. It mentions caution to obtain genuine, and claims quick, effective results. Contains garbled words and unclear sourcing, typical of an old ad page snippet.
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