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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1921

Page

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Preservation of Rights and Honor at Pohick Church

President Harding visited the historic Pohick Church Virginia where George Washington once served. He unveiled a tablet honoring three World War parishioners and urged worshippers to preserve democratic ideals, noting Virginia’s gift of Ohio and the unity of the nation in wartime service. He emphasized concord between North and South and praised the heroism of Virginians and all Americans.

Washington Pohick Irginia George Wash- Reto T Presint Harding Ibis Virginia Rahio Chi Wihrtte America Republc Hard- Sox Ohio Union Old Northwest Territory

Freak shower interrupts Milford ball game in sudden downpour

Milford May 29 a remarkable freak shower drenched players and pedestrians as a Bridgenort and Milford Wheel Club game halted in the fourth inning. A sudden torrent from Indian River to Port Trumbull covered two miles and soaked streets, with heavy cloud banks lingering northeast but rain avoiding most Soundside roads until mid afternoon.

Milford Columbus Bridgenort Mitford Wheel Club Bec Indian River Port Trumbulloch

France and America Honor Fallen Soldiers in Paris Memorials

In Paris on Memorial Day, France and the United States joined in ceremonies at the Arc de Triomphe and Holy Trinity church. Ambassador Wallace and General Henry Z. Allen led American officials, joined by British and Belgian delegations, as wreaths were laid and a symbolic parade passed the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Paris Associated Press France America Arc de Triomphe Hugh C. Wallace Ara de Triomphe Comrades In Rhinsland Madelon Champs Elysees Ambassador Wallace Henry Z. Allen Marshal Och Fhe Garde Republaine Lincs Pollu

Decorate American Graves in France

May 23. Tomorrow ceremonies will be held across France by the French government and American groups to honor American fallen. Principal events expected at Suresnes cemetery near Paris with speeches by Ambassador Wallace and Marshal Petain. Roads, rail congestion feared as many travel to Belleau Wood and other sites for observances.

Paris France Suresnes Wallace Marshal Petain Romagne United States Belleau Woot Chateau Tuierry Bony Plassey

King Albert Sends Memorial Day Message to Harding

King Albert of Belgium sent Memorial Day wishes to President Harding praising American sacrifices in the great war and expressing high regard for the United States and its leader. He offered to assist with repatriation of 1400 American war dead from Antwerp, but a representative may instead go. Graves in Belgium were decorated by order of the government.

Antwerp Belgium

Memorial Day Observances in Bridgeport and Surrounding Areas

Memorial Day in Bridgeport includes a 9 20 AM parade forming on Broad Street, aerial exercises at the Soldiers and Ballore monument in Seaside Park with Judge Carl Foster as speaker, and a full day of amusements. Pleasure Beach, Savin Rock, Walnut and Fairfield beaches host new attractions while a Bridgeport Wow Haven double header visit features a 10 30 AM game at Newfield Park and a second game at New Haven. Local clubs offer golf and tennis, Seaside Park hosts ball games, and a public bathing pavilion opens. Mass at St Charles church honors deceased T B L association members. post office hours are altered. The adjutant general orders half mast in the morning and hoisting at noon.

Bridgefort Broad Street Fairfield Ballore Seaside Park Carl Foster Pleasure Beach Savin Rock Walnut Bridgeport Wow Haven Newfiald Park New Haven St Charles St Joseph's T. B. & L. Association Post Office Adjutant General

Vets of 3 Wars to Parade in Bridgeport Today

Bridgeport honors veterans with a parade from Broad Street to Seaside Park and ceremonies at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Grand marshal Col Henry J. Seeley will lead. Judge Carl Foster and Rev J W Davis will speak. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address will be read.

Bridgeport Seaside Park Broad Street Fairfield Avenue State Street Park Avenue Seawdee Park Soldiers and Sailors Monument Johnson Street City Hall Cannon Street Henry J. Seeley Blas &. Hall, Jr Pairfield Avenue Carl Foster Lincoln J. W. Davis G.A. B

Opening Up of Alaska Riches Aims for Accessible Territory

Washington May 29 opening up of Alaska treasures for national development with safeguards against exploitation and conservation efforts to keep it inexhaustible. Secretary Fall calls Alaska a great constructive task and a practical contribution of the Harding administration. He envisions Alaska playing a key role in the country’s future welfare.

Washington Alaska Tim Albert B. Fall Hng Department of the Interior Harding

Pleasure Beach Opens With Record Crowd in Bridgeport

Bridgeport celebrates the formal opening of Pleasure Beach today after renovations. About 30 000 visitors were counted yesterday with 15 400 on Saturday as ferries carried crowds from Stratford avenue bridge and Seaview avenue foot docks. The park features sky market coaster aeroplane seats and a wide array of amusements plus bathing houses at Geaside park opening today.

Bridgeport Pleasure Boaia Stratford Avenue Seaview Avenue Pleasure Beach Ozarks Mill Stream Geaside Park

Everybody borrows only cat in town

In Sun Shine Valley near Siversville West Virginia a famine has caused rats and mice to surge. A farmer with a single cat rents it out on a first come first served basis issuing numbered badges to borrowers. Some fear the cat will become lazy. others discuss forming a stock company to keep the mice down.

W.va Sunshine Valley Sunshins Valley

Woman Swallows Mercury Tablets in Attempted Suicide

Mrs Ela Corey a 44 year old resident of 105 North Washington Avenue was rushed to St Vincent's hospital after swallowing three bichloride mercury tablets. Police had no prior report of the case, and her condition was described as improving somewhat though Mercury poisoning remains uncertain.

Ela Corey Washington Avenue St. Vincent's Hospital

Woman captive rescued from Cork prison report

London May 23 Daily Burke a Melitial prisoner was rescued early today from Cork prison. A man and two women ransacked the ward, pointed a revolver at two wardresses, and freed the Burke prisoner before being subdued. A fire at Dublin customs house was put out by the brigade. A cycle patrol surprised an Irish Republican Army trenching party at Kilroothy in Setemon, one auxiliary was shot dead.

London Burke, & Melitial Cork Burke Dublin Customs House Irish Republican Army Kilroothy Setemon

Walnut Beach Hotel Raid Ends in Police Seizure

Police raided the Walnut Beach hotel around 3 o clock and confiscated five cases of liquor. The premises were tied to John Miller and were reportedly leased from Maz. The report notes action taken by local authorities and mentions Mier's hall as a location fixed in the event.

Walnut Beach Aes Beach Maz Spe Gat Grove John Miller Billford Mier

Wade's mother on trial in murder case

Mrs Ethel Hutchins Nott faces trial on alleged accomplice charges in the murder of her husband George B. Nott. The prosecution planned to finish its case soon, with testimony and cross examination continuing as two additional witnesses were heard and defense lawyers prepared their opening.

Geores B. Nott Elwood B. Wade Bag Ethel Hutchins Nott Stee Homer S. Cummings Wade Mia Noltis Pttorneya iRobert DeForest Henry E. Shannon Mr. DeForest Mra Notth Doy Et

Lloyd George Aims at Coal Strike Settlement

London May 2. Premier Lloyd George warned that Britain will force a settlement if miners and operators fail to agree within days. He said laws could jail striking miners or imprison operators blocking a settlement, as union leaders expressed anxiety over the ultimatum and possible new penalties.

London Lloyd George Messares Lloyd-George Linoyd-George

Last Survivor of Grant Aide General Horace Porter Dies

New York May 49 General Horace Carter last survivor of General Grant's military staff and former ambassador to France died early in May in his eighty fifth year. Funeral planned at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian with half military honors to follow after arrival of his eldest daughter Mrs Hisse Porter Meade in Switzerland. Porter served thirty years in public life as soldier diplomat scholar and party leader earning a Congressional Medal of Honor and the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor. He helped build Grant's tomb and accompanied Grant to the White House and to Armistice talks with Lee.

NEW _ YORK Horace Carter Grant France Horace Portes Fifth Agenda Presbyterian Church Hisse Porter Meade Switzerland General Porter James Wheeler Henry McHarg Josephite Hindrun Horace Porter Lee New York City Frince Paris Harvard Princeton Union William Huntington Penn West Point Ohio Cumberland Potomac Chattanooga Alm Ben

Army Officers Cite Wind Disaster In Curtis Eagle Plane Crash

May 29 report from Washington states an air ambulance plane carrying Army officers and civilians crashed near Indian Head Maryland during severe weather. No survivors. The crew included Lt Col Archib Miter Lt Stanley Amex and others from Langley Field and Bolling Field. The Dolphin Navy ship was nearby. Bodies transported to Walter Reed hospital. Authority notes the crash was not caused by lightning.

Washington aArchig Miter The War College Stanley Amex Cleveland W. McDermott Syracuse N. Y Langley Field John Mr. Peanowatt Richard Blumenkrasta Bolling Field A. G. Batchelder Weahking American Automobile Association Maurice Connolly Curtis Airplane Dolphin Walter Reed Hospital

TWO ARE KILLED IN PENNSY WRECK

Two people died and eight were injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad express train crashed into a local passenger train near Burlington New Jersey. John Nubbett of Trenton New Jersey was identified among the dead. His wife and others from Bordentown Camden and nearby towns were among the injured.

New York Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic City Cainden Burlington N. 1 Lane Pennsylvania John Nubbett Trenton N. J Margaret Hetgan Bordentown Willem Creisling Camden

Former jailer dies after bicycle accident in Stamford

William Scohelé, 77, longtime Fairfield County jailer in Bridgeport, died at Stamford hospital from injuries after being struck by a bicycle while crossing Main Street. Unmarried, he had retired years ago and was a familiar figure in Bridgeport as deputy sheriff and supporter of Sheriff Sidney Hawkey. He was known for strict discipline yet kindly nature and remained popular among both inmates and friends.

Stamford Conn William Scohelé Fairfield County Bridgeport Main Street Mr. Scodeld Sidney ©. Hawkey William Vollmer William Vollmer Was Elected As County Sheriff. Since ‘Hig

Crash Victim Ranked as American Ace

Lieutenant Cleveland W. McDermott of Syracuse killed in ambulance airplane crash. A Syracuse University student who left in 1917 to join the Royal Flying Corps, he earned the Croix de Guerre and the Medal of Honor, with American honors for valor. He served in the 147th pursuit squadron and was credited with two confirmed German planes.

Syracuse Cleveland W. McDermott McDermott Syracuse University Royal Flying Corps Toronto 147Th Pere

Emergency Tariff In Effect Says McGovern

Collector of Customs James TL McGovern announced that the emergency tariff act provisions took effect Saturday and has directed air branch offices to implement the new measures.

James TL McGovern

Unsettled Weather to Start Week Across Regions

A moderate disturbance off Hatteras moves eastward bringing unsettled conditions. South New England may see Monday showers, Tuesday improves to fair with moderate temperatures. East New York also unsettled Monday with likely local rain, then fair Tuesday. Observations show moderate temperatures and scattered rains in the Atlantic States.

South New England East New York Hatteras Atlantis Ohio Valley Newland New York New Haven Weather Bureau

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