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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1921
Page
3
In Washington the hearings on the permanent tariff were postponed from tomorrow to Thursday. The Senate Finance Committee will meet to consider and likely report a resolution extending the emergency tariff, which expires November 27, with a further extension to the next session possible.
An advertisement extols Cantilever Shoes, promising relief from foot pain and arches by promoting natural movement. It touts enhanced muscle work, better circulation, and a comfortable fit with diverse widths, urging readers to try a pair this week.
The article notes Mrs. Obenchain plans not to testify, fearing self incrimination as slaying defendants Abeachiin and March Ave face murder charges. Madalynne urges her to tell her story, while her husband and others argue over her potential testimony amid the Beverly Hills case developments.
The Board of Apportionment plans to consider a request from Kivines Hood for 84,007 for care of the needy and 1,000 for groceries at a 4 pm meeting. President Seeley indicated further steps may occur and discussed tax arrears and a review of a social tax with potential slight additions before the next meeting, noting past political use of such funds and urging prudent action.
An incident involving a colonial service officer and King Alfonso centers on borrowed attire and a shirt kept for luck. At a cafe an officer named Malan-Asbray/Linan or similar is involved in a plan to form a legion for service in Meicmuch las, with tensions over uniforms and the shirt worn in battle. The tale ends with the shirt worn again in action and vows to reuse it only when bearing a signal.
Charles Cole, Bridgeport business leader and former warehouse head, dies after a operation. His death triggers a citywide funeral and a series of Democratic meetings across districts to honor him and rally supporters. The events include speeches by notable figures and a public funeral service at Read Cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
Harotogist A Beal of the hospital district frets over a standard clock in his lab. In one hundredth of a second a gear may fail, risking the death of a patient if the timing is off. The peculiar problem centers on a single mechanism and its precise operation.
The threat and strikes ended as representatives from the Mrrehaut Trmiele- Umea and the international YSruimstury agreed to continue talks for years on months to secure fair working conditions. A 30 day period was set for further negotiations, with wide participation and significant attention from involved parties.
Fragmented OCR text describes a youth killing a girl and attempting suicide. It mentions a teen named Joseph in a troubling sequence with unclear locations and dates. The piece appears as a local crime blotter with limited readable detail.
A vivid promotional voice extols overcoats with pep. It celebrates warmth, freedom of movement, rich wool, full skirts, broad belts, wide lapels, and satin lined sleeves. The copy highlights plaid interior and stylish, progressive design appealing to youth and vigor.
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