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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
20
Reports from Kily Bhiv in Yeland describe a plot to attack prominent figures during a forthcoming animal army mate year. Ton Koroana were arrested on charges of possession of home.
City vote analysis indicates a large majority of first time women voters backed the Republican ticket. In the Eighth district the GOP surpassed expectations by 800, while the First district swung with a 639 GOP majority, aided by many new female voters. The Second district shifted to Republicans by 41 points, and the Seventh district favored the GOP with a heavy women’s vote, signaling broad party gains.
The Legislative committee on housing resumes the building trust inquiry in New York, shifting focus to building materials makers. Subpoenas issued to several manufacturers. Senator Charles C. Lockwood chairs, with Samus Untermyer presenting grand jury evidence. Secrecy to be maintained. public disclosure punished. DOJ asked to search builders associations' books and records believed removed from jurisdiction.
Paris newspapers assess the U S presidential election impact on the League of Nations and Bolshevism. Liberta calls it a world tremor warning against global upheaval while Bon Soir calls it a death sentence for the society of nations and hints at a Monroe Doctrine rebirth and U S participation under Harding.
Washington reports indicate proposals to curb Chinese military commanders and centralize armed forces control under the president. Premier Chin Yun Pang is said to back these measures as Parliament is poised to convene.
New York dispatch reports six jurors were tentatively chosen in federal court for the trial of Dr Edward A Rumely former publisher of the Evening Mall charged in an indictment with conspiracy to violate trading with the enemy law. Rumely was arrested in 1918 and faces charges over made false statements.
Washington November announces W C Morse director of sales for the war department will resign December 31 or January. He will be succeeded by Lt Col E J Hartshorn of the general staff. During Morse's tenure stocks costing 1.6 billion were disposed through his office. After the campaigning ends focus shifts to the remaining 50 days for Christmas shopping.
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