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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
5
Bridgeport O E F aeron endorses John L Harter candidate for Senator from the 22nd District. Meeting notes that Eagles support Old Age Pension law and urge its enactment. Resolution states Bridgeport Aerie fully backs Harter for the 22d district Senate seat.
Washington on eve of wind-up the Republican congressional committee filed a supplemental report showing funds sent for candidate support across Ohio Missouri Michigan Indiana Maryland New York and Tennessee with $9725 in new contributions since the last statement over half of which totaled 5000 was passed to a Republican senatorial committee. The report notes 2500 for use in New Mexico under Senator Burburn and 2500 to Theodore Niedringhaus of St Louis with 3000 to Dr Edward Clement for Missouri organization and related purposes. The text also mentions an 1783 origin of ideas and 1764 house numbers traced to London.
In Missouri near Wittenberg two train robbers were killed by postal inspectors during an Irisco train 76 hold-up. A coroner’s jury ruled justifiable homicide. one culprit was identified as Jack Kennedy alias Qual Hunter, a former outlaw. Inspectors North Flora War Neal and Eliott participated. Kennedy had previous gang links and was tracked from Memphis.
Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Templeton the Republican candidate for governor visited Fairfield on November 3 meeting several residents in the town hall. He did not deliver a full address but voiced confidence in a Republican victory.
Professors at a Munich university tallied hairs on students heads and report men average 40 000 to 50 000 hairs while women range from 60 000 to 100 000.
In a Supreme Court action in New York Marcus D Petersom and Wenry Crandions of New York sue Oo AL McLaughlin, a Stamfordite, for damages of $1,000 alleging losses due to alleged failures by the defendant.
The ex Kaiser William declines major wedding features for his marriage to Princess Hermine of Ross at Doorn. Guests will hear Mendelssohn’s march from the family organ as the ceremony shifts to simpler arrangements with a civil ceremony in the lodge and a religious rite in the main hall. Hermine will reportedly receive the title Duchess of Prussia.
President Harding proclaimed November 30 as a national Thanksgiving Day urging Americans to gather at family altars and homes to give thanks for bounty and peace. The proclamation emphasizes gratitude for blessings, perseverance through trials, and a duty to aid others as part of national observance.
Forty five students at Congress High received honors for scholarship. The honor roll lists Gareth Spear, Tony Dura, John Daley, Gerald Vierrelt, Walter Bio, Alfræland, Willis Burns, Doublas McCann, Ler Campiana, and many others. Multiple seniors and juniors named among the high achieving group.
A historical note from Ameren Ghent highlights that sugar content in grapes is influenced by wearer conditions and environmental factors. Warm days and cold nights tend to maximize sugar accumulation, with the study implying nuanced conditions affect ripening and sweetness.
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