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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
11
A fragment notes a foreign experience connected to a former owner’s death and a renowned Lake Conte site. It mentions Hing turning over the place, a haven for artists, care by Jett, and ties to King Albert of Belgium and the Italian Government.
Early returns from two Boston precincts were delayed but indicate a wet ballot passage with about 27 percent beer and wine support. The statewide tally likely favors Harding with 676,045 votes and key state officers show Cox leading for governor while Coolidge trails.
Abram I. Elkus of New York former ambassador to Turkey will serve as the American member of the commission under the League of Nations to decide the future status of the Baltic islands. The appointment was announced from Washington with formal approval sent to the League Council. The body will assess Swedish and Finnish claims to the islands.
Judge Elmore 8 Banks of Fairfield elected to the State Senate Tuesday and will probably chair the judiciary committee now that Republicans control the Senate. Major John Buckley of Union, Conn, governor Halcomb's private secretary, will run for speaker of the next House of Representatives.
Washington Delaware population figures from the census bureau show whites numbering 192,819 and Negro 34,374 with all others 48. The white share is 84.4 percent, down slightly from 84.6 percent in 1910, while the Negro population declined 1.8 percent over the decade.
In West Virginia fifth district race remains in doubt as only 62 of 291 precincts reported. Goodyntz Republican leads with 11,865 to McNeil Democrat's tally. Local returns show a tight contest with incomplete hometown results.
Milford November crime report notes Michael S. Picyarnl of 60 Pins Street Stratford faces a Saturday Ashford town court hearing before Judge J D Brown Jr for causing the death of Roy Robedows 12 and injuring Edward Robedow 17 after a collision on Bridgeport turnpike. He is free on bonds of 1409 posted by his father Pievarnil while awaiting coroner Eli Dix's finding.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an economical reliable blood remedy and builder for a range of ailments including scrofula rheumatism and general debility. It asserts many users praise it for relief and notes Hood's Pills as the cathartic option.
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