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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1920
Page
5
Cut Your Butter Bills in Half by using First Prize Nut Margarine priced about half butter. Pure vegetable oils with no animal fats, churned to creamy texture. Coupons with First Prize and Baby Brand Oleomargarine offer a chance to win Parisian china dishes.
Morris L. Schwartz of S01 Manly Wood Avenue is held to be directly responsible for Samuel Dubotsky's death on October 28 after a coroner’s hearing. The pole at 207 Spruce St. was neglected and dangerous, with Schwartz warned but not heedful. In a separate finding, 44 year old Paul Lariviere of 171 Pembroke St. died after being struck by a trolley near East Main and Seymour streets, with no one held responsible.
The New Haven Railroad announces through daily sleeping cars from Boston to Miami starting December 18 via Hell Gate bridge route. The through car, connecting with the Everglade limited in Washington, serves Jacksonville and provides daylight distribution to east coast points with ports for Tampa and St Petersburg. Return northbound departs Miami and Jacksonville December 16.
A wartime propaganda piece from the Reichspost is cited in the Social Democratic press as an election tool. The letter titled a Soldier's Letter from Heaven portrays martyrdom and heavenly patronage, claiming the deceased sees earthly battles and urges faith, with a religious framing around victory and sacrifice.
President Herrera aims to attract foreign capital for 15000 miles of untapped Guatemalan land. A new Department of Agriculture is created with Minister Antonio Bouscayo, both leaders pledging support to farmers and planters to spur investment and development.
Mrs Catherine Miles seeks a divorce from John Miley alleging misconduct and intolerable cruelty after a June wedding and asks alimony. Emma Maloney sues William Maloney for divorce on grounds of intolerable cruelty after a December 31 1919 marriage and requests restoration of her maiden name McMellon.
Mrs Florence Bramwell Booth wife of General Bramwell Booth of the Salvation Army has taken oath to serve as a Justice of the Peace for London. The ceremony marks her entering a public role amid church and civic duties.
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