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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
9
Hartford November. Attorney General Frank Healy ruled that Cheshire State Reformatory directors have no authority over a prisoner's term or parole after transfer to Werhersfield State Prison. The opinion states reformatory directors lack control over prison directors' judgments in the Louis Korato case and related transfers.
Kansas Representative Little of the Republican party declares there is no surplus wheat in the world and criticizes overproduction fears. He urges a government price guarantee to farmers to stabilize production and meet domestic demand.
The jury in Fairfield awarded $352.25 to the plaintiff in a Superior Court auto accident case. Plaintiffs listed as Mi. tha Paulson of Fairfield and Raymond Richards of Wallingford with Sigfried Huttin of New Britain connected to the suit. Damages stem from injuries after a side-car of a mule carriage was struck by a moving automobile on the highway nearalesville.
Judge John V. Keiluge and Judge Alyn L. Brown will jointly handle a short calendar in the superior court tomorrow. They will divide the civil receivership and six uncontested divorces, with one judge presiding over civil matters and the other over receivership cases.
Republican members of the House committee told President Coolidge today that the administration should act to cut freight rates on agricultural products. They expect action by Vonss or the Interstate Commerce Commission to ease farm costs. Described as a conference on the farm situation, the meeting involved Kansas and other midwestern state representatives.
Mrs. Wm. Steph eng of 231 Livingston Ave testifies to relief from nervous spells upset stomach and heat flashes after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports full health restoration and urges other women to seek this remedy through local druggists or by writing for free medical advice.
Barnsley amateur operator resolves Arctic air communication mysteries and maintains near permanent contact with the Bowdoin frozen near 78.40N, 72.80W, relaying messages to North American families. His links with Donald MacMillan and Wireless North Pole officials boost American Radio Relay League support for the expedition.
Milford police officers from the superintendent to patrolmen celebrate after the Board of Police Commissioners voted to restore the pre Spring salary scale. The restored schedule sets the superintendent at 2800, captain at 2000, sergeants at 2000, and patrolmen at 1850, with patrolmen receiving an average five dollar daily increase.
Joe Blackhorse a Blood Indian accused in the murder of 16 year old Winnie Tollestrup of Raymondgh school died in a hospital today after attempting suicide by blowing up his mining equipment yesterday. He was found in serious condition.
A detailed description of a two step audio amplifier based regeneration receiver used for long distance communication with the North Pole station WNP. The antenna cage measures many feet with twelve 7 15 stranded copper wires and a two 30 watt tubes rectification circuit operating at 1500 volts. Barnsley, tied to Canadian tests, communicates with Bowdoin and Alaska traffic despite atmospheric conditions. Also noted is Piip named as Estonian official appointed minister to the United States.
An old advertisement urges taking Celery King to combat influenza before spring. It claims the vegetable tea regulates the bowels and improves overall health, recommending three weekly doses for three weeks and suggesting children take it too. The ad promotes the druggist Ionant Celery as the king of tonics.
Old time remedy, Sage and Sulphur, claimed to darken faded gray hair naturally. Modern advert notes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, improved with extra ingredients, offering easy daily use to achieve dark, glossy hair by morning after one strand treatment.
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