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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1921

Page

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Six autoists rescued from Housatonic river plunge

A runaway touring car carrying five women and a man from Bridgeport plunged 20 feet into the Housatonic river near Shelton. Two Bridgeport men dived in to rescue the six occupants, with two dying later at hospital. Witnesses Walter and LeRoy Frye aided, while Birks and Mrs. Sherwood were hospitalized after exposure. CT authorities notified to aid in locating the driver.

Bridgeport Shelton Housatonic Walter Milea Gulia Raymond Genrze Frye Pembroke Street LeRoy Frye Fifth Street Riscuius Birks Birks Lynch Sherwood Griffiths Hospital

Milford youth dies after accidental gun discharge

A 10 year old, Joseph Fox, was killed at Old Turnpike Road Milford when a gun on a boat discharged while he tried to free a jammed barrel. James Flappio and Charles Marling, companions, were with him as they returned from duck hunting. Police found no criminal negligence. Coroner Elix Mix to hear the case in New Haven.

Joseph Fox Ralph Fos Old Turnpike Road Milford Milford Hospital James Anc James Tlappoia Charles Marling Woolsey Street New Haven Fox Sox Elix Mix New Hares

City Pauses to Honor Soldiers Dead in War’s End Remembrance

Bridgeport observes a two minute silence at noon to honor 213 heroes and civilians who died in France during World War I. bells tolled and Taps sounded as streets froze activity. Banks, schools, courts, factories closed. workers and officials paused for memorials at Crane and Welwyn plants and City Hall.

France Belin Superior Comuikon William Horace Day Crane Company RLY. Cente, Ar Séilrent Seuss Canalilute Welknap Manufacturing Company Fatiain Iaronze Mers Bridganat

Sailor Drowned at New London Identified as Local Man

Nov 1 report from LUSDON says Farias Wilken, a deckhand, drowned after a sip at seaport. The body found near Brae port, tied to Roy Kleckner of Lewisburg VA, who served in 1917. Police compare Wilken’s appearance to Kleckner’s discharge papers, suggesting Wilson may be an assumed name. no relatives located in Bridgeport.

New London Lusdon Farias Wilken Deckland Chapeil Wight Brae Ammons Wilson Roy Kieckner Borg Lewisbure Portch Kleck Wilnot Thomas Wilson Roy Bleckner Caulden Bridgeport

Special Fairfielders meeting warns for town actions

Sal Alart reports a special Fairfielders meeting set for Thursday at 2 pm to discuss extra facilities for Stratheld nee Nathan State schools and a £125 loan for running expenses. A Roman Catholic chapel may be built in Browerfeld as part of St Thomas church fundraising with services previously authorized at the school. A Brooklawn pavilion party Monday night will aid the chapel fund.

SAL Alart John Mackroy Btn Cunningham Pred Irwin Whlam AL Nichole Brooklawn Pavilion

Arlington Honors America's Unknown Soldier From France

Crowds line the roads to honor the unknown dead brought home from France as Arlington holds a solemn burial. President Harding speaks of peace and the need to end armed warfare while citizens express pride and reverence for the nameless fallen hero.

Harvey Makes Peace Address At English Speaking Union

London November 21 Associated Press George Harvey United States ambassador to Great Britain spoke tonight at an Armistice day dinner honoring him and Mrs Harvey The envoy said the day unites past and future and noted the three hundred first anniversary of the landing at Cape May Bower in Arlington cemetery the unknown soldier resting on sacred soil While in the Capitol the world gathered for the first time to hear leaders from across nations in a joint peaceful resolve Continued on page four

Washington Navy Associated Press America France Liberty Lincoln Gettysburg Yoice Strenz Dent Harding Taden Ober London George Harvey Great Britain Harvey Nion Frederick HW. Guest Ambassador Harvey

World arms conference opens with global hopes

As world leaders gather in Washington to negotiate arms limits, major powers pledge united effort to ease tension. China Belgium Portugal The Netherlands and others participate, signaling high confidence on the eve of the conference while officials stress cooperation and goodwill.

Waghington Iimamerta

Bandits Wanted Marines Await Them With Guns

Bandits sought as Marines brace for confrontation in New York area and Virginia. Troops guard terminals and vote sites amid heavy security. Commanders including Captain Sarmary Unies and Master Gunner Morgah oversee operations as authorities warn of armed groups and potential raids tied to a prior heist.

New York Menaiver Garranka A

Washington Conference to Meet in Day Hall

Washington D A Memorial Continental hall was offered for use by Secretary Hughes for the Pan African Union leading assemblies. The hall was found adequate, with space for press reps from 65 economies and four hundred reserves for seating and platforms.

Washington D. A Las Roinfernet Timita Nona Memorial Continental Bist Washington D.A George Maynard Afinen Ant Weterford Chinneuteut Nitional Society ALTR Hughes

Maloney Dropped by Fire Board Captain Bray Named

Fire board meets with President Dawe in attendance. Chief Engineer Johnson praised while his removal is deemed unfounded. Captain Albert E. Maloney retires, Bray becomes captain, Burns named lieutenant, resignations accepted, new officers appointed among six applicants and several longtime members listed.

Maloney Lieut. Bray Johnson Board of Fire Commissioners Samuel Gawe Dawe al Ber Deitel B. Johnson Ate Dave J Whnao Albert E. Maloney Curvek Companys I. Bray Jarden Maloner Moseman Thomas Burns Lngine Company Bray Viewisnall Euclid 1 Forest No 11 Engine Company Lauderman Stanley Sherwood Sitther Yeatt Algnt Witt Figod Sit Bhellett Street Denna & Liitots Beechmouns Avenue Amstaslus Taanay ARF Parakreel Christina Nash Tol EL Ward Penn

Rum Robbery Accomplice Of McNally In Hands Of Police

A mystery surrounding the killing of Thomas McNally, a rum burglar and cabaret singer, nears resolution after Robert Wilson of New Haven is arrested in a Norwalk hotel. Wilson’s confession and police statements link him to McNally’s death and to prior Dow House robberies on Yale Street, with two other men questioned and the trio’s movements traced through Connecticut towns.

M’nally Robert Wilson New Haven Norwalk Thomas McNally Dow Home Yale Street Silver Street Maal Fingen Wigan Seadfords Tani Stratfer Reaver Wism Hey Wison New Mawan McNally Koseberg Wittua

Fake Stickers Trigger Arrests in Poison Milk Plot

Police and state authorities hunted for sticker distributors tied to a broader scare involving poisoned milk. Two men who bought poison at a pharmacy were detained after admitting involvement with the campaign, while officials offered a 35,000 reward for information. The case stirred actions by the Wellingside and Belle Vernon firms amid driver and staff investigations.

Len Land New. Jr loniShl Welling-Belle Vernia Compa Io R. Pulliam Treagiver Ram

German American Peace Treaty In Effect

The German American peace treaty is now in effect. Officials report ratifications were completed with Foreign Minister and commissioners present. The agreement outlines mutual obligations and sets terms for postwar relations between the nations.

Local firm negotiates lease in Springfield

A Springfield based firm negotiates a long term lease with a property owner for commercial space. Details mention yearly rent figures around 5000 dollars and discuss terms, period, and occupancy plans as part of the arrangement. Local attorneys appear in the process representing parties, with emphasis on securing a stable retail footprint and compliant agreements.

Prayers in court tale of soldiers in Washington

Fragmented OCR reports court prayers and military references. Names like Les Sipe and Mottris appear amid garbled text. The piece mentions lawyers Vinkison and a Washington proceeding with soldiers present, but specifics are unclear.

Cour Fraser Sialges Oydre Alka Bere Kigepragyr la Washdigdon

Yale Princeton Bowl Forecast Amid Rainy Forecast

New Haven November 11 Yale and Princeton fans await tomorrow’s Bowl clash. Weather predicts rain or snow while bets run 10 to 8 on Yale and tickets at up to 20 dollars. Yale holds 68 000 expectant spectators with Princeton mobilizing from Derby for the big game.

YALE New Haven Conn Princeton Tigers Bull Dogs Vale Drinceton Mortory Derby Fale Sietr New York New Hartford Rfl Piistead Alea Mirstiut Morelia

Bridgeport Fare Award Decision Delayed Amid Hearing

Local officials discussed a fare award with Bridgeport under review for future policy. The committee considered whether Bridgeport would be treated as an exceptional case and debated whether to apply any ruling to the city. A decision was tentatively set for Thursday or Wednesday following the fare hearing.

Chesti Ulade Puisie Hilue Thurars Gid Esatoniui Higgina Bridgeport

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