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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1924
Page
6
The ad touts an Indican test claiming many headaches stomach trouble and pale skin are caused by Indican poison. It urges urinalysis and using Center's Little Liver Pills to remove Indican from the system, promising relief and healthier digestion.
On Armistice Day Paris veterans marched in silent processions from the Arc de Triomphe to the Chamber of Deputies to appeal for higher pensions. Premier Herriot met with leaders, pledging to push pension increases while veterans stressed inadequacy of current pensions. The crowd remained orderly as contingents of wounded veterans and the blind walked together.
Firemen from Redding replied to a blaze at the home of Samusi Ricks in a tenant house owned by Randolph Bradley. About 20 firefighters controlled the fire with minor damage after dead grass brush near the rear and shingles on the side caught from burning brush. Miss Tisle Ferry spotted the flames. no injuries reported.
Colonel Frank S Armstrong of the United States Army Quartermaster Corps died while preparing to depart Manila for the United States. He was slated to travel with a group and was undergoing arrangements for the homeward transport.
Reported sightings prompt yacht crew aboard the motor yacht Lie Miicsson to believe the derelict previously linked to the Trenton may have broken up. A transatlantic steamer had earlier sighted a hulk near the original coordinates, with crews noting the craft possibly drifting eastward.
In New Haven tomorrow the operators of the proposed Connecticut College of Pharmacy will discuss establishing a three year program for aspiring pharmacists. A 1921 act allowed 25 druggists to form the college and January 7 1925 requirements include high school education and a college of pharmacy degree. Acceleration and facilities are under consideration with no final plan yet formed.
Emma Goldman arrives in England seeking asylum after deportation from the United States. She intends a speaking tour across Britain to advocate for political prisoners in Russia and oppose Bolshevism, with a welcome dinner planned in London featuring guests including Rebecca West and Siegfried Sassoon.
An appeal from a $25 fine and one day jail in Norwalk City Court for careless driving led to a $100 fine and a suspended 10 day jail sentence by Judge Huxford in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas. In Wilton, Zalman Road faced a road rules violation with a $465.89 fine and costs after allegedly denying another motorist the right of way.
The body of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge lay in state at the Beacon Street home of Dr William Sturgis Bigelow with family present while mourners from all walks of life paid respects. A noon service at Christ Church Cambridge will include 24 U.S. Senators and numerous officials from state and city, with attendance by British the consul general and other dignitaries. State offices close for the funeral hour and federal courts in Boston close 11 am to 2 pm.
The case filed by Daniel Ragal seeking $25 600 in commissions from Bridgenoit Motor Truck is headed to a jury after weeks of trial in Superior Court before Judge Christepher B. Aver. Attorneys argued late yesterday as a separate Common Pleas hearing on Anastasia O Brien's suit against William Charles T continued.
President Coolidge shows no inclination to host an inaugural ball and has not decided on plans for the ceremony. White House aides say he questioned the need to attend a ball if held and indicated a preference for simple and economical inaugural observance.
Captain James To Jarvis of Brooklyn and seven crew members of the speed launch Mary were captured by the Coast Guard after an altered rum runner last night. They appeared before United States Commissioner Liu Mathewson at the customs house. Jarvis was held for the next term of United States court under bonds of 1600. the other men were released.
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