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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
2
Testimony centers on a young man named Leonard Rhinelander and Grace as they ride and tour with others including Alice and Carl. Letters from Alice reveal romantic advances while the wife’s gaze and a tense cross examination unfold, with experts detailing Leonard’s stammer and progress.
Trinity College faculty issued a statement endorsing undergraduates' right to criticize college government, in response to a student petition about Malcolm L. Stephenson of the Tripod being reinstated. Dean Troxwell had suspended Stephenson for 30 days over a Tripod article deemed prejudicial to discipline. the suspension remains in effect.
In Buffalo, Bishop Nuelson of Zurich told the Kiwanis club that Europe’s military might in 1914 was small compared with today’s power. He warned that Europe remains menaced by brute force, nationalism and militarism even as it slowly moves away from war. Trial nears end in Noblesville murder case with rebuttal testimony and time to subpoena more witnesses.
Cairo dispatch reports James Henry Breasted or similar observers noting rumors Carter suspects murder in Tutankhamen death. Horemheb allegedly a contender. secrecy imposed by Egyptian government to shield tomb findings. Inner coffin and papyrus scroll touted as historic wonders, with potential royal crown transfer to King Fuad.
Referee findings fault four trustees for failing to establish six separate trust funds under Jay Gould's will. George J. Gould's children, including Gloria Gould Bishop, were excluded from the trust fund. Interest on a $629,401 commission from Western Union shares was ordered paid to the estate, with added interest for mismanagement. Edwin Gould’s petition to resign as trustee was recommended granted.
Danbury and Stamford was adequate and opposed the grant for a new line. There was no opposition to the proposed lines between Danbury and New Haven and Danbury and South Norwalk, many prominent men appearing in favor of the former line. The group favoring this line appeared at the hearing in a range bus, including P. J. Gerretty, superintendent of the Industrial Association of the Lower Naugatuck Valley, Mayor J J Conway of Derby, Mayor John C Mead of Ansonia, and former Mayor Lockwood Jovchkiss of Ansonia.
Police held Pan guale Ippolito of Newark on suspicion after a three story frame dwelling burned in Cast Or angis killing five people. A 15 year old girl identified the suspect as the man who visited the scene, while the owner of the building was described as the accused.
Former National Democratic leader Homer Cummings resigns from the Connecticut Democratic National Committee after long service since 1900. The piece notes his prior roles, nominations, and that Thomas J. Spellacy may succeed him as party chair. It outlines other potential resignations and candidates, with state figures weighing future committee composition.
Democratic State Central committee members from Bridgeport head to New Haven to discuss party finances and a possible leadership reorganization amid a deficit of about five dollars. Leaders like John A. Cornell weigh options after arrival at the Hotel Taft, with Witzgerald named a potential rival for the top post. Bridgeport officials vow to guard party interests.
A widespread stock selloff eased as the market swept higher led by Du Pont Rally Spectacular which surged to 230 and then slipped to 247 for a net gain of 16. Industrials like American Brake Shoe & Foundry and General Electric posted gains, while GM recovered over half of prior losses. Rail shares surged with Baltimore and Ohio reaching the highest price in eight years, and Lehigh Valley at a 12 year peak. Curb market gains lagged behind the NYSE rally.
An official representative of the New Haven Community Chest will speak at the Stratfield on Sunday night for Bridgeport officers and Chest workers. Final instructions for the drive for 35,900 dollars beginning next Monday will be given by George H. Woods, chainman of the individual subscribers division.
Hollywood reports Theda Bara, famed pre war screen vamp, will return to film as a comedy actress. She has signed with Hal Roach and starts work on her first comedy next month, poking fun at the now out of date intense adventuress persona.
Washington November 11 The House Ways and Means committee favorably considered simplifying the income tax law as part of the 1924 Revenue Act. The panel referred the task to a subcommittee to assess feasibility and the advisability of appointing a special commission to draft a plan. The committee approved several key provisions for the new tax reduction bill and adjourned until Monday.
Daily Record details ambulance calls for multiple victims. John Doa intoxicated near Stratford Avenue. George Roma injured by auto at Barnum Avenue and Prince Street with left leg abrasions. Peter Kilcourse struck near Barnum Avenue and Prince Street with a possible fracture and taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital. William Latham injured at drone grounds on Norman Street with finger injuries and mild intoxication after treatment.
Harry Benson, 60, an insurance agent of Wood Avenue, was arrested by Motorcycle Officer Kiernan after a crash on Barnum Avenue near Summerfield. Patrick Kilcourse, 66, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital with a possible left knee fracture. George Roma, 45, received abrasions and went home.
The trial of Dr Harold Elmer Blazer for the murder of his daughter Hazel Blazer heads to the jury after dramatic closing pleas. The defense urged insanity and humanity on trial while the prosecutor urged conviction for first degree murder and life imprisonment.
Hugh Antoine DArcy author of The Face Upon The Barroom Floor died of heart disease in Tenox Hospital New York. DArcy known for many poems and songs, his barroom floor poem gained the most notoriety and was translated into many languages.
A sermon extols peace through righteousness and democratic ideals. The speaker warns against autocracy, praises international unity, and urges men of imperial hearts to cast aside prejudice. A patriotic music program accompanies the services with American British and French flags on display.
Dr Smykowski a prominent Polish physician and member of the Polish People of America committee met Archbishop John Cieplak on the Leviathan dock in New York Tuesday. The prelate, en route to tour the United States, planned visits to Bridgeport and a planned talk here. Archbishop Cieplak then sped to Washington to thank President Coolidge for intercession with Mussolini and Russia. Monsignor Michael J Lavelle of St Patrick's Cathedral also met the prelate at the dock.
New York November 11 Comedian W Morrissey was arrested by two deputy sheriffs and sent to Tudlow street jail until $1,500 back alimony is paid to his first wife following a Supreme Court contempt order. He had appeared with his second wife at the Monte Carlo Regu.
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