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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
11
A congressional expense committee prepares to report on expenditures this week. Chairman Kenyon and Attorney General Mold are noted in the proceedings as key figures, with emphasis on the Senate and related legal channels.
Western Union plans direct links with German telegram authorities to handle Chile trade between the United States and Germany. The company will collect and distribute for the new service in the United States while German telegraph authority handles distribution in Germany and Europe. Prior to the war there were two lines in Emden, Germany, cut between the Agares and the continent in 1914.
On the Pacific Coast the Ship Board withdraws 20 vessels from service. The largest ship weighed about two tons deadweight. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A quiz style piece explains animation drawing needs for 1000 feet and references counts around 16 000 drawings per reel due to subtitles and reuse. It lists names Kronen Danish ancestry and Grace Davison recreations, plus Vincent Coleman keyor as a wrestler.
Warranty deeds and mortgage records show Clara B B and Agnes E Dutt to Mavia K Sherman for 60 feet on Hawley Avenue Dover, Warner to George W Sundertin, and multiple transfers on Beardsley, Seabright, and other streets. Entries include quit claims, pendings, and notices of attachments with values cited, listing numerous individuals and properties across the city and surrounding avenues.
All Canadian wheat led a mixed Chicago trading day as supply remained tight. Official data show 80,000 bushels in stock with 44,000 of Canadian origin. overall wheat demand and prices eased after a week with a 168,000 bushel decrease in supplies.
In Omama Nebraska on November 16 stockholders of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad sought an eight day postponement of a sale set for November 20 to satisfy a judgment in favor of the Charitable Trust Company of New York. Judge W. J. Sanborn and E. Lewis of Denver denied the request in federal court.
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