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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
2
A Pullman meeting discussed sworn questions on alleged perjury related to recent license actions. Officials stated perjury penalties apply if a citizen’s sworn testimony proves facts beyond doubt.
Pain stopped instantly and corns removed quickly and gently. Blue jay the liquid or plaster ends corns by a touch. Plant stops at once and the corn loosens and comes out. Prove this tonight at the drug store and bid corns farewell.
Reported chaos as ten suspects are held in the Winkle case after a fatal crash. The scene unfolds around Winkie with officers testifying about the murdered man and a saloon keeper charged with related crimes. One witness, a Mae teria, provides material testimony while bond details and local police indifference inquiries dominate the scene. The incident centers on a crash and a saloon frequented by implicated individuals.
Police wound a man in a saloon during a riotous brawl as officers quell the disturbance near Gregory Street. Angonis and Bartk are separated and arrested after a struggle behind the bar while a second man, Bianovice, is taken to hospital for treatment. Angonis, a Scranton transplant with prior liquor-law arrests, remains in custody. Bart remains unharmed.
The People’s Ice and Cold Storage Co seeks state and federal permission to extend its business to store general merchandise liquor and all beverages. Amendment filed shows aim to store wines spirits and other goods under new scope. Federal approval sought after July board meeting. papers dated Sept 15 list La Mein warehouse and Seaview avenue offices.
A Waterbury resident suffers multiple injuries when an automobile crashes into a pole in Waterville. The driver and passenger are described as vividly hurt with the car wrecked beyond repair and engine broken into pieces.
A chaotic meeting in a district Republican caucus hall drew packed crowds and tense exchanges. Sheriff Maloney explained Greenstein did not call a caucus to respect constitutional rights, while a petition urged a special meeting and listed delegates for the party convention.
A. Simmons, head of the Ku Klux Klan, states he transmitted telegrams to Congress urging a sweeping investigation of the Klan’s activities. He asserts the organization seeks to prove its innocence with unimpeachable witnesses and disputes alleged charges against it.
Nav al Tug Bagdaduce ran aground near New London on the prior night. It was freed today with no damage reported, according to early advisories from naval authorities in Shington.
The Eighth District Democratic Club nominates Thomas Doherty for alderman as Democrats vote Oct 11 from 5 to 9 PM in the same polling places as Republicans. Delegates and candidates are listed, with Doherty’s backing by the district and arrangements for eligibility and polling hours.
On Staten Island a brass cylinder containing ancient British sovereigns was unearthed near Col. John TW Homan’s row house. A large diamond was found with the coins, drawing hundreds of residents to search yards for more treasure. The house sits on property once owned by Colonel Homan.
A Senate agreement set one hour debate per senator on peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary beginning October 14 with a possible final vote by October 4 or 15. Lodge opposed a fixed day, while Sterling said fears of anti beer factions were unfounded as the pact moved forward.
Bridge Massachusetts September 10 A brother Townsend of Liscity telegraphs that a murdered girl found in a house closet shore yesterday is his sister Munsurut M Townsend aged 24. The body was found after a postcard matter at Beat Mountain S WY. his mother received the postcard. The story notes a change in conditions and references an official fish, but details are unclear.
A blaze at a Fairfield Avenue bake shop caused breaking skylights and smoke but limited interior damage. Officials say logs were the main loss, grease and baking materials sparked the fire, which was controlled with extra apparatus as traffic on Fairfield Ave was halted during peak night trade.
A note states iron will resist rust if rubbed with stove polish blended with paraffin instead of water. This home care tip highlights a simple preventive technique using common substances to protect metal surfaces.
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