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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
9
The interview with Bavarian leader Von Kahr portrays monarchist sentiment among Bavarians while stressing that secession from the Reich is improbable. He argues a forceful restoration would be an error and urges patience as events develop, asserting Germany’s unity will follow a restored monarchy.
William Stearns of Westport testified in Superior Court that the sale of New England Cereal Co stock, at 260000 per value, netted only 70000 to the company treasury with the remainder used for underwriters commissions and sale expenses. The case involves a claim by Willy Biv of Providence.
Chicago October 2 The giant navy dirigible M 1 completed a long maneuvering flight across Lake Michigan crossing the lake at eighty miles an hour. It passed over Michigan City and South Bend Indiana and was last sighted near the Indiana Michigan area. Rear Admiral W A Moffett boarded the ship and radio messages indicated a possible arrival around six a m tomorrow.
September traffic bureau report records three people killed and several injured in bedgeport area street crashes this month.
Easton officials consult legal aid to decide first selectman winner from a tight race. Robert P. Davis, Republican, led with 143 votes, Arwin FP had 127, while Gregory trailed. Democrats argue Edwards, nominated on their side, should be honored as first selectman based on overall vote. Davis likely to be designated as fire selectman. Also elected were Mrs. Florence Marsh and her father as town officials. Followed by social notes from Easton and nearby towns.
Special Telegram tally lists party sweeping results with names for selectmen town clerk treasurer auditor constables registrar voters and school committee along with amendment vote figures. Named officials include John Johnson Edwin Driggs J P Addison and Charles Stevens among others. totals show party success across offices.
A two story barn owned by Charles S Nash in Ridgefield was burned early last night. High winds spread flames toward nearby residences of wealthy locals. Estimated loss about 34,900 dollars. Nash, a former borough official, was identified.
Captain Joseph Freyler, commander of No. 9 Engine, completed 30 years of active fire service yesterday. Appointed call man September 1, 1808, and permanent member October 1, 1887, his long tenure concludes after decades of duty on La Haye street. Albert Petrucet, 150 North Washington, fined $2 plus costs in Common Pleas Criminal Court after pleading guilty to driving his auto by a tramcar.
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