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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
4
About 12,000 Kansas miners remain on strike with 3,400 at a Franklin base meeting voting to halt coal digging until the Kansas industrial court is removed from the books. Leaders Howat Dorchey are cited as testing resolve amid the protest.
Toronto report from the Associated Press says the Church of England social council recommended requiring couples to post public notice of intention to wed. The executive urged cooperation with other religious bodies to safeguard heritage and prevent hurried or ill advised marriages.
Locomobile plans a new program after terminating with Hare Motors, expanding activity at the Spent plant on a reduced schedule and boosting output. The company intends to follow prior Hare Motors policy limiting daily passenger car output while introducing a new pricing plan to offer low cost modifications.
The new state road from Hatting City to Danbury boosts traffic with about 103 motorists per hour on opening weekend. The distance to Bridgeport is 21 miles and trip times drop from over an hour to around 45 minutes under smooth conditions. Officials say traffic records may be broken with the Danbury Tall this week.
Fines totaling 254.42 were paid by seven Chinese men arrested in a raid on an alleged gambling house at 458 Water Street. Leon Long faced added charges of abduction. twenty others charged with frequenting the premises had their cases continued or dismissed on payment. Over 47 arrests occurred, with many cases carried to next court session.
An official statement reports Prime Minister Lloyd George meeting bankers and industrial leaders to seek methods to tackle unemployment and government loans. The conferences aimed to find practical solutions, with discussions described as helpful though no decisive plan announced.
Dempsey, a champion heavyweight, appeared in court on a contract claim arising from a moving picture project. Plaintiff P. Soellman of Batayi seeks 100000 dollars as a share of the enterprise. Dempsey Sawyer denies any obligation by the champion, legal or otherwise.
Declaration by Henry L. Fletcher, under secretary of state, that the United States would aid Obregon only with guarantees caused widespread discussion in Mexico City. Senor Kaens, foreign secretary for Mraleo, said Fletcher’s stance would not alter Mexico’s stance or dignity, and Obregon would not consent to pledges feared to compromise Mexican sovereignty.
Detroit announces a new Hudson Super Six car with retained patented principles and major updates. Erwin M. Jennings Company serves as Bridgeport distributor, continuing the model’s legacy since its 1918 debut and promising further refinements.
Mars Lomsengham files in the Superior Court against 5 Billingham alleging similar grounds. Leona Belvedere is named with others unknown. Clara K. Whaler, of Bether, linked to Verderick Whaley, jailed at Wethersfield State Prison. couple married January 1, 2915.
Norwalk officials discuss potential charges against Police Chief Pennington after a council meeting. Republicans allegedly attempted to disrupt a Democratic street gathering. Three men were arrested and today their cases were continued in court. The incident involves claims that officers delayed action.
The ad explains new dental laws to fight viscous film on teeth and promote cleaner, whiter teeth. It promotes Pepso dent-a toothpaste with three benefits: increased saliva flow, enhanced starch digestion in saliva, and greater saliva alkalinity to neutralize acids. A 10 day tube offer is urged with a coupon.
A local shoemaker Jerome J Donahue faces a postponed case amid counterfeiting labels and rubber heels. Judge W B Boardmen presides with bonds set at 88 004, as prosecutors list forged labels and counterfeit materials.
Witnesses told Coroner John Phelan that Lewis Renner 20 of Howard Avenue ran directly in front of a truck at the corner of Coward Avenue and Manlewood Avenue, dying from chest injuries sustained at six o'clock in the evening. Prosecutors discussed wages for telegraphers at a Toronto convention, with International President Roscoe H. Johnson noting consideration of wage cuts amid cost reductions.
Henry AteCay of 200 Milton St Brooklyn reports severe back pain making work impossible. After taking Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets since Saturday night, pain vanished within twenty four hours and has not returned this week. He recommends the remedy to others with similar conditions.
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