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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
2
Police report a failed nighttime robbery attempt as a resident, Herman Ostrofsky, fought back and neighbors aided. The assailants escaped with no clear clues and no injuries reported. Authorities investigated a broken window scene as the investigation continues.
Washington police and Virginia detective report a major liquor theft from Joe Leiter. Authorities say hundreds of cases were taken during a break in at Leiter's home, with a damaged steel door and stormed cellar observed. Evidence points to a private position, with ongoing investigation and concealed motives suspected.
Police tonight in Heron held actress and chorus girl Mildred Welwin and Chirl Chd on a murder charge in the death of Al Stet. The two women were booked on the blotter as suspects with the body found in Stet’s home. Evidence points to possible strangulation or foul play. authorities continue combing the scene for clues.
Washington reports suggest railroads showed improved operating income in August after trimming maintenance and operations costs. Officials note that savings from reduced expenditure on maintenance could have offset potential losses, yet the aggregate figures indicate a positive result, with a cited operating income of about 90 million dollars if costs had not been cut.
Washington expects government action soon to cut railroad rates and wages over the coming months. The move may be preceded or accompanied by a proportional wage cut, likely around 24 percent, affecting the railroads nationwide.
A Korean commission today urged the American delegation to Lisbon for immediate arms control talks. The request, tied to Korea’s grave pressure, aims to present a path for settlement at the conference. Senator Charles SB Thames of Ontario offered to mediate.
Washington reports a Democratic National Committee meeting planned for Sunday at sunrise with a national campaign focus. The event was announced tonight from party headquarters, detailing expected discussions on the deflationary campaign and related party operations amid weather delays and travel constraints.
Theod-George and De Valera refuse to meet the Premier unless two conditions are sworn to the Crown and Ulster is not coerced. British officials insist no treaty alliance with an independent Ireland. Griffty and colleagues traveled in limousines. Michael Culilis will arrive to join the hotel delegation and a cabinet conference is planned tomorrow morning.
Oklahoma Senator Gore, long blind in one eye from a youth accident, is undergoing a sunlight treatment discussed by Boston specialist Dr Harris. An examination in Washington followed a paper on the therapy, with hopes of restoring sight and renewed vision for the Senator.
A fragmented report notes that 34 cities mobilized emergency measures to assist the unemployed amid a winter crisis. Conferences led by officials and industry groups coordinated public works, rails, coal, and industrial hiring to bolster relief, job creation, and local employment programs across regions.
United States relief operations for Russian refugees in Constantinople halt after two years. Final transfer of 1,250,000 francs goes to a life sponsorship fund. Government, civil, and commercial bodies honor American service. Manus Claflin Tavis of Boston and Captain Wilfred Day of Richmond receive the Order of Osman.
The Panama tolls bill faces delay in the House as leaders expect indefinite postponement until after arms talks. The Senate seeks action, while Borah and Underwood split along party lines on repealing toll exemptions for American vessels. The measure, tied to 1919 content and diplomatic aims, divides Republicans and Democrats.
The United Church Society invites attendance for Dr C F Barton at a meeting in New York with speaker Rev. Lamorray. A funeral service for Corporal Robert Kellner, a US Army member recently arriving in the United States, will be held at 9 a m Wednesday from 429 West 9th Street. Several details request six attendees, with expenses noted and church support for travel costs.
Doroth Tweed and C. Pies, both members of the Silvermine artists colony, displayed works this week at the Homestead venue. The show featured portraits, landscapes, and other studies, highlighting distinct styles from the two artists.
Vermont Governor James Harness visited Waterbury overnight to discuss state employment and unemployment issues. He met local officials and spoke about job training and supporting residents amid industry changes in Vermont.
Mrs dnin FH Daskam convenes a meeting of Democratic women of the Eleventh district at 8 oclock in the afternoon. The session will be held at Democratic Newsquadera al Penthrexe and Scholes streets. Sept 8 details include Porter hart and Naser Nakeaa noting debate over boil war varied and a walkout by Netana after payment.
A tense meeting of local officials discusses suspending two officers, Joseph Moree and George Galvin, for alleged misrepresentation on appointment applications. They will be tried tonight with counsel present as warnings of potential financial penalties loom amid the rising public scrutiny.
Reported sinking of the Rowan in heavy fog near West Camak with six missing. West Camak and three other vessels joined the rescue, while a lifeboat or alert was sent and crews attempted to reach survivors. The Clan Malco sustained only minor damage.
A Jewish organization in Warnang plans a nationwide drive to raise funds for Palestine. No set quota exists yet but the goal is 169,009. Funds will be raised by district committees with workers visiting Jewish homes. The operation details and exact start date are undecided.
A dealer notes weather will steer coal prices this winter amid supply concerns. The piece cites expected mild conditions easing demand, but warns of potential cold snaps that could spike heating needs. Dr. Schwaittz and Dr. Sonwarta are named in unrelated medical notes, while a spillover incident reports Mr. Watsh injuring a wrist in a car crank accident.
A Hartford man credits Tantac tonic with a dramatic restoration after years of stomach trouble and cancer scare. He says after suffering bans and hospital visits he bought a bottle from Hindle Drug Stores and regained health, weight, and vigor, astonishing neighbors who phoned for details.
Lateryey Vani S Chapman will appear before State Referee Judge Barry Benfield of Stamford at a county court hearing today to seek a modification of the decree granting custody of their child only during summer months. The couple were divorced years ago and the previous order gave Mrs Chapman custody for the rest of the year and summer months.
Firemen were summoned after a false alarm last night near Benham Avenue. The brief incident occurred after 7 o clock, with crews from Crowther and nearby stations responding to the fire call that proved unfounded.
Private detective Joan Bebwimmer said Schwimmer who was shot in the abdomen last Saturday remains in cool condition at Bridgeport Hospital. Authorities report the alleged assailant Zenchummer faced a warrant this week, with Schwimmer’s complete recovery considered certain.
In a nighttime wreck two people were killed and another injured near central area. James Grant 71 and another passenger died at the scene while driver Jose and another occupant survived with injuries. Police investigated the single-vehicle collision on a rural road.
Bookmakers on Fingish route unurses have Tarn ed the Lonkins and Raises. Their main object is to protect themselves from chackmakers are to faulters.
Serbia protests to England and France over Albanian aggression as Albania gains Italian backing. Mobilization is reported in Serbia to defend the Adriatic frontier, while Italy allegedly trains and arms Albanian forces. The crisis prompts planned supreme council discussions within days to avert a broader clash.
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