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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1922
Page
2
A governor's proclamation postpones hunting restrictions for the opening weeks, promising a full woods season this year. Daily bag limits include woodcock five, quail five, Hungarian partridge three, ruffed grouse twenty, deer hunting prohibited, with season from October 7 to January 13.
The registrar faced trial over alleged omissions from primary lists. Witnesses said their names were left off, while others claimed they had applied to be listed. The judge heard brief testimony as the case focused on who was omitted and why.
Lebourveau of Stambor will address the first Hin Sew 1 Yon meeting of the season for the American Chemical Society at the adversity club. He discusses artefactual leather manufacture while the program opens at fifty o clock with preliminary remarks and a later address at 7 30. Attendance details available from M G Burt at 436 Water.
The Board of Governors and committee secretaries met last night at the Strathei Hotel to plan the season. A dinner is arranged for November with Charles Carpenter of Philadelphia set as principal speaker.
Mayor Atwater announced that a charter revision question will appear on the upcoming election ballot after Town Clerk and legal review. He cited signatures with or without addresses and duplicates, noting enough valid names remain to warrant the vote on the charter revision.
Fragmented dispatches report ongoing Britain and allies in a tense wartime pause. Cabinet talks in Dublin and Athens monitor peace talks prospects while Greece and other nations weigh next steps amid military pressures.
Three Sickler servants were held as material witnesses in an inquiry tied to the deaths of Stella Zeisler and Hale Harey Eyire. The District Attorney Bonnell and police investigated a murder tied to effects or personal trust. Names and details appear garbled but indicate an official examination of possible homicide and related charges.
The Chicago area saw a two cent reduction in gasoline prices effective today as announced by Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The move lowers costs for motorists and could save drivers over $2.50 million monthly, with the new price applying at distributor stations and tank wagon deliveries in the region.
Police investigate a joint double homicide with testimonies from Pearl and Schneider. Witnesses describe finding the bodies near an apple tree as Raymond and others faced bloodshed. Court officials seek details on a pearl handled knife and notes from a threatening letter.
Report from Yori Der shows limited gains as bargaining teams from the Brotherhood and the old line union press toward new wage contracts. Negotiations stretch days before a possible accord. Leadership heads of 18 substitutes influence the meeting while engineers and labor unions press for terms amid uncertainty.
Boston reports a scheduled Wednesday gathering of Near East committee delegates convened by MPresident Herd- Ing amid concerns over the Turkic invasion. The meeting followed conferences with HP Mays former postmaster general and Judge John Marton Payne president of the fed Cross by telephone.
A masked bandit entered the Bank of Montreal in Altona about 16 miles from Blan Iowa, locked the manager and a clerk in the vault, unlocked the safe, scooped up 2300 dollars, and fled in a car with three accomplices. Police search ongoing for the suspects.
A motorcycle rider James Weally struck a trolley passenger J Albreck of field Fairfield. Albreck was severely cut on the forehead and treated at his home. The incident happened as he tried to alight at Benson's switch. The article notes a dance benefiting Fairfield Clippers baseball on October 31 and various town notices including voter registration and high school football plans.
The piece reports Burton urging that Allied debts be paid to avoid war risks and global instability. He argues repayment preserves leverage without expanding loans, criticizes excessive focus on academic League questions, and mentions U.S. potential involvement in world affairs and a world court.
Elimination races at Halifax N S were halted as officials ruled vessels could not complete within the six and a half hour deadline. The event, involving notable craft Bhietose and Margaret EK, was suspended amid aims to choose a defender of international fishermen Lreyho.
Boston city council met to oppose the Ku Klux Klan and adopted a resolution denouncing the order as un American and secret. The council called on city authorities to use all efforts to suppress the group amid harsh, denunciatory language.
Bridgeport forms a local chapter of the Antilynching Crusaders led by Miss Mary Jackson at the Phyllis Wheatley branch on Bench Street. The group backs a federal anti lynching bill, notes 3465 known lynchings since 1889, and seeks support through dues, publicity, and fundraising events including a Boston benefit by the Spuffle Along company.
The article notes a U S ships order about closing up bars and prohibition enforcement at a distant island, with officials claiming no legal authority to oversee the area. It also reports the death of Simeon FE Baldwin at his Hartford home, unmarried with siblings, and mentions his role in state affairs.
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