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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
8
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Waterbury report on October 18 notes United States Senator Hiram Bingham criticizes Western social superiority over Asians. He cites disdain in China and Japan and urges Golden Rule guided policy to ease international tensions. He describes the root of East West friction as Western condescension in clubs and social settings across the Orient.
Albany October 18 Associated Press. Robert Moses secretary of state condemned the civil service commission for removing two top officials as hearings resume in the Mortland act census probe. He said the action showed undue haste and would set no precedent for the state department. The suspension involved Miss Julia M Ry ar chief clerk payroll head and William J Maher assistant secretary.
Norwalk resident Corppreting his charge Corppreting his charge seeks $4 coinage action for permanent injuries from a car crash on August 24 1924 on the Boston Pos road in Norwalk. Plaintiff Palumbo alleges defendant Pictrinio Palumbo operated the car unlawfully after a prior collision and was negligent leading to a side swipe by a truck, with testimony offered yesterday.
Ambassador Dwight W Morrow completed talks in Washington and plans a brief stop in New York before departing for Mexico City next Sunday. He will travel by yacht, though the exact route and arrival time were not disclosed.
The Weather Bureau tonight issued a storm advisory noting a tropical disturbance of slight intensity near the southeast coast of Cuba. It is expected to move north or northeast with potential strengthening. Bahamas authorities were advised.
Irving Wire vice president of the Holyoke Buick company died today from injuries suffered in an automobile collision in Granby a few days ago. News of his injuries had been withheld until his death, and it was later learned that his car wrecked with another machine whose driver was not identified.
The Dr Morris Horwitz case from 984 Fairfield Avenue, charged with attempting to procure an illegal operation, was postponed from yesterday to today as State Attorney William H Comley reportedly had duties in Superior Court on a divorce case.
Two tracts totaling 176 acres between Knox and Winamie in Pulaski county Indiana were deeded to President Coolidge with a reversion clause to Indiana when a federal farm policy is enacted. Deed to Calvin Coolidge’s trustees lists Andrew Mellon James Keet Simeon Feas Julius Barnes Finis Garrett as tenants in common. Luke W Duffey and Mary Anjos Duffey arranged the transfer.
Twenty five members of the American steamer Nile crew were taken aboard the British ship Moreton Bay after the Nile ran aground in the Mediterranean near Bougaroun Algeria. The captain and eleven crew remain aboard while Hacohus stands by with the Night steering reports indicate the ship remains in shallow water amidships. The Bacchus name appears in maritime registers with confusion over a Bacchus vessel last listed in New York.
Adrien Richard died and two Bagley Trucking Co employees were hurt when their truck was struck at a grade crossing by a Boston and Maine train. William Atkinson had left foot and right leg amputated, Alfred Pelletter suffered cuts and facial bruises. hospital treatment ongoing.
Police from the Second precinct arrested two men yesterday afternoon for failure to pay personal taxes. John Spailelli of 33 Orange Street and Martoli Yostona of 154 Willard Street were released on cash bonds of $10 each for appearance in City Court today.
By Special Correspondent The Happy Sewers of Monroe will present Achievement Night on Friday October 21 at the Congregational church parlors. Program features include Four Leaf Clover chorus, Annie Romany, Ethel Burhans, James Caselond, Maric Damm, and Stepney Boys demonstrations. A silver collection, cake and lunch, and a Halloween social follow. Local residents Mrs Frank Coley, Mr and Mrs Sherman of New Haven, Mr and Mrs Charles Powell, Mrs Sanford Hitchcock, and others visited Agnes Reidsley. Wedding plans for Miss Mahil Tripp to Lester Hawkes are announced for Tong Hill. Kenneth But visited Pelham Manor with Clifford Temilason.
At the Universalists General Convention ministers debated whether smaller denominations should remain separate or join a larger union with Congregationalists and Unitarians. Dr Frank D Adams of Michigan warned of shame if no action is taken, while a Maine clergyman led the discussion on denominational justification.
Senator Nye of North Dakota told Washington Chamber of Commerce the western Republicans will decide Lowden’s candidacy. He favored Morris of Nebraska for the nomination and said western interests go beyond the McNary Haugen farm bill including freight rates inland waterways flood control and federal banking matters affecting agriculture and prosperity.
Mayor William Behrens accepts a colonelcy in the Fenneral Federation campaign set for November 14 to 22. He designates Arthur F Connor as lieutenant colonel and appoints City Clerk Alfred W Burdick to help select majors and captains for the municipal division.
Louis Graves, 31, of Bridgeport, pleaded guilty to taking a car without permission and received a three month jail term from Judge L Waldo Marvin in Criminal Superior court yesterday. He rented the vehicle September 7, drove to Brewster, New York, was arrested two days late, and claimed he had fallen asleep in Bridgeport and woke in New York State.
John Ginty of 330 Bunnell Street was arrested at 405 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Detectives Bergesnts Denick and Simonds on a breach of the peace charge. He was released on bond of 8150 for appearance this morning in City Court. The arrest stemmed from a claim by his stepfather James Stevens of 84 Hanover Street that Ginty left home and the missing overcoat, watch, and $20 gold piece attached to a watch chain. Ginty denied knowledge of the missing items.
Robert A Blantin of 82 Washington Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon for intoxication while sitting in his automobile near the American and British Manufacturing Company plant on Crescent Avenue. He was detained at the Second Precinct station and will appear before the City Court this morning.
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