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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
2
A Bridgeport dental practice recounts extracting 29 teeth from Mr. Willian Vincent at no pain. The patient’s praise and a claim of over 100,000 teeth extracted underline the claim of painless procedures and customer satisfaction.
Nikttuk of this city was taken into custody tonight on a charge of assault with intent to kill following an alleged attack near Sixteenth Street. Inspec tor Dimothy F. Hickey arrested him within 15 minutes of the act. The injured man, Tony Oar Heising, was hospitalized with deep lacerations to the left thigh and arm and a rash under the arm.
About 8 000 attendees in London gathered in Falcurn Square to honor Lord Mayor Mwney’s death, with Pipers and a Sinn Fein presence. FP J Ketly spoke for the Self-Determination League on Irish self governance while Michael Collins and others expected to arrive soon for a London meeting with Premier George.
A crumbling dispute over railroad wages and freight rates unfolds as workers lament a 32 percent pay cut since July while freight reductions are pursued. The Interstate Commerce Commission authorizes potential rate changes, raising fears the public will bear the burden of any concessions.
Delegates arrive amid formalities with respect and well wishes for the conference. A military band plays the Japanese national anthem and then the Star Spangled Banner as they depart from the onion station escorted by cavalry and officers. Crowds line the streets, cheering the visitors as the procession proceeds to a nearby residence.
Benjaann th Krahnsa reports Nanlac saved the wife’s life as a doctor’s warning spurs hope. The woman, claiming she never aged twenty years, recalls a choking illness and a two week Janene course that revived her health. Taslne, from Bridgeport, advertises stoves and a local goods listing follows.
Allied military leaders including Ost Diaz Beatty Tagques and Beatty arrive in New York en route to Kansas City to attend the American Legion convention as honored guests. They will be welcomed by officials and travel with a special train and accompanying entourage.
Dr Canterno, former leader of the Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra, disputed reports of no future conduct. He refused further comment after hints that leadership was voluntary and noted a new group called the Bridgeport Philharmonic Association, composed of professional men, with its first appearance not yet set.
Waterbury Com. Oct. Peter Charamuskas, a resident of Waterbury, reportedly took his own life today. He was found at St Marys Hospital after workless status and financial strain, with details of the incident emerging this afternoon.
Police report a large demonstration outside the U S Embassy in Paris has been brought under control. An earlier protest at the American consulate in Hanoi followed a warning from authorities about possible violence. Seventeen persons were involved in disturbances and arrests were made.
A boy was hit by a taxi in Fairfield while walking with his father and brother. The driver refused to identify himself, and authorities sought the taxi’s owner amid public inquiries. The boy’s condition and the driver’s identity remain undisclosed.
Labor board poised to decide key wage and working condition questions after October 30, as a majority of unions abstain from striking. Open sessions were held with 1,490 union chairmen and presidents summoned. Police arrested trespassers on railroad property near several lines amid ongoing labor tensions.
Truckmen from various parts of the state gathered in Norwalk yesterday morning and drafted plans to urge Governor Lake to repeal a recent law. They reported heavy penalties for violations, argued loads exceed capacity, and warned of bad effects on railroad and state transportation. Several trucees were arrested and fines imposed, while some members considered placing machines in a barn if the law remained.
North Atlantic sailing events headline the cup racers as halifax harbor hosts race action tonight. Teams like Halifan and others vie for the series lead with strong contenders from America Cup circles.
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