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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
18
Chicago October 30, a federal judge declared that an alien resident in the United States has absolutely no constitutional rights. The ruling refused writs of habeas corpus for a group known as the wobbles, who faced deportation after completing sentences for violation of the caplonase act during the wet war.
A noted speed record shows the Sovereign of the Season covering 437 miles on a voyage from New York to San Francisco. The voyage highlights remarkable pace by this vessel and marks a notable maritime achievement of its era.
The Republican rally at Mish School features 22 women ushers from the Mee districts. Col Wingham Haven, candidate for lieutenant governor, will preside. Speakers include Congressmen Schuyley and Kin with plans for a Tarvey Hurtbell band and Carlton Cubartates to energize the event tonight starting at 7.00.
Dominick Defnna age 15 Willard Too was arraigned on two automobile law violations after crashing a car into a bar and telegraph pole on Tamyanne Sunday. He was fined 63 dollars and costs. Jacob Tavkins of Lexington was arrested for interfering with police during an neighborhood investigation and fined 14.57 dollars.
Georgia W. Decker of Byrdeeport files for divorce from Mirabeth S. Decker after 12 years of marriage on August 7 1908 claiming intolerable cruelty. The couple has three children. Another divorce petition names Myra Beers Die of Desertion, married May 31 with no children.
An invading bandit army looted and partly burned a town in Honan Province on Saturday night. They captured Ledgard of the China Inland Mission and other workers. Madame Ledgard and her child evaded the attackers and escaped.
West Point modern languages instructor Major Kane and his wife narrowly escaped death when their automobile on the Highland ferry boat was jolted from a Hudson River crossing. The car veered, became submerged, and rescuers freed the couple through a roof hole after the vessel reversed engines to prevent a catastrophe.
In Greenwich a court hearing centered on a vehicle joy ride involving Joshua Green, owner of Drinkweter & Sons garage. Thompson testified that Green had sent him for cider in a light post car, but Thompson drove off, causing a crash through the O Mello building window. Thompson was fined 23 dollars plus 16 dollars in costs. damage fates to be settled with the garage.
The Apple Shipper's Association promotes National Apple Week urging higher apple consumption for health. Dealers note apples should be regular daily fare like potatoes, with abundant local supplies and affordable prices, contrasting with the costly potato habit.
Paris report says Roumania cannot pay interest or principal on its 28 million dollar loan to the United States for four years. M. Antonescu, head of the Roumanian debt mission, explains the plan to resume payments after the grace period. He is a senior financial expert and Roumanian supreme court judge.
A stuttering harbor report notes a large salt shipment arriving yesterday on barges totaling about 7 000 tons. The cargo was allocated to American Erase powerhouse United Aluminum Company Congress Street and Bridgeport Trans Company. Sailors aboard the Bridgeport harbor vessel faced leave timing, while two oarsmen near Stratford Avenue Bridge encountered a mishap under a windy northwest gale. The Weymouth Nova Scotia schooner Rosa M Yellowview returned with syrup, and Dargo Turnegat from Norton Bay unloaded canes near Congress. The Twaisted Tlhuast Ling Company shipyard noted a major vessel entry with plans to depart early today. A life-span breakdown lists average sailor time across sleep work recreation travel dress and food.
Mrs Champion, on trial for first degree murder in Cleveland, will testify in her own defense tomorrow. Attor neys kept details private but expect testimony to finish and jury to get the case by Tuesday night.Witness Trump h Pearson testified self defense after O Connell struck at Champion amid a dispute between her husband and O Connell just before the killings. Weather Bureau notes unusual high winds, a sparse population in the square mile, and low inhabited count compared to other regions.
A steam shovel at the Morrisiana police court in the Bronx was halted while a plan to disinter a canary and a cantry buried in the court yard was debated. Court officer Wittenn sought permission from Park Commissioner Hennegsy, then the shovel was stopped to reconsider the burial.
The hunting season for fur bearing animals opens tomorrow with most species allowed in the open season and restrictions on trapping. Pelts may be possessed or transported. trapping on private land requires permission and is forbidden without it. Violators face fines up to $25.
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