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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1922
Page
3
Hartford Probate District Republicans renominated Judge Walter H. Clark at a noon meeting. Contention marked a routine party step in Hartford with Clark expected to seek reappointment.
An advertisement proclaims Ironized Yeast builds strength rapidly using yeast ironized, containing vitamins and iron. It claims improved digestion, energy, and blood richness, touts 60 tablets per package, priced at $1.00, and urges avoiding substitutes from Atlanta based Ironized Yeast Co.
Huntington, Sept 18 Associated Press A new romance turmoil unfolds in county jail as Mrs Laura Price is held on a conspiracy to kill her second husband James K Price of Corbin Ky The husband she divorced a year ago plans to support her marriage to I Bowman a business man named co respondent He later says the former newspaper man who helped her is ready to win her back Detectives Hinchman Ripley say she gave a note for 2000 to shoot Bowman from ambush with life insurance rumored at 5000
Seven youths faced city court yesterday for loitering at a well street corner. Each was fined 1 to 2 dollars while some were warned that further disturbances would draw harsher penalties.
New York hotel policy recognizes a married woman's right to keep or register her maiden name. Doris Pleiachman, bride of Edward Bernays, entered her name at the Waldorf Astoria, prompting the hotel to direct that the term wife be inserted as a suffix in some form.
The September term of the criminal Superior Court opens at 2:99 this afternoon with an adjournment planned to Monday September 28. Judge James H. Webb will preside over the civil side, commencing at 10:30 this morning, with four cases on the aged list including dissolving a temporary injunction and estate administrations against Bridgeport Land and Title Co, and others.
Seven year old Mary Selnto of Gilmore Street sustained minor abrasions and lacerations after being struck by a vehicle driven by Edward Schine of 498 Wireman Avenue while crossing Gilmore Street. She was treated by Dr. F. J. O'Brien at Emergency Hospital and returned home.
Bridgeport workers, numbering over 3000, buy lots on instalment plans with aim to build homes within a year. Real estate firms report improving mortgage money and labor conditions, predicting a spring upturn in new construction as banks resume lending and payments normalize. Local firms say many buyers plan to self-build, while wage disparities lure workers to seek higher wages out of town.
A rear fire at McCarthy's lunch room on Main Street West destroyed logs and caused about 6000 in damage. Most losses came from water, with smoke and heat affecting nearby stores and offices. Firemen spent four hours preventing spread to the Loomer building attached to the burning site. Bray and officers attended related injuries and family visits as details emerged. The incident disrupted adjacent businesses and prompted investigations into the blaze.
In Charlestown West Virginia a federal court ruling holds that a striker’s refusal to vacate a company house after notice violates an injunction barring trespass on Cardban Fuel Company property. Judge McClintic found the act makes him a trespasser, affecting several thousand miners on strike.
Mealister Oklahoma September 18 The J C Trotter jailed on embezzlement charges tied to Brooks Institute Hartshorne and wife desertion escaped from Pittsburg county jail when bars were found loosened in two. He awaited Kentucky fugitive warrant and had been jailed with nurse Andryn Campbell. she was not held. Since incarceration he has cooked meals for inmates.
The text advertises Paisley corduroy prints on sand, copper, and blue grounds at $1.50 per yard, Canton crepe dresses in grey tan navy and black at $3 per yard, and silk brocaded Canton crepe in black brown or navy at $5 per yard, with 36 to 40 inch widths.
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