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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
4
Mary Suiay, 40, drops dead of natural causes in her Clinton Avenue kitchen. Her two children found her bodies in the home at 85 Clinton Avenue after returning from school for lunch.
Rev EL Yo S Peeke’s letters from Tokyo and Yokohama describe collapse in business districts, bodies piled in streets, refugees in open spaces, and looting by roaming groups. He walked 25 miles to Yokohama through aftershocks as fires burned and communications failed.
Cambridge Mass September 1949 D William M Robb of Boston and Dr Dalvea D Swope of Brockton charged with first degree murder and accessory before and after the fact in the death of Mrs Alice M Wolschendorf of East Bridgewater were brought into court for arraignment. Proceedings delayed pending motions to abate and quash the indictment. Portions of Mrs Wolschendorf’s body were found in two suit cases in the Merrimack River near Yngsboro about three weeks ago. District Attorney Arthur K Reading says he has proof she was last seen alive entering Robb’s offices.
London reports David Lloyd George decries the peace postwar period in a 300 page work to be released September 28. He argues the Ruhr crisis and reparations policy are the only viable path and calls for full publicity of British proposals from the August 1922 Allied conference. Nine battleships are withdrawn from the Japanese navy under the Washington naval agreement terms.
Elizabeth Mech Purcell wed James Joseph Connell Jr in a ceremony at St Anng Church Black Rock with Rev Roach officiating. Bridesmaids wore antique gold tones, bouquets of autumn flowers, and the couple celebrated their parents 25th anniversary with a reception at The Farm. The bride, a New Haven High School graduate and teacher, is step with the groom, a New York attorney.
Members of the Mews League of the Black Rock Congregational church attended a church gathering in Woodruff Memorial hall last night. Following the business meeting, entertainment featured cartoonist Robert Forbes, Z woo Shaw, Brown soloists Paul Boones, violinist T Rooney, pianist and Professor Zilolf tramgonist.
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