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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1925

Page

3

SPELKE VERSE ATTACKS MAYOR IN LOCK AND KEYS ROW

The document presents a long, critical address by Spelke alleging the mayor changed a liquor storeroom lock after consulting with Chief Heffernan, disputing the mayor’s claim of no consultation. Spelke accuses key distribution, police conduct, and blocking access, calling for proper condemnation procedures and a full liquor inventory. He cites witnesses Joyce, McCarthy, and Nevins, and appeals for equal justice regardless of status.

Heffernan L. D. Stottler T Cote Murphy Heffer- Dan Leharge D. T McCarthy McMahon Nevins Joyce Yate and Towne Mayer

Shenandoah Disaster Inquiry Hears Survivors Accounts

Survivors testified about the Shenandoah disaster causing 14 deaths and ending the lighter‑than‑air ship’s career. Witnesses described the nose section tearing loose, the ship breaking near the bow, and the chaotic ascent after a squall. Evidence included sailing orders, itinerary changes, and potential weather impacts on safety. Commanders Rosentahl and Macmifan appeared as investigations continued into two to three weeks.

Shenandoah Lansdowne Bealtes Shenandoal Shen- Andnahi Stas Rosentahl Paul Foley Besttes

Bridgeport Republican platform endorses open bidding and honest governance

A Bridgeport Republican reorganization party platform urges clean government, open bidding for public works, and policies to protect education health and safety departments from political influence. It endorses candidates who will act independently, pursue economical legal and business administration, and oppose fundraising from public school teachers and department heads. The document, adopted Sept 18 1925, calls for primary elections on Oct 8 1925 with Gilbert Sanifer as mayoral candidate.

Hhe Sanford Defencaion Republican Party Bridgeport Reepublican Qnunecipal Pany Repub Republican Party Republican Party of Offre Politioal

Webb to Become Labor Bank Man

Cleveland, Sept 21 AP News reports A R Stone resigns as first vice president of the Brotherhood's Co-operative Trust Company in New York amid press or other interests. George Webb, Cleveland bank vice president, will take over the duties from Cleveland. Samuel I Stone resigns as vice president of the Brotherhood bank locally. successor not named.

Cleveland Wo Prenter Rnther of Locomotive Engineers A. R Stone Brotherhood Co-operative Trust Company New York Story George Webb Cleveland Bank Prenter Samuel I. Stone Warren & Byone Brotherhood Bank

Daily Record of Ambulance Calls

Dispatch notes record 12:45 p m call for Jennie Principe age 15 of Howe street with rheumatic fever fever taken to Bridgeport hospital. At 2:10 p m a call for Dennis Coughhan age 52 of Alfred street with delirium tremens taken to Hillside home. A third entry lists Joseph Smolks age 32 of East Washington extension with acute appendicitis taken to St Vincent s hospital.

Jennie Principe Howe Street Bridgeport Hospital Dennis Coughhan Alfred Street Hillside Home O m Joseph Smolks East Washington Extension St. Vincent's Hospital

France Faces Debt Talks as Reparations Debate Rages

France must pay the principal on reparations to start immediately, with payments rising over 62 years. Officials deny progress toward a debt settlement with Germany. French Finance Minister Caillaux argues taxes will rise, stressing France should pay according to capacity while American commissioners dispute the debt’s impact on the nation.

Germany France jarEasary Vance Jfrance Treasury Department Institute of Economics Carnegie Foundation New York Ge Callaux Frederick L. Colling Colliery Weekly America Eb Podies Great Britain Italy United States Caillaux Europe

Defenders dispute Wolffe role in Miss Ederle swim

Eyewitnesses corroborate signatures claiming Wolffe ordered Miss Ederle removed from the water before exhaustion. They allege he discouraged her crawl stroke, tried side stroke, limited practice, and undermined her morale while steering her toward failure in the historic English Channel attempt. Germany pays 28 million marks in first Dewes Plan instalment toward reparations.

Sandy Hook W. J. Howcroft Wolffe Cape Gris Nez Germany Seymour Parker Gilbert Genera Hig

Council approves reports as aldermen vote along lines

The council adopts the Fire committee report and approves several matters including private use installations, gas stations, and a two family house. Disputes arise over Martyn’s building line and a petition by Kraut for a Boston avenue gas station is denied. Street closures and sewer work plans are laid out, and numerous petition withdrawals and grants for abatements and damages are recorded. A pension request for a fireman’s widow is referred to the Ordinance committee.

J. R. Ganley Railroad Avenue Russel Smith Porter Main Streets Ly Bogarsky Madison Avenue Ruth Street Joseph Martyn Pixies Place Carmine Guzazi Prospect Street Martyn Mary Harkabus Abraham Kraut Boston Avenue Remington Street Freeman Street Lock Steel Chain Company William H. Baird James A. Medlrey Alfred Ww. Burdick Harry H. Doty Board of Apopravsals of Benefits Tila Gerrie Baird Waldemere Avenue Linden Avenue Hazel Myrtle Avenues Henry ‘Street Hanfors Avenue Harborview Avenue Bradley Street Pauline Argent Christine Brown Gymasium William Fitch Michael DiGenova A. H. Paul James Pekar A. Splaver Faul Stremple Mary Tavolitz M. Anna Weir Peter Meropodes Yetta Rahn Leo Linaros James P. Kiernan Frank Musinoe Charles Milewski Phelli Ambous Alice P. Downes Tlafayette Street Daniel B. Johnson St. Bark J. T. Banks A. L. DeLaney Washington Avenue Italans Want Bakery James Brock H. G. Stevens Bakers Beers Street Michael Robstock Summerfield Avenue Gould Display Company Main Street Paul Timanelli Iranistan Avenue Seaside Park Timpanelli John Tobin John J. Tobin Fire Department Ordinance Committee Mary Costello

Sued for 100000 in amorous breach case in Jersey

Miss Arnette Bauer sues Walter James for 100000 claiming a broken heart after a romance. The 60 year old engineer testified denied most letters were written by him, admitting some were at her request as examples of class English. The case went to the jury to morrow as testimony concluded.

Jersey Cyify James

Army Air Service Chief Testifies on Strength and Plans

General Patrick and General Hines urged stronger Air Service funding and personnel while stressing it must remain a support arm. They discussed Hawaii maneuvers, rising aircraft needs, and the goal of a mobile air force adaptable in emergencies amid interservice differences and policy debates.

General Patrick urges larger 1927 Air Service budget

General Patrick advocates a $26,000,000 Air Service appropriation for fiscal year 1927, noting last year’s $16,800,000. He calls for congressional revision of competitive bidding, warns the Air Service has encroached on other defense branches, and suggests a separate budget and clear division of air arms between Army and Navy. Tomorrow Secretary Wilbur will discuss the Naval Air Service with naval officers.

Je Eeney Air Service Department of National Defense Patrick Naval Air Force Navy Rana Army Une Wilbur Naval Air Service

Mitchell Dropped From Active List Amid Wreck Probe

The article notes Colonel Mitchell being dropped from active duty while investigations into the Shenandoah wreck and related charges proceed. Short indicates Mitchell may travel to the capital by auto if time allows, or by airplane otherwise. His exact status remains unassigned in the Eighth Corps, with possible court martial and investigations pending.

Short Mitchell Capital Calonel Mitchell Air Board President Coolidge Shenandoah Air Service Eighth Corps War Department Fughth Hinds

Priest Charged After Wife’s Love Affair Fallout

In Springfield Massachusetts on a September day, George A. Austin was struck by a motorcycle escorting Governor John H. Trumbull of Connecticut after stepping into the path of a motorcycle. The Governor was en route to his hotel following Governor's Day at the Eastern States Exposition when the accident occurred.

Springfield Mass George A. Austin John H. Trumbull Connecticut Nesses Austin Trumbull

Governor Trumbull's Car Breaks Man's Leg

A court case claims damages of 25 000 against Pastor Lulher Hubert Cramers over alleged alienation of affection and marital rupture. The petition alleges the husband and wife were married by payment and that the wife was living in a battery, making any potential children legitimate. The matter was presented in the local radical court.

Edmund Matts Lulher Hubert Cramers Church of the Immaculate Conception Lake Charles

Mara to Assist in Campaign to Reflect Bant on

Attorney George Mare from Bridgeport and New York named assistant to Kenneth C. Banton, a New York district attorney candidate. OBrien’s law office at 17 East 42nd Street. previously active in Democratic committees and WWI captain in the 306th Field Artillery.

George 3. Mare Bridgeport New York Kenneth C Jon HL Banter Alfred E. Smith Whitman Howerver O'Brien Citizens’ Committee Jast 42Nd Street Morgan J. O’brien Supreme Court Clarence HI. Mackay Democratic National Committee Davis- Bryan 306Th Field Artillery

Large Women Attend Novena at St Charles Church

More than 2,500 women filled St Charles church for the women's novena to Saint Theresa. The event opened Sunday with over 1,800 attendees, drawing crowds to both main and lower church spaces. Masses run daily at 6:30 and 7:30 with evening services at 7:30 reserved for women, conducted by Fathers O Heally O’Brien and Raynor.

St. Charles’ Church St. Theresa Thomas O'Heally Joan O'Brien Thomas Raynor

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