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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1922

Page

16

Passaic Girl Takes Poison After Troubled Romance

Miss Sadie Roedeme 17 swallowed poison and died at Passaic General Hospital after a farewell note blamed a sweetheart who said he was not hers. Parents Peter and Mrs Roedema found her unconscious on returning home. They questioned Antonio Wallaby, a young mill worker linked to the affair, who said he had called the night before and said he was tired of her.

Passaic N. 5 Tarawell Sadi¢ Roe Passaic Generals Hospital Peter ‘Roedeme Roedema Tix Sailis Altonio Wallaby

Pedestrian Hit and Injured by Passing Motor Vehicle

Thomas Montgomery of Boston suffered a jaw and wrist fracture with facial bruises when struck on East Main near Oston Avenue. He was treated and moved to Bridgeport Hospital. driver identity unknown. Joseph Davis of New York was struck on Milford Post Road, received a scalp laceration, and was taken to St Vincents Hospital.

East Main Street Oston Avenue Thomas ‘Montgomery T1s Boston Sans Davis Montgomery Bridgeport Hospital Joseph Davis H Street New York Milsford Post Road St. Vincents Hospital Emergency Hospital

Congress Adjourns Amid Impeachment Charge Debate

Reported by Minnesota bureau Congress adjourns after debate on impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. House Judiciary committee discusses charges involving Republican Representative Keller of Minnesota and signals a possible new call for action later.

Congress House Judiciary Committee Representistiva Keller Epublican Minnesota Jarainst Daugherty

Session Ends After Ten Months Of Congress Work

Washington reports conclude the 67th Congress adjourned the second regular session after nearly ten months. Key actions included permanent tariff, naval and coal legislation, and massive appropriations amid international and domestic concerns. President Harding addressed joint sessions on governance and industry, with notable confirmations and impeachments shaping the session.

Washington Congress Harding Senate Fe Coal Commission Paxand J. Newberry Michigan Representath Heller Minnesota Daugherty Germany Austria Hungary Sutherland Utah The Supreme Court Clarke Fenrose Crow Seaghly Willams Kenyon Sul Nat Goldstein St. Louis

Late trains cause delays on New Maven line

Train service experienced several delays with trains to New York running over 40 minutes late and others 34 minutes late. Minor improvements noted yesterday as weather affected schedules and most trains departed within the day.

New York Ah. i York

Drugs Seized in Raid on New York Hotel

A large raid on a New York hotel led to arrests of a porter a clerk and two proprietors after investigators seized narcotics from trunks rooms and desks. A black book with distributor names was found and police officials from Canada Europe and the United States cited international trafficking connections.

N.Y Algg Thyuy Simon United States Vant St. Louis Canada Royal Northwest Mounted Police Sc Loula Everating Simor Simon Tonight

Banker’s $1700 Cider Party Tabs Stir NYC Court

In Shaw York on 24, banker D Raymond Nye reportedly spent $1700 in a week on parties at Reisen Weber’s cafe. Nye’s manager, D Germs p, did not deny the sum, saying only elder drinks were sold. court records note the price in bootlegging circles, with Judge Manton weighing the case.

Shaw York Sune D. Raymond Nye Reisenweber D. Germsp We Care Noyés Manton

Judson Will Case Seeks Details On Executors Actions

In the Judson estate case, one executor seeks more data from the superior court about services rendered and dates of dispatch. The complaint, filed years ago, names a secretary and attendant role and asks when and where acts were performed. Executors request expansion of the original complaint, with specifics due within two weeks.

Judson Boardman

Violet Velvet Evening Dress Details

A description of a violet velvet evening gown featuring light chiffon sleeves, draped styling, and rhinestone buckle accents that hold the garment in place. The text emphasizes the gown's rich color and decorative fastenings as central design elements.

Enright Asks for Speedy Navy Rum-Runner Hunters

New York police commissioner Enright urged the purchase of fast launches capable of 30 miles per hour to chase rum runners. He estimated the cost at 87500 and said current boats reach only eight miles an hour, inadequate for pursuing bootleggers.

New York Enright Enriight Tod Board of Estimate Sheen Asy Pdollee Department

Two Men Die In Dynamite Blast Near Sleeping Giant

A premature dynamite explosion near Sleeping Giant mountain in New Haven killed two men, John Argentiere, 30, and Be To, 37, who were loading 120 pounds of dynamite into a hole. The blast caused a large crater and left several injured as authorities investigated the cause of the detonation.

New Haven Dylan John’ Argentiere Sane Ony

Congressman's Aide Killed in Car Crash Near Laurel

A California aide to a congressman was killed and two others injured when their car, a county vehicle, went off a road embankment near Savage Mills Maryland. The party members included two California natives, M. and W. Denis, who were slightly injured. Authorities described the vehicle leaving the road after hitting a post and overturning on the roadside.

Washington Re. Weer Californias Eretary TC. Freee Savage Mills Mary, Land Laurel M. 4 W. 4 Denis

Probe into College Hazing Under Way

Walton, Pa September 22 The La Jayette college student council and sophomore class began an investigation into hazing incidents that left Robert Cunningham and others hospitalised. The college shut a fight and a party occurred with accusations of assault and discipline possible.

Walton la Jayette Clasa Wanight Begapa Robert Cunningharm Tdv Wr ‘Hanry Cunnington Morristown Basta Haspital Skoelkui Kyhjrey Shonol Deny Remy Enor Lynly Weam

West Haven Man Held in Auto Fatality

Aureld Taddington of West Haven was held on charges related to a fatal auto crash that killed Harry Hunt. A court found Taddington negligently operated a car at high speed. a $31,000 bond was set for further action.

West Haven Suw Wamien Aureld Taddington Harry Hunt Carole Middapeton JH9 Luddington

Parkers Clash With City Over Restraineer Parking Order

A prominent local man challenged a new parking restrainer ordinance alleging police enforcement violated the law. Attorney Jown J. Dwyer argued no proof of violation. police presented no evidence. Public reaction criticized the measure as overly strict, with merchants seeking meetings to amend the ordinance a follows the Bridgeport 20 minute rule.

Aikenne Jown J. Dwyer Poicey Zod Gomitton Fleas Marchants Galvin Barton Norwalk Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce Othe

Rev Alison Asked to Return Former Charge

Reverend Alexander Alison, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Bridgeport, was urged by a six member committee led by Frank Shepard of Provident Assurance to accept a call from the West evangelical church in Wilmington. Alison, serving Bridgeport with a congregation above a thousand, considered the move after a Wilmington church meeting, noting the Delaware church has about 1,490 members and appealing prospects. He stated he would weigh the change carefully before deciding.

Alexander Alison First Presbyterian Church Eiay Frank Shepard Provident Line Fugurance Delawar Wilmington Alison Hyde Park Bridgeport Allison Mir Aliso Delaware

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