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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1923
Page
23
In September the Free State government notified Irish exporters to cease shipping from a spot called Deania in Fhein due to U S customs rules. The action follows representations by United States authorities that Anglo or Irish exports must be marked in English.
A fractured scene unfolds as Democrats push to peel away support ahead of renomination. Committees, meetings, and party factions clash over strategy while rivals seek to sever ties with leaders and allies.
Miss Anna Lemnan, soon to wed, was honored with a miscellaneous shower at her home on Main Street. Guests including Mrs Walter Klingle, Mrs Kennedy, and Miss Mae Lymer attended, sharing decor and a rock-talent surprise to celebrate the upcoming marriage.
An economist and investment banker notes Italy faces large expenses while income lags. War spending and postwar deficits have created a heavy public debt and high interest charges, with inflation and limited tax capacity straining the state. Italy relies on foreign remittances and tourism to cover a persistent trade imbalance. International trade and reduced global tensions are seen as essential to restoring balance.
Vague report describes Lover to Bt rowed to caisalty Tron in the Bay of Fundy and tug Nuve Up guiding a schooner with fuel. Owen J. Me Williay and John McWilliams tow barges to local docks while Bonatuck Yacht Club and Pequas Yuen of Southport form early regional clubs. Regular Saturday afternoon cargoes move through Bridgeport area amid coastal activity.
The case against Ernest Schleiter proceeds in New Haven court seeking the selection of a jury on a charge of using sedition during a 1909 strike. He argued his remarks were protected and not in violation of law, appealing from a lower court ruling through the Superior Court, with the State's Attorney pursuing the appeal. The record shows the proceedings and appellate steps as the case moved toward a decision.
Washington reports that Oklahoma legislators cannot hold any meeting in the federal Building in Oklahoma City without Treasury authority. No such request was received, and Governor Wilton’s assurances suggest the matter is premature. Indications show the federal government wishes to stay out of the Oklahoma controversy.
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