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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1923
Page
8
Sept 25 Nod. Nod. reports edge of the Amerkatt Bankers Association meeting where Pugiteher, president, condemns capitalism as bringing comfort but urges restraint. He attacks child labor and a seven day work week, arguing for balance while warning against rapid social reforms and mystic ideologies.
Over 4,000 people attended evening schools as union officials reported a historic turnout. The event showcased the popularity of adult education with several cities recording large enrollments and plans to expand classes in the coming months.
Washington reports show a tariff policy boosting U S customs receipts by about 200 million dollars in a 12 month period. The article notes first year receipts and cites Frank M. Wilmot of Hartford filing bankruptcy.
Mongolian fossil beds, the largest known to science, yielded 72 skulls and 12 skeletons, plus 21 dinosaur eggs. Henry Osborn and Roy Chapman Andrews note early mammal remains, rhinoceros like beasts, and linking fauna of Asia and America.
Washington reports estimate Japan’s earthquake damage to commerce at about 18 per capita with total material damage around 817.9 trillion dollars. Silk production and raw silk shipments suffered large interruptions. recovery is expected to hinge on resumed silk production and continued Japanese effort, as foreseen by officials.
A Port Brady survey party reaches Teller in the 32 ton schooner Teddy Bear from Nome area. Captain Joe Bernard and crew navigated stormy seas from Point Hope to St Lawrence, carving a path through ice and straits to reach Nome area.
In Memphis Tennessee, funds totaling about $1080 were contested in a filing against Clarence Saunde, former president of a New Orleans security firm. The case seeks damages and recovery for alleged losses tied to the corporation's affairs, with specifics unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary police report mentions a wife and husband, with names like Catherine and Mia, and an onlooked incident on an open pond. details are garbled with broken phrases and missing context.
Sep K Solie owner of Stare Attornes ALS faces appeal defeat in Court of Appeals on an amended conviction. City court today orders jail time, Vag days. Possible lesser sentence after trial while appeal proceeds.
A New York man is selected to witness the opening of a tomb as part of a formal ceremony. Walter Hartt of an Astyan department at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is listed among officials attending. The event occurs under official auspices with ceremonial rites.
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