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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
11
A reader argues the League of Nations covenant should empower self determination for Ireland within the postwar order. The piece questions why self rule was restrained by defeated empire terms and urges a forum for all peoples to resolve matters affecting world peace and freedom.
Five people linked to the Bergdoll case face guilty verdicts amid testimony about aiding evasion and providing transportation. The judge references the broader duty and responsibility in handling deserters and notes evidence ties to Mitchell Schuh Braun and an automobile, with emphasis on the individuals connected to the plan.
A fragmented report outlines French playwrights seeking to direct upcoming productions with the Actors' union enforcing membership. The piece notes tensions over work rights, managerial decisions, and limits on employing nonmembers, highlighting a realist view of theater labor conflicts and a union stance impacting this season.
Mitchiest SD Sept Governor Cox of Ohio discussed the League of Nations at Celpp with a crowd. He opposed Harding’s stance on a Baltimore speech question and argued Germany should join the League. He claimed the League could safeguard humanity and urged cooperation with all nations.
Franklin of 424 Fairview avenue and Edward Levene of 472 Chipelstreaty New Buren were cited by Police Officer Fitzroy for alleged violation of the twenty minute parking ordinance.
Rainn G Wells of Boston discussed issues in employment management at the monthly meeting of the Employment Managers Association. He described developments in personnel work, highlighted labor relations nationwide, and stressed close management policy adherence with concrete examples of problems and remedies across various concerns.
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