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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
9
Chaotic vote in Switzerland ends Saturday afternoon amid debate over a wealth tax and government funding. Supporters claim the measure protects propiedad owners. opponents warn of confiscatory effects and social unrest.
A described speech by a prominent international figure discusses education, world conflicts, and the role of primary American schooling. The talk is framed as an opportunity to broaden understanding and explore political ideas through global perspectives.
An article fragment discusses a Red Cross stamp sale with Ebwer J. Hevens opening the auction. It references labor-related death rates and tuberculosis progress, and mentions a debate on public health funding and disease prevention with a goal of at least $1000 raised.
An unclear public response to a proposed Swiss tax levy has sparked debate. Citizens and officials clash over projected revenues and fairness, with critics demanding more details while supporters urge timely adoption.
Mexico reports a calm national election with no disturbances despite some irregularities noted. Officials say the voting proceeded in a orderly fashion with citizens casting ballots across regions amid minimal incidents.
A fragmented report notes a claim of 14 million Russians spared from hunger, mentioning petitions and various names in a period-voice piece. The text references letters, committees, and organizations such as the American Red Cross and international workers groups, with unclear specifics.
A fragmentary report notes the suspension of the ligand vesting process in WAEDEN amid political maneuvering. It mentions Dr. Silter and Mark vet in a late stage battle over authority. The text references West UES, SIOOTOPE and Westend as locations or entities, with a Senate today action and a pending official decision.
New Haven Dec 4 Yale's winter sports opened with candidate tryouts for varsity teams and boxing preliminaries. Meetings list upcoming events in boxing and gymnasium contests across February to March, with matches against Penn, Brown, Harvard, Princeton, and others planned at New Haven and Cambridge.
New York reports official discovery that the Cunard liner Lusitania carried no troops or arms when torpedoed by a German submarine on May 7, 1915. The revelation, long secret, was disclosed by Judge Field Malone, former New York port collector, to Secretary McAdoo, and ties to U.S. entry into World War I.
Milford Red Men plan a charity Christmas event at Capitol for children. The Ackenash tribe of Red Men will support the Christmanx Tree fund with a tree, a supper, and entertainment. Arthur B. Mills chairs the committee seeking townwide support.
Obituary notes the funeral of Mrs Catherine Bahan of Walnut Beach. Mass at St Mary's Mit church, with a solemn high mass led by Rev Peter H McClean and assistants, followed by burial in St Joseph's cemetery Waterbury. Pallbearers named include James Hatligan and others. choir, offertory songs, and interment in St Michael's family plot noted.
A Superior Court decision narrows disputes over a trolley line from Fairport to Danbury. Shareholders challenge the debentures tied to the Dudbury & Bethel Company amid claims of stock subordination and privileged transfers. The case centers on the Valley Line property, debt, and ownership amid mounting corporate tensions.
Washington December 4 confirmation prospects dim as Senate delays nomination of Prine and cleric staul monyer amid partisan debate. Conservative coalition stalls action, delaying vote on the enter Contres eltorlly netore Noo tied to the nomination.
Fragments show names and kinship notices involving Mrs Orie Co Rice, Mr Minn Rector, and the Frisity and Michels families. The piece references a parish event on Wednesday evening with Christie aid and various attendants including Mrs Charlies Dallon, Mr Chart ercrombie, and Mrs Wheren Plotet.
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