Bridgeport Times June 17 1922 front notices and staff
The Bridgeport Times and Evening Farmer publishes a June 17 1922 issue with standard Associated Press content and local notices. Officials list advertising and editorial offices in Bridgeport Connecticut. The paper notes foreign representatives Bryant Griffith and Brunson and special dispatch rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Farmer
Bryant, Grifith & Brunson
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Associated Press
Barnum
The
Times Publishing Co
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Conn
Why Republican Majority In Congress Is Paralyzed
An analysis of the split in the GOP between pro and anti administration aims. It describes conflicts over the Bonus Tariff and Ship Subsidy bills, plus prohibition, and notes two GOP factions formed by conventions versus direct primaries. It argues paralysis stems from re election motives and factional divides.
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Congress
America
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Savings Bank Branches Questioned in City Court
Counsel for the State Banking Commission urged an injunction to block Bridgeport Savings Bank from opening West End and East End branches, arguing lack of charter authority and laws against branch banking. Judge Wolfe reserved ruling, with an early decision anticipated.
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State Banking Commission
Hugh Alcorn
Hartford
Attorney General's Office
Isaac Wolfe
Superior Court
West End
East End
Bridgeport Savings Bank
State and
Main Streets
American Bank and Trust Company of
East Bridgeport
West Side Bank
Willam Comtey
Theodore Steiber
John Stafford
West Side
American Bank and Trust Company
Comtey
Comley
J.comley
Alcorn
Corn
Wolfe
Doyle studies radio telephone for psychic work in Atlantic City
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, famed writer and investigator of the paranormal, learns the radio telephone from F. D. Waller in Atlantic City New Jersey. He grows enthusiastic and orders an elaborate installation for his English home, hoping the device will aid his psychic experiments.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
F. D. Waller
Atlantic City
N. J
Arthur
Government in Stratford and recall power debate
Stratford adopts a town manager plan seen as a success by Chief Justice Wheeler. The recall option, supported by some citizens, is upheld as a check on public servants. Bridgeport already votes for a charter granting a similar recall. Education changes stir objection as teachers face longer hours and a 200 day year under the commission plan.
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Stratford
Wheeler
Justice Wheeler
Bridgport
Bridgeport
Board of Education
Brothers Are Honor Cadets At Annapolis And West Point
Two brothers achieved top honors in the same year at distinct service academies. Midshipman J. L. Olmstead of Des Moines Iowa won highest honors at Annapolis while his brother Cadet George A. Olmstead earned second honors at West Point.
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Annapolis
West Point
J. L. Olmstead
Des Moines
Iowa
George A. Olmstead
Midshipman
Olmstead
Midhipman
Kaplan
Dawes to Retire. Lord Named Budget Director
Brigadier General Herbert M. Lord will succeed Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes as Director of the U S Budget when Dawes retires to private business at the end of June. The change signals the steady transition of the budget office within the U S Treasury and War Department structure as Dawes exits public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signore Vanca Casarbella
Herbert M. Lord
Regular Army
Charles G. Dawes
U. S
Dawes
Fairfield rally to feature Chandler and Kelly in Putnam Park
Congressman Walter Chandler of New York and Marion Booth Kelly president of the Business Women Club of New York will speak at a Fairfield County Republican Women’s Association rally in Putnam Park Redding next Saturday June 24 at 2 30 pm Chandler on National Progress Kelly on Citizenship The event highlights a busy weekend with a Brooklawn flower show matinee dance dinner and a 3 pm show of Dawn of the East starring Alice Brady earlier notices report a Watt Fort marriage in Jacksonville Fla and a Dawe family return from Suffield Conn plus a local student prophecy and a pitcher Scott Perry taking over the Olean All Stars.
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Walter Chandler
New York
Marion Booth Kelly
The
Business Women Club of New York
Putnam Park
Redding
Fairfield County Republican Women’s Association
Chandler
Miss Kelly
Citizenshi
Brooklawn Country Club
Alice Brady
Alexander Watt
Tom Thum Street
Grace Leigh Watt
Albert Cooley Fort
Jacksonville
Fla
Miss Watt
William 6B. Boardman
Fort
Cave Welding Company
Sanford
Helen McGuire
Washington, D. C
T. McGuire
Huntington Road
Olean
Scott Perry
Philadelphia Athletics
Hornell
Perry
Olean All-Stars
James G. Ludlum To Head Junior Republic
The Connecticut Junior Republic annual meeting at Hincks Bros. office elected officers for one year led by President James G. Ludlum and Vice President W. J. Baird with Robert S. Hincks as treasurer and Mra. W. Seymour Lacey as secretary. Directors for one year include Miss Mary J. Fitch and several others. two-year terms assigned to a larger slate.
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Connecticut Junior Republic
Hincks Bros
James G. Ludlum
W. J. Baird
Robert S. Hincks
Gerald S. Pratt
Mra
W. Seymour Lacey
Mary J. Fitch
I. DeVer Warner
N. Sperry
Frank Miller
Andrew M. Cooper
David S. Day
Egbert Marah
Dwight C. Wheeler
H. H. DeLoss
Horace I. Merwin
Mrs. Carolyn Soule Wedding Shower Recap
Miss Sallye Hansen hosted a pleasant miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Carolyn Soule of this city, who will wed Albert R. Adams of Waterbury in Waterbury on Monday. Guests, decor, and a late luncheon marked the evening, with the couple planning a motor honeymoon along the Long Island shore before settling in Waterbury.
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Sallye Hansen
Park, Avenue
Carolyn Soule
Albert R. Adams
Waterbury
Soule
Miss Hansen
Bossie Brennan
Anna Zina
Mary Neylen
Leigh Harrel
BE. L. Hallock
Albert Christie
Ada Hallock
Eva Gerber
Mize Marjorie McGee
Esther Schum
F. F. Bishop
Mollie Connor
Ira Middlebrook
Marion Lyon
Florence Hunt
Lydia
Oyster
Long Island
Wilder Warns Masons Against Ku Klux Klan
Grand Lodge of Connecticut warns Masons to avoid any ties with the Ku Klux Klan citing official stance in 1922 proceedings. Letter from Grand Master Wilder to district deputies urges lodges to explain duties and obligations while protecting the fraternity from Klan associations.
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Grand Lodge of Masons of
Massachusetts
Ku Klux Klan
Frank L. Wilder
Grand Lodge of
Connecticut
Masons
Masonic Fraternity of
Grand Lodge
Cramer
G. W. Cramer
South
Battleships Gain New Airplane Launch System
Navy designers report a newly perfected device for battleships enabling them to carry and launch airplanes from the deck. The advancement raises questions about the battleship’s continuing usefulness and reflects a shift toward air power in naval strategy.
Yale Athletics Shake-Up Looms After Probers Report
Yale probe declares athletics “petrified and mishandled” and demands a complete remoulding of control finance and coaching. Report notes defeats by Harvard and claims discrimination and commercialization intruding into Yale sport amid expected meeting on high coach salaries.
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Yale
Thidgeport
Tad Jones
Gatling
George S. Trevoir
Harvard
Last Rites Of Church Given To Late Pastor
Rev John J Conway longtime pastor of St Rose s Newtown was buried in the priests lot at St Rose s cemetery after a high Mass at St Rose s church. The service featured a procession of clergy led by Bishop John J Nilan and a music program by St Joseph s choir, with delegations from local Catholic groups in attendance.
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John J. Conway
St. Rose’s
Newtown
St. Rose's Church
John Murphy
St. Mary's Church
St. Rose's Cemetery
John
D ‘Abe
Jewett City
Thomas Mulcahy
Waterbury
Father Conway
John J. Keane
Westerni
Francis P. Kehoe
John A. Sullivan
Sacred Heart Church
John J. Nilan
St. Josephs Choir
Danbury
Katherine Lane
Thomas Keane
Charles Murphy
William Mulverhill
James McNamara
Stratford
Virgilus Geurcil
Knights of Columbus
Children of Mary of Newtown
Russell Council
R. of C. of
New Haven
Michael Kilbride
Patrick Gannon
Peter Lynch
Patrick Dunn
Michael Mahon
Mathew Reynolds
Walter McCabe
Tuke Fitzsimmons
Local Boys Pass Bar Examinations at New Haven
The State Bar Association announces that Tridgeporters R Fusan Thomas Winns Horace Hitchcock Edward Kelly Bernard Langon and Harry Shwartz passed the bar exams at noon in New Haven setting a local milestone for the group.
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Office
The
State Bar Association
New Haven
Wu Ting-fang Appointed Premier of Peking Government
Wu Ting-fang, former Chinese ambassador to America, is named Premier by President Li Yuan Hung. The appointment aims to reconcile the North and South China factions amid ongoing tensions and factional conflict.
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Wu ‘Ing-Fang
America
Peking
Li Yuang Hung
North
South China
Divine Sarah to Tour the United States
Renowned actress Sarah Bernhardt, famed for her stage presence in Dans la Gloire, despite aging and the loss of a leg, prepares a United States tour and vows to perform until the last flag of her life.
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Sarah Bernhardt
United States
Agents Wanted and Help Wanted Notes
Classified notice reads multiple advertisements for agents needed to sell goods with samples and introductory offers. Mentions American Products Co Cincinnati Ohio and MacOCh ee Mills Co Dept 6197. Also seeks a housekeeper for a three state wage job with references and postal address in Vernon. Uses Times Want Ads.
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American Products Co
American Hidg
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. C
Vernon
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