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Newspaper

Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1920

Page

9

Mandate for Armenia debated as U S aid urged

The text argues for American mandating power over Armenia, urging Congress to authorize executive action. It highlights Armenian Christian populations under Turkish rule, past massacres, and the moral case for aiding Armenians to become independent. It reflects a period view of religious and humanitarian duty guiding U S policy.

Wilson Armenia America Congress Persia Russia Turkey Ararat Churches of America

Connecticut Republicans block woman suffrage plan

The Stratford and male Republican leaders denounce enfranchisement, blaming the Roraback machine and key figures Brandegee McLean and Holcomb for opposing the inevitable measure. They fear women voters could upset election outcomes and threaten political power. The dispute reveals a stubborn, entrenched opposition within the party.

Stratford Connecticut Brandegee McLean Roraback General Assembly Holcomb

Bridgeport High Girls Selected for Barnum Prize Oratory

The Times lauds five Bridgeport High girls chosen for the Barnum prize in composition and oratory, urging boys to emulate them after noting male underachievement. It calls on students to reflect on why boys fail to qualify in annual high school tests and uphold longstanding standards.

Bridgeport High the Times B. Hi

Sugar Hoarders Warned Against Lever Food Act

Hoarders warned under the Lever Food Act section that any person who wilfully hoards necessaries may be fined up to 5000 dollars or imprisoned for up to two years or both. Hoarded items include those held or arranged in quantities beyond reasonable personal needs for dependents over a reasonable time.

Hoover Campaign Expenditures Reported In Senate Inquiry

Expenditures of 66332 dollars, excluding California primary costs, were made in Herbert Hoover's Republican presidential bid. John Lucey, Hoover's manager, testified in a Senate investigation as receipts totaled 62185 dollars. Senator Reed pressed about Hoover's residence, and Lucey declined to confirm a London address.

California Herbert Hoover John Lucey Hoover Senate Senator Reed Missouri Lucey London England

Federation Seeks Volstead Act Repeal and Holiday Resolution

A federation endorses repeal of the Volstead Act, calls for election day as a legal holiday, and urges Wilson and Baker to release political prisoners. It condemns New York lawmakers for expelling five Socialist members, warning loss of ballot rights could spur use of violence opposed by organized labor.

Wilson Baker York New York Organized

Memorial Day Parade Formation Order

Continued from page one the formation for Memorial Day with Land and British Great War Veterans. Third Division led by William T Meyers marshal Fairfield Band Uniformed Rand O4d Fellows Co A 29th Rest Woodmen of the World Co F 1st Regt Knights of Pythias Fourth Division led by Hon J M Brown marshal Unetowa Fire and Drum Corps 1st Section City OMclass 2nd Section Warner Bros Grenadier Drum Corps one company of school boys from each city school Harver G Went commanding Rear of Police.

William T. Meyers Fairfield Band Rand Co. A Woodmen of the World Knights of Pythias J. M. Brown Imarshal Unetowa City Omclass Warner Bros. Grenadier

Bergdoll Escape Probe Fails to Find Trace

Philadelphia May 25 Military and civil authorities probing the Bergdoll escape report little progress in fixing responsibility or locating Grover C Seredoli. Colonel Donaldson and Captain O Hare question Gibbons. McAvoy says army inquiry only and no publication until permission. No trace found. numerous clues and yacht rumors investigated without result.

Philadelphia Department of Justice Grover C. Seredoli Coloonel Thomas Q. Donaldson Inspector General's Department John J. O'Hare Military Intelligence Department War Department D. Clarence Gibbons United States McAvoy Army Gibbeny Gibboney Bergdoll

Exclusive Italian bond sale announced in Bridgeport

Justice George W Wheeler said Bridgeport Trust Co will hold an exclusive sale of Italian bonds Friday evening from 7 to 3 30 to aid Italy's industry with a 25 million dollar issue due in five years paying over 7 percent. Bonds cost 201 per 100 and balance due in 60 days redeemable in gold in New York or Rome.

George W. Wheeler Italy Bridgeport Trust Co Justice Wheeler New York Rome

De La Huerta Named Mexican Choice for President

Reports from the Carranza aftermath outline a contested death and shifting loyalties. Eleven officials linked to Carranza were placed on a train to Mexico City but sent to prison at Santiago Tlaltelolco. Provisional President De La Huerta plans to take the oath June 4 as factions vie for control and new actions unfold in Vera Cruz and Chihuahua.

Carranza Plaxcalantonge Manuel Aguirre Berlanca Interior Ygnacio Bonillas United States Paulino Fontes National Railways Santiago Tlaltelolco Luis Cabrera Treasury Herrero Cabrera Carrera Tlaxcalantongo Mexico City Cerro Azul State of Pueblo de la Huerta Fernando Inglesias Calderon Antonio Villareal Ignacio Enriquez Chihuahua Francisco Villa Vera Cruz Associated Press Venustiano Carranza Tlaxcalantonso Rodolfo Herrero

Neighborhood Improvement club meeting agenda at Chamber room

The executive committee of the Neighborhood Improvement club will meet in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room in the First Bridgeport National bank building this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Reports from the ways and means committee and district organizations will be discussed plus a yard clean up contest for school children highlighted.

Neighborhood Improvement Club Chamber of Commerce First Bridgeport National Bank Ways and Means Committee

Mail to Free City of Danzig Routed via Europe

An official post office notice states mail for the Free City of Danzig should be addressed to Free City of Danzig Europe. Mail may be routed through Danzig in Poland Prussia or Germany, as the city no longer belongs to Germany.

Free City of Danzig Poland Prussia Germany Europe Free City

Drunkenness Fined for Ex-Soldier Liquor Source

John Daly of 2654 Fairfield Avenue was arrested for drunkenness and fined $15 in City Court this morning. He said he obtained liquor from an ex-soldier friend and appeared before Judge Frank I. Wilder.

John Daly Fairfield Avenue Daly Frank I. Wilder

Fenian movement noted as 1870 border tensions rise

The Bridgeport steamer to New York is joined by a group of about 30 city residents linked to Fenian activity. Cap. Fitzpatrick and Lieut. Hope lead the party headed for Canada. A news dealer accompanies with a commission as major of a Fenian regiment. St Albans, Vermont, Fairfield near the border, serves as a rendezvous. Further developments awaited by relatives.

Bridgeport Weeks New York St. Albans Canada John Fitzpatrick Edward Hope D. Murphy Main Street Fairfield Vermont

New Haven Railroad Petitions for Receiver Denied

New York May 25 Federal Judge Dallas W Mack denied 1400 stockholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad the petition for a limited receiver to pursue the companys action against the board led by William Rockefeller. The judge said stockholders affidavits lacked direct facts and noted misgiving about appointing a receiver absent proven lack of honesty. He also deemed the attempt to intervene in the Adams suit undesirable but allowed five petitioners to intervene at plaintiffs expense.

New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad William Rockefeller Dallas W. Mack Mack Edwin Adams

Threatening Direct Action By House Republicans Over Relief Bill

More than a hundred Republican lawmakers backing the soldier relief bill warned of direct action if leaders delay consideration beyond Thursday. The meeting of the insurgents set plan to delay final action, with Campbell announcing the postponement. Judge Howard J. Curtis presides over The Electric Specialty Co. versus The Peerless Unit Ventilation Co. breach of contract case in Superior Court.

Washington House Tudee Howard J. Curtis The Electric Specialty Co Peerless Unit Ventilation Company

Man Fined for DUI After Black Rock Collision

Steve Dominico of 166 Bellcourt was fined 75 dollars plus costs in City Court after being charged with driving under the influence and operating without a license stemming from a Sunday night collision in Black Rock. Two divorce cases were sent back to Superior Court. Bertha Beers Pease seeks divorce from James Arthur Pease for desertion and requests to resume her maiden name. Mary E Ward seeks divorce from Renase J. Ward for intolerable cruelty and desertion and asks for custody of their minor child.

Steve Dominico Bellcourt Black Rock Bertha Beers Pease James Arthur Pease Mary E Ward Renase J. Ward

Drivers Fined After City Court Arraignment

Lawrence Santy and James Lucey, jitney drivers, were arraigned before Judge Frederic A. Bartlett on reckless driving charges after a Wood and Maplewood accident. Lucey fined 25 dollars plus costs, Santy 25 dollars and costs. In a separate fatality, 10 year old John Cieaturo died from injuries from a Madison and Capitol motorcycle crash. driver Scott and sidecar passenger Irriccio remain critical. Freight congestion shows slow improvement as LC C agents report a potential peak pass. Franklin J. Kenyon named administrator of Minnie Kenyon estate valued at 8500 dollars, mortgages and cash in bank. he is the sole heir.

Lawrence Santy Fairfield Avenue James Lucey Olive Street Wood and Maplewood Avenues Frederic A. Bartlett Lacey Santy Cieaturo Madison Capitol Avenues John Cieaturo St. Vincent's Hospital Scott Irriccio St. Vincent's Franklin J. Kenyon Minnie Te, Kenyon

Remington Arms to reorganize into broader company

New York May 25 The Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Co plans a reorganization expanding into non firearm products. A charter filing in Delaware shows 10 million authorized capital with potential mergers including several Connecticut cutlery firms. Meridan president says only expansion planned, not major Connecticut mergers.

New York Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Co Connecticut Corporation Remington Arms Co Daver Del Meriden Charles F. Rockwell Meriden Cutlery Co Connecticut Remington Arms- Union Metallic Cartridge Co Bridgeport Corporation

Committed to State Farm for Women at East Lyme

Ramat Violet Weaver was committed to the State Farm for Women at East Lyme by the City court this morning after a prior arrest on a charge described as being a common woman.

Violet .Weaver State Farm For Women East Lyme

Obituary notices from Milford and nearby towns

Deaths reported May 24 1920 include George W Dayton Sr aged 38 in Dayton Milford with funeral May 27 at 3 pm from Avon and Dayton streets burial Milford cemetery Alexander Pratt aged 88 with funeral May 27 at 3 pm interment Fairview New Britain Conn John W McLarney 22 son of John F and Mary at USN Base Hospital No 5 Brest France funeral May 26 8 30 am from Mullins Scott Redgate Golden Hill St and St Patrick's Church interment St Michaels cemetery Hannah Carey Wren aged 73 wife of Peter W Wren funeral May 25 St Augustine's church high mass interment St Michaels cemetery includes auto cortege details.

Dayton Devon Milford George W. Dayton Avon and Dayton Streets Milford Cemetery Pratt Alexander Pratt Stratford Avenue Fairview New Britain Conn McLarney U. S. N. Base Hospital No. 5 Brest France John W John F Mary McLarney Mullins, Scott & Redgate Golden Hill Street St. Patrick's Church St. Michael's Cemetery Wren Hannah Carey Peter W. Wren St. Augustine's Church St. Michael’s Cemetery

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