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Bridgeport Times

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1920

Page

16

Russia's three sided soul and the apple truck joke

An excerpt discusses three Russian figures Witte Pobiedonostsev and the Czar as key drivers of national life and fate. The piece also recounts Luzerne county Pennsylvania jokes about an apple truck carrying crates of apples and hidden whiskey during summer nights blending satire with prose.

Russia Brench Strother Ear Witte Pobiedonostsev Ular Luzerne County Pennsylvania Glen Lyon Nanticoke

Lisbon Governor Halts Syndicalist Killing Plot

In Lisbon on August 2 Judge Horta survived four shots as Manuel Vieira, a youthful syndicalist, shot at him. Police fear a wider plot to attack authorities and the Tribunal of Public Safety. Vieira was momentarily freed by Governor Portella who then ordered his arrest.

Lisbon Portella Manuel Vieira Judge Horta Tribunal of Social Defense Vieira Associated Press Horta Governor Portella Poelice Tribunal of Public Safety

Legion protests non treatment of sick veterans

The American Legion protests Comptroller Warick's ruling that 40 000 World War I disabled veterans in vocational training are not eligible for medical attention and supervision. National Commander Franklin D Olier asks reconsideration as the Federal Board for Vocational Education had provided care until August 4 and 2 500 vouchers were denied. The monthly amount involved is under 7 600 dollars but officials warn hundreds may drop training if not continued.

International News Service Washington W. W. Warwick the Treasury American Legion Comptroller Franklin D'Olier Legion Federal Board For Vocational Education Comptroller of the Treasury Federal Board

Lawsuit Seeks 10000 From Jesuit Officials In St Louis

Leo Stachowiak 31 sues Rev Father Francis N McMenamy and others at St Louis University asking 10000 damages for twelve years five months of hard labor in the Jesuit order He says he could have earned wages elsewhere and alleges harsh confinement limited prayer and restricted contact before leaving the order to work in a mercantile establishment.

International News Service St. Louis Leo Stacho- Wink Francis N. McMenamy St Louis University Jesuit Order Stachowiak Order

Many Tongues Are Spoken in British India

Calcutta October 1 The Englishman reports a survey of native languages in British India describing 179 languages and 544 dialects. Also noted are three unclassified groups called pacers the feature dering or criminal tribes and a puzzling Burushaski language spoken by northeastern tribes remains uncategorized.

Calcutta British India

Beating the Krups and the duPonts in WWI powder supply

Samuel Crowther notes in Worlds Work October issue that the duPonts supplied about 40 percent of Allied explosives and consistently met promised deliveries. The broader war powder story required about 120 different powders to satisfy varied foreign and domestic specs.

duPonts Samuel Crowther

Me i Foo Lamps Spark Chinese Kerosenes Market Plan

John K Barnes discusses The Standard Oil Company of New York educating China to use kerosene by distributing oil lamps named Mei Foo meaning good luck and then selling them at cost. The strategy aims at an enormous Chinese market of four hundred million people, creating an unlimited demand for a petroleum product.

John K Barnes Standard of Company of New York

Illicit liquor trader in Pennsylvania faces federal trial

In a World’s Work excerpt Louis Graves recalls a Pennsylvania liquor case where the U S attorney urged harsh punishment for flagrant crime against the nation. A federal judge coolly responds with a pithy aside about bears and chipmunks as weeds grow full of threat.

Pennsylvania Middle District United States Louis Graves

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