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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1919

Page

13

Leonard Pens Article On Two Platoon System

John A. Leonard president of the Bridgeport Board of Fire Commissioners argues in Tireman’s Herald that the two platoon system raised department efficiency by a large margin. He describes a 16 and 14 hour shift plan with day and night crews, noting better rest and family time when alarms are few.

Tireman’s Herald Gremen John A. Leonid Bridgeport Board of Fire Commissioners Bridgeport Mr. Leonard

Old Dominion Shipping Head Shoots Self in New Jersey

William D. Woodrow president of the Old Dominion Steamship Company died by his own hand at his West Orange home on April 29, shooting himself in the head. The death follows a report of his ill health and internal company difficulties.

West Orange N. J William D. Woodrow The Old Dominion Steamship Company

May Sale in the Infants Department Petticoats

A May sale item list shows infants department Petticoats and outing flannel specials priced at 55 cents or less. The notice highlights budget fabrics and children’s wear with lower price points.

Plans for Training Camps for Reserve Officers

War department approves six summer cantonments for reserve officers training corps. Camps open June 21 for six weeks, with Camp Devens serving New England area and Camp Lee U S Pennsylv.. Other sites include Camp Zachary Taylor, Camp Custer, Camp Funston, and Presidio San Francisco. Regular army officers and cooks staff programs. students receive mileage of three and a half cents per mile.

Washington War Department Camp Devens Mass New England New York New Jersey Camp Lee Pennssylvania Maryland Delaware Viginia Caroline Georgia Florida Achary Taylor Custer Michigan Funsston Kansas Presidio San Francisco Elvid Hunt General Staff Training Corps Fiumor yuLer Atric

Roman population in demand for Fiume

Demonstrations in Rome supported the government's Adriatic policy culminating in a mass meeting by Prince Colonna and the mayor. Citizens passed a resolution demanding all territory given to Italy by the London treaty, including Fiume, and urged policy honoring Spalato and Trau. A procession to Quirinal followed with the king and queen on the balcony as wounded soldiers appeared.

Rome Colonna Manily Italy

Swiss Government Bans Meat Eating for Two Weeks

The Swiss Federal Council has ordered a nationwide ban on eating meat from May 4 to May 19. Cattle slaughter and sale are prohibited during this period, with cantonal authorities instructed to strictly enforce the measures.

Switzerland Federal Council

Elevator Accident Injures Parker City Worker

Nk Gernat suffers serious injuries after being caught in an elevator at Park City Mingraving Company located at 25 Middle Street. The incident occurred around 2 o clock yesterday when Frank Cecnet of 222 Hallam Street was crushed in both legs and limb lacerations. Rescue crews faced heavy difficulty extricating him. He was taken to the emergency hospital for treatment.

Park City Mingraving Company Middle Street Frank Cecnet Hallam Be Passuth Fle

Martin Wins Cup for Flight From Providence

Dallas Martin, flying from Providence, wins the Harold R. Buckley cup in Springfield. He leads a group of five aircraft under Major General Heard sent to teach the city and earn the cup for the local Victor Joan committee. The other planes were reported en route.

Springfield API Dallas Martin Providence Heard Harold R. Buckley Joan

Giant Textile Sale Ad with Voile Waists and Towels

Advertises extra sizes Voile and Lawn Waists with dotted Swiss lace trims. Annex price 50 cents per item, six hundred fifty pieces. No send on approval and no telephone orders. Colors listed Copenhagen blue Rose Annex Salmon pink etc. Main floor Annex shows fabrics White Poplin Madras Nainsook Marquisette at low prices. Towels pile emphasized heavy Turkish Huck and face cloths on basement display.

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Caldwell Nature Dr. Caldwell Leonard Pens Tire Schense Espressen Ship Company Rockwell & Co Gertrudes Billie Burkes Ming Devens Fiume Prince Colonna Dalmatia Nk Gernat Park Chiy &Ing Company Adil Martin the “Oh, Boy” Company Copenhagen Che
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