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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1919
Page
12
Madrid August 8 official announcement said Spanish troops will soon have all necessary means to carry out their mission under the best conditions. Debate in parliament noted the Moroccan zone where bandit Rihaisuli attacked government troops was becoming more serious.
In a woodland scene Peter and Redcoat the rabbit discuss an accident. A twig pierced Redcoat's right wing, leaving him in pain and fearful of unable to fly. Peter consoles him urging calm and seeking a remedy as they consider next steps and safety in the Green Forest.
Ridgefield holds a special meeting to allocate fourteen thousand dollars as the town's share for siding and widening roads under a state act. Selectman Holmes notes a second meeting may be needed to ratify the broader appropriation, with no immediate tax hike expected. The town will ask State Highway commissioners to extend Branchville road and request funds from the Board of Manners.
Morris Rainish, 18, of 1644 Berniuin Avenue, fell from a bicycle yesterday afternoon. He was removed to Uridgeport Hospital with a fractured right arm. Casual details were incomplete due to the report’s garbled sections.
The Bridgeport group aboard the Princess Matoika includes Private Pasquale Av. Mar Hakita Private Tonyers Mo K 47 Fogt Corporal Joseph Cy Miller Private Craver Phill private Sami Ruben and others with home addresses on Ogden Crescent Main Street Crean Street and 1890 Madison Avenue. A note says Byne to hospital July 30 1919. Conducts Union services at St George and Christ churches continue through the month due to Rever. B Kelly’s high variation and Pastor Ladder’s return from vacation.
Major General Graves of the American command in Siberia awarded the Distinguished Service Medal to General WK Otani, senior allied commander in Siberia. Otani expressed gratitude to the U.S. president and praised Graves for wise leadership and cooperation between American and Japanese forces.
At midnight tonight about 1000 policemen were out on strike in London, with 929 reporting in Liverpool. Officials say everything is quiet in both cities. A Sheffield police meeting led to a decision not to strike.
Rome reports that an inter Allied military commission favored by Italy was denied by Popolo Romano. The paper says the commission has not finished its work and will present conclusions to the Supreme Council in Paris for a definite decision.
The fifteenth biennial report of the State Bureau of Mines cites Colorado as a leading producer of molybdenum ore and a major source of vanadium uranium and radium. Gold output in 1918 is estimated at 12.9 million dollars, down from 1917 due to higher costs and mine closures.
Nashua New Hampshire young woman recounts years of monthly pain then relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts citing 40 years of experience.
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