Bridgeport Soldiers Return From Overseas Arrival List
Nineteen local soldiers arrived in this country from overseas service in recent days. Names and addresses include Sergeant Perry E. Meader, Private Henry Stumpf, Private Charles J. Lewis, Cook Arthur G. Kimball, Private Albert Germaine, Private Louis Schmidt, Sergeant Renald Thorne, Sergeant Frederick P. Prevot, Corporal James V. Fraenza, Private Gustavo Goebel, Private Charles C. Bucci, Private John W. Brouga, Private Albert B. Martin, Private Louis Many, Sergeant Henry L. Becker, Ordnance Repair sergeant, Sergeant Carl A. Wallin, Sergeant Raymond J. Brown, Mechanic David Burroughs, and Private John F. P. McAvoy, with their respective units and streets in Bridgeport and nearby areas.
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Ryndan
Perry E. Meader
Sheridan Avenue
Batters B
17Th Bield Artillery
Henry Stumpf
Wade Street
Salvage Department
Casurt
Charles J. Lewis
Meade Street
Co. B
6Th Marines
Arthur G. Kimball
Ales Ogden Street
Julia Lackenbach
Albert - Germaine
Atlantic Street
14Th Balloon
Louis Schmidt
Calderwood Avenue
Renald $,Thorne
Madison Avenue
Third Army
Frederick P. Prevot
Princeton Street
Jamsz V. Fraenza
Main Street
Gustavo Goebel
Sherwood Avenue
Frain
Charles C. Bucci
Elizabeth Street
Jonh W. Brouga
Fairview Beach
Ilford
Q. M
Albert B. Martin
Golden Hill Street
Louis Many
Calhoun Avenue
Santa Paula
Henry L. Becker
Inephoeks Avenue
Mexico to tackle oil law amid intra session debate
Mexico City reports oil legislation will be addressed in the mid month extraordinary session of Congress based on President Carranza's November message. Leon Salinas, head of industry and commerce, said provisional permits for oil wells are handed to Congress for final action and he noted no Japanese inquiries or records of land grabs, with most territory along the Atlantic coast held by American or British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Carranza
Associated Press
Leon ‘Salinas
Department of Industry and Commerce
Senor Salinas
Oid
Atlantic Coast
Maine Supreme Court bars dry law referendum vote
The State Supreme Court ruled that a Maine referendum on the national Prohibition amendment cannot be held. Governor Milliken had sought a ruling after petitions from over 13,000 citizens. the decision also found that a 1920 act granting women the vote for presidential electors could be submitted at a special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
State Supreme Court
Department of State
Milliken
Concert at Seaside Park by Harvey Hubbell Band
The Harvey Hubbell Inc band performs at Seaside Park tonight in a program featuring concert melodies and opera selections. The lineup includes overtures from New Colonial Hall, Ramypa Herald, Fantasia and Reminiscences of Verdi, plus dance numbers like One Step and Fox Trot selections by Friml and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hubbell, Inc
Seaside Park
the New Colonial
Hall
Ramypa
Herald
Herbert
Verdi
Godfrey
Sammy
Anderson
Logan
Mickey
Moret
Cohan
Tax on Soft Drinks Still Not Repealed
Warning from Hartford Internal Revenue official James J Walsh that soft drink tax remains in force until both Houses pass a repeal and the President signs or not signs. consumers must pay the tax until then while the Senate acts. A separate case notes Paul Nagy of Mion Street sentenced to ten days in jail for nonpayment of support.
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Internal Revenue
James J. Walsh
Hartford
House
Senate
Wae
Hvat
Paul Nagy
Tha Mion
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Frank H. Fargo
Main St
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Ivery Poe
Bridgeport
Carl A. Wallin
Connecticut Avenue
Raymond J. Brown
State Street
David Burroughs
North Avenue
John FP. McAvoy
6Th Machine Gun Battalion
Mexico
State Supreme Court of Maine
Harvey Hubbell Band
Babcock’s
United Dept. Stores
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Main & Golden Hill Sts
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Olden
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