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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
5
Senator Toindexter of Washington assails President Wilson in the Senate over Paris negotiations. He accuses the President of vague generalities and propagandistic tactics, saying he has scattered the world’s chips and cannot reassemble them in the old way. The speech questions the old order and warns of new disorder.
Senator Myers of Montana urged the judiciary committee to seek an opinion on restricting exports, arguing the United States should not be bled white to aid others abroad. He noted foreign governments benefit from cheaper U S goods financed by a $100 million relief fund.
Marriage licenses were issued recently to Henry A Miller of Danbury and Bloom, to Simon Wolosick of 942 Railroad Avenue and Greenes Garden Street. Timothy J Murphy of 2569 Hanover Street and Clara Millet of 251 Hanover Street also received licenses.
An advertisement touts Poslam as a home remedy for eruptions and sensitive skin. It claims rapid soothing, cooling, and healing with no risk, urging requests for a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
The body of an unidentified man, about 66, five feet seven, 160 pounds, brown hair and mustache, was found in the Connecticut River near Hartford. A deep gash near the left eye and arms folded over the chest suggested drowning as the cause. attire included a white shirt with red and black stripes and dark trousers. Police reported the body landed at the shore and was taken to the morgue for examination. no identity yet.
Dr Devine notes war era gains for women in industry marking a penultimate emancipation stage. The piece surveys fears about staying, solidarity, and worker safety as the postwar industrial order resumes. It urges employing women without overwork or unsafe conditions while leveraging their earned positions.
Stratford officials investigate a trucking incident involving Lovat Ain Jou Di Wee and Moving Rile Reasoumbuie amid inquiries into tel and ford O26 Tarlavl tensions. Authorities seek clarity on the events and responsible parties.
Pohl filed with Judge Miller in the probate court revealing a $1,080 valuation for the estate assets including a Liberty bond cash deposit and savings, in a bankruptcy related matter involving Ernest Oritepyp Howard Wyneis and Pattin & Finaldy grocers, with about a dozen creditors listed.
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