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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1919

Page

9

Great Britain Fears Johnson May Bring About Prohibition

British fears intensified by Pussyfoot Johnson of the Anti-Saloon League as he is portrayed as a figure who could push prohibition in Britain. The piece notes Johnson has not acted beyond sawing wood and saying little, yet stirs alarm in press discussions led by the Daily Mail.

Great Britain Johnson Robert Welles Ritchie London William E Pussyfoot—Johnson Temerance Britain Anti-Saloon League Pussyfoot Johnson Isles Pussyfoot Daily Mail

Pussyfoot Johnson and the Daily Mail Scare Story

A muckraking relic writes of American prohibition zealots influencing Britain and targets Pussyfoot Johnson. The Daily Mail labels him a covert liquor raider, spreading fear as he travels from London to Finland, with other papers probing the supposed menace in the shadowy “work in the dark” narrative.

British Isles Lussyfoot “Johnson Daily Mail Johnson Guy Fawkes House of Parliament Pussyfoot Johnson Macchitavelli Finland Kansas City Timbuctoo Pussyfoot Kansas London Evening News Amercan News

Prohibitionist Johnson Cartoon Sparks Savoy Bar Story

A garbled excerpt describes a prominent American engineer at the Savoy bar amid gloomy views on Pussyfoot Johnson and a Demon, with an Evening News cartoon by Poy depicting a city figure in formal dress tipping over emus to mock British workers. It notes a Universal Service correspondent who rode the lift with Johnson and hinted at a beat pulled off under his nose.

Savoy Pussyfoot Johnson Jeremiah Holy Writ Evening News Poy Pussyfoot Universal Service Johnson

Furniture Collector Thrown From Wagon in Stratford Crash

Hyman Miller a 38 year old furniture collector for New England Furniture company was riding in a carriage drawn by three horses when the bridle broke causing the rig to dash into a pole at Hollister Avenue Stratford Avenue. He sustained head lacerations and a broken left rib and was taken to Emergency hospital.

Hyman Miller Stratford Avenue Hollister Avenue Miller New England Furniture Company

Monahan Seeks Deputy U S Marshal Post

Thomas Monahan a former city sheriff in Derby announces candidacy for appointment as deputy United States marshal under nominee William Palmer of Oxford. Palmer’s nomination to the Senate by President Wilson is expected to be confirmed. Monahan previously ran for deputy sheriff under Thomas L. Reilly but withdrew after being promised an appointment.

Derby Auge Thomas Mondhan United States Marshall William FR. Palmer Oxford Palmer Senate Wilson Monahan Thomas L. Reilly New Haven County

Blumenthal to Aid Shelton Workers with Army Foods

Sidney Blumenthal of New York, president of Sidney Blumenthal & Co., promised his 1,800 employees personal responsibility for food purchases when surplus army foods go on sale by associated cities and manufacturers. He will pay cash for all orders by Wednesday at 6 30 p m and be reimbursed through small periodic payments as surplus supplies of over five tons are released.

United States Bureau of Markets Department of Justice Swift & Company Shelton Sidney Blumenthal New York Sidney Blumenthal & Co., Inc Blumenthal

War department to ship surplus equipment for highway work

The War Department orders return from France of engineering gear for free distribution to states via the Bureau of Public Roads. About 1 000 caterpillar tractors 400 road rollers and many concrete mixers shovels hoists and other items to aid federal aid highways. Agriculture department cites urgent need to start the largest public works program and stabilize business while employing labor. Philadelphia Inquirer.

Department of Agriculture War Department France Bureau of Public Roads Secretary of Ariculture bureau_ of public roads State Highway Department Secretary of War Secretary of Agriculture American Association of State Aml Philadelphia Inquirer

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