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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1919

Page

2

Restriction Sparsity 20th Century Meeting Permit Dispute

The scene outside Colonial Hall involved efforts to hold a meeting without a permit. Superintendent Redgate refused to recognize the permit request, prompting attorneys to seek injunctive relief. A settlement allowed a permit, while future meetings could proceed with or without approval, depending on constitutional questions. No disorder occurred. routine agenda items were discussed.

Palace John 9 Mame Hall Ting Columbia Graene Ptc S Trikers Machin- Rall Broad Street Finklostens Lavery Fink Wan Redgate Informia Redbat Finklestone Common Council Loca

Obituary notices for Reilly Dean Evanstock and relatives

Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Cather Reilly at 354 Capitol Avenue with a requiem at St. Patrick's Church. Burial followed in St. Marys Cemetery. Also noted were the funerals of Joseph Dean and Bertha Evanstock, with services at their respective homes and burials in local cemeteries.

Cather- Reilly Capitol Avenue St. Patrick’s FR John J. Keane Edward William Salitter Arthur and Becker John Cullen E Tyer St ‘A Joseph Dean Joseph J Sylvan Avenue Rourke & F Main Street St Michael's Cemetery A Evanstock Bertha Evanstock

Mexican Aiding U S Expedition Reported Crises Near Border

San Diego and Washington dispatches describe American aviators and troopers aided by Mexican troops searching a vast border zone for Lt. M. B. Waterhouse and C. H. Connelly after they vanished on a return flight from Yuma. Ransom negotiations and rumors of bandit activity surround the operation as officials withhold many details.

San Diego Calif Jf. B. Waterhouse C. H. Connelly Yuma Arizona Rockwell Field Maesjean Pacifi Ocean Matlack

Boston Police Union to Fight Authorities

Boston August 22 Retention of counsel by the Policemen's union is its reply to Police Commissioner Edwin A Curtis announcement that principal officers would be suspended or discharged for aiding such an organization The union counsel will meet with officers tomorrow to discuss their forthcoming trial The Central Labor union will hold a special meeting tomorrow to consider aiding the Philadelphia union

Boston Policemen‘s Union Edwin A. Curtis Central Laer Pa- Heenren

Weather notes from Bridgeport and New Haven area

The Bridgeport reading shows temperatures mostly above normal with fair overall conditions. New York and coastal cities enjoy generally fair weather this weekend. the almanac lists daily observations across multiple locations with clear to cloudy skies and highs in the 70s to 80s.

New England New York Mississippi 75Th Meridian New Haven Weather Bureau Bar Fem Wea Atlanta Atlantic City Cleay Brockimand Buffalo Y Detroit Elon Hartferdess Hutteras Ss JackKsunvilla Banas City Waitucket New Haven New Orieane Pittsburgh Portland Minneapolis Weeden Bridgeport Middlebrook Almanac

Ebert Takes Oath as Imperial President in Weimar

Friedrich Ebert won the oath as Imperial President at the National Theater in Weimar. A large crowd gathered as a guard and Landjaeger band stood by. Ebert arrived by auto and recited the oath with firm voice before the National Assembly led by Constant Fehenbach.

Weimar Associated Press Friedrich Ebert Landjaeger Hart Ebert Constant Fehenbach Herr Wehenbach Imperial Council Assembly Herr Ebert Herr Fehenbach Ebert

High priced profiteers face heavy fines debated in Congress

The article outlines a wartime style clash in Congress over high living costs with Republicans accusing Democrats of inaction and seeking remedies while Democrats accuse Republicans of politics. President Wilson met with Attorney General Palmer and Director General Hines amid a conference on the high price issue. Palmer also discussed amendments to the food control act with a Senate agriculture subcommittee, aiming to define reasonable prices and just profits, though no agreement was reached.

House Wilson Palmer Hines Senate Agriculture Sub-Committee

Supreme Council awaits Joseph’s resignation in Hungary

Paris Aug 2 The Supreme Council of the peace conference expects news of Archduke Joseph’s resignation as head of Hungary’s government within days. The inter allied mission’s instructions hint at a new cabinet and possible designation of Joseph as army commander. Budapest advices name Sigismund Poroszay as interior minister and mention Julius Andrew as foreign affairs minister in a short new cabinet.

Paris Supreme Council of the Peace Conference Archduke Joseph Budapest Kungirhia Archdule Joseph Araty Gireles Sigismund Poresayt Julius Andrewii ML Laavussy

Mayor Hylan Reveals Food Stockpiles in City Warehouses

New Yorkers crowded into buses to view a city sale of army food as Mayor Hylan presented a report by Kaine Spectors showing vast quantities of staples stored not only in warehouses but also in breweries and other buildings pressed into service. The tally includes half a billion eggs, 96 million pounds of bacon, 8.9 million pounds of sugar, 7 million pounds of flour, 45 million pounds of grain, and 15.9 million pounds of meat seized by the city investigators.

New York Army Fond Tiglain Kaine Spectors Stadt Cits

Treaty Fails In Labor Provisions In Senate Debate

Washington January 22. Senator Thomas Democrat Colorado warns the labor provisions of the peace treaty threaten domestic peace. He doubts the action could be constitutional and questions creating an international labor conference as part of the League of Nations. He fears delegated judicial powers and outside review over U S officials.

Washington United States Thomas Colorado Senate Phe International Labor Conference League of Nations Thas Eal

Bridgeport to Mass produce large pin cubes locally

Bridgeport officials announce a new pin cube packing method using pasteboard cubes produced in city factories. The Eagle Pin company claims its product outperforms German pins and will retail at Vi cents per cube. Processing and employment figures remain undisclosed.

Bridgeport United States Eagle Pin Company Cold Eat Crescent Frritleh. Company

Assault on a Minor Report From Fruit Store

Special officer Dudh arrests Stephen Kachadur on suspicion of assaulting a 16 year old girl after a sequence at a fruit store and a moving picture show last night. Police allege the suspect took the child to the theater before the arrest.

Stephen Kachadur Dudh Kachadurian

Shantung Rights Debate Ties to China and Japan

An expert testimony and a government memorandum debate the Shantung duty transfer after World War I. Observers note that transferring German rights to Japan would anger China and weaken U.S. prestige, with concerns about a 9 year lease and continued port control at Tsingtao.

Dipan Japan China Germany M Williams McCay Aomemorandiuny Ching Williams Mount Vernon Senator Johnson Tepublican California Mermorantum Lfter Wiliams Tiken Kk. Lombeck Ile Co University of Calibarrrit Shantung Willian Bald Kiso Chow Shantae Chhina Psing-Tan Hanil Baci

Textile Workers Outing At Roton Point Morning Schedule

Members of the International Textile Co. will have an outing today at Roton Point starting at 8 20 this morning. A program of sports includes hall games and a basket ball event. Verbal notices indicate a light treat will be served and games are planned at the park.

Eroplesves Internagaad Textile Co Roton Point Feavis Ceedley Te Park

HOTO TAKEN OF MIUDDERED HAN HOTO

Police release new photographs of a murdered man found near Milford with a butcher knife and Packard car evidence. They seek fingerprints and aid from surrounding police offices to identify the victim, while notes reference suspects named Jensen or Gensei and unfinished funding for the inquiry report.

Ulorck Eteies i New Hlaven Stedten M.A. Scarborough J. Fisher

Fairfield Tax Lists Due Next Month

Notices from the Board of Assessors require all taxes to be filed during September. Real estate parcels must be bounded, and buildings described, with drops in certain times listed. Sessions will be held at the town house and several post offices on specified September dates and hours.

Fairfield Board of Assessors Tegel Iiefield Post Office South Port Old Nichols Yotenia Ftudelph Neomeczky

National Labor Party to Convene in Chicago

The National Labor Party holds its first convention in Chicago on Saturday November 2. About 1,600 to 2,000 delegates are expected, representing several thousand labor organizations nationwide. Max Flays, bartender of the party’s executive committee, announced the event.

Cleveland, Olo National Labor Party Chierago Max Flays

Prisoners shot as two escape from Cheshire reformatory

Two inmates were seriously wounded when guards opened fire during a breakout at the Cheshire Connecticut Reformatory. Two escapees, Joseph Linsky of New Haven and Quatif Roderick of North Carolina, fled southward as guards pursued them. George Canton of New York and Patrick Mazzoni of New York were wounded but not critically hurt. both had about eight months remaining on five year terms.

Cheshire Cann Ausee Connecticut Reformaatory Snot Guar Biy Reformatory George Canton New Five Patrick Mazzone Tho New Fork Borik Miazzoni Fairfield County Joseph Linsky New Haven Quatif Roderick North Carolina

Dollar Day Returns With New Money Saving Prices

Our Dollar Day last Tuesday drew strong crowds. Tomorrow we offer the same values plus new offerings at unheard of prices. An advertisement fragment shows prices around $1.00 for various items with unclear product names and misstated text.

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