Croix de Guerre Hero To Be Parade Witness
Private Thomas C. Bresnahan of 846 Pem broke street, wounded at Lorraine, will witness the July Fourth parade instead of marching. He bears the Croix de Guerre and a sharpshooter’s medal, served in Company A, 327th Infantry, 82nd Division.
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Lorraine
Thomas C. Bresnahan
Pembroke Street
Breshnahan
United States Army
Company. A
327Th Infantry
82Nd Division
Teborwitz Case Nolle Prossed Over Marker Issue
Teorwitz, at Spruca Street, charged with operating a motor vehicle without proper markers, was dismissed after he said he borrowed a marker for one day while awaiting a replacement. He was ordered to pay court costs.
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Max Teborwitz
Spruca Street
Teborwitz
Thieves Ransack Store on Main Street
burglars entered the clothing shop of N B Socho witz at 22 Main Street during Sunday night. The owner reported the store was ransacked but nothing was stolen. Port troops and 26 civilian War Department employees arrived today from Brest.
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N. B. Sochowitz
Main ‘Street
War Department
Brest
League Covenant Seen Essential by Senate Democrat
Senator Gerry of Rhode Island argued in the Senate that acceptance of the League of Nations covenant was absolutely necessary to protect American rights and preserve civilization during reconstruction. He cited England France and Belgium and warned European hope depended on U S leadership in preventing future war.
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Germany
Austria
Gerry
Rhode Island
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Fairfield Woman to Sponsor U. S. Destroyer
Miss Mary Hubbard Paulding, daughter of Col and Mrs William Paulding of Fairfield, will sponsor a U S navy destroyer named James Kirke Paulding to be launched in Camden New Jersey late July 1900. She earned a Fairfield High school diploma and will enter Vassar this fall.
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Mary Hubbard Paulding
William Paulding
Fenfield Read
United States Navy
Camden
N. Jn
Paulding
Seretary of the Navy
Daniels
Tana
James Kirke Paulding
Miss Paulding
Pairfield High School
Vassar
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Portland Woman Recommends Pink Pills for Anemia
A Portland woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and energy after severe fatigue nervousness and digestive issues. She reports better sleep improved appetite and renewed health after using the tonic. The pills cost 50 cents a box or 2 50 for six and are sold by druggists or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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C. A. Carson
High Street Court
Portland
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. J
Ambition Pills advertised for nervous energy and endurance
An advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills as a quick cure for debility and nervous prostration caused by overwork or indulgence. It promotes 30 cent box price with a money back guarantee at Hindle Pharmacy and Hartigan Drug Store.
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Hartigan Drug
Powder in Shoes as Well as Guns
Detroit Prep Press notes that soldiers benefit from good foot care with Foot-Ease powder to ease hot tired feet and prevent blisters and corns. The piece promotes Foot-Ease as a daily relief for aching feet, sprains and swelled toes, claiming it helps training and marching.
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Linder
Detroit Prep Press
Plattsburg
Falls 40 Feet From Building Injures Man
Joseph Jonoviteh of 198 Russell Avenue fell forty feet from a building on East Main and Pearl while at work. he suffered a right shoulder fracture and was treated at Emergency hospital by Dr. Burns. A heavy cash slip crushed Paul Dorowitch’s left foot at South Fd freight yards. he was treated at Emergency and moved to St Vincent’s hospital. Mrs Mary Dimico, 26, of Hamilton Street fainted on Golden Hill Street and was revived at Emergency hospital.
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Russell Avenue
East Main
Pearl Sheets
Burns
South Fd
Paul Dorowitch
Columbus Street
Emergency
Mary Dimico
Hamilton Street
Golden Hill Street
15 Replies to Circulars Sent Out by Hartford Agent
Hartford June report shows G Eaton, agent for the state treasurer, has received only 15 replies to his circular inviting local authorities to appoint representatives under the widows pension law. Bridgeport is the only large city with an appointment. Nearly 60 applications have been received for assistance under the law.
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Hartford
Cradert’'G. Eaton
Bridgeport
Montenegrins Send Protest to Paris Conferees
The Montenegrin government in Paris protests the peace conference's refusal to allow Montenegrin representation in the German negotiations. It notes Montenegro was among the first to declare war on Germany and urges inclusion in Allied talks.
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Paris
Germany
Major General Edwards Decorated by French
The French government awarded Major General Clarette St Edwards the Legion of Honor and the Croix de Guerre with palm. He formerly commanded the 26th Yankee division. The ceremony took place in Boston and was announced on June 80.
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Legion of Honor
Boston
Clarette St. Edwards
Twelve Miners Dead in Oklahoma Coal Mine Explosion
McAlester Okla June 60 twelve miners are dead and three more are expected to die as a coal mine explosion at the Teland Coal company Ald o ba mine near Here rescue crews are at work.
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Alderson
Okla
Mcalester
Dean
Teland Coal
Ald Oba
Perews
Former Ambassador to Poland Commission Members Named
Parts, June 0. Henry Morgenthau, former ambassador to Turkey, Brigadier General Edgar Jadwin and Homer H. Johnson of Cleveland form the commission to Poland. The group will depart Paris in a few days to investigate pogroms.
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Henry Morganthau
Turkey
Edgar Jadwin
Homer H. Johnson
Cleveland
Poland
Paris
Austrian financial terms to be handed Friday
Allied governments at the peace conference will present a delegation with the financial terms of the Austrian settlement. The communiqué notes the terms will be delivered Friday, with Paris as the central meeting point and the Allied powers guiding the final provisions.
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Paris
Weels
Aussty Fars
De Valera Receives Cambridge Welcome and Tour
Irish leader Eamonn De Valera visited Cambridge and Boston in June 1930. He laid wreaths at historic sites, toured landmarks with Mayor Edward Quinn, attended a city hall reception and luncheon, and spoke to the Massachusetts House of Representatives at the state house after an automobile tour with officials.
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Eamonn de Valera
Cambridge
Waston
City Hall
Riverbank Court
de Vallera
Edward Quinn
Imbridge
State House
House of Representatives
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