Parade July Fourth expects 4000 ex service men in Umefor
Big July Fourth parade planned with about 4000 ex service men and women plus city officials, running 9:29 am start. Major F Adams to lead, with detailed order of march and groups from First Army to Infantry divisions, music by Har Hubbell Band and Coast Artillery Hand, assembly points on East Main Pembroke Stillman and Ogden streets.
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Gtand Marshes
East Main Street
Pembroke Street
Barnum Avenue
Adams
Berkshire Avenue
Vincent I. Keating
Jonn T. Powe
Henry HE. Keiley
A. J. Faulkner
C. N. Hungerford
Soldier's Parade Committee
F. J. Adams
Algonquin Club
First
Second Army
Taird ‘Ank Service
Frank P. Steve
J. A. Imann
George B. Garlick
Oscar A. TI. Dannen- ‘Berg
Har- Hubbell Band
Pembroke
Ment
Motor Transport Corps
Jay A. Smith
Worle Ge Jick
W. He
Gard
Birdseye
Raymond Jargra
Wheeler and Wi Band
Ogden Street
Infantry and Coast Artillery
Parade Postponed If Whistle Sounds Friday Morning
Weather forces the Service Recognition parade postponement and fireworks delay. Whistles will sound in city districts at 8 oclock Friday morning July Fourth if rain postpones the parade. A rain postponement means the parade moves to Saturday and fireworks are delayed to the night of July Fourth, sounding at 9:20 p.m. local time.
First Non Alcohol Bronx Cocktails Open in New York Bars
New Yorkers saw the debut of non alcoholic Bronx cocktails priced at 14 cents. The drink used non-alcoholic gin and vermouth with orange bitters in the same proportions as the real Bronx but without the kick. Bars kept shelves stocked while bottles were labeled limitation or non-alcoholic.
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New York
Bronx
Seventy Five Burned As Navy Dirigible Explodes in Landing
Baltimore July 1 The navy dirigible C S commanded by Lieutenant N J Learned with a crew of six and two passengers exploded just after landing at Camp Holabird near Baltimore at 1230 while adjusting rudder trouble. Seventy five spectators, mostly women and children, were burned or injured as flames and debris scattered over the crowd. None of the crew were harmed. Some spectators were blown twenty feet by the blast and nearby houses trembled as gas fumes filled the air. Twenty injured rushed to hospitals.
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Baltimore
N. J. Learned
Cape May
N. J
Washington
Camp Holabird
Atlantic City Saloons Dispensing Liquor Amid Closures
Atlantic City N J July 1 practically every saloon in the resort is open today and serving liquor including whiskey brandy and gin to patrons. Beach front hotels mostly closed their bars with one exception and wholesale houses are closed as well.
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Atlantic City
N. J
First Arrest Under Day Law Made in Gotham
July 1 city detectives arrested Leon ard teinberg of Bath Beach for alleged time prohibition act violation. The man, whose father runs a liquor store, is charged with selling a half pint of whiskey to detectives and will be arraigned in federal court tomorrow.
Adams Asks Overseas Women To Report For Parade
Major Frederick J. Adams marshal of the parade on July 4 asks women who served overseas or camp duty to report at 6 oclock 2 m on July 4 at Barnum avenue and Pembroke street to march with the service men. The parade starts at 9 29 a m.
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Frederick J. Adams
Barnum Avenue
Pembroke Street
Army Appropriation Bill Passed by House in 1920
Washington July 1 The House without a record vote today passed the army appropriation bill carrying 764 million dollars.
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Washington
House
Saloons in Bridgeport Open for Beer Vending
About 100 bridgesport saloons and cafes were serving 2.75 percent beer yesterday while 200 remained closed. Saloons risk penalties under wartime prohibition if beer is deemed intoxicating. The Bridgeport association advised closures after Justice Department notice. Maximum fine is $1,000 and possible imprisonment.
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Bridgeport
Baltimore
Thomas F. ‘Mons
New Haven
State Liquor Degiers Association
Thomas Fr. Fly
Bridgeport Associon
A. Ailby
King
Willimantlea
Department of Justice
Deaters
Presid Flynn
Wall Street
Forest fires threaten dozen Michigan towns in July blaze
Upper Michigan towns face widespread forest fires raging west of the region. Trout Lake residents appealed for urgent rescue efforts as flames neared the town on two fronts. Beneyleven was reported destroyed before communications broke down.
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Marie
Upper Michigan
Trout Lake
Hames
Beney Levening
All appropriation bills pass as House quits until July 8
Washington July 1 after adjournment at midnight the House finished all appropriation measures for the new fiscal year. The army bill 775 million dollars the sundry civil 605 million dollars the District of Columbia budget 15 million and a deficiency 0 million were enacted. President Wilson will be unable to approve until he returns and officials expect the treaty with Germany to be addressed upon resumption. Prohibition enforcement remains a priority.
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Washington
District of Columbia
White House
Wilson
Wil
Negalia
Germany
Ywil
Congress Moves to Bar 2.75 Percent Beer Sale
Attorney General Palmer says the Department of Justice will enforce the wartime prohibition act against brewers selling beer with more than one half of one percent alcohol. Congress and Justice plan independent legislation to define intoxicating liquor, risking early, vigorous prosecutions as test cases proceed.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Justice
House
Judiciary Committee
Baltimore
Saytelle
San Francisco
Palmer
Hoover quits as head of Grain Corporation
New York July 1 Herbert Hoover resigned as chairman of the board of directors of the Food Administration Grain Corporation and the corporation was reorganized as United States Grain Corporation at the annual meeting. Julius Barnes, wheat director and president, will lead as chairman.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
The
Food Administration Grain Corporation
United States Grain Corporation
Hoover
Julius’ Barnes
Mrs Amy Gilligan Given Life Sentence
Middletown July 1 With Judge John Keeler consent counsel for Mrs Amy Archer Gilliver later today for second degree murder in the death of Franklin R Andrews of Cheshire on May 30 1914 at Gulliver Home for the Aged in Windes ar Life imprisonment in the state oft en at Wethersfield was imposed at once. She had been on trial in the Superior court there for the last ten days.
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Middletown
John EB. Keeler
Amy FE
Archer Giliver
Franklin R. Andrews
Cheshire
Gullifor Lhe
Windasar
Wethersfield
Italy's Foreign Minister Signals Demand Over Fiume
PATUS July 1. Foreign Minister Mttoni of Maly stated at a meeting that Italy seeks the early seizure of Fiume from Austria under the definite terms of a treaty. He dismissed delaying tactics and urged immediate action on the question.
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Patus
Mttoni
Maly
Italy
Austria
James P. Piggott Dies in New Haven Home
James P. Piggott, long time representative from Connecticut, died today in his New Haven home. Born in New Haven, he served in Congress from the 1880s, practiced law, and was active in temperance conventions. His congressional career began after a brief legal practice.
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James P. Piggott
New Haven
James P
Congress
Alshone
Connecticut
Status of Beer Fight Plays Out Across Courts
Washington reports test cases to define sales of beverages over 0.5 percent alcohol. Baltimore judge sustains demurrer against Standard Brewery on cereal beverage claim. beer at 2 percent alkohol deemed risky to brew pending higher court ruling. San Francisco judge denies Rainier Brewing injunction to stop prosecutions for producing beer above 0.5 but below 2 percent after May 1.
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Baltimore
John C. Rose
United States District Court
Standard Brewery, Incorporated
San Francisco
Calif
William Saintelle
Rainiéx Brewing Company of
United States Attorney
British Airplanes Raiding Irish Towns Reported by Envoys
Paris dispatch cites a letter from De Valera envoys to Premier Clemenceau accusing the British army of occupation in Ireland. It details air raids on towns, mass injuries, home and business destruction, bans, confiscations, searches, and arrests aimed at suppressing Irish organizations, urging immediate action at the peace conference.
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William
Butler
Paris
John O'Kelly
de Valera
England
Traland
Clemenceau
Ireland
Wilson
Lish
Mena
Peace Congress
Peace Conference
Crosby spreads net to catch violators of the dry law
Hartford dispatch reports District Attorney John Z. Crosby ordering Connecticut city police to investigate violations of the prohibition act and report to a United States commissioner who can issue warrants. Miller notes no sealing of stock. future provision for sealing likely after the prohibition amendment takes effect January 18.
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Crosby
Hartford
John Z. Crosby
Connecticut
United States
Miller
Colaeter of
Internal Revenue
No Special Session on Woman Suffrage Called
Hartford July Jilly J reports Governor Holcomb publicly stated there will be no special session of the Connecticut legislature to act on the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. He said the demand showed no emergency warranting a special session and that justice would not be denied if action waits for the regular session in January.
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Hartford
Jily J
Connectment
Holcomb
U S Warns Russia Over Reprisals After Arrests
The United States warned the Soviet government via Stockholm a telegram that reprisals against American citizens in Russia would provoke strong US retaliation. Acting Secretary Phillips replied to a Soviet protest over the arrest of L.A. K. Martens, the Soviet representative in New York, stating the seriousness of such reprisals and US sentiment.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Stockholm
Phillips
Tehit~cherin
L.A. CG
Martens
New York
Russie
Danbury Lumber Yard Fire Kills Twelve Horses
July 1 fire destroyed the Seifert and Goose lumber yard in Danbury and damaged nearby buildings. It disrupted traffic on the Central New England Railroad, burned telegraph poles and ties, and caused about $50,000 in damage. Twelve horses were housed in the stables. ten perished in the blaze.
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Danbury
Seifert and Goose
Cantral New England
Seifert and Goos
Demand Punishment of John Carral's Murderers
Washington July 1 The State Department announced urgent representations to the Mexican government for punishment of those responsible for the murder of American citizen John W. Corral his wife’s maltreatment and an attempted murder of his son at their ranch near Colonia 27 miles south of Tampico Instructions have been sent to the American ambassador in Mexico City and Tampico to secure immediate capture and punishment of the perpetrators.
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Washington
John W. Corral
Colonia
Tampico
State Department
Aly
Mexico City
Dirigible R-34 Leaves London for Transatlantic Flight
The R-34, the world’s largest dirigible, departed London at 2:48 AM London time for a direct transatlantic flight to Mineola, Long Island, aiming to land Friday July 4. Commander Scott received air ministry permission to begin, weather permitting, and the airship carries mail to New York and Canadian recipients.
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London
America
Long Island
New York
Roosevelt
Fick Mineola
Scott
Air Ministry
Transatt
Mineola
Hylan
York
States
Canada
Four Americans Killed by Reds Near Suchan Mines
A June 22 clash near the Suchan mines left ten Americans dead and two wounded as they pursued Bolsheviks who had captured an officer and four enlisted men. Bolsheviks carried the captives to Frolovka Village, prompting U.S. forces to launch immediate efforts to recover them and neutralize Bolshevik gangs threatening Americans.
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Vladivostok
Tha
Suchan
Nivitskaya
Frolovka
Heatwave Drives July Crowd to Seaside Park
Thermometers hit 95 degrees yesterday as the city endured a brutal afternoon. Humidity lingered, making breathing difficult in the downtown area while crowds sought relief at Seaside Park and other shore spots after the sun cooled.
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Seaside Park
Concert Tonight at Yellow Mill Park by Columbus Band
A Columbus band performs a concert tonight at Yellow Mill Park starting at 6. During the second hour, dancing will follow the musical program.
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Yellow Mill Park
Yellow Mill P
Columbus
Post and Standard Telegram May Circulation Rises
The Post and Standard Telegram shows an 8 percent increase in net paid circulation for May. The Post reports 24,300 paid copies while Telegram records 16,788 in May 1918.
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Post and Standard Telegram
Post
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