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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1919

Page

14

Poland Agrees to Pay Share of Russia's Debt

Paris reports Premier Clemenceau sent a letter to Premier Paderewski explaining why Poland must assume part of Russia's debt under the treaty with Entente powers and the United States. The accord includes guarantees for minorities and supports in international postal, railway, and telegraphic conventions to establish national standing.

Poland Russia Paris Pelshc United States Clemenceau Paderewski Directini Mallon Ghev Interallied Commissiors

Civilian Lives of WWI Veterans Named in Service Roster

A wartime roster lists numerous individuals with full addresses and ranks, detailing private soldiers, corporals, sergeants, and nurses connected to bases, divisions, and hospitals across the United States. The compilation names William Weber, Catherine Grady, Walter Walker, Vincent Varinhedian, Otto Cowell, Fred Rogers, John Yantuck, Joseph Millette, and many others, tethered to camps such as Camp Wheeler and Camp Devens, and to units including the 310th Field Signal Battalion, 304th Infantry, and 21st Engineers, among others, reflecting a broad cross-section of service and assignments.

William Weber Capitol Avenue 310Th Field Signal Battalion Willam A. Bohrer Iranistan Avenue Catherine M. Grady Anson Street Camp Wheeler Wabster Walker Tark Avenue 304Th Infantry Dick KK. Markkarian Kelsey Street 324Th Infantry Irving Stanton Stratford Avenue U. S Arkansas U. 8 Louisiana Patrick Chesto State Street Wield Artil Otis Dexter Cowell 802Nd Field Artillery Joseph A. Millette Kim’ Street 18Th 6Th Division Laurence Armitage Laurel Beach Road Milford 21St Engineers Edgward Boekel John O'Neill East Main Street Bassick Avenues Combene B Engineers Wark Rison Aeolus Harold D. Coyle Hollister Avenue Medical Department Patrick 1B. Murphy Phillip J. Thompson Anson ‘Treet Harold J. Bunting Lordship Manor Ordnance Corps 10Th Infantry 78Th Anthony Corb Mainstract 102Nd Infantry Tacob Olsen Oakland Street Stratford Joseph P. Saunders Linen Avenue Guiseppe Andolina D. No. 4 A. Bridgeport Camp Devens Raymond Prescotte Federal Fort Leavenworth Kan Amedo Lozza Elias Street Miss Isabel Stevens Hancock Avenue Yale University Vincent J. Sullivan Wood ‘Avenue Worcester Mass Harris L. O’brien Roanoke Avenue Pairfield Yeoman Washington, D. C Louis A. Adams Main Street Camp Upton Rudolph EB. Huda Buibnan Street Brooklyn Daniel Davidson Prospect Street N. Re F New Haven Edward W. Kelley Aretie Street Jorome W. Palmer Fulton Street New York City John Malusowysk Ogden Street Hdldie Kane Courtland Street Albert C. Bronson William Street Camp ‘Mills Edward J. Corneil Vincent Lakehurst Proving Grounds

Burglars Loot Silverware From Banker's Home

Burglars forced entry into the home of Louis Kutscher Jr vice-president of the American Bank & Trust Co and president of The Home Brewing Co at 474 Maplestreet on Monday night stealing about 200 dollars worth of silverware. Entry was gained through a rear window.

Louis Kutscher, Jr American Bank & Trust Co Home Brewing Co

Fairfield Concert on Sherman Green

Fairfield Linquona band will play a Wednesday evening concert on Sherman green beginning at 7 30. The change moves from 8 to 7 30 to let players travel to Bridgeport for the return soldiers parade at 10.

Pairyfield Fairfield Linquona Bridgeport Sherman Green

Papers Executed to Extradite H. K. Thaw

Governor Smith signed extradition papers for Warry Thaw from Pennsylvania. District Attorney Swann forwarded the documents to Governor Sproul. Thaw, under indictment, was charged with an attack on Frederick Gump at the Del Monte?Alpolo years ago.

New York Ly Smith Warry Thaw Pennsylvania Swann W. EH. Sproul Pennsyl- Thaw Frederick Gump del MuaAlplo

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