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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1919

Page

5

Tinkham Proposes Housing Bureau Inside Labor Dept

Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts announced he will introduce a bill in Congress to establish a bureau of housing and living conditions within the Department of Labor. The bureau would study housing and living conditions of industrial workers, promote research to eliminate slums, improve living standards, reduce dwelling costs, and finance extended home building without federal appropriation.

Washington Tinkham Mas Congress Department of Labor Bureau of

Hartford Imports Grow Fast Usher in Port Boom

Hartford now receives more imports than any other city in the state and the year ending June 30 shows the largest-ever value through the customs house. Deputy Caledor Arthur notes a sharp rise since January with six months of heavy totals. From July 11, 1918 to June 30, 1919 imports valued at 6,867,869 and duties totaling 346,301.47 were collected.

Hartford Caledor Arthur. E. Howard

First Americanization Meetings Held by County Delegates

The county conducted a series of Americanization meetings with delegates from the Asian societies present. The event marked the first organized effort to express opinions and integrate new community groups into local civic life.

Takcen Wheeler

Kings Highway Church Plans Town Party Tomorrow Night

The Kings Highway Church hosts a lawn party at the corner of Spring street and Noble avenue tomorrow night. The event offers attractions for both old and young and aims to attract the whole community.

Kings Highway Spring Street Noble Avenue

Dance and social in July at Lordship pavilion

The Accounting section of the Ordnance department of the Union Metallic Cartridge will give a dance and social at the Lordship dancing pavilion on July 10. Supper will be served from an unspecified start time.

The Ordnance Department of the Union Metalic Cartridge A Lordship Dancing Pavillion

Americanization Plans Progress Reported by City Groups

Italian share societies and other groups held a Americanization meeting in the county courthouse led by Justice Wheeler who urged creating a citizen outreach plan for non English speakers and forming a committee to identify and enroll those needing schooling. September assembly will report progress as Lieut Bradley notes factory and church participation and Rev Caneo Cerrata promotes evening schools. Louis Richards praises society enthusiasm and support for the movement.

Court House W. Wheeler Americamiza Justice Wheeler Lieut Tuadley Bradley Caneo Cerrata Louis Richards Lady ‘of

American Casualties To Date Total 297,147

Official report lists American Expeditionary Forces casualties as 297,147 through July 2 with 78,617 deaths, 216,609 wounded, and 3,921 missing. Net increases include 1,885 overall and 921 battle deaths.

Washington

Polk silent on Paris Peace Conference plans

Washington July 1 under secretary of state Polk refused to say if he would go to Paris to take Secretary Lansing’s place at the peace conference. He said he would discuss the matter with President Wilson and issue a statement later.

Wrank Washington L. Polk Southampton Tong Island Paris Lansing Wilson

All Foreign Embassies Occupied by Bolsheviks Report

Dispatch from Heisingfors dated July reports that Bolshevik troops have occupied all foreign embassies legations and consulates in Petrograd. Archives seized and turned over to an extraordinary commission handling espionage charges against officials.

Postmaster General Denias Resignation Refuted

Washington July reports Postmaster General Surle gen denied resigning after initial refusal to confirm or deny the claim. He stated there is absolutely no truth to the assertion that he has resigned, insisting he has not quit the position.

Washington Surlegen

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