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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1919

Page

2

State Guards To Be Continued Until Federal Plans Develop

ARTEORD July 17 Following announcement of Washington final plans for reorganizing the National Guard have been approved by Secretary Baker the state guard will be continued for the present Major General Lucien F Burpee commanding the state guard said the force would stay until federal plans are received and action taken He stressed the guard remains efficient and useful holding about 4500 citizens in readiness without pay for sudden danger He did not rule out future re establishment of the national guard but noted he has no authority over such decisions

Arteord Washington National Guard Baker Connecticut Lucien ‘F Burpee State Guard Ued Cnt CeThe March

Court debates liquor laws and trial readiness

Fragmentary legal notes describe motions to withdraw demurrer and plead to information, Judge Dickinson weighing upholding the law and its observance. The text hints at witnesses, parish scandal, and concern over criminality and proper trial procedure.

Hs Niem Dickinson

Wilson Reviews Reservations in Senate Debates

In the Senate discussions on reservations, objections were raised by the administration over proposals that would reaffirm the Monroe Doctrine as national policy and require Congressional declarations for war under Article Ten. The stance suggested that such reservations could be accepted abroad if not weakening the covenant, while some argued domestic control over tariff and classification matters should be preserved. President Wilson’s position stressed the United States could not decide the force of any reservation, regardless of general agreement on the covenant.

Senate Congress Wilson

Hovey touts CINOMT as daily aid for Bridgeport families

A Bridgeport resident, Hovey of this city, reports long standing liver trouble and fatigue eased by CINOMET. He visits hundreds of homes daily, claiming about half embrace CINOMT, and praises the product, noting its availability at Hartigan's Drug Store on Pairllel Avenue.

Bridgeport Cas Hartigan’s Avenue

Cossack Chief King of Siberia Explores Bid for Kingdom

Peggy Hull portrays Ataman Seminoff, a Cossack leader in Siberia, who opposes Kolchak and commands a growing force of Cossacks Mongolian outlaws and Chinese bands. The piece notes his escape from arrest, control of the Trans Siberian rail line, and appeals for Japanese backing as Mongolians seek protection amid chaos.

Peggy Hull Siberia Ataman Seminoff Semin

Willett Accused at Bankruptcy Hearing

Abraham Dorsen testified Willett, a Dor sen Ury Goods receiver, threatened his life and sought to secure claims of Abel company and subsi diary firms. Harry Dorsen corroborated the accusation as the hearing before the referee continued. Willett said he aimed to file the claims against the estate to curb creditor chances.

Abraham Dorsen B. W Willett Dorsen’ Ury Goods Company Harry Dorsen Dorsen

Russian Bolsheviks Fuel Afghan Unrest Details

London dispatch reports British officials believe Afghan uprising is fostered by Russian Bolsheviks. Amir in close touch with Bolsheviks in Turkestan and Moscow, with emissaries sent to Afghanistan. Delays armistice terms to rally frontier tribes and seek propaganda or money support.

London Associated Press Afghanistan Turkestan Moscow

Weather forecast and readings from Bridgeport Post Building

Washington July 47 Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with little temperature change for South New England and East New York regions. The outlook calls for normal temperatures and generally fair weather over the middle Atlantic and New England states, with clouds along the coast and showers offshore. Winds vary from moderate south to southeast along the Atlantic, and high pressure remains off the coast. Daily almanac notes high water and moon phases in Bridgeport vicinity.

Washington New England New York Atlantic United States Middle Atlantic Sandy Hook Hatteras

Warner Concedes Free Thread Labor Dispute in Danbury

Workers at Warner company Danbury branch walked out Wednesday over a demand for a shorter work week to free up jobs for soldiers. Negotiations continue with promises that any Bridgeport main plant concessions would extend to Danbury. Few corset workers in New Haven are unionized and no major demands have arisen there.

American Federation of Labor Bridgeport Warner , Company Danbury New Haven

What to Eat Next Week Biddy Bye

A household meal plan for summer outdoors with simple cold dishes and picnic ideas. Provides daily menus from breakfast to dinner across the week, highlighting portable fillings, minimal heating, and easy prep for two or more days, plus a note on Bolshevik moves in Trans-Caucasia and Afghan concerns.

Costello Admits Many Robberies

A man believed by police to be responsible for a series of thefts at lodging houses in the past month was arrested last night. Dominick Costello, 24, of 637 Water Street, admitted at headquarters that he committed six of the thefts involving clothing and shoes. An hour after Costello’s arrest, Mike Dias of 12 Frank Street reported a theft of two suits of clothes, a pair of shoes and a suitcase from his lodgings. the property had already been recovered. Costello was arrested while attempting to dispose of Dias’s clothes to a secondhand dealer.

Dominick, Costello Costello Mike‘Dias Frank Dias

Making Ends Meet by Iddy Eye

A housekeeper guide urges a systemized meal plan to save time and money. It stresses knowing food values, smart marketing, framed menus for breakfast lunch and dinner, and using leftovers. It promotes simple, inexpensive foods, seasonal buying, and two-course meals to curb waste and reduce grocery bills.

Italy's request refused by Paris council

The Thier allied council today refused Italy's request that Austrian concessions at Tian Tsing be transferred to her. Meetings discussed music sessions and various child welfare topics. The Old Roma alith meeting adjourned after talks, with next meeting set for the first Thursday in August.

Paris Associated’ Press Thier-allied Council Today Titly Tien Tsing China Hee

Obituary notices and traditional English breakfast tale

Obituary items cover Frank Schneid Schneider of Huntington burial at Lakeview cemetery and Mrs Nellie Wuterich buried at Park cemetery with service details. Also notes Hannah Buckley and Miss Kate Sautter funerals with church rites and cemetery burials. The English breakfast anecdote recalls past customs and wartime changes.

Frank Schneid Frank Schneider Huntington Walker & Banks Pairfield Avenue Ca. J. Martin Grace M. I. Church Lakeview Cemetery Nellie Wuterich Main Street Michael J. Gannon John Street F. CG Wendell St. John's Episcopal Church Park Cemetery Mirs Hannah Buckley Patrick Buckley Tom Thumb Street St. Vincent's Hospital John. V. Buckley BE. Hastings Bridget ‘Carey St. Patrick's R. Church St. ‘Michael’s H.A. Remington Barnum Avenue Church of the Blessed Sacrament Terrence B. Smith Ernest Porter Walter Gore

Wendell's Ambition Pills Ad Promises Quick Boost

A 50 cent box of Wendell's Ambition Pills is advertised at Wendell's Pharmacy and Hartigan's Drug Store. The ad claims relief for nervousness fatigue overwork and related ailments within three days, with a money back offer.

Wendell Tindie Anil Hartigan’s Baal Windle Hartigan's

Will Distribute Service Medals at Raymond Harris VFW

Foreign service medals will be ready and distributed to Raymond W. Harris Post Veterans of Foreign Wars at its August 7 meeting in the new headquarters at 89 State Street. Members are urged to attend as the club rooms open with a class initiation and the ritual exemplified. A social session follows with refreshments. The Post will meet at 189 State Street on the first and third Thursdays. Harris died September 14, 1917, in France, and his record is to be displayed in the Post rooms along with a photograph presented to the Post.

Raymond W. Harris Post Veterans of Foreign Wars State Street Harris Rayimond W. Harris Bridgeport France Louis I de Bouvet

Ford's Day on Stand in $1,000,000 Libel Suit

Mount Clemens July figures show Henry Ford’s testimony in his libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune wandered through misremembered terms such as preparedness and militarism. Prosecutors and Ford’s lawyers clashed over coherence as Ford and aides explained his lapses while defending his own statements.

Mount Clemens Henry Ford Chicago Daily Tribune Elliott O 'Ge Stevenson The Tribune Ford Neily Joseph’ O'Neill William’ J. Gamneron Alfred Lucking Alfred Lucking After Court, Yesterday When Mr. Lucking Asked Mr. Ford Benedict Arnold Gshop Arnold

Pershing in With Commons

General John J. Pershing praised the Anglo-Saxon alliance and recalled the wartime bond with Britain after meeting MPs in the House of Commons committee room. He said American efforts benefited from British experience and urged unity of thought and heart among allied nations.

London Associated Press John J. Persting House of Commons Winston Spencer Churchill Pershing

Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Water Tonic Claim

Indoor workers are urged that Horsford's Acid Phosphate added to drinking water steadies the nerves, overcomes exhaustion, and provides tonic properties. Advertisement claims improvement and energizing effect for laborers.

Horsford

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