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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1919

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Direct Flight by NCFOUR Possible But Not Probable

Plymouth England June 1. Crews for the American navy NC planes debated direct Atlantic flight by NC-4. Opinions diverged, wind direction critical, Newfoundland to New Foundland leg favored. Lt E K Stone warned against homeward attempt Ireland Newfoundland, planes experimental and not built for direct crossing. Proponents urged dropping crew to save fuel and use destroyers for safety. Lt David M McCullough noted fogs and icebergs hinder return. Conference in Paris planned for final decision. King George sent congratulatory message via the American embassy at Ottawa to President Wilson and Mr Daniels.

Associated Press Plymouth England Newfoundland E. K. Stone Ireland New Foundland Atlantic David M. McCullough NC-8 Paris George Oma Daniels Amerian Navy Charles Cust Wilson

Grenades to Become Coin Savings Banks

Washington June 1 Fifteen million hand grenades will be converted into coin savings banks for American schoolchildren under a plan announced by the savings division of the treasury department. The grenades, originally made for Germany, were to be delivered to the German army but the armistice altered plans. each grenade will have a coin slot and be labeled Buy War Savings Stamps.

Washington Savings Division Treasury Department War Departments

Robertson predicts strikes will fail in Winnipeg

Gideon Robertson, dominion minister of labor, said before leaving for Ottawa that Winnipeg promoters of the general strike "sit in the ashes of their folly" and that so-called strikes must fail. He added the Winnipeg strike is the first rehearsal of the play begun in Calgary where the union movement was launched last March.

Winnipeg Gideon Robertson Dominion Ottawa Calgary

Afghan Offensive Repulsed At Thal Fort Clash

London June 1 Afghan main offensive against Thal under General Nadir Khan reported May 29 30 as repulsed. Fort bombarded all Wednesday, Afghan loot market captured near the fort. British air recon counted about 3500 enemy near Thal. Baldak fort opposite Chaman Baluchistan fell with 169 prisoners and 320 enemy fatalities. Fort described as strongest in Afghanistan, its fall easing tensions along Kan dahar and Chaman frontier.

London Montreal Thal Nadir Khan Simla Baldak Chaman Baluchistan Afghanistan Kandahar

Forms Tie With Berated Nations

New York report details the four stage American relief intervention in Europe led by Edgard Rickard. He defends the exchange system linking the United States with liberated Central European nations as a step toward reestablishing commerce. The program, initially food focused, will expand to other goods under law.

New York United States Central ‘Europa Europe Tor Edgard Rickard Rickard Mr. Rickard America

Ex-Kaiser At Amerongen Castle Sparks Quiet Walks

The former German emperor arrived at Amerongen castle, prompting disruption as the usual church service was dropped. He walked in the garden with three men, discussing serious topics aloud. One companion seemed to be Dr. Alfred Zimmermann, a German secretary for foreign affairs.

Amerongen Associated Press Amerongen-castle Alfred Zimmermann Onea

Explosions Torched Pembroke Laundry Barn Fire

Four children escaped unharmed as gasoline explosions fed flames at the Pembroke laundry barn on Madison Avenue yesterday afternoon. Off duty firemen were summoned by factory whistles, three alarms sent, flames reached a storehouse owned by Howard D. Bogey, and damage exceeded seven thousand dollars with most loss inside the barn. Proprieties William G. Minty and Samuel Hartman said insurance would cover about one third of the cost.

Pembroke Madison. Avenue Howard D. Bogey North Avenue Martin Conroy Conroy Madison Avenue Grand Street

Yale to Honor War Dead at Commencement

Yale University will commemorate 207 alumni who died in the war during Commencement week. A commemorative hymn by Horatio Parker and Brian Hooker will debut as President Hadley delivers the address and Bishop Brewster gives the prayer. Over 8,000 Yale men served, with 72 undergraduates among the dead and 273 decorations awarded to 244 men.

New Haven Yale Yale University Horatio Parker Brian Hooker Puhblic Arthur Hadley Chauncey B. Brewster Yalé France Howe United States Signal Corps Medical Corps University

36 Bottles Seized in Walnut Beach Raid

June 4 six Milford police raided the cottage of Edward and Mrs Belfort at 138 East Broadway. Three dozen bottles of liquor were seized and the Belforts and four frequenters Jack Sterly Ward Dunn Vincent Referetti and Mary Wilson all faced bonds with arrests. The Belforts held in 800 dollar bonds and the others in 500 dollar bonds each.

Walnut. Beach Edward Belfort East Broadway Maher Milford Belfort Jack Sterly Hidward Dunn Vincent Referetti Mary Wilson Bridgeport Disier Desty Ees Aliquor

Airplanes crash over Yale Bowl kill two army aviators

New Haven June 1 Two army pilots Lieutenant Melvin B. Keleher and Corporal Joseph Katzman died when their aircraft collided at about 1000 feet near the Yale Bowl during an aviation service recruiting flight. A third plane in formation landed safely. an autopsy was held as investigators investigated the cause. The two men had joined the aviation service shortly before the armistice and were en route on a recruiting campaign from Hazelhurst Field Mineola.

New Haven Melvin B. Keleher Joseph Katzman Mineola Long Island Yale Bowl Keleher Katzman Pratt Field Aviation Service Meriden Wallingford Edward Lufbery Raoul Lufbery France Winsted Jeff John T. Roullet San Francisco Eli Mix Roullot Melvin Hazelhurst New England Aviation Archie Miller Franklin Ind Brooklyn

Irish Afraid of Covenant Clause

Paris June 1 Frank P Walsh on behalf of the Irish American delegation sends a letter to President Wilson with cablegrams from across the United States urging Ireland’s case be heard at the peace conference and opposing Article 10 of the League covenant. He warns the clause could force peoples under distant powers without due hearing. The letter argues most Irish favor free government and risks under monarchies or military rule.

Paris Frank P. Walsh Wilson United States Ireland League of Nations Walsh

Londoners Honor Read And His Crew

London, June 1. The crews of the three American seaplanes that started the trans Atlantic flight arrived in London this afternoon. At Paddington Station they were met by American sailors and soldiers who carried Lieutenant Commander A C Read on their shoulders during a parade. Harry G Hawker was among the first to reach Read after the train arrival as the NC 4’s commander was jostled through the crowd.

London Plymouth Paddington A. C. Read Atlantic NC-4 Harry G Hawker Read

Mrs Astor Secretly Weds British Peer in London Registrar

Mrs Ava Willing Astor widow of Col John Jacob Astor quietly married Lord Ribbesdale at a London registrar office on Saturday. She has adopted the name Mrs John Astor to avoid confusion with her late husband after his Titanic death and prior marriages.

London Ava Willing Astor John Jacob Astor Lord Ribbesdale Gwdfadarty Jindeashira Sirice Har Astor Mya Ingland John Astor John Jacol Astor

Brazil's Next President Vies for Royal Visit in England

President-elect of Brazil Or Pessoa will sail from Boulogne to Dover on Tuesday and stay in Britain as King George's guest from June 8 to 6. He will attend royal events including a Buckingham Palace banquet, the lord mayor's banquet at Mansion House, and the Lancaster House government banquet. He then departs from Portsmouth aboard a British warship to Lisbon and boards the French cruiser Jeanne D Arc to reach the United States.

Paris Pessoa Brazil Boulogne Dover King George Lord Derby Buckingham Palace Jlause Lancaster House Pesson Portsmouth Lisbon United States

Rhine cities rejoice as republic is formed

The Rhine republic was proclaimed today in various Rhine cities. The population welcomed the event with satisfaction and hoped it would end the painful uncertainty over allied nations and Germany. The new government is headed by Dr. Dorden and installed at Wheehades. Doreen addressed a message to governments and the peace conference.

Mayhnce Havas Rhine Germany Dorden Piol Naldnall Wheehades Doreen Messacre

Fire kills eighty in French movie theater panic

Fire broke out today during a performance at a Valence sur Rhone picture house. About 100 people were inside as panic surged, with eighty dead and many more injured. Bodies of fifty were recovered near a flat, including three children and twenty one women. One man died from asphyxiation.

Valence-Sur-Rhone Ina

Seaside Park Draws Four Hundred At Offseason Dip

About 400 spectators attended Seaside Park yesterday, led by George M. Haines president of the Board of Park Commissioners. Last year's first Sunday after Memorial Day saw around 1,000 watchers, though yesterday was notably hotter.

Seaside Park Creorge M. Haines Board of Park Commissioners

British Warships Smash Bolshev Attacks On Coast

Helsingfors May 31 Associated Press reports a fifty minute battle this morning between a Bolshevik fleet including battleship Petropavlovsk and three other ships bombarding the coast west of Krasnaia Gorka and seven British war vessels. The Russians fled to Kronstadt after the clash.

Helsingfors Associated Press Petropavlovsk Krasnaia Gorka Kronstadt

Yale Oarsmen Prepare for Finishing Touches

Gales Ferry June 1 Yale oarsmen arrive to begin final training for the Yale Harvard regatta on June 20. Thirteen more crewmen from New Haven aboard the Belle of Boston. Harvard crews due Red Top Tuesday. Yale camp to house about sixty by tomorrow. Ward Cheney elected Yale freshman captain after stroke at St Pauls Concord New Hampshire.

Thames Yale Philip Alen, Jr Providence Bow Ward Cheney South Manchester Yale Wreshman St. Paul's Concord N .H

Three Small Fires Record For Afternoon

Firemen were called to 1041 Main street for an ash box fire with no damage. A shed at 138 Wheeler avenue owned by George Potter burned briefly but was extinguished. minor damage. At 395 Hancock avenue a fire from a lighted pipe on a table caused clothes and tablecloth to ignite. damage about $10.

Main Street Washington Avenue Wheeler Avenue George Potter Hancock Avenue Pine Street

Irish Rebels Hear Walsh in Dublin Jail Vote

Frank P B Walsh, chairing the Irish American delegation, spoke from Dublin’s Mansion House to rebels in jail terms, denouncing the Irish parliament’s constitution as the body’s members faced possible imprisonment. His address drew from Dail leaders and aimed to bolster resistance to British rule. Toronto rail workers reject sympathy walkout vote timing unclear and unconnected.

Robert Welles Ritchie Dublin Mall Frank PB. Walsh Ireland Irish Republic Dail

Germany Upsets by Treaty Demands in Rantzau Note

Washington reports Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau states Germany cannot fulfill the peace terms as drafted and will counter with proposals. He asserts Germany seeks a just peace, will bear sacrifices, and demands Allied concessions including League of Nations participation, territorial adjustments, reparations limits, and control over its colonies under a German mandate.

Washington Germany Realiz Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Germ Clemerceau Thepartmeent League of Nations Alsace-Lorraine Poisen Reparations Commission International Reparation Commission Fermany Jaste Pwa France Gefors Redne heMey Unio Sailles

Allied note seeks freedom for new Lettish government

Berlin reports late Allied note to end Baltic conflict calls for a Lettish coalition under Marshal Von der Goltz with limited independence until orders are given. The note demands full freedom and restoration of Lettish mobilization, with a 15 day acceptance window.

Berlin Entente Marshal von der Ge Jhe Germany Lettis

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Ngfour Robertson Fort Thal Baldak Fort American Relief Administration Central Kaiser Post and Standard Sunday Post William G. Minty Seamuél Hartman Walnut Beach Clew Harry Hawker Mrs. Astor Republic Bolshevs Krasnaia Gorka Eli Porgnto ‘Fqams Toronto Corante Street Railway Company Rantzau Clemenceau Clemenceany Verooknditi Mnenne Baltic
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