United States Chamber Leader to Speak at Local Luncheon
Calvin B. Brown chief of Organization Service bureau of the United States Chamber of Commerce will address the Stratfield noonday luncheon tomorrow. He will present the national trade outlook and explain chamber activities and growth of the movement nationwide. The event is expected to draw wide turnout and a warm welcome.
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Calvin B. Brown
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Stratfield
Brown
United States Chamber of Commerce
Shim
Chamber committee backs city recreation push
About 26 members of the Recreation and Education committee of the Chamber of Commerce attended the first meeting held yesterday at the Chamber. The group considered suggestions for cooperating with regular authorities to improve recreation and education. Several committees were appointed to report next meeting, with appointments to be made by chairman William T Hincks.
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Chamber of ‘Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
William T Hincks
Gained Strength From Tonic Treatment, A Woman’s Testimony
Nervous indigestion blamed on nerves rather than digestion. Mrs. S. Lewis of Springfield credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring flesh and easing pain after four years of symptoms. She used four boxes and reports lasting improvement. Pills sold by druggists or mail order for 50 cents a box, six boxes for 2.50.
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5. Lewis
College Street
Springfield
Mass
Dr. Williams
White
Commencement Day Gift Suggestions Shine from Local Store
Commencement Day marks a landmark for youths and is often celebrated with watches and jewelry as gifts. Parents seeking appropriate tokens can find a wide stock and receive guidance and suggestions from our shop.
Retreading Worn Tires We Do It and Guarantee It
Local tire shop promotes retreading services with a guarantee and invitation to visit for a sample of their work.
Bridgeport Tevegrams Towns and Bills of 101
Bridgeport standard Tevegrams entry lists Tuesday June 101 with notices about Bill Steinke and local clubs such as Clam Bake Kandits and Ancient Order of Bouddarians. Fragments mention Chams Bate and social societies, with last line noting “Last Dan on Earth 4S Sat” and assignments of Cham Ces.
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Bridgeport
Fae
Tate Ako
Freedom and Equality in Sight for Peoples of Dual Monarchy
St Germain France June 2 By United Press summary of the Austrian treaty outlines peace terms proposed by the Allied and Associated Powers. Austria to become the Republic of Austria and recognize independence of Hungary Checho-Slovakia and Serbo Croat Sloven state, cede former Austro Hung arian lands, demobilize military forces, join League of Nations, accept tax and convention provisions, and delimit frontiers with neighboring states under ongoing negotiations.
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ST. Germain
France
United Press
Lowing
Germany
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Austria
Tchecho-Slovakia
Roumania
Sloven
Hungary
Tchedio-Slovakia
Austria-Hungary
Tran
League of Nations
Complexion Game Turns To Wax Beauty Claim
A ragged excerpt reports on mercolized wax age beautifier claims that it can remove old complexion flaws. It describes wax absorbed skin flakes, fading freckles and blemishes, yielding a smooth youthful tone allegedly unattainable by paint or powder.
Austria Losses Lands and Navy in Peace Treaty Details
The terms presented at St Germain require Austria to recognize independence for Czecho Slovakia and Serb Croat Slovene states, ensure equal rights for all peoples, align institutions with liberty and justice, renounce non European territories, surrender the navy and demobilize air forces, and accept Allied conventions with Belgium Luxembourg Turkey and Bulgaria. Austria will be a new republic and must recognize Hungary's independence, with Bohemia Moravia forming a border with Czecho Slovakia and other frontier adjustments. Minor frontiers and protection of minorities are specified and Russia restitution and other treaties are noted.
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Austria
Serbia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Kingdom of
Republic of Austria
Bohemia and
Moravia
Gmund
Feldsberg
Morava
Italy
Drave
Marburg and
Radkersburg
Bavaria
Switzerland
Hungary
Europe
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Roumania
Carpathians
Czecho- Slovakia
St. Germain
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Turkey
Marburg
Jugo-Slavia
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Schleswig-Holstein
Egypt
Morocco
Siam
China
League
League of Nations
Shs
League of Nationd
Austria Accepts Independence and Minorities Protections
The document outlines Austria's recognition of independence for the Serb Croat Slovene state and Roumania, with a field commission to set boundaries. It states Austria will protect minorities, ensure freedom of transit, renounce claims to other territories, and align its laws with League of Nations principles, including language rights and education. It also covers abrogation of certain treaties, restitution rights for Russia, and renunciation of titles outside Europe.
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Austria
Klagenturt
Roumania
Russia
Russian Empire
Brest-Litovsk
Belgium
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Turkey
Bulgaria
Germany
Woman Charged With $800 Diamond Theft In Anson NC
Ellen Whitmore of Anson North Carolina was charged in city court with theft. Arraigned this morning her arrest followed an attempt to leave town after allegedly stealing a pawn ticket and a diamond ring worth 800 dollars from her late brother Sam Lewis’s home. The ticket was said to be taken from a trunk while Sarah Lewis, widow of the deceased, complained.
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Ellen Whitmore
Anson
N. C
Sam Lewis
Sarah Lewis
Whitmere
Fire Saves $400,000 Tobacco Crop Warehouse
SUPFIELD June 2 A tobacco warehouse containing more than $400,000 worth of shade-grown tobacco owned by William S. Pinney was saved from destruction when firemen extinguished a small fire near the warehouse. Tobacco tent cloth valued at $700 burned. Origin not determined.
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Supfield
William S. Pinney
Williams robbed of $9 and keys on State Street
Burton Williams of 461 Gilbert Street told police two young men accosted him in an alley off State Street at 10 last night and robbed him of $9 and a bunch of keys. He fought back but the assailants overpowered him. Description of the men was unclear.
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Burton Williams
Gilbert Streat
State Street
Ete
Charge Against Schauer Continued Until June 4
The case against Joseph Schauer of New York arraigned in City court on a reckless driving charge was continued until June 4 by Judge Fudge Bartlett to await the outcome of injuries to Miss Agnes Vischu of 382 Mountain Grove Street who was struck by Schauer's motorcycle Sunday.
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Joseph Schauer
New York
Fudge Bartlett
Agnes Vischu
Mountain Grove Street
Schauer
Farachino 15 Sentenced To 30 Days And Fined
Alfonso Farachino aged 39 was convicted in City court of assaulting jitney driver Joseph Wasserstein during a quarrel over a fare. Judge Bartlett imposed 39 days in jail and a $25 fine plus costs. Farachino of 156 Fdallett Street arraigned yesterday. Wasserstein, of 2191 Pembroke Street, was injured with a pocket knife.
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Bartlett
Alfonso Farachino
Joseph Wassertein
Pembroke Street
Chicago corn market shows unusual strength
June 2 Chicago markets show corn demand heightening as ships, elevators, and industries compete. July futures rise to 164 3 8 to 169 5 8 and September to 160 to 160 1 4 amid market nervousness and wartime treaty adjustments.
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Chicago
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Aubin
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Arwate
Mayore- Wilsor
Yin Nata Atu
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Alpes
Yank
Alvin
York
Tennessee
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Atth
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Solumbia& Victor
American Chain Company
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