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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
2
A fragmentary report describes a contentious Senate debate over a treaty with Borah opposing reconsideration while allies push for a vote. The session extended into the afternoon as supporters urged action and officials weighed authenticity and precedent amid procedural protests.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Carranza era troops entering Chihuahua city under command of B Manuel Diegues as part of a larger national upheaval. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but reference to Villa and June timing suggests ongoing northern Mexican conflicts.
Brill general manager Brill says no submarine sunk in the recent launch testing at the shipyard. He denies reports of severe losses and notes water in cells during testing, stating no damage or court session details have been established.
A Stratford resident shares relief from years of bladder trouble constipation and fatigue after using CINOT. She describes relief from nervousness sleeplessness and hot flashes and urges others to learn more from Hartigan's near Bairthl Aves.
Union officials in Washington report additional telegrams to striking Norfolk and Western Railway workers explaining the walk out violates union agreements with railroads and demanding an immediate return to work. Railroad administration officials hope the dispute will be resolved by tomorrow.
A German industrial magnate argues Germany cannot recover quickly enough to employ its surplus population. He predicts years of exporting laborers to countries needing workers, with wages sent home, risking political and social upheaval in recipient nations and potential American economic impact. Minneapolis Journal. Leonard Trims Pets. Montreal bout report notes Beni Leonard, champion lightweight, defeated Charlie Pitts in ten rounds.
Eastern New York shows partly cloudy skies in the south on Tuesday and Wednesday, while Southern New England expects unsettled Tuesday and likely fair Wednesday. A strong high pressure system moves from the middle Atlantic, with light rains and unseasonably cool temperatures in the northeast, and light precipitation possible in the middle Atlantic and New England over the next two days. Winds will be moderate northeast and west east of the coast, with varying conditions across regions.
In New York magistrates hear disorderly conduct charges against two couples found kissing and cooing in Central Park after sunset. A Paris comparison surfaces as critics note public affection in plays and debate whether kissing should be private or allowed in public spaces.
Timothy Fallon a four plumber helper was arrested in a building at Liberty and Broad streets yesterday afternoon. He allegedly struck a boy on the head with a brick while claiming taunting boys interfered with his work. The injured boy was not seriously hurt.
Mrs. Kasper of 224 Nichols Avenue Stratford reported her purse containing $6 stolen from a telephone booth in the Arcade yesterday afternoon while she briefly used a different booth. Police were notified, and no one was seen near the booths at the time.
A heated Board of Commissioners session centered on naming an architect. Mr Whitcomb insisted a recent suggestion by Mr Challoner was inappropriate, while Challoner pressed for clarity accusing motives. The dispute revealed tensions as Burns and Whitcomb criticized all architects as similar, and voting on Davis and Deane was discussed but stalled.
June 8 reports say federal agents moved to arrest four in a vast conspiracy to defraud the government in salvaging 36 million dollars of army supplies in Detroit. Indicted are Captain Suteries Nicholson of Washington chief finance officer for ordnance in this district Grant Hugh Browne a New York sportsman Fred Collings a Detroit investor and Greece vice consul and an unnamed army officer now in France with possible partial confessions noted.
The company markets high grade homes built with durable methods. It develops large plots to increase value and strengthens mortgage appeal through its building approach and land development strategy.
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