Fourteen Men Enlisted in City Last Week
Chief William Eaterly at the navy recruiting station on Cannon Street announced that fourteen enlistments were recorded last week. Recruits include Raymond H.ins Stamford Gerald E. Morey Seaview Avenue Timothy Lean Stamford Lou's Krivitsky New Haven Steve Mopasz Bostwick Avenue Le Roy Davis Stamford Alfred P. Stamford Frank Parvarish Gilman Street Edward V. Connolly Capitol Avenue Willan J. McElroy East Main Street George A. Dies Hewitt Street Alfred A. Aubrey Blackstone Massachusetts William Hudson Stamford Eugene Malaterra Coa Cop
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William Eaterly
Navy
Staton
Cannon Street
Raymond H.2ins
Stamford
Gerald E. Morey
Seaview Avenue
Timothy Lean
Lou's
Krivitsky
New Haven
Steve Mopasz
Bostwick Avenue
LeRoy
Davis
Alfred P
Frank Parvarish
Gilman Street
Edward V. Connolly
Capitol Avenue
Willan J. McElroy
East Main Street
George A. Dies
Hewitt Streets
Alfred A. Aubrey
Blackstone Mass
William :Hudson
Eugene Malaterra
Coa
Freezone corn remedy promises painless relief and removal
A Cincinnati chemist discovered a magical freezone solution that costs a few cents. Apply a few drops to tender corns and the pain vanishes instantly, allowing the corn to be lifted out with the fingers. It also softens hard and soft corns and calluses without irritation, making it a handy dresser top remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Supreme Court frees Frank Godsol on fraud charges
Washington, June 9. Federal court decrees release of Frank J. Godsol, arrested here on charges of defrauding the French government out of 1,500,000 dollars in motor truck purchases. Extradition was sought by France, but the Supreme Court order effectively abated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Castoday
Frank J. Godsol
Supreme Court
German cabinet crisis dismissed as idle gossip
Berlin officials deny cabinet dissension amid rumors of a rift between Herr Wissel, minister without portfolio, and Dr Bernhard Dernburg, minister for finance, over postwar economic control. The reports of serious cabinet discord are countered as mere gossip.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Herr Wissel
Bernhard Dernburg
A. Finance
Auto Skids Into Creek Pinning Riders Down
Arthur Hannan and a female companion narrowly escaped serious injury when their car skidded off Fairfield Bridge late Sunday night and overturned into the creek. A nearby resident rescued the driver and passenger from the shallow water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Barnum Avenue
Mpanion
Fairfield
Jim Europe's Slayer Gets 15 Years Term
Herbert Wright a drummer in a negro military band pleaded guilty in Boston to stabbing his leader Lieutenant James Ai Europe a month ago. Doctors had reported him mentally deficient. Wright faced a fifteen year state prison sentence.
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Boston
Herbert Wright
James
Europe
Civil War Lieutenant Dies in New Milford
David E Soule 81 former commissioner of Litchfield County and town official died today in New Milford as a Civil War lieutenant in the Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery. He is survived by his widow and two sons.
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New Milford
David E. Soule
Connecticut Heavy “Artillery
Litchfield County
Back in Civil Life Military Roll Call Fragment
A fragmented list of veterans and units including Henry C. St. John 816th Infantry Bernard Dingman 111th Machine Gun Company James Anderson 316th Infantry and others with multiple street addresses and company assignments. The text reads like a postwar roster of discharged service members across various infantry and support units.
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Henry C. St. John
Armstrong Court
Bernard Dingman
Carroll Avenue
Charles J. Qwens
Maplestreet
James Anderson
Louisiana Avenue
John Martin
Lafayette Street
Cdé
Patrick Mulligan
Clinton Avenue
Co. B
John M. Bowers
Wewitt Street
Co. A
William McLaughlin
Parrott Avenue
Co. I
Tiah Hbapasuk
Gregory Street
316Th Infantry
William Martin, Jr
Evergreen Street
Army Service Corps
Frederick H. Parriah
Wancock Avenue
Co. H
Charles M. Tuttle
Seaview Avenue
Dagnoli Battista
George Street
Walter Balezak
Stratford
328Th Infantry
Thomas Lay
Ashley Street
Alex Maclewicz
Pixley Place
Helmar Anderson
Bell Street
Amy
Boewitz Arreat
Joseph Yerolis
Pleasant Street
Blagia Bigica
Nordh Wasn‘neten Arene
Joseph Wagner
Federal Street
Joseph Ss.Miller
Henry Street
Co. D
Harold K. Hobson
Winter Street
France
North Avenue
William J. Curran
R. F
Co. D. 118Th Infantry
Lester’ B. Green
Fairview Avenue
Aes Venster
Ach
Mathés J. Washinton Ayven
Bernhardi Defends Ex Kaiser William in War View
Corres pondence of The Associated Press reports Bernhardi defending the former emperor. He argues the Kaiser was not guilty except for delaying war, believed Russia would yield, and that Britain would stay out. He favored preventive warfare and says William hesitated to act until forced.
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Associated Press
Gene Wrelderich A. Tro. Bernhardi
Russia
Tingland
Forecast of record wheat crop sparks optimism
Washington report says the department of agriculture forecasts the largest wheat crop in history totaling about 1.236 billion bushels for winter and spring, roughly one third of the world’s supply. Oats, barley, rye, hay, apples and peaches also look strong though red rust appeared in May and may reduce winter wheat yield by about seven million bushels.
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Washington
Jina
Department of Agriculture
United States
Cotton Futures Seek Higher Prices After Fluctuation Rule Buy
Chicago June 9 Cotton markets moved under the fluctuation rule as futures gained late in the day. October delivery stood at 30.25, up 200 points from Saturday's close and $30.50 above Saturday's low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fraternal Knights plan Sunday class at Colonial Hall
Fraternal Knights of Columbus Park City council will hold a class initiation Sunday afternoon in Colonial Hall with about 100 candidates for the third degree. A separate Spanish War Veterans social is set for Monday night at the State armory, with invitations to G A R and Women’s Relief corps. Speakers include Chaplain Swann of the U S Army, Miss N Stace Blesell of St Luke’s Hospital Newark, and Adjutant Beatrice Hammond of the Salvation Army, all veterans who served with Allied armies in France.
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Knights of Columbus
Park City Council
N. W. Bishop Camp
U. 5
State Armory
Women’s Relief Corps
New Haven
Norwalk
Stamford
Swann
U. S.army
N. Stace Blesell
St. Luke's Hospital, Newak
Beatrice Hammond
Salvation Army
France
Two Youthful Highwaymen Rob Fairfield Man
In a hasty attempt to escape the pair of youths who held up George Chonk of Fairfield at State Street and Fairfield Avenue Sunday night, they missed $133 concealed in two wallets and made off with only $1,176 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chonk
Fairfield
State Street
Fairfield Avenue
Idle Europeans Must Find Work
Paris June 1 The Associated Press reports Herbert Hoover addressing Europe’s economic delirium promising peace and avoiding further wars. He asserts Europe will not be financed to live without work and outlines how nations like Serbia Bulgaria Turkey Armenia Portugal Greece Hungary Poland and the Baltic states could become self supporting with currency reform working capital and exports. He notes Ogesko Slovakia Belgium and India will require aid to reorganize currencies obtain raw materials and feed the recovery. He argues most European economies face simple problems compared to larger nations and that world recovery hinges on peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Herbert
Hoover
Europe
Euroepe
Eurgos
Serbia
Bulgaria
Arabia
Turkey
Armenia
Portugal
Greece
Hungary
Poland
Baltic States
Ogesko
Slovakia
Belgium
Iniahd
Dernburg Calls League Nations Loan to Restore World Balance
Dr Bernhard Dernberg Germanys finance minister urges in Tageblatt a League of Nations loan to fund nations striving for economic equilibrium. He argues Entente demands stem from Frances grave finances and that such a loan would ease terms, speed French reconstruction, and allow Germany to obtain bread and work while meeting obligations.
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Berian
Associated Press
Bernhard Dernberg
Tageblatt
League of Nations
Ententa Arg
France
Germany
Poles Form Alliance to Aid Polish Republic Support
In a 4000 strong alliance, Polish residents plan to affiliate local businesses with a combined capital of 590000 as they push toward favorable opinion of the new Polish republic. A Falcon hall meeting announced plans to organize a practical union and possible incorporation. A Polish committee was named to advance these aims and promote citizenship in the United States.
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Falcon Hall
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Robert Finland
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Turkestan
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Young and Reardon
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