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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
4
Dublin dispatch to the Freeman's Journal says Colonel House will visit England in the next fortnight to urge the British government to address the Irish question. The despatch notes he also plans to visit Ireland.
Saxton of Dorchester Massachusetts is rated 100 percent by West Point officials as a perfect man. He stands six feet two inches tall and weighs 210 pounds. Though not an athlete in the usual sense, he won high scholastic honors at Harvard and Yale. He is eighteen and was in poor health until about five years ago.
Six new type mystery ships will be built at a total cost of 6 million pounds in Britain to salvage sunken merchant ships. Each vessel, built at 1 million pounds, will be towed in pairs to wreck sites. Divers will secure hollow concrete blocks around the wreck, fill with water to sink, then pump out water to lift the wreck to the surface.
Lausanne Gazette reports an international plot involving James Ramsay MacDonald, chairman of the British Labour Party, and Jean Longuet after returning from Italy. It claims long interviews with Dr. W. Solf, former German colonial secretary, in Fribourg, where Solf urged colonies be returned to Germany and says his views found willing ears.
A long list of service members from Pvt. to Sergt. with units including 316th Inf 79th Div 320th Inf 80th Div and 316th Amb Co, gassed at Argonne, shrapnel wound left hip and bravery cited by division commander. notes addresses in New York area and a Knights of Columbus honor for Willard P. Larkin.
American casualties rise as German civilians clash with U S troops near Coblenz. An American bystander Patrick Sheridan killed during Whitsunday attack. several wounded. A disbursing officer flees with 120000 marks amid suspicions of German sympathy. Military police ordered to curb attacks and report mistreatment.
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