Veterans Parade Plans Stir In Bridgeport
The article details a June parade organized by veteran groups with a vote on management by a committee of veterans from the American Legion in Bridgeport. Major Adams urges Legion enlistment as 7 900 eligible members in the city. only about 500 have joined. Canadian veterans request inclusion in the parade. Entertainment follows with Salvation Army and naval quintette performers. About 4 280 invitations were sent and nearly four thousand attend.
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Sprastc
Jerritt
Smith
Phnson
Bridgeport
Eames
Phen
Salvation Army
Republican Club Plans New Club House Construction
Third District Republican club will erect a new building one story high on the Hubbard property at Alfred Street and Sanford Avenue within a few months. At a recent meeting the club decided to begin building and to resolve funding at the next gathering in nine weeks. President I. T. Reynolds led the session.
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Hubbard Groperty
Alfred Street
Sanford Avenue
I. T. Reynolds
Pink Pills Endorsement by Cambridge Woman
Mrs H G Langlois of Cambridge recounts weakness poor appetite and exhaustion before using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After two doses she regained strength appetite and color noting improved nerves. Pills sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady price 50 cents per box six for 2 50 contact for free book Burding Up the Blood.
Germans face uncertain terms as peace talks stall
Reports from Weimar and Paris describe German leaders urging rejection of the treaty. Brockdorff-Rantzau protests, anti Allied demonstrations flare in Frankfurt, and Allied provisions aim to aid Germany with limited ship use and raw materials while preserving currency.
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Rantzau
Count von Brockdorff Rauntzau
America
Wilson
Poland
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Supreme Economic Council
Palat
Danzig
Austria
Weimar
Ebert
Scheidemann
Defense Noske
Brest
Black Sea
Paris
Yas
Whab
Kaiser Visited by German Emissaries at Amerongen Castle
June 17 report describes the former German emperor William Hohenzollern hosting emissaries at Amerongen castle. Lt Col Hoefer and Dr Kriege dined there, with Colonel Von Esebek arriving from Arnhem in civilian attire. The visit is tied to awaiting Allied replies to German counter proposals as General Von Eschafft prepares to leave for Germany.
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Hoefer
Dotch
Willam Hohenzollern
Dr. Kriege
Foreign Office
Amerengen
Berlin
von Esebek
von Hesdorff
Arnheim
Germany
General von Escharft
Lay New Course For College Boat Races
RiptoL June 18 conference near Thames discussed shortening the four mile race by 11 yards. The plan moved the course downstream to keep four miles, with Yale and Bayard crew managements and referees present. Harvard crews had light practice downstream and Yale beat Harvard in baseball after a late rally.
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Crimson
Yale
Automobiles Collide. Two Under Arrest After Tow Crash
A collision at Courtland and John streets at 5 30 last night damaged an auto driven by Grace Y Burr of Fairfield and another car driven by D J Jacobs of New Haven 168 Bailey Street No one was injured Harry Harmon of 0 Courtland Street was held on reckless driving and Jacobs faced a charge of operating without ens The truck driver allegedly bumped the two passenger cars through negligence
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John Streets
Grace Y. Burr
Fairfield
D. J. Jacobs
Bailey Street
New Haven
Harry Harmon
Courtland Street
Jacoby
Vail Resigns A T and T Presidency After Forty Years
Theodore N L Vail resigns as president of American Telephone and Telegraph Company but remains chairman. Thayer named president, succeeding Vail after four decades of leading the telephone system.
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New York
Theodore NL Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Thayer
Thieves Ransack Home Overlooking Hidden War Savings
A house at 157 Howard Ave was found ransacked with War Savings stamps missing and cash short, while an unoccupied residence nearby was also entered. Police note the burglars avoided a $450 sum.
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Howard
Czech Recruits Army Units to Front
Prague reports continued recruitment for the Czech army as six to five thousand new troops progress. The city has already dispatched four battalions to the front and seeks to bolster the fighting force.
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Prague
Reckless Driving Charged in City Court Notice
Thomas E. Coonan of 4 Mead Street was arrested last night for reckless driving. he is to be arraigned in City Court this morning.
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Thomas E. Coonan
Mead Street
Rechieus
San Salvador Ex-President General Ido Sigueroa Dies
San Salvador mourns the death of General Ido Sigueroa, formerly president from 1907 to about 1912 and long a commander in the Salvadorean army. The former leader passed away in San Salvador.
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San Salvador
Ndo Sigueroa
Yale Honors Miss Green with Admirals Simms Hat Patterns
Yale announces gifts totaling 1,854,214 in the past year and an alumni fund of 674,318 at the luncheon led by President Hadley. Admiral Sims Taft and others spoke. Miss Gladys Green demonstrated fabric hats and matching styles at City Hall Food Hut. Farnam elected Yale alumni Fellow. Red Cross work noted.
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Yale University
Alumni University
Arthur T. Hadley
Oliver H. Payne
New York
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William 8. Sims
Willam Howard Taft
Charles K. Brent
Hadley
Sims
Nelson
Paul Jones
Decatur
Naval Colleges
United States
Tall
Thomas W.tarnum
Yale
Ed Whitney
Edward M. Herr
Pittsburgh
Arthur BR. Kinball
Waterbury
Farnam
Serbia
Ciing
American Red Cross
Gladys Green
City Hall
Miss Green
Helen Weed
Obituary notices from Paris and Stratford district deaths
An obituary column reports multiple local deaths and funerals. Notables include Catherine N. J Hughes, Archibald Fagan, Eliza Hughes, Mary E. C. Wheeler, Lilie Sammis, Jessie A. Brown, Anna Connery and Grace Larp, with services at St Charles R C church Christ Episcopal Stratford and Mountain Grove and Union cemeteries. The piece also mentions a charity auction in Paris where a pipe Marshel Foeh smoked on July 13 fetched $500. Burial details, funeral times, and attending organizations are listed.
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Marshel Foeh
Prince Murai
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James VY. Hussion
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C. Church
James Wolsey
George Billings
Edward McCuee
Richard Walsh
Charles Brecklen
Edward Blagrift
St. Michael's Cemetery
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Wheeler
Henry Austin Wheeler
Bayonne
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Mountain Grove Cemetery
John G Ladder
Christ Episcopal Church
Lilie J. Sammis
Lilie Sammis
Christ Biscopal Church
Stratford
Everet Sniffey
Union Ceme
Miss Brown
Big City
Ho A. Remington
Barnum Avenue
William Street
Archibald J. Campbell
Washington Park
Chalmers Avenue
Gerald H. Beard
Parr Street
Mountain Crrove ‘Cemetery
Ana ¥. Connery
Anna V. Connery
Sergeant Thomas
Mary Connery
Mast Main Street
Prague newspaper man makes address on nationalization
A Prague audience heard Phalan discuss the nationalization of Czecho-Slovaks at the Bohemian National Alliance event in Bohemian National hall Wailett street. He recently arrived in the United States and shared insights into Hoopean questions and the newly formed republic.
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Prague
Bohemian National Hall
Wailett Street
Phalan
Bohemian National Alliance
Karel Pelan
Catholic Center Party Rout Wins Bavarian Municipal Elections
In Bavaria the Catholic Center Party won in most municipalities on Sunday. Democratic and major pro‑democrat groups fared poorly. The Socialist vote was strongest in Munich. Also announced today that U S postal censorship will end at the close of business next Saturday.
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Jus
Catholi Center Party
Bavaria
Independent Socialista
Munich
Washington
Censorship Board
United States Postal
Weather Forecast For New York and New England
FORE East New York and South New England fair Thursday with possible Friday. Temperatures slightly lower near the Atlantic coast. Winds: North Atlantic light to moderate east and southwest. Middle Atlantic easterly. Pressure above normal coast to Dakotas and off New England. No major weather change expected.
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South New England
North Atlantic
Cpuntry
Dakotas
New England
Atlantic
Potts Family Slain in Montello Home
Lemire Potts thirty five and his two sons Ernest eleven and Fayerett nine were found shot to death in their Montello Indiana home. Authorities report a brutal family murder with no immediate motive disclosed. The crime shocks local residents as investigators search for suspects.
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Montcello
Ind
Lemire Potts
Frnest
Fayerett
Austria
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