Veterans Hate E10 Parade Again
A historical report describes veterans opposing another parade, detailing plans for a short march, the involvement of organizations, and the distribution of tobacco and entertainment. Officers and veterans discuss participation, with mentions of Major Sprague, Lieutenant via Sergeants, and a turnout of thousands in Bridgeport.
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Antea
Wilson
Ptain
Sprague
Smith
Ipetor
Ihe
Eames
Huns Refuse Peace Terms May Spark New War
Berlin reports say German peace delegation urged rejection of the Versailles treaty amid rising eastern German unrest. Allied concessions planned to ease a German comeback, while Brytish and French troops stand ready. Stalwart officials warn intervention could follow and a Weimar cabinet defends stance.
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Germany
Rantzau
Count von Brockdorft Rauntzau
Versailles
Boe
America
Wilson
Poland
Franfort
Supreme ‘Economic Council
Paris
Danzig
Austria
Weimar
Ebert
Scheidemann
Noske
Brest
Black Sea
Basse
Trankfort Zeitung
Salse
Copenhagen
Berlin
Politiken
von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Mathias Tirzberger
Armistice Commission
Vorwaerts
Jremdenblatt
Hamburg
Republican Club Plans New Club House Formation
A local Republican club discusses building a new club house. The meeting references ways and means to cover construction costs and names President Jdsi as presiding officer.
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Republican Club
Jdsi
Jast Ting
Dr Williams Pink Pills Heal Cambridge Woman’s Weakness
Mrs. 4 G Langioig of Cambridge Massachusetts reports fatigue anemia and nervous irritability improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She notes stronger strength better appetite and steadier nerves after the second box and recommends them to others. Letters claim mail order availability for 50 cents per box six for 2.50 with a free Building Up the Blood booklet.
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Dr. Williams Medicine
Chenectady
N.4
Kaiser Visited by German Emissaries at Amerongen Castle
Amerongen reports a rare visitor scene as exiled German figures meet at Amerongen castle. Lt Col Hoefer, William Hohenzollen, and Dr Criege dined there while Col Von Esebek arrived from Arnheim in civilian clothes. General Vonsdorfs day to depart for Germany follows Allies’ reply to German counter proposals.
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Amerongen
Amerangen
Hoefer
Outen
William' Hohenzallern
Criege
German Foreign Office
Amerongsen
Berlin
von Esebek
von Es
LAY NEW COURSE FOR COLLEGE BOAT RACES
The Thames big race considered shortening the four mile course. A conference led by referee W A Meickelham and regatta chair JT Chappelle decided to move the course westward to keep it at four miles. Harvard and Yale crews trained downstream, with the Freshmen leading early. Yale rallied late in baseball, turning a ninth inning deficit into doubt.
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Rip Top
Thames
W. A. Meickelham
JT Chappelle
Yaleanal
Harvard
New London
Crimson
Yale
Automobiles Collision Leads to Reckless Driving Arrests
A 5:30 PM crash at Courtland and John streets damaged a car driven by Grace Burr of Fairfield and a car owned by D J Jacobs of New Haven. Harry Harmon of Courtland Street was held for reckless driving and Jacobs for operating without a license. It was alleged a truck caused the crash through negligence. No injuries reported.
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Courtland
John Streets
Grace VW. Burr
Fairfield
Pie
Bailey Street
New Haven
Harry Harmon
Courtland Street
Jacobs
Yale Honors Admiral Sims At Alumni Luncheon
Yale reported gifts totaling 1,894,214 in the last year and an alumni fund of 673,316, both records. Admiral Sims, William Howard Taft, Bishop Brent, and Arthur Hadley spoke. Sims quipped about his lone overseas speech and urged naval college expansion while warning against internationalism. Thomas Farnam of New Haven was elected alumni Fellow, with 3,086 votes.
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New. Haven
Yale University
Larthur W.hadley
Oliver H. Payne
New York
William 8. Sims
William Howard Taft
Charles H. Brent
Hadley
Sims
Occason T
Nelson
Paul’ Jones
Decatur
United States
Spatt
Thomas W.rarnam
New Haven
Yale
Whitney
Bidward M. Herr
Pittsburgh
Arthur
Kimball
Waterbury
Farnam
Serbia
American Red Cross
Hig
Vail Resigns as AT&T President
Theodore M. Vail resigns from the presidency of American Telephone and Telegraph Company but remains chairman of the board. Mayer is named president, succeeding him after forty years with the telephone system.
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New York
Theodore M. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
HH. Pf, Mayer
Thieves Ransack Homes Overlooking Cash at Two Addresses
Sneak thieves ransacked two homes on 257 Howard Avenue while occupied. Annie Palfi lost $400 in cash and Tessie Oistyanck’s residence at the same address was entered, with $20 in War Savings stamps and $1 in change taken. Doors were forced at both locations.
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Annie Palfi
Howard Avenue
Owas Ain
Tessie Oistyanck
Prague recruits more troops for front line service
Prague reports continued recruitment for an army to support the front. The city has supplied four battalions so far, which have already been dispatched to the theater of operations.
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Prague
Reckless Driving Charge for City Man Coonan
Thomas E. Coonan, 58 Mead Street, arrested for reckless driving last night. He will be arraigned in City Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Coonan
Meadstreet
Ex-President of San Salvador Dies in San Salvador
June 18 mourning for General Permandia Wigneraa former president from 1907 to 1911 and once Salvadorean army commander in chief dead at San Salvador home.
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San Salvador
Permandia Wigneraa
Two Sons Slain in Monticello Home Murder
Inspector reports Themiel Potts, thirty five, and his two sons Ernest eleven and Tverett nine found shot dead in their Monticello home. The tragedy follows a confused day of turmoil with strained reports and unclear motives.
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Pather Snd
Montcello
Ing
Themiel Potts
Ernest
Tverett
Yangements
Austria
Dorsen Company Opens New Store in Newark
Dorsen formerly of Dorsen Dry Goods opens a department store in Newark at Halsdy and Market streets opposite the Bamberger department store. The firm’s affairs are in bankruptcy proceedings with officers of the Newark Dorsen company listed.
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Dorsen, Company
Newark
New Company
Dorsen Dry Goods Company
Bridgeport
Dorsen
Dorsen Company
Halsdy and
Bamberger
Miss Green Demonstrates New Hat Patterns at City Hall
Miss Gladys Green gave a crowded demonstration at City Hall Food hut showing fabric hats with organdy flowers wool stitching and cording. The event promoted hat making as a practical summer fashion solution and showcased pattern variations. A forthcoming demonstration by Miss Helen J. Weed at the hut will feature a new program as government bulletins offer updated home economy tips.
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Gladys Green
City Hall
Miss Green
Helen J. Weed
Prague Newspaper Man Addresses Czechs and Slovaks Here
Ware Pelan a Prague press representative spoke to a large Czech and Slovak gathering at Bohemian National hall on Hallett street on the nationalization of Czecho-Slovaks. The event, held under the Bohemian National Alliance, drew from Pelan his recent arrival to the United States and insights into European questions.
Catholic Center Party Dominates Bavarian Elections
Berne reports the Catholic center party won virtually everywhere in Bavaria’s municipal elections held Sunday. Democratic and majority socialist parties showed weak results, with the independent Socialists achieving their main gain in Munich. In Washington, the censorship board announced U.S. postal censorship would end after business Saturday.
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Berne
Jue
Catholic Center Party
Bavaria
Independent Socialists
Munich
Obituaries List for Hughes and Local Residents
The notice outlines multiple funeral services from various homes and churches for Mrs. Catherine Hughes, Archibald Fagan, Mrs. Eliza Hughes, Miss Clara, Mrs. Mary C. Wheeler, Mrs. Lillie J. Sammis, Miss Jessie A. Brown, George E. Anderson, and Grace C Turp, detailing addresses, church rites at St Charles R C, and burials in St Michael's, Union, and Grove cemeteries. Also included are services for Anna V. Connery and infant deaths, with dates and venues in Stratford and surrounding areas.
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Catherine Hughes
East Aveniue
St. Charles’ R. C
Johomas B Gloster
Loyal Order of Moose
St. Michael's Cemetery
Archibald Fagan
Eliza. Hughes
Liza Flughes
Charles J. Hughes
Clara
Main Street
Hughes
Streas
Mary
C. Wheeler
Mary B. Child Wheeler
Henry Austin Wheeler
Bayonne
Ni Yun
Wriday Mountain Grove
John G Ladder
Piscopal
Borney
Metery
Christ Church
Lillie J. Sammis
Sammis
Nome
Stratford Ford
Tor
St. Luke's Ipisco
Stratford
Onion
Lillie J
William H. Jepson
Recpal
Jessie A. Brown
Brown
Almada J. Browns
New York
Alty
Jessie A George
Tepiscopil Everett Sniffen
Stratton
Union Cemetery
Samuel E. Anderson
Samuel E
Anderson
Hoa
Reming
Williamton
Binnym Avenue
Archell
Tion
Magna Sons of St
Lakeview Cemetery
George
Washington Park
Arava
Grace C
Stewart J
Ional Church
Con Yles
Wa Grove
Gerald
H- Beard
Grace C. Turp
Chalmers
Anna V. Connery
Homas
Mary Conor
Fednery
Weather Bridgeport Records and New York Forecast
Washington forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for fair weather with little temperature change. Winds from the east and southwest remain gentle to moderate over the North Atlantic and Middle Atlantic regions. Pressure stays above normal, highest over the Dakotas and off New England.
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Washington
New York
South New
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Dakotas
New England
Atlantic
Bridgeport Almanac Sunrise and Sunset Times
Local almanac lists daily sunrises and sunsets for Bridgeport area with corresponding high and low water marks. The brief entry provides times and nautical reference points for West Coast tides and maritime navigation.
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Bridgeport
Middlebrook Almanac
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