Currency Quotes Amid Markets Reported in Franks
Three pence were quoted at eleven francs for cash exchange on five loans totaling eighty eight francs and forty two centimes. A collar quote ranged from six centimes to six francs fifty.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
31
Newton Wins Huntington Valley Golf Tournament
Frank C. Newton of Brooklyn captured the Lynnewood Hall cup at Huntington Valley Country Club by beating Sidney B. Sharwood of Philadelphia 8 up and 2 to play. Newton parred every hole except the second birdie and the ninth one over, with notable shots including a brook recovery on ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank C. Newton
Brooklyn
Huntington Valley Country Club
Sidney BE. Sharwood
Newton
Sharwood
W. H. Gardner
Buffalo
Sharnwood
George W. Hoffner
Baltimore
Barnes a Bridegroom in Quiet Giants News
New York June 18 Jess Barnes a leading Giants pitcher wed quietly after leaving the club Monday night with John McGraw’s permission. He traveled to Kansas City where the ceremony took place yesterday. The bride’s name is not confirmed by teammates but is believed to be a childhood sweetheart. Barnes will rejoin the Giants in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jess Barnes
Giants
Cubs
John McGraw
Kansas City
Barnes
St. Louis
Ohio Legislature bars interference in Toledo prize fight
The Ohio Legislature refused to intervene in the Willard Kempsey prize fight set for Toledo on July 4. The House defeated the Dunn bill 57 to 29, failing to give Gov. Cox authority to revoke Toledo’s permit. Sixty three votes were needed for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Willard-Kempsey
Toledo
House of Representatives
Dunn
Cox
Newt
Burritts Play Ives Baseball Nine Saturday at Seaside Park
The A W Burritt baseball team clashes with Ives Manufacturing Co at Seaside Park on Saturday afternoon. Burritts arrived from a victory over the Singers last week and stand five wins in six games led by pitcher Charls Brower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burritts
Ives
A.W. Burritt
Tves Manufaturing Co
Seaside Park
Dimond Noa
Singers
Tor
Burs Ritts
Charls Brower
Atrocities in Ireland detailed by Irish Freedom group
New York June 1. Additional details of British atrocities in Ireland in 1917 and 1918 were released by Diarmaid Lynch, asserting deportations, trials, and suppression of speech. He cites 91 deportations in 1918 with no charges, many released or dead, and says press and public speaking were heavily restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
Ireland
Diarmaid Lynch
Friends
Irish ‘Freedom
Buyls
Beeli
Sean
Jai
Pleasant Buffet Dance At The Black Rock Club
More than 200 persons attended the Black Rock Country Club buffet dance for members and guests. Ju. T. Buckingham chaired the entertainment committee with Taylor W. F. Phillips Fred Harrison and William V. Dee assisting. The season’s last dinner dance is next Tuesday, a tennis dinner dance with summer costumes. On July 3 dancing continues with a midnight bonfire and fireworks. A special breakfast is planned at 4 am on the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock Country Club
Va O
Ju. T. Buckingham
Taylor
W. F. Phillips
Fred Harrison
William V. Dee
These Men Lead Hungarian Reds Leader Bela Kun Named
Bela Kun, minister of foreign affairs in Hungarys new Soviet government, is recognized as the leader of the Reds in the country. Count Pogany, minister of war, is Kun’s close ally and top aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Kun
Khungary
Reds
Count Pogany
Red
Zionist Young Judea Exams Start in City
Zionists to hold Young Judea exams supervised by the Zionist Organization education department. A leaders training group has conducted sessions in the Warner Building at local Zionish headquarters. The first term ends Thursday night with exams on Principles of Club Leadership led by Elenry Fh Spitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Zionist Organization
Warner
Elenry Fh Spitz
Germans Attacked at Versailles Demonstration
At Versailles a mob of about four thousand targeted German peace delegates as they prepared to depart for Weimar. Women secretaries were cited in provocative acts, both mentioned in official inquiries, while debris and insults followed the German convoy. Police actions included dismissals and apologies amid French press backing of disciplinary steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Versailles
Weimar
von Brockdorf-Rantzau
Rantzau
Rantzan
Frau Perbusch
Melchior
Clemenceau
Lo Weimar
Gudsille
Gran Hif Conductor Charged After Car Disturbance
John Gill of 178 Linen Street was arrested on a warrant charging breach of the peace and assault. He is alleged to have assaulted Albert Nesselt a street car conductor after causing a disturbance on a car June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gill
Linen ‘Street
Albert Nesselt
Baseball results from Jersey City Newark Baltimore and Reading
International games show Rochester losing 1st game 2 to 1 and winning 8 to 4 in Jersey City. Buffalo split with Newark 0 9 1 and 6 3 1. Toronto edged Baltimore 7 9 2 while Baltimore won 10 2 in the 2nd. Reading hosted Binghamton with 8 5 0 first game and 7 2 0. second game had Reading 11 3 while Binghamton 6 7 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Rochester
Rrochester
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Reading
Binghamton
Scores From American Association Baseball Night
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 10 Columbus 3. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 9. At St Paul St Paul 9 Indiana polis 4. At Kansas City Kansas City 5 Louisville 7 in ten innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Miwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas
Kansas City
Louisville
Grand Warden Greeted At Park City Lodge Meeting
Park City lodge welcomed Grand Warden James McCann of New Haven and the New England Order of Protection as guest of honor at a Cannon Street meeting. He reported the organization in sound financial shape while members John E. Lyddy Hoffman James L. Christie and P. J. Grace spoke. Three new candidates were received and the association plans a future membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCann
New Haven
New England Order of Protection
Park City Lodge
Cannon Street
John BE. Lyddy
Hoffman
James L.christie
P. J. Grace
Woman Finds Real Dependence Through Cooking Skill
A remark asserts that true dependence for a woman comes when she attains proficiency in cooking. It frames culinary skill as empowering within domestic roles.
Ask Gran'ma She Knows Worms Help With Dr True's Elixir
A Roxbury grandmother writes to Dr True & Co of Auburn Maine praising Dr True's Elixir. She recounts giving the remedy to a dying child who later recovered, later seen the child’s worms expelled and notes the granddaughter also uses the Elixir. The ad touts Dr True's as the Great Family Laxative and Worm Expeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
J. F. True & Co
Auburn
True
Removes Hairy Growths Without Pain or Bother
An old advertisement asserts delatone removes hair without pain by a thin paste rubbed on the surface for about two minutes then washed away. It warns to use real delatone to avoid disappointment.
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Iamond Tires
A. L. Schavoir
Fairfield Ave
Huntington’ Valley
Huarler
Tole
Wilson
For Council
Mount Joy
Dublin
Mr. Lynch
England
America
World
J. Walsh
Edward &. Dunne
United States
Walsh
Dunne
United States Senate
State Department
Washington
Congress
American Association
Bridgeport
Apollo
Whitman
Bert Y
Main Street
Newwees Bank
Main ST
Bank and
State ST
Jack Green
Mgr
A. Macy
LQG
Boston Ave
Remington City
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