Ven Svarc Attacks Bolshevism at Victory Dinner
Ven Svare of Cleveland denounces Bolshevism at a Sokol hall welcome dinner for returned servicemen, warning that Bolshevism will fail to gain a foothold in America. Congress member Chindblom of Chicago scorns Bolshevist propaganda as crowds of 500 plus listen to speakers including Mayor Wilson and Justice Wheeler.
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Ven Svaie
Cleveland
Ohio
Sokol Hall
Chindblom
Chicago
Plaza Theatre
America
Palestine
Russia
Yen Svare
Wilson
George W. Wheeler
L. J.zharlovsky
Frederick J. Adams
A. S. Ambrose
Svare
New York
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
New England
Foundation For
SiMe
Germany
FOF May Oust Radicals
Atlantic City N J June 22 The American Federation of Labor will consider a memorial authorizing the executive council to oust unions showing unhealthy tendencies The move aims to prevent radical influence and to sever ties with bodies like the IWW and similar groups The federation seeks to preserve its unity and oppose extreme radicalism within the labor movement
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N. J
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
T. WW. W
Police Shakeup Shifts Many Officers Across Precincts
A routine six month department reshuffle takes effect at 7 am shifting captains lieutenants and sergeants across all precincts. Names include Regan O Connell Cooley Blansfeld and OLeary Trazer Prout Flanagan Flood Walker Wagner ONeill Bendetta Jet Mejet Burton Kehoe Wynn Goulden Isidy McGovern Brown Poland Wolff Myers Cody Coughan Burns Herb Watts and others as part of the reassignments.
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Pollce
Regan
O'Connell
Cooley
Blansfeld
O'Leary
Box
Trazer
Prout
Flanagan
Flood
Ith
Walker
Wagner
Sth
O'Neil
Bendettat
Mejet
Burton
Kehoe
Wynn
Goulden
Isidy
McGovern
Brown
Poland
Wolff
Myers
Cody
P. Coughan
Burns
Herb
Watts
Falls From Wagon Injures Man At Victoria Carnival
Sherman of New Bedford Massachusetts fell from a wagon while unloading equipment for the Victoria Car nival Shows yesterday. He suffered a possible fracture of the thigh and was taken to Bridgeport hospital for treatment.
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White
Sherman
New Bedford
Mass
Bridgeport Hospital
Spectacular raid by commissioner halts dice game
Police Commissioner John C. Stanley staged a spectacular gambling raid shortly before noon yesterday when he halted a dice game aboard a jitney bus at the corner of Jake Field Avenue and Middle Street. Nine men were arrested, with one escapee later captured. bonds were set at 26 dollars for most, 75 dollars for Condella. The bus raid caused bedlam as players tried to flee, but all prisoners were taken to police headquarters for City Court arraignment.
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John C.tanley
Lamesel
Jake Field Avenue
Middle
Harold Francis
Howard Avenue
Sam Levine
State Street
Louis Condella
Hamilton Street
Edward Jackjson
Stratford
John Altman
Mairfield Avenue
Edward Cohan
East Mainstreet
William Myers
Tranistan Avenue
Carl Anderson
Stra‘tford
Frank Kelly
Condella
Slantay
Bedlam
Middle Street
Police Convention to Be Held In City This Week
Plans are complete for the Connecticut State Police Association convention to be held in the city Wednesday. About 140 delegates from across the state will attend, with events at the Elk’s club including a social night, entertainment, midnight act, and meals.
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State Police Association
Charles H. Suckley
Connecticut
Elk’s Club
State Street
Llks
Bridgeport Lodge
N. 36
Focal Club
Patrick T. Kelley
Lester ‘Tp. Burdick
James Saunders
Jon Whalen
Ernie Lynch
Charles J. Suckley
Charles Evan Keith
Loren Delbridge
We Know No Surrender German Admiral Says
London reports Admiral von Reuter asserts German fleet sank due to believed armistice expiry. He claims sinking followed navy tradition of no surrender as 71 ships were destroyed four hours, leaving only Baden and three destroyers afloat. British officials seek details amid scarce Scapa Flow briefing.
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von Reuter
British
Robert Welles Ritchie
London
von. Reuter
Daily Express
Admiralty
Naval Publicity Department
Draan
Bader
Scapa Flow
Thurso
Scapa
Greenland
Intrasat
Swanblazer Jhay
Baden
Italian Delegation Named for Peace Conference
Rome June 22 The Italian delegation to the peace conference will be formed by former foreign minister Tittoni, Senator Guglielmo Marconi and Senator Vittoria Scinioia.
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Rome
Hawai
Tittoni
Guglielmo Marconi
Vittoria Scinioia
Wasleat Beeianon Occurs Atspot Where Enemy Battleships Sank
London dispatch reports a violent morning explosion near the site where a German warship was sunk yesterday. A massive water column and debris rose as the remaining German vessel ran aground. German crews were said to be aboard the battleship Royal Sovereign.
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London
Kirkwall
Central News
Citown
Tornado Kills About 200 in Fergus Falls Area
News wires report a severe cyclone at Fergus Falls and nearby areas, crashing the Grand Hotel and demolishing the Northern Pacific depot. About 200 deaths are feared as three blocks of business districts are wiped out and homes are leveled. A Great Northern train was derailed west of Fergus Falls with casualties.
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N. D
Tornaito
Fergus
Falls
Mirn
Staples
Northern
Pacife
Northern Pacific
Fergus Falls
Travis
Fergus, Falls
ST. Paul
Miri
Pergush Walls
Great Northern
Worgus Falls
Widening Split in Allied Nations Reported in Paris
A Paris dispatch says optimism from Weimar faded as discontent grows among smaller nations. Roumania’s Premier Brallat leads moves for Greece, Poland, Serbia, and others to break from the peace talks and the Big Five and the League of Nations, accusing them of a “squire deal.” Venizelos of Greece influences a delay in three weeks ago planned action.
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Paris
Weimar
Agaihet
Italy
Brallat
Roumania Ia
Greece
Poland
Roumania
Serbia
League of Nations
Pries
Venizelou
May 1919 Net Circulation Totals for Post and Telegram
The May 1919 figures show Post and Telegram combined paid circulation at 4,819 for the Post and 16,788 for the Telegram, totaling 21,607. An 8 percent Hinexense is noted for May, reflecting changes in net paid circulation across both papers.
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Post
Standard
Allies Reject German Peace Demands and Mobilize for Invasion
Paris dispatch reports the Council of Four rejected Germany’s demand to alter the peace terms, while Allied forces prepare for a possible invasion of Germany. Orders distributed in French English and German threaten burning homes of attackers and requisitioning railways and telegraphs as about 106,000 Americans stand ready to advance.
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Saul
America
Seven-year-old Wasil Roegelis Drowns in Ansonia Canal
Ansonia reports the drowning of seven year old Wasil Roegelis in the canal of the Americas Brass company near yesterday morning. He swam with Tony Kulekowski and others. Roegelis vanished after entering a cove. The body was recovered about four hours later with medical examiner Cooper assisting. The boy belonged to a large family. his mother is deceased.
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Ansonia
Wasil Roegelis
Canal of the Americas Brass Company
Tony Kuleikowski
Borissiy
Roegelis
Kulekowski
Paris to Honor Americans July 4 Parade and Pershing Reception
Paris announces monster demonstrations on July 4 to mark American independence. General Pershing will be received by the municipality and President Poincare will review an American troops parade in the Place de la Concorde.
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Paris
Havas
United Stat
Pershing
Poincare
Place de la Concorde
Weimar Assembly Favors Signing Peace Treaty 237 To 138
Berlin June 22 The Weimar National Assembly voted 237 to 138 to sign the peace treaty and expressed confidence in Herr Bauer’s government. The assembly also approved a vote of confidence in the new premier despite abstentions, as Bauer declared Germany would sign but reject responsibility for the war and certain terms.
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Paris
Council of
Tour
Weimar
Wilson
Premier -Lloyd-George
Germany
Chiuses
Certany
Council of Four
Élaske
Kaiser, Ninatiia
Pepemma
Waiire
Weimar National Assembly
Bauer
Associated Press
Berlin
National Assembly
Herr Bauer
National’ Assembly
Germania
Toda
Mueil
Peace Congress
Democrats
Herr Bas
Phillip Scheidemann
Scheidemann
German Assembly to Ask Allies to Amend Treaty
The German National Assembly in Weimar will seek a vote of confidence for the new cabinet and then send a note to Versailles demanding changes to the peace treaty. Allies may be urged to address six German concerns while the treaty itself would still be signed, possibly as soon as Tuesday or Wednesday. A protocol to cover the six disputed points may be added and a commission will oversee fortifications and coast defenses in the Belize land area.
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Wilson
Bridgeport
America
National Assembly
Weimar
Schoon
Versailles
Germany
Thors
Land
Belize
Ers Sion
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