Ven Svare Attacks Bolshevism at Victory Dinner
Ven Svare denounces Bolshevism at two Americanization meetings amid large crowds in Cleveland and Chicago. He names foreigners and Jews in a charged call to defend American ideals, urges deportation of alleged troublemakers, and stresses unity under the flag with Mayor Wilson and other leaders backing the stand.
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Ven Svare
Cleveland
Ohio
Bolshevi
Sokol
Sol‘diers
Chindblom
Chicago
Caos
Plaza Théatre
America
EAN
Labor federation mulls power to oust radical unions
Atlantic City July 22. The American Federation of Labor convention will consider a memorial to empower its executive council to oust unions deemed unhealthy. Sponsors argue charters of central bodies breaking the federation or aligning with radicals threaten the one big union goal and seeking to sever ties would, if needed, put such bodies in the same class as the IWW and be fought with vigor.
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America
New York
Jaffa
Palestine
Europe
Russia
Atlanticity
American Federation of Labor
1. W
Police Shakeup Shifts Many Officers Across Precincts
A broad police department reorganization takes effect at 7 am, shifting captains lieutenants and sergeants across all precincts. Notable moves include Captains Regan OConnell Cooley Blanafield and numerous lieutenants and sergeants reassigned to new posts in a routine six month cycle.
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Regan
O'Connell
Cooley
Heidgperterss
Blanafield
O'Neil
Bendettat
McGirr
Barton
Kehoe
Flynn
Goulden
Latee
McGovern
Brown
Poland
Wollt
Myers
Cody
J. P. Coughlin
Burns
Herb
Watts
Rider Hurt as Wagon Drops at Victoria Carnival
Earl Sherman of New Bedford Massachusetts fell from a wagon while unloading equipment for the Victoria Carnival Shows and suffered a possible fracture of the right thigh. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital for treatment.
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Earl Sherman
New Bedford
Mass
Bridgeport Hospital
Spectacular Raid by Commissioner Halts Dice Game
Police Commissioner John halts a dice game on a jitney near Fairfield avenue and Middle Street. He captures nine men, one escapes through a window but is later arrested. Names include Sam Hro SKY, Harold Francois, Sam Levine, Louis Condella, Edward Jackson, John Altman, Edward Cohan, William Myers, Carl Anderson, and Frank Kelly. bail set at 25 dollars, Condelia held on 75. Prisoners to be arraigned in the city court this morning.
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John
Stanley
Scari
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Stract
Alcer
Sam Hgro
SKY
Berkshire Avenue
Harold Francois
Howard Avenue
Sam Levine
State Street
Louis
Condella
Hamilton ‘Street
Edward Jackson
Stratford
John Altman
Edward Cohan
East Main Street
Wiliam Myers
Iranistan Avenue
Carl “Anderson
Bedlam
Yvarnin
Fle
Anyind
Polits
Tite Court
Police Lodge to Host Connecticut Convention Night Festivities
About 150 delegates from across Connecticut will arrive Tuesday for the State Police association convention in this city. The Elk's club on State street will host a gala social Tuesday and Wednesday with a three hour show, local performers, acts from theatres, and midnight entertainment. Delegates will enjoy meals and motor rides as organizers aim for a warm midweek reception and a strong turnout from Lodge N.36 and nearby Elks.
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Charles H. Suckley
Connecticut
Eulk's
State Street
Isles
Bridgeport Lodge N.36
Patrick ST. Kelley
We Know No Surrender German Admiral Says Scuttling
Admiral Von Reuter, who commanded the surrendered fleet, says he ordered the scuttling believing the armistice had expired. The British admiralty offers no further comment as details from Scapa Flow remain scarce. Baden remains afloat with others damaged or sunk. only a fragment of the fleet shows at Swanbister Bay and surrounding waters.
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von Reuter
British
Robert Welles Ritchie
London
Daily Express
Admiralty
Naval Publicity Department
Biess
Baden
Swater
Maine
Havana
Emden
Swanbister Bay
Explosion Near Sunk German Warship Shocks Coast
A violent explosion near the site of a German battleship loss sent a huge water column and debris skyward. The sole remaining German ship anchored yesterday ran aground as crews were reassigned aboard Royal Sovereign.
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London
Kirkwall
Royal’ Sovereign
New Italian Delegation to Peace Conference
Rome reports Italy will send a new delegation to the peace conference. The lineup includes former foreign minister Tittonio, Senator Guglielmo Marconi, and Senator Vittorio Scialoia.
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Rome
Havai
Tittonio
Guglielmo ‘“Marconi
Vittorio Scialoia
Tornado Devastates Fergus Falls City Area Kills About 200
Fargo North Dakota dispatches report a violent cyclone striking Fergus Falls Minnesota this afternoon killing around 200 people and wrecking three blocks of the business district. The Grand Hotel and depot are demolished with trains blown off tracks and many homes leveled in the city.
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Fargo
X. D
Fergus Falls
Minn
Staples
Othe Worthern
Pacific
Northern Pacific
Wergush Falls
Split in Allied Nations widens at Paris talk
Report from Paris notes rising gloom as Roumania and partners plan to break from the peace congress and oppose the big five and the League of Nations until a square deal is assured. Greece’s Venizelos urges watchful waiting to delay action.
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Paris
Weimar
Httle
Italy
Bratlat
Roumania
Graece
Poland
Serbia
League of Nations
Venizelou
Greece
8 Percent Rise in Net Paid Retention for Post and Telegram
An 8 percent increase in net paid retention is reported for the Post and Standard Telegram. May 1018 shows Post earnings of 24,309 and Telegram 16,788 in May 1918, indicating improved revenue performance for the two publications.
Allied note rejection delays German peace modifications
Paris dispatch reports the Council of Four rejected Germany’s demand to alter the peace terms and remove charges against the former emperor. President Wilson and Lloyd-George conferred as German notes were reviewed. In Coblenz, one million Allied troops prepared for possible invasion with orders mobilized in French English and German. Approximately 100000 Americans to advance if ordered.
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Paris
Associa Press
Council of Four
Council
Weimar
Wilson
loyd-George
Germany
Blauses
Coblunz
Foch
Rhine
America
Seven year old boy drowns in Ansonia canal
Wasil Roegelis aged seven drowned in the canal of the America Brass company in Ansonia near yesterday morning. The body was recovered after about four hours. He swam with Tony Kukowski and others nearby. The coroner authorized removal of the body. The boy belonged to a large family and his brother is deceased.
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Ansonia
Wasil Roefelis
America Brass Company
Tony Kulekowski
Auma Aga
Stoegeils
Kulekowski
Yxamner Cooper
Paris to pay tribute to Americans on July 4th
Paris announces monster demonstrations on July 4 to honor the US Independence anniversary. General Pershing will be received by the municipality and President Poincare will allow a parade of American troops in the Place de la Concorde.
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Paris
Havas
United States
Pershing
Poincare
Place de la Concorde
Weimar Assembly Approves Signing Peace Treaty
Berlin reports the Weimar National Assembly voted 237 to 138 to sign the peace treaty with the Allied powers. Premier Bauer, backed by 236 to 89 confidence vote, warned Germany would sign only with the people consulted and without accepting Article 230 extraditions. A German peace delegation was named to negotiate at Versailles as Allied terms draw a firm line.
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Weimar National Assembly
Bauer
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Associated
National Assembly
Herr Bauer
Artic
Baer
Gérmania
Iss
Mueller
Assembly
Desp
Peace Congress
Cording
Germanix
Ead
Gerar
Pial
Atched
Wilson
Rantzin
Paris
Haniel von Halmhausen
Versailles
Werr- Bauer
Democrats
Het
Net
Nistor
Ons
Herr. Bane
Bald OS
German Assembly to Ask Allies to Amend Treaty
Paris dispatch says Weimar session to vote confidence and send note to Versailles seeking treaty changes. Germany would waive demands for the former emperor and acknowledge war responsibility in writing. Signing predicted by midweek, with protocol on fortifications and coast defenses to be added. debate over troop movements pending German government.
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Paris
Asso
Weimar
Nook
Versailles
Greemany
Thore
Associa
Felt Land
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