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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

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Big Show Arrival and Circus Preparations in Bridgeport

The Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus schedules arrival by 1 PM with a street parade at 10 AM and main tent openings before the nursery rhyme pageant. The article notes complex preparations, animal cages, wagons, and the famous performers like Miss Bird Millman and May Wirth, as the troupe readies for performances and eventual departure after memories linger.

Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Bridgeport Fairfield Leff Bridgeport Miss Bird Millman the Wire Mile Lily Liezel Miss May Wirth Australia Hanneford MacPherson Highland Horsemen

Ansonia Boy Hurt In Bomb Explosion

Ansonia Derby resident 16 year old George Wingerhut was badly injured when a suspected bomb exploded after he moved it on Fifth street. He was rushed to the police station where doctors treated severe leg injuries described as torn with multiple holes. Police suspect he was directed to place the device by another person. Also reported is the disappearance of 12 year old Fred Cinto from 727 Pembroke Street, with police asked to assist in the search.

Asnsonia George Wingerhut Derby Fifth Street Fingerhut Fred. Cinto Pembroke Streat Selective Bureau

British Are Perturbed By De Valera’s Presence in U S

London dispatch quotes a British official saying De Valera’s visit depends on him and that deportation is unlikely unless he pursues sedition. The piece notes Britain’s stance on his Irish program, media reactions, and the strained Anglo American Ireland relationship.

de Valera U.S Robert Welles Ritchie London Messrs. Sheehy Skeffington Ireland Irish ‘Republic DeValera United States Downing Street Britain Borah Phelan England America New York Manchester Guardian New York City Drishmen An - Adventurou Ofcon x United Kingdom Jefferson Davis Morning Post Irish Republic France

Daylight Burglaries Reported in Same Neighborhood

Two daylight burglaries in the same neighborhood, likely by the same gang, were reported to police last night. Joseph Petrochair found his home entered between 2 and 4 pm with a bankbook from Mechanic and Farmers Savings Bank missing along with a $1,000 deposit receipt in a Hungarian bank. Around the corner, Joseph Ginsberg said his home on Walnut Street was broken into in the afternoon, a rear window forced, with clothes, a dress suitcase, and two gold rings valued at $25 stolen.

Columbia Street Mechanica and Farmers Savings Bank Petrochair Joseph Ginsberg Walnut Street Burgery

May 1918 1919 Post and Telegram Net Gain Report

Net figures show an 8 percent rise in May totals for the Post and Telegram. May 1918 posts and telegrams list 24,808 and 16,788 total 41,097. May 1919 posts and telegrams 24,817 and 16,462 total 44,478 with a net gain of 3,361. Sunday Post May 1918 10,396 and May 1919 13,610 with a net gain.

Post Stanford Telegram Sunday Post

Poincare Hosts Wilson Dinner at Paris Peace Talks

President Poincare tonight hosted a dinner for President Wilson and all peace conference delegates in Paris. Mrs Wilson accompanied the President as he voiced gratitude for the welcome, praising the friendships formed, the shared principles, and the ongoing plan for cooperation beyond the conference.

Paris Associated Press Poincare Wilson

Beers 2.75 Percent Potency Rule at Issue in Court

New York reports state and federal lawyers claim a court of appeals modified an injunction affecting production and sale of beer with 2.75 percent alcohol. The ruling lets the federal prosecutor proceed but keeps some restraints, while judges differ on wartime prohibition scope and preexisting laws enforcing brewing licenses.

New York United States Circuit Court of Appeals Mayer Richard J.mchiligott Internal Revenue Tx Hether Francis G. Caffey McElligott Cornelius J. Smythe United States District Attorney Sinder Hough Department of the Treasury Plan United States

Two Brothers Hanged in State Prison Today

Erasmo and Joseph Perretta, brothers from New Britain, were executed in the state prison for the murder of Frank Palmers. Erasmo was hanged at 12:05, pronounced dead at 12:19, followed by Joseph at 12:31, pronounced dead at 12:40.

Wetpherfield

Circus Parade Schedule Readies A 10 O'clock Start

The parade will move from Circus grounds along Fairfield avenue to Main street then State street and back to grounds. The next march follows at 1 o'clock on a clear route through town services and streets.

Circus Grounds Fairfield Avenue Main ‘Street State Street Phe Parade

Brewers hail court verdict as victory for the D

Hartford June 26. Connecticut liquor dealers in coalition with Massachusetts Rhode Island and Pennsylvania plan to seek a temporary injunction to block wartime prohibition if an executive decree is issued. Attorney General William King and State's Attorney Anand Alling prepare the brief. complaints target U S Attorney Crosley and Internal Revenue Collector Walsh. Proceedings pending court decision. action to be filed Monday if no executive lift.

Hartford Thomas Friazsimmons Connecticut Retail “Liquor Dealers’ Association Massachsetts Rhode ‘Island Pennsania William A. King Windham Connecticut Anand R United John F. Cros Ye Internal ‘Revenue James Dy Walsh New York Brewers

Hamburg Sees Red Terror as Riots Ruin City

Hamburg endures violent communist rioting as Spartacans seek a Soviet system. Police helpless. city hall stormed, government troops deployed, jails stormed, buildings burned, streets littered with debris. Reports count unknown dead with figures varying.

Associated Press Hamburg Munich Hambure Spartacans India

Farmers lynch negro who assaulted woman in Mississippi

In Mississippi, June 26, John Hartfield, a coloured man, confessed assaulting a young white woman and was lynched by a mob at a railroad trestle after being wounded by helpers. His body was burned. Governor Bilbo said he could not interfere with the lynching, marking a powerless stance amid the mob action.

Wlaisvilig Miss John Hartfield Hartfield Jackson Bilbo Quide Tofluy Johu Hartfield Elligville

Crown Prince's Return May Regain His Throne

Paris reports the escape of the former Crown Prince from Holland amid fear of even larger shocks to Germany and neutrality. Berlin dispatches surface as Paris presses for details while Paris military circles speculate the prince and Prince Max of Baden head toward East Prussia to bolster a royalist faction. In New York the motive is cited as seeking asylum and a possible bid to reclaim the throne if the Junkers regain power.

Holland Frederick East Prussia Gerard Assaclated Paris Helland Berlin Parie Max Baden Junker J Germany Frederick William Brotives New York Weiringen Frederick William Hohenzollern Junkers

Germany's Foreign Minister to Attend Versailles Signing

Unofficial Paris dispatches say Herr Bauer and Herr Mueller will represent Germany at the peace talks with the Allies. The German delegation is expected in Versailles Saturday morning, with signing planned for Sunday or Monday. Protests over blockade and harsh provisions continue, while the British Labour Party splits on treaty terms.

Herr Bauer Germany Associated Press Paris Hermann Mueller Herr Dr. Bell Thas Mer Holland Sceatpa League of of Algéments Europe

Auto Crash Into Brook Near High Bridge

At High Bridge near South Shelton a Buick touring car driven by Michael Duch skidded off the road into a brook following a and failed to make the turn. Duch was arrested on reckless driving with bond set at 299 dollars for a morning hearing. His companion Frank Waterman was bruised but unaffected.

Shelton High Bridge Michael Duch Orchard Street Bridgeport Duch Gar John Miszenick Dych Hallett Street

Divers to salvage Agnes Alice wreck off Penfield reef

Divers from the Chapman Wrecking Company of New York will salvage the Agnes Alice, a submarine chaser sunk off Penfield reef last October. They estimate the vessel lies in 52 feet of water about one mile south by west of Penfield reef light, where Adgaral Gill died of pneumonia after being thrown overboard when rammed. Harbormaster William Lamont will direct the operation under Navy directive.

Chapman Wrecking Company of New Yorke Penfield Reef Weet Adgalral Gill Bridgeport Hospital New York Navy Department Wiliam Lamont

Federal Officers Seek Ice Report in Lee Case

New Haven June 2a A Justice Department request demands the Lee situation report from an aldermen committee. Agent Grimes of the local office will present the full transcript of evidence and findings.

New Haven Department of Justice Lee Grimes Department

Wounded Veterans to Ride in Autos on July 4 Parade

Wounded service men will ride in automobiles during the Fourth of July parade. Applications must be filed at the Recognition Week committee headquarters in the Common Council chamber at City Hall before Bloodock tonight. The general committee will arrange care for all wounded men who submit their applications.

France Pace Tion Conor Cane Avery Pace Parada

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