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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
17
Exarch Eu Rena left as soldiers’ council seized about $200,000 from him on the verge of entering Switzerland. The incident is framed against a backdrop of political tension and exile.
Omsk government seizes czars private mines at Alas and Andrestehinsk with rich iron copper zinc gold jasper and valuables. Also a brief comic verse about a court case titled Cupid in Court describes a humorous legal parody involving a lawyer plaintiff a maiden and a preacher.
P EB Mathias secretary for sailors and marines at the X M C A building on Main street has received from the Department of Interior literature explaining the government plan to furnish farm land to ex service men. Interested persons may obtain booklets detailing how a farm may be secured and cultivated.
An automobile owned by Mrs. A. W. Bliss of Brookline Massachusetts and driven by chauffeur Peter Bengon struck 19 year old John Ik Kubleski of Southport on the Post road yesterday morning near the place. The youth was brought to Emergency Hospital but required no attention after stepping in front of the car following a ride on a truck, witnesses said.
Warranty deeds transfer 40 to 64 feet on Wilmot Gordon Hallett and Berkshire avenues among Dressler Izzo MacInnis and Kimak families. Mortgage deeds record loans up to 7,500 dollars. quit claims involve Kellys Birnbaums and Dressler. Incorporation noted for Bridgeport Dredge and Dock Company. Attachments seek damages in several suits.
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt recounts General Grant proudly presenting his horse said to endure long campaigns. The horse appeared small yet agile with a sharp eye and cowlick mane. Grant claimed the animal could outlast any horse, riding from daylight to dark and returning fresh. A humorous contrast with a firm belief in its remarkable stamina. The piece also features a light anecdote about names at a Marion county corporation where a stenographer named Smart jokes about being smart.
Describes floral kimonos with gay cheerful colored blossoms on gray or blue ground. Notes sailor collars belts and pockets and location on second floor.
Warner Bros. main floor offers a Skeleton Waist for children at 65 cents with belts, buttons, suspenders, and hose supporters for active wear. Wilson supporter provides freedom of motion. Also pink or blue sock supporters, 50 cents. Corset section features oil cloth picnic sets at 1.75, and leather goods for mourning wear priced 3.50 to 10.00 with various purses and clasps.
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