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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1919

Page

2

Arrangements For Monster Parade On July Fourth

The anera and soldiers and sailors committee met at the Algonquin club to plan the morning parade. 481 participants form the First Group and 536 in the Third Group, with eight groups announced and further assignments to come. Major Frederick J. Adams will marshal the parade, with Lt Vincent L. Keating as chief of staff and civilian delegations forming media representations.

Soldiers and Sailors Frederick J. Adams Anera and Soldiers and Sailors Committee Algonquin Club Infantry and Coast Artillery Corps Engineers Corps Medical Corps Quartermasters ‘Corps Ordnance Department Chemical Warfare Service Marines and Navy Allied Service Adams Vincent L. Keating Gall Maroz Adams Rex Chamber of Commerce Manuacturer’s Association Bridgeport Keating Army Albert J Merritt

Obituary notices for Garrigan Gilbert Reeves and others

Obituary notices report multiple deaths and services. Nicholas Garrigan’s funeral occurred after a solemn Mass at St. Charles church officiated by Reverends Gloster and McGivney with a Moose delegation present. burial at St. El’s cemetery. Frederick Ford’s services followed at the family home on Free Street with relatives in attendance. body to be sent to Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Mary E. Gilbert, widow of F. Gilbert, died recently at 295 Street after months of illness. services planned at the Washington Park M. E. Church with burial at Mountain Grove Cemetery. Annie Reeves, 64, wife of W. M. Reeves, died at 1 Colony Street. funeral Monday at 2:30 PM with burial at Lakeview Cemetery.

Nicholas Garrigan Patrick J.’ McGuire Cor Ivibili Edward Mahoney Sullivan Daniel Kiley Leary St.el's Cemetery Thomas Lester Frederick E. Alvord Frederick Ford Edwards M. E. Church Pittsfield Mass Mary E. Gilbert Gilbert Wil‘f. Gilbert Et Street Washington Park Oscar. L See Ester Benedict R.B. Sterling Archibald Co. Campbell Leavin Mountain Grove Annie C. Reeves Nie Reeves Walier M. Reeves Colony Street Stratford Hela Ocloek Ober Lakeview Cemetery

Death notices for John C Horn and Annie C Reeves

John C Horn 32 of T2 Merchant Street died yesterday at Bridgeport Hospital. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm at the late home, burial Mountain Grove cemetery. Annie C Reeves died at her Stratford home 91 Colony Street, wife of Walter M Reeves. Survived by four daughters and members of Charity Rebekah lodge. Funeral Monday at 2:30 pm at the home, Rev Gerald H Beard officiating, burial Lakeview cemetery.

John C.horn Merchant Street Bridgeport Hospital Mountain Grove Cemetery Annie C.” Reeves Walter M. Reeves Colony Street Stratford Caroline’ Dahl Gerald H. Beard Park Street

Hospital Housekeeping Aides From War Time Homes

Thousands of women trained as hospital housekeeping aides during the war boosted nurse efficiency and improved domestic practices at home. The piece notes lessons from hospital cleanliness, especially in linen disposal and sanitary kitchens, urging adoption of sanitary enamelware and labor-saving devices to reduce dirt and disorder in private homes. It highlights how some women, after hospital service, apply hospital methods to their households and kitchen management.

Minister See Warns the Hamburg Strikers in Berlin

Berlin June 26 Associated Press reports that Gustav Noske the German minister of national defence issued a proclamation declaring the government will ruthlessly suppress disorders by all means and reserves the right to institute martial law where needed. The government plans to use military force against strikers hindering public services and to guarantee freedom to work and the supply of food and other necessities, with force if necessary.

Berlin Associated Press Crustav Noske National Détenge

Mrs Deitz 18 Mistakes Iodine For Medicine

Mrs Anna Deitz, 18, of 134 Clifford Street, swallowed a small amount of iodine at 8 PM and was taken to Bridgeport hospital. She received an antidote from an ambulance surgeon from Emergency hospital. Relatives say the young woman mistook the poison for medicine. her condition is not serious.

Anna Deitz Clifford Street Bridgeport Hospital

Berlin Strike Leaders Tie Up Food Trains

Berlin reports that strike leaders have decided on a complete tie up of food trains to the city. The Zeitung Am Mittag notes government forces are countering with strong measures and that about 1,000 revolutionary leaders have been arrested and jailed in Moabil by government soldiers.

Copenhagen Zeitung Am Mittag Berlin Moabil

Irish Dominion League Proposes Ireland Self Government

London June 27 The Irish Dominion League issues a manifesto proposing self government for Ireland within the British empire. The document is endorsed by Sir Horace Plunkett and other Irishmen as a plan to modify governance while remaining in the United Kingdom. Meanwhile Uncle Sam has sent over two million young men on extended sea voyages and continental tours.

London Jimne Ireland Horace Plunkett Sam

Wilson Tossed and Return Home

Article summarizes President Wilson's return from talks, views on Armenia, the Turkish mandate, and United States roles in the League of Nations. It notes trust in American experts, limited foreign interests, and the aim to keep Constantinople open for global commerce.

America United States Turkey Armenia Constantinople Black Sea Mexico Costa Rica League of Natons Wilson Irrance Vumulty Trance Lave Senate Council of the League of Nations France Germany League of Nations

Ireland's Memorandum Casts Doubt on Sincerity of War Aims

The memorandum argues that the Irish people never believed English public declarations about war aims. It claims Britain entered World War I for its own imperial interests and not for France Belgium Serbia or the liberation of small nations.

Ingo England France Belgium Serbia

Weather Bridgeport Record from The Peat Building page

Foretastes show New York and New England partly cloudy with warmer interior on Sunday Local coastal conditions favor clearing and cooler weather from Sandy Hook to Hatteras Northwest winds prevail Atlantic coast with cloudy Saturday and fair Sunday Observations list temperatures and conditions across multiple stations including New Haven Hartford New York and Norfolk with widespread rain and cloudy readings plus a daily almanac for tides moonset and sun events

New York New England Interlal Anti- States Mississippi Ohio Valley Atlantica Atlantic Coast Orth Sandy Hook Hatteras Meridian New Haven Island Boston Ecsae Buffalo Gindmathes Chicago Nawthrieans Fain Norfolk Northfield

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