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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

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German Delegates Present Credentials at Peace Congress

German foreign secretary Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau and delegates presented credentials to Allied representatives at the peace congress in Versailles. The ceremony ended quickly as the German head bowed, signaling a solemn start to negotiations. Weather disrupted plans to move to the Hall of Mirrors for signing.

Associated Press Versailles Peace Congress United States Tadhations von Brockdorff- Rantzau Anon Hiarr ’ Council N' Brockdorff-Rantzau Krench Gamboa Congress von Brockdorfft-Rantzau Éame Hall of Mirrors Hotel Des. F Trianon

Hungarian government overthrown reported in Vienna alerts

Berlin reports via Associated Press note that Vienna newspapers publish word that the Hungarian government has been overthrown. Hungarian foreign, war and food commissioners and their families are said to have arrived in Vienna, with the implication they fled Budapest.

Berlin Associated Press Vienna Budapest

German U boat visit boosts Liberty Loan drive in Bridgeport

Bridgeport hosts a Victory Liberty Loan event with a German U boat 148 visiting the harbor. Coast Artillery Train with six guns, Kentucky battleship crew, and General Mitchell will participate on the campaign’s banner day amid light crowds and poor weather.

Bridgeport Treasury Department Washington Bridgeport Trust Company Mineoln Coast Artillery Kentucky Mitchell Seaside Park

Weather Delays Transatlantic Flight Start

At St Johns Newfoundland May 1 weather delayed the planned trans Atlantic flight. Conditions at sea were favorable much of the day but a late cross wind scuttled hopes for a hop off by Hawker and Captain Raynham. Continuous watch for a fair breeze persisted.

Sv. Johns Harry Hawker Frederick

Miss Julia O Connor Addresses Bridgeport Union Meet

Miss Julia O Connor of Heston addressed a large meet ing of union operators from Bridgeport last night. Union officers and Miss O Connor said no public action was planned now regarding the Southern New England Co. reinstatement issue. O Connor, Rose Sullivan and Teresa Sullivan will remain in charge after the meeting.

Julia. O'Connor Heston Bridgeport Exchange Miss O'Connor Connec Southern New England Co O'Connor Rose Sullilivan Teresa ‘Sullivan

Detectives Hunt Slaying Victim Near New Canaan Woods

State police pursue a baffling murder case after an unidentified woman’s body is found in woods near New Canaan. Investigators plan dental charting to confirm identity while crowds visit the scene awaiting clues.

Near - New Canaan New Canaan Frank Virelli State Police of Bridgeport Amouth Vitelli

Towers Map Transatlantic Route For American Flying Boats

Commander Towers outlines a four stage 3125 mile flight from Rockaway to Plymouth via Trepassey Horta and Lisbon with stops for tuning. Planes will depart from Rockaway Point and be moored at Trepassey Newfoundland for a week of preparation before the ocean crossing.

Trepassey, N. F Lisbon Plymouth England New York British Isles John E. Yowers Trepassey Hay Newfoundland Portugal Rockaway Point Long Island Trepassey Flymouth Halifax Liberty Motors Rockaway Horta Fayal Azores Punta del Gado San Miguel New Foundland America Towers N. C

Blood Flows as May Day Rioters Clash in Paris

Paris on May Day saw serious disorders with mobs and police clashing near Place de la Concorde and Place de la Republique. Deaths were narrowly avoided as troops withdrew under pressure while water hoses fought the crowds and rioters aimed for the war ministry and Chamber of Deputies.

Paris Associated Press Place de la Concorde Chamber of Deputies War Ministry Madeleine Place de la Goncorde Place de la Republique

Bombs mailed in May Day plot mostly found says Justice

Washington May 1 post office officials believe most, if not all, bombs mailed from New York as part of an anarchist May Day plot have been found. Internal machines appear German in origin. some addressed to Senator Overman were intercepted while others were halted in Salt Lake City and Salisbury. Unusual precautions protected officials in Washington as postal workers chased stray devices nationwide.

Washington New York Naval Intelligence Department of Justice Germany William. Hy Jxing Utah Frank S. Nebeker Salt Lake City Salisbury N. C Overmaan Senate Overman Atlanta

Kolchak's Fourth Army Overwhelmed by Reds

London May 1 Russian Wireless Official reports that along the Salimsch river northwest of Orenburg Reds obtained a complete victory over Admiral Kolchak's fourth army corps. Eight regiments were wiped out and more than 1,700 prisoners were captured.

London Salimsch Orenburg Admiral Kolchak Fourth Army

Romanian Allies Marching on Budapest Report

London May 1 The Hungarian war office statement of April 30 says Franco Serbian Roumanian and Czecho Slovak forces continued their advance on Budapest with Roumanians capturing Mezo Hur eighty miles southeast of Budapest.

London W War Office Budapest Mezo ‘Hur

Municipal Ice Plant History in City Council Message

Mayor Wilson reports on the municipal ice plant project in June 1916 and again on June 5 1916 detailing legislative approval, a 100 ton unit facility plan, and cautious progress. He promises a council report at the May 8 meeting.

Wilson Common Council Board of Commissioners Wilsons Avill

May Day Riots in Cleveland Wound 100. Tank Assaults

Cleveland on May Day erupts in violent rioting as Socialist protesters clash with police and soldiers. About 100 wounded, 11 officers shot or injured, and a detective killed by a gunshot. Ruthenberg arrested as downtown sectionbraces for hours. Public Square rally draws over 20,000 socialists amid flag clashes and red insignia confrontations.

Cleveland Ohio Woodring C. 1. Ruthenberg Public Square Eugene V. Debs Thomas J. Mooney Liberty -Toas H. 8. Bergen Tith 80Th Ruthenberg Bergen Joh Hardy Detroit Pell

League foes in Senate count on 25 votes

Republican opponents of the League of Nations refuse to be disheartened by League claims that at least 64 Senators will back ratification. Senator McCormack of Illinois says there has been no shift in sentiment among signers of the opposed bloc, who remain united against ratification.

Washington League of Nations League M McCormack Illinois Cevers

May Day clashes as New York police clash with crowds

May 1 New York saw Madison Square Garden mass meeting backing general strikes. Police and soldiers fought in the rain while Mooney and Gillings supporters urged actions. Strikes plans included four five day blocks and indefinite stoppage unless released from prison.

Army OF New York Police Mooney New York Madison, Square Garden Thomas J. Mooney K. Billings

Chicago riot call nips disturbances headline

Chicago police in Maxwell Street district quelled disturbances after a riot call. About a score of alleged radicals were arrested as they allegedly attempted to form a parade banned by authorities. No casualties reported.

Chicago Maxwell Street Radis Vals

Boston Police Clash with Radicals in Dudley Street Fight

In Boston on May 1 a riot erupted as police aided by soldiers clashed with several hundred radicals attempting a May Day parade after a meeting. Three police and a civilian were stabbed, many radicals beaten. 116 arrests, including 16 women, as officers fired warning shots and arrested groups dispersing into patrol wagons. Authorities warned they might call state guard aid. Martha Foley, a militant suffragist arrest, reportedly led inmates in song.

Boston Dudley Street Othe Crowley Adjustant General's’ Department State Guard Adjutant General's Office Martha E. Foley

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