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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

2

Peace Conference Sessions Begun Amid Diplomatic Haste

Reports describe early moments of a peace conference with French and German delegates arriving at the hotel center. Automobiles, diplomats including Gambon and Matsui, and a tight security setup marked the opening. The ceremony planned privacy within the hotel precincts as preparatory talks proceed.

Louis Thiers Bismarck Hotel Des Meservoirs Gambon William Marchief Lord Harding Aca Henrymbasador Matsui Henry White Christian Herter Af S

Detectives Probe Slaying of Woods Woman Victim

Detectives began piecing the case of a decomposed female body found in a New Canaan wood lot. Henry Banzai, a tinsmith, reported seeing three men near a popular design auto close to the scene last Sunday. Edward Knutson said he passed the lane near the spot two weeks earlier and saw an automobile there. The body lay 200 feet from the road, near a deserted sawmill, with well-made clothes and manicured nails. The autopsy notes missing teeth, gold fillings, and a bunion on each foot. police estimate the corpse had been in the woods about six weeks and believe she was a 26-year-old American woman, five feet five inches tall, about 135 pounds, with light chestnut hair and fair complexion. The body was found by G. H. Vance and J. Co Kellet of New Canaan.

Henry Banzai Tte Banzai Popular Banzat Edward’Knutson New Canaan Herghair Ayas G. H. Vance Jehie Co Kellet

Second Baptists Elect Officers At Annual Meeting

The Second Baptist church held its annual corporate meeting last night in the church, reading reports showing a prosperous year with obligations met and a small treasury balance. Joseph A. Tilton was named chief usher, with tilton as superintendent of Sunday School and Elwood Randolph to assist as treasurer. a supper preceded the session and a new organ fund was launched with guaranteed support.

Second Baptist Church James Joseph A. Tilton Wella George” Hatford Edward Black James Brooks Joseph A. Tilton Tda Holroyd Grace Feller Elwood Randolph Norman Brooks Assi

Paris May Day Rioters Wound Eighty Policemen

Paris on May Day saw eighty police wounded in riots with fifty arrests, including Leon Jouhaux and Deputy Poncet among the slightly injured. A youth was killed in the Opera district and fifteen wounded near Gare de List as crowds attacked cavalry and fired on troops. Police seized newspapers and, as demonstrations mounted along the Grand Boulevards, crowds urged retreat to central squares. In Rome, all work halted, shops closed, and public meetings prohibited as authorities warned against Bolshevism and unrest.

Paris Leon Jouhaux Gener Federation of Jabor Poncet Opera Tifteen Gare de List Boulevard de Magenta Madelaine Place de la Re Rome ATL Russia

Post Office Staff On Look Out For Bombs

Close watch of the mail by officer clerks in this city for suspicious looking packages that might contain bombs similar to those mailed in New York. Orders to this effect were received yesterday and any suspicious item discovered will be reported immediately to the authorities.

New York Greene

Women’s presidential suffrage bill dies in Senate

Special from May 4 report the Senate refused to concur with the House on the presidential suffrage bill for women. A tight vote 17 to 18 ended hopes as key senators shifted positions, and after attempts to reconsider and table the measure the chamber finally voted to deny the bill 15 to 20, ending the session with no passage.

Athord Senate House Deming West Hartford Witsonza Capitol Snator Dillon Brooks Dilson

Free for All Follows Girls Fight Leads to Arrests

William Cardinal and John Wolf of 354 Stratford Avenue were taken into custody at 12 30 this morning after a fight at Airfield Avenue and John Street. Bystander Arturi Popeclardi of 260 State Street was also arrested. All three face assault charges and were held on bonds of $100.

William Cardinal John Wolf Stratford Avenue Airfield Avenue John Street Arturi Popeclardi State Street

Parisian Sage Promises Beautiful Hair For Women

A vintage promotional piece touts Parisian Sage as a foolproof cure for dandruff hair loss and dullness. It claims quick, safe results with no harmful ingredients, promising soft fluffy abundant hair and renewed growth for years.

Ebert Forces Shift on Bavaria as Peace Talks Loom

Berlin reports the Ebert government fights to subdue the Munich Soviets before German peace delegates return. Officials say Bavarian power ties the validity of the peace treaty to Bavaria, risking its exclusion if authority falters. Rumors claim Munich Soviet government overthrown as German troops occupy key suburbs near Munich.

Berlin Ebert Munich National Assembly Bavaria Treshing Sterberg Waterberg

Recall President Then Change Minds in Chamber Action

Louis May 1 The United States Chamber of Commerce had urged President Wilson to hasten back and call an extra session of Congress. It reconsidered the move and eliminated the call, awaiting the President’s return. The amended resolution expressed hope he would convene Congress in an extraordinary session to enact legislation safeguarding social and business structure.

Louis Wilsong America Congress United States Chamber of Commerce

Weather forecast for Bridgeport and region

Rain and clearing skies forecast across New England and eastern New York with cool, moderate temperatures. Strong south winds along the Atlantic coast shift to southwest, rain then clearing, and temperatures below normal east of the Rockies. Observations show widespread rain in many cities, with fog and cloud cover in others.

New York Great Lakes Mississippi River Rocky Mountains Thiday New England Atlantic Cape Henry Boston North Atlantic Middle Atlan 75Th Meridian New Haven Weather Bureau Wea Atlanta Atlantic City Tigland Wees Buffalo Easeee Cincinnati Beneseeee Denver Essees Jacksonville Kansas City Nantucket New Waven New Orleans Norfolk Northfield Rean

Towers Outline Route for Trans Atlantic Flight to Lisbon

Neval air station Rockaway to Halifax 640 nautical miles then Trepassey Newfoundland to Horta Azores 1 200 miles with possible detour to Punta del Gado St Michael. Trepassey to Punta del Gado 1 350 miles total Trepassey to Lisbon 1 350 miles Lisbon to Plymouth 775 miles.Seaplanes with base ships for quick refueling.

Neval Rockaway Halifax N. S Trepassey New Foundland Newfoundland Horta Punta del Gado Lisbon Porto del Gado Plymouth England

Obituary notices for Heine Lavery Flynn Burns Flynn Harrison Rowe Noble

Obituaries record William J Heine son of John B and May Heine died yesterday with funeral at 2 30 from 991 Connecticut Ave Rev Daniel M Lewis officiated burial at Lakeview cemetery Catherine Lavery daughter of Michael and Mary Lavery died yesterday with solemn requiem at St Charles church burial at St Michaels cemetery floral offerings large Rev James V Hussion officiated Alice Burns Flynn wife of James Flynn died yesterday at 404 Atlantic St funeral at 8 30 tomorrow from Jote Home mass at Sacred Heart burial at St Michaels Myrtle Harrison funeral last night at the mortuary chapel Walker and Banks Philadelphia burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Philip J Rowe proprietor of the Westport Hotel Westport died after a few days illness burial in Westport two children overseas Charles Noble of 170 Orchard St died after six months illness member of Loyal Order of Moose.

William J. Heine William John Heine John B May Heine Connecticut Avenue Daniel M. Lewis Newfield Methodist Episcopal Church Lakeview Cemetery Catherine Lavery Catherine ‘Lavery Michael and Mary McCarthy Lavery Noble Avenue O Clouk St. Charles’.R. C James.v. Hussion Patrick J. McGivney Thomas. B Gloster Charles Oscar Edward James Lavery George “Madden St. Michael's Cemetery James V. Hussion Sacred Heart R. G Myrtle V. Harrison Myrtle Harrison Walker and Banks Fairfield Avenues Mr. Nichols Bethany Mission Stratford Philadelphia Woodlawn Philip J. Rowe Philip Jd. Rowe Westport Tha Charles Noble Orchard Street The Loyal Order of Moose

Miller Chosen Treasurer of First National Bank

Guy P. Miller, secretary and treasurer of Bridgeport Brass, was elected a member of the board of directors of the First Bridgeport National Bank. Chairman Charles G. Sanford announced the appointment at a recent meeting. Miller has long been active in Brasa affairs and is regarded as a strong addition to the bank’s board.

Guy P. Miller Bridgeport Brass Company First Bridgeport National Bank Charles G. Sanford Miller Brasa Company

German Armory address and late 1919 loan canvass note

The report describes a schedule with a 5 pm address at the Armory by General Mitchell and advisory talks, amid a World War I era fundraising canvass. It cites a telegram from Benjamin Siren, New York Federal Reserve Bank governor, stressing distribution to drive loan oversubscription and early returns for quotag completion. Local subscriptions from firms and organizations are listed, including Sanford’s Bridgeport committee and various companies.

Mitchell Armory Sanford Charles G. Sanford Benjamin Siren New York Federal Reserue Bank Nents York Bridgeport Conp

Gompers Doing Well After Car Accident

New York May 1 bulletin reports Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor is improving after a surface car collision with a taxicab. He remains under hospital care but his condition is listed as stable.

New York Lintuck ‘Gompers

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