Eddy Preaches Armenia Policy After Borah Hearst
Reverend D Brews Eddy of Boston attacks Senator Borah and publisher Hearst for pursuing national selfishness through dollar diplomacy. He urges Americans to support a mandatory Armenian aid plan, framing it as a missionary, Christian action in international policy. He cites epidemics and calls for a centuries-spanning mission effort in the Near East.
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Eddy
Senate
Borah
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Hearst
Armenia
Tor
Thej
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Curgh- Hearsts
America
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Enza
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American Board
Near East
Father Shanley of Danbury Dead
Obituary note reports the death of Father Shanley of Danbury. The fragment hints at his priestly role and public recognition, listing age and status, with continuation references to further details on page two.
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Father Shanley
Danbury
Shanley
Qata Bey
Americanization measure may be contested today
Bridgeport manufacturers push for a Senate plan to fund state Americanization with 20000 over two years. The bill, backed by local industry leaders, faces a noon vote as supporters argue it keeps Americanization separate from school duties while opponents worry over state control and local impact.
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Bridgeport
Wit Center
Hartford
Senate
Senate Committee On Education
Department of Americanization
Wilson
George
B. ‘Clark
Frederick A. “Bartlett
Alexander L. ‘Delaney
Job
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Shel‘ton
Crane Company
How‘ara.Simpson
Raybestes Company
Carl H. Graesler
Ashcroft Manufacturing Company
Stanley H. Bullard
Bullard Machine Tool Company
Sutton
American Tube
Macdonald
Gece
U S Flyers Plan Rockaway Hop Off To Halifax Flight
Commander Towers announces three big seaplanes will depart Rockaway Beach Tuesday morning en route to Halifax 40 nautical miles from Trepassey. The trip will stay mostly over water with only brief land crossings near Cape Cod as crews test instruments and fuel logistics before the long transatlantic effort.
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Rockaway
New York
Halifax
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New Midland
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Commander Towers
Cape Cod
Washington
Navy
Tailor's mark on bis seat may aid identity
Two state police hunt a unique tailor's stamp found on a decomposed unidentified girl’s skirt near New Canaan. Forensic tests by Dr Bruce Weaver and autopsy results by M S Brooks aim to confirm cause of death as poison. Sergeant Franc Viel leads the probe with Sheriff Edgar Perry aiding.
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New. Canaan
M.S. Brooks
Bruce .Weaver
Stamford
John Phelan
Franc Viel
State Police
Ovhen
Edgar H. Perry
Local churches urge service men aid on Employment Sunday
Bridgeport churches joined nationwide observances as Employment Sunday readings urged employers to hire soldiers returning from the front. Clergy highlighted the heroism of servicemen and the churches’ role in easing reintegration by providing work opportunities and support for peace-time transition.
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Bridgeport
Thosea
Trains Begin Summer Schedule On New Haven Route
Today at noon a new summer timetable goes into effect on the New Haven road. It is the first revision since Director General Hines assumed control of the railroads. The changes adjust arrival and departure times for many trains on the main line and up state division, with several minutes difference noted. The new timetables will be distributed at stations this morning.
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Belgian Cabinet Holds Vote on Treaty Objection
Belgium's cabinet recalls three Paris delegates for a new council to decide whether to reject the peace treaty. Premier Delacroix reports the government finds terms unacceptable and may urge King Albert to refuse signing. Public opinion in Belgium grows restless over treaty concessions and demands full indemnification and reconstruction.
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Tacken
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Germany
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Antwerp
Hag
Teymonde
Albert
Sgrave
Agitators Try to Break Up Liberty Loan Rally
A mob on the East Side disrupted a Liberty loan rally at St. John's Nepomucena hall Pembroke and Jane Streets. Nineteen officers needed to quell the disturbance after a group heckled Dr Smykowski Polish relief worker returning from Poland. Four arrests were made and others fled. Authorities suspect a planted Bolshevik plot by agitators.
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Liberty Loan
St. John’s Nepomucena Hall
Pembroke and
Jane Streets
Poland
East Bridgeport
Maxwell
Edward Kaspereck
Hancock Avenue
Nicholas 'Meliskey
Seaview Avenue
Geman Woback
Hal‘Jett Street
Smykowski
United States
Keogh
Flynn
Men Can Apply For EACE Wages
Workers can claim retroactive EACE wages if they filed by June 1 1913. War Labor board upheld ruling 14 allowing many to receive back pay. ruling 17 excludes guards and watchmen as part of executive force. Applicants must document employment details and send copies to the local Mediation and Conciliation board.
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War Labor
Layit
Alpheus
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
David Clydesdale
Samy Lavit
Patrick Scol- Titus
Glass Issues Emergency Appeal for Victory Loan
Secretary of the Treasury Glass urges fuller effort as Victory Liberty loan subscriptions lag behind prior campaigns. By week’s end officials hope to exceed the $4 5 billion quota. current totals show about one third of the minimum raised with district standings and regional gains highlighted.
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Washington
Victory Liberty
Secretary of the Treasury Glass
Treasury
St. Louis
Liberty Loan
Minneapolis
Boston
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New York
Italian Stand Restored At Paris Peace Talks
Paris May 4 The Council of Three invited Italy to resume at the peace conference aiming to remove personal frictions and settle territorial issues. Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino may rejoin before the talks proceed, with U.S. and Allied observers noting effort to rebuild relations. Italian representation was a topic at inter allied discussions, while German delegates questioned their own positions amid Bavaria's status and mixed responses from the German delegation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
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Lloyd-George
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Council of Three
Italy
Pari
Orlando
Sonnino
Fiorello H. la Guardia
United States
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Colonel House
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Germany
Bavaria
M. Cambon
Baron von Leisner
Herr
Pram
Trianon
Little Tridney
Madame Maintenon
Marie
Toinette
Moses Urges Wood for President in 1920
Washington May 4 Senator Moses of New Hampshire Republican issued a statement urging the nomination of General Leonard Wood as the Republican candidate for president in 1920. He said Republicans in New Hampshire were preparing to press Wood's name at the party convention.
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