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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
2
The Men's club of S F Presbyterian Church hosts a veterans reception and dinner at the church hall. Members from the service are invited to attend the event.
Cambridge Massachusetts reports the death of Professor Tov, noted scholar of Hebrew and other languages, after a prolonged illness. The respected professor, affiliated with an area institution, was widely mourned by colleagues and students.
The readable fragments mention a Nol ee sity born professor in 1880, with reference to biblical sites and a life tied to studies. Details are uncertain due to OCR corruption, but the core fact notes a scholarly figure linked to biblical topics and a long life.
The readable fragments depict a medical advertisement extolling strength and national vigor. It mentions doctors, a Mr George A Baker, and references to an Atlantic city pharma store and figures of public health and confidence. The tone aims to urge men and women to pursue stronger health and wake a nation.
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions prevail across the north Atlantic states and New England. Expect cooler temperatures with stronger northwest to north winds Tuesday and Wednesday, and occasional rain in coastal areas as a low pressure system moves slowly northeast.
Thirteen men arrested during May Day disturbances in Roxbury were found guilty of rioting with assaulting policemen. Nine received one year in the House of Correction, two were given six months, and the remainder faced six months sentences.
Rene Vivian argues the Fiume crisis has cooled as Italian peace delegates return to talks. He says personal vanity must be discarded and allies were united at the truce signing. The piece weighs Wilsons fourteen points against London pact, urging a common good solution.
Washington May 12 The War Department has turned over to the Railroad Administration equipment valued at 173600, including motive power and freight cars. The surplus items include 1368 tank cars and other equipment, priced at market value.
In London the silver price surged to the highest point in nearly 34 years, with quotes around 21 pence per ounce. Reports note massive trading and market activity as investors respond to global demand. The Boston firm and executives from the Middleborough Wool Combing Co were arraigned in court today on various charges.
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