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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
19
Jacob Izzerboy of 111 East Avenue was arrested last night after a disruption at the school. He will be arraigned this morning in City Court.
In Superior Court yesterday, a woman filed for divorce from Nicholas Grecaula alleging desertion since May 15 1916. She claims custody of a minor child Paul Greczula and cites a marriage date of September 23 1911.
Kung Helang Ko, a direct descendant of Confucius, returns to Kufow Shan tung after attending the Paris Peace Conference as Shantung province delegate. He explains China’s defeat stemmed from the Tokio Treaty and Japan’s Twenty One Demands, details China’s missed chance to push Shantung first, and describes Wilson’s promised support and student-led pressure in Paris.
A fragmented street listing shows numerous auto supply shops, tire repairs, and repair garages with scattered addresses including Fairfield Avenue, State Street, Main Street, and Cannon Street. Brands and company names appear misspelled or jumbled, suggesting a directory or advertisement page snapshot.
A wartime surge in skill and humor emerges as servicemen reshape careers. Sir Douglas Haig notes taxi drivers turning brigadiers and ex Navy men losing limbs finding roles as timekeepers who sketch ads and jokes. Veterans' talents rise through camp entertainments and postwar venues.
Fragment discusses mental shuffles about careers and the search for a suitable profession in London with emphasis on choices and guidance.
From floor of shaft to apex the Lawrence monument notes a 55 dollar fee in the shaft. The shaft itself is a pyramid shape that damages feet. The base measures 65 feet square. The wall at the base of the shaft is eighteen inches thick at the top.
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