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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
12
Local sale announces Saturday bargains on hats, furs, and women's wear. Highlights include velvet hats, ostrich feather fashion, silk Petticoats, marabout capes, fur scarves, and lingerie waists with deep discounts across many items.
Senators investigating the steel strike spent a busy day in the Pittsburgh area visiting Homestead and Clayt on back streets. They met plant superintendents and held informal caucuses with workers. Chairman Kenyon emphasized hearing all sides as volunteers aided foreign born strikers to participate.
Sterling leads South Dakota youths as crowds confront questions about land and labor at Clairton. Senator Kenyon plans hearings locally and promises to extend the inquiry to Ohio steal centers and potentially Gary Indiana with officials and businessmen from affected areas.
In Paris a German bombardment trench wreck revealed another medieval cathedral beneath the floor of a century old church. The Varmaeological mission reports the tomb of King Clovis may lie there, with plans to uncover foundations and the Frankish architecture. A Louis XV style mosaic friar, by architect Viellet la Duy, was also found suggesting links to the 12th century cathedral.
The Colombian parliament resolution protests U.S. Senate action on ratifying obligations for foreign citizens. It states Colombia has guaranteed rights since its constitution and complied with the 1846 treaty, while criticizing U.S. non fulfillment of article 35 on mutual trade. The text asserts Colombia will defend foreigners and maintain sovereignty and independence.
Washington Oct 10 Senate leaders engaged in a heated discussion over a resolution directing the secretary of war to report on the case of Robert Minor a New York based newspaper man arrested in France for alleged Soviet propaganda Minor’s return to the United States and his alleged revolutionary activities were cited by Senator King and others as reasons for deportation efforts The debate also touched on Bolshevik emissaries and labeled figures in New York including WK Martens The article also notes an alleged substitute for gold alloy consisting of copper and antimony with magnesium carbonate to add weight and polish
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