Bridgeport Clergyman Released by Bolsheviks
Announcement to the State Department states that Clinton W. Areson of Bridgeport and Albert F. Coyle of San Jose have been released by Bolsheviks in Russia. Areson, a YMCA worker, was captured in Archangel months ago while aiding Y M C A. units.
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State Department
Washington
Clinton W. Areson
Iidgeport
Albert F. Coyle
San Jose
Ual
Aresan
Russia
Archangel
Duck Hunters Narrow Escape on Sound Side
John Palupka of 401 Main Street and Peter Youzin of 80 Summer Street narrowly escaped drowning Tuesday night when their duck boat tangled in a squall and drifted far out in the sound. Youzin leapt overboard and swam two miles to shore while Palupka remained in the boat as it washed onto Stratford Beach. He was weakened by exposure but quickly recovered.
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John Palupka
Main Street
Peter Youzin
Summer Street
Youaitis
Stratford
Bristol Man Fined For Breach of Peace
Andrew Barber of Bristol was fined $11.97 in city court yesterday after arraignment on a breach of the peace charge. He allegedly annoyed several women by embracing them on Main street Tuesday afternoon.
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Andrew Barber
Bristol
Barber
Main Street
Capper as Presidential Hope From Kansas Farm Belt
Washington Oct 29 Sen Archer Capper of Kansas is highlighted as a possible presidential candidate for 1920. The piece notes his background as a former newspaper man, governor, and senator, his popular pig and girl club programs, and his strong support among farmers in the Corn Belt. It describes his plain speaking style, public polling methods, and decisive wartime leadership, arguing he could unite the Midwest for a White House bid.
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Frederic Dd. Hwasicen
Washington, D.C
Touay
Archer Gapper
Kansas
Gorn
Capper
Fle
Topeka
Una
United States
Nan
National Press E Ghib
Washington
Hitle
Gramnett
Exper
Arthur Capper
Mississippi River
Topela
Hansas Hve
Senator Capper
Wilson
Senate
State Council of Defense
Council of National Defense
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Middle West
League
Wethersfield Pastor Dies in Buffalo
Hartford dispatch reports the death of George L. Clark, pastor of the Wethersfield Congregational Church, from a stroke suffered while on vacation in the Middle West. Born August 16, 1849 in Pewkbury Mass he graduated from Amherst Yale Divinity and Union Theological Seminary. He served at Wethersfield since 1920.
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Hartford
Wethersfield
Ruthie
George L. Clark
Thersfield
Jsuft
Clark
Middle West
Wig
Pewkabury
Mass
Amherst
Yale Divinity School
Union Theralogical Seminary
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