Treaty would end balance of power declares president
President Wilson spoke at the Minneapolis armory on September 9 arguing the peace treaty would end the balance of power and advance a new world order. He urged that governments unite to destroy autocratic rule, praised the league of nations, and warned against secret treaties and future annexations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wilson
St. Paul
Cyar
Russia
United States
League of Nations
League
Versailles
CINOT credited for curing dizziness in Miss Killmer
Bridgeport resident Miss Hazel Killmer of 648 East Main Street describes crippling dizzy spells and back pains previously. She credits CINOT with restoring her health after trying other remedies. CINOT is sold at Hartigan's Drug Store in Bridgeport and at Westport and Southport drug outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Hazel Killmer
Main
Miss. Killsmer
Miss .Killmer
Cinot
Hartigan's Drug Store
Fairfield. Avenue
Witger's Drug
Southport
Iso
Westport Drug Co
Westport
Xonn
Weather Bridgeport Records From The Recording Thermometer
Bridgeport weather report from The Post Building Cannon Street includes barometer and thermometer readings, with citywide observations and times. It lists temperatures, cloud cover, rain, and wind notes for New Haven, New York, Boston, and other reporting stations, and cites a Bridgeport almanac calculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Post
New York
New England
New. Haven
Wea
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cidy
Denverees
Cdy
Detroit
Washington
Adman AG
Middlebrook - Almanac
P. Ae
Mystery surrounds bank messenger murder in Milford
Investigators, coroner and New York detectives piece together the death of Benny Binkowitz, a bank messenger and part time boxer. He was found slain along the Milford turnpike with Liberty bonds stolen from Wall Street firms, leading to suspicions of a coordinated theft and kidnapping plot. Police pursue two autos seen near the scene and seek the murder car, while a broader inquiry ties Binkowitz to a web of young thieves and possible accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Mix
New Haven
William J. Pisher
James Mather
Nettleton
Milford
New York
Beiring
Dre. Fisher
Turnpikey
Virelli
Maher
Wiform
Town Hall
Fermission
Binkowitz
Wall Street
Connectiut
bin- Acowitz
Byndie
Metropolitan
Bridgeport
Remington Arms
Benny Binkowitz
Benny
Binkowics
Richard Whitney & Company
Bank of Kidder, Peabody & Company
Jill Chance
Lahey
Newstreet To
Latey
Elmira Reformatory
Binkowits
Mineola
Cal“tery
Binkowka
Paul Umratis
Edmund Ward
Nea
Spa
Dumraese
Celi
Connecticut
Bitcawite
Cardinal Mercier Arrives in United States Tour Begins
Cardinal Mercier arrives in the United States amid a tour that will visit Baltimore where he will meet Cardinal Gibbons, then the White House, with plans to travel through New England and many western cities. He is noted for denouncing invasion of Belgium and resisting German occupation.
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Belgium
Germany
Ore der ¢of
Cardinal Mercier
Sacred College
University of
Louvain
United States
Wilson
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
White House
New England
Obituary notices for Samerotti Winns Parry Sharkey Leonard
Obituaries record Miss Carolina Samerotti age unknown from 199 Caroline Street, with high requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church by Rev. Matthew Keating, burial at St Michael's Cemetery. Also notes Hannay F. Binns, Hannah Fletcher Winns, infant May Parry, Edward J. Sharkey, Sophia Leonard, and services and burial details for each, with churches and cemeteries named across Waterbury and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Samerotti
Caroline
Samerotti
Caroline Street
Holy Rosary Church
Matthew Keating
Smith-Murray -Store
St. Michael's Cemetery
Hannay F. Binns
Hannah Fletcher Winns
Bisie’m. Sprague
Park Avenue
Henry A. Davenport
People’s Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
New York
Ethel M. Parry
May Parry
Mro
Joan Co
Stratford Avenue
Edward J. Sharkey
Teaward
Sh. Sharkey
Bunnell’ Street
Oeney Ool
Central Avenue
Sharkey
Waterbury
Thomas J
John J
Mary Sharkey
Margaret Sharkey
Hartford
Ireland
Sheridan Council
Bishop
Providence
R. T
Sophia Leonard
William Leonard
Lebert
Leonhard
Brooks Street
Hye
Robert
Samual T
Sashville
Tenn
Baler
Daniel M. Lewis
Newfiett M
Will Artielate
Burtolf
Lateylew
Insurance men oppose government ownership at Hartport session
In Hartport on September 9 the national convention of insurance commissioners opened with a strong stance against any government ownership of insurance companies. The address stressed opposition to state control and highlighted concerns over private sector roles and market stability. The report notes the 50th annual gathering and ongoing debates within the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartlport
National Conversion of Insurance Commissioners
Harta
Boston in Hands of Frenzied Mob
Reports detail a city in turmoil as police suspensions and a strike trigger window smashing looting and false fire alarms. Volunteers and police reinforcements flood streets while unions mobilize and guards organize at banks and businesses amid a tense emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis
Tabor
Court Street
Metropolitan Park
Booth Boston
Crowley
Roxbury
Police Department
Union
Dudley Street
Pierce
Goolidge
Lowell
Harvey
Dean Greenough
Policemen’s Union
American Federation of Labor
Ia” Steen
Polliamens Union
John J. McInnes
Sich
Revolt Threatens to Topple Lenine in Russia
A Berlin-based Russian correspondent reports internal Bolshevik dissent after two months in Russia. He says Lenine Trotzky and Vehitcherin no longer rule freely, with Dyer sinki gaining power within the secret police and shadowing Trotzky as the army’s controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nieuwe Raiter@amiehe Courant
Berlin
Russia
Tehitcherin
Dyer~sinki
Secret Polices
Trotzky
Ening
Lenine
Kremlin
Moscow
Forest of Flags Welcomes Pershing in New York Parade
Thousands line streets as General Pershing passes with First Division troops marching to Washington. Police and veterans fill Fifth Avenue and crowd steps of the Public Library witnessed by the 26th and 28th infantry regiments decorated for valor by the French government. Red Cross feeds tens of thousands at parades end. Pershing attends Elks reception before a thunderous roar of cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Philadelphia
Washington
Harlem Spengway
Toaeys
Germany
Camps Mills
Merritt
Fifth Avenue
Pershing
New York
Washington Arch
McAndrew
State of the American Expeditionary Forces
Red Cross
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wirst
Grand Lodge
Annual Outing of First District GOP
The First District Republican club held its annual outing at Waters' Shore House Lordship with eighty five members. Alderman Malcolm McFadden and Judge Frederick A Bartlett spoke on local politics while Judge Nehemiah Candee discussed the national scene. Major Adams and J A Chamberlis who recently returned with the 1st Division also spoke urging continued effort in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chib
Waters’ Shore House
Lordship
Malcolm McFadden
Frederick A. Bartlett
Bridgeport
Nehemiah Candee
Norwalls
Major Adams
Ju. A. Chamberis
Judge Bartlett
Malcolm McFardden
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Bridgeport Young
Horsford
Industrial Extension Institute
Kronenberg
Hotel Stratfield
Reese
Ceylon
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
Forest OF Flags
el Paso
Elis
First Dist
G. O.P
Bartlere
Mc Faytten
Meimphers
Victrola
Wissner
Grafenoa
Barnum
Pepsadent
S. Wabash Avenue
Cheago
Ill
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