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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
9
Fragmented OCR notes describe General Pershing and a famed smile phrase. The readable bits suggest a reminiscence or caption about the general’s expression, with unclear date or exact event details.
In Glasgow on September 9 the Trades Union Congress pledged to support Germany’s admission to the League of Nations and an immediate revision of harsh treaty provisions. The vote split 2,586,000 for referring the committee report and 4,870,000 against. Last year about 1,000,000 acres of English woods were felled for war purposes.
Angelo Leonardo of 1826 street and Vincent Cisero of 350 Park street had licenses revoked for speeding and reckless driving at a Hartford county court hearing before Deputy Commissioner MacDonald. Several others had licenses restored or cases continued or dismissed for various driving offenses and accidents.
The Welcome Home employment bureau placed 41 returned soldiers in new positions during the past week. Lieutenant Eric Nutt, in charge, announced the figures and noted the bureau also received 1 new application for a job.
Mrs. Mary Wells of 193 Central avenue was taken to Hillside home for observation after being fined 25 for assault on sister Mrs. Celia Cox of the same address. Cox suffered injuries needing Bridgeport hospital treatment from being struck with a heavy glass object several weeks earlier. Wells appeared in City Court yesterday morning.
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