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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1919

Page

4

Captain Lewis Registers at Welcome Home Bureau

Captain Raymond Lewis of 1248 Vine Street, formerly with the 26th and later with the Third Division A, registered yesterday at the Welcome Home bureau at City Hall. Also listed are Corp. Thomas I. Dobbings of Stratford Avenue and Jimer Li of Belford Grove Street. Zion Church addresses William M. Trotter of Boston, editor of the Boston Guardian, who will address a meeting and discuss experiences in the Paris peace conference.

Raymond ©. Lewisy Vine Street 26Th Welcome Home Bureau City Hall Lewis Venien State Guard Intelligence Department Corp Thomas I. Dobbings Stratford Avenue First Quebec Regiment Jimer LI Belford Grove Street The

American Legion Act Signed By President Wilson

President Wilson signed an act of Congress incorporating the American Legion, a veterans group. The ceremony highlighted creation of the veterans organization as part of postwar efforts.

American Legion Act Wilson Hmornbrook Calif Associated Press The American Legion Organization of Veterans of the

Development of Armored Tanks Urged by Tank Corps Chief

Brig. Gen. Samuel B. Rockenbach told the Senate military committee that U S tank use in war averaged 47 days and that half of the 78 American tanks in the Argonne were knocked out on day one. He noted 150 French tanks aided US forces in 1917 and recalled the St Mihiel and Argonne battles with hundreds of Allied tanks, stressing light crew casualties and past fears of tank effectiveness.

Washington Argonne Samuel B. Rockenbach Senate Military Committee United States St. Mihiel Rockenbach

Gale Sweeps Sound as Boats Seek Harbor

A southeaster swept the sound with heavy traffic halted except for the large steamers. Coal boats left New York bound for Bridgeport and Connecticut points were delayed in sheltered harbors. Mariners feared the line storm, and continuous easterly winds caused a high tide with no material damage reported.

Sound New York Bridgeport Connecticut

Democrats Endorse Republican Frederick Salmon in Westport Probate Race

In the Westport Probate district covering Westport and Weston, Democrats at a Monday night probate convention endorsed Frederick M. Salmon, the Republican nominee, for a special October election tied to the town vote. Salmon has previously served in the state senate.

Westport Weston Frederick M. Salmon Salmon State Senate

New Upward Swing in Price of Corn

New upward swing in corn prices today driven by distress liquidation and strong opening. September at 2.4014, December 1.22758, oats up 1 to 12 cents. Provisions range from a 12 cent drop to a 55 cent rise amid foreign exchange demoralization and hog market weakness. Shorts covered freely as cereals strengthened, lifting overall quotation averages.

Chicago

U S Soldiers Rob Trains in Coblenz

Two American soldiers, absentees from leave and masked, robbed two passenger trains on the German Luxembourg border within a week, taking under 3000 francs from passengers and conductors. They shot and killed a Tulzhenburg civilian who tried to stop their escape. military police believe the same pair carried out both robberies.

Coblenz Associated Press Grand Duchy of Luxemburg Tulxenburg Wen

Furlough for Jewish Soldiers for Holidays

Soldiers and sailors of the Jewish faith will receive furloughs to observe Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur at home where possible, with services arranged at camps when service prevents travel. The Jewish New Year begins September 25. furloughs run from noon September 24 to the morning of September 26, and Yom Kippur from noon October 2 to the morning of October 11.

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