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Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

7

Asks Vocational Education Board To Stop Sending Men to Charities

New York September 5 The American Legion Weekly the publisher of the American Legion prints recommendations for changing the vocational education board operations It urges redemption of old promises and halting the practice of sending crippled men to public charities for aid It cites need for decentralization broader powers for district offices closer hospital contact and a broader interpretation of the vocational rehabilitation act to aid disabled veterans dependent on meager war risk insurance awards.

Vocational Education Board American Legion Weekly Federal Board New York American Legion Offgan Federal Board For Vocational Education Public Charities Awad Congress War Risk Insureance Bureau Congress War Risk Insurance Bureau

Arizona Senator Ashurst backs treaty without amendments

Washington Sept 25 Senator Ashurst Democrat of Arizona issued a telegram to President Wilson admitting doubts about parts of the league covenant but declaring the treaty or no treaty and his readiness to vote for the treaty without amendments or reservations to avoid world chaos. He argued Germany would gain under any reservations and that he could render the country and the civilized world a great service by voting for the treaty as proposed.

Washington Ashurst Arizona Long League of Nations Wilson Tany Germany

Conference to Aid Disabled Soldiers in Connecticut

A conference of chairmen and secretaries from all Home Service Sections of the Red Cross in Connecticut will meet at the county courthouse on Thursday October 2. George S. Warren presides. Clarence King substitutes. Alexander Wilson and Mary Wheeler among speakers with ED White attending.

Home Service Red ‘Cross Connecticut Wip George 5 Warren Charity, Organization Society Clarence King Alexander Wilson Eastern ED. White Te Federal Board of Vocational Education Mary Wheeler New Haven Home Service Section

Bombing Plane Sets Nonstop Cleveland to Mineola Flight

A Martin bomber flew from Cleveland to Mineola nonstop by compass, covering 450 miles in 73 hours 29 minutes, shaving 1 1/2 hours from the aerial mail record. The plane landed at 3:50 p m after navigating between cloud banks at 9900 feet.

Mineola Martin Cleveland Ohio Wrip

Naples Police Expose Murder Case Fraudster

Naples authorities say the Sept 18 arrest tied to the murder of an alleged American girl Miss Ellis was a ruse. They assert the suspect Marcel Herckau Luxemburg 30 confessed to killing Paul Gortle a German student in Geneva on Feb 19 after robbing 20 000 francs and that Miss Ellis never existed.

Naples Miss Paul Gortle Geneva Marcel Herckau Luxemburg Miss Ellis du Geneva

Refused to Fight Denies Citizenship for Swedish Native

In Judge Howard's naturalization session 34 applicants appeared, with John K. Seagren of Hancock Avenue ruled void and barred from American citizenship. Seagren, 28, born in Sweden, claimed draft exemption as a neutral country subject. He came to the United States in 1919, filed first papers in 1930, and sought citizenship last June. This denial brings total grants to 27 since the court opened last Monday. about 140 more are expected before adjournment tonight.

Howard J. Curtis Naturalization Court John KR. Seagren Gas Hancock Avenue Seagren Sweden United States

Bomb kills three in Batavia New York

Batavia, N Y Sept 24 A bomb destroyed a two story dwelling of Carlo Trimarchi a restaurant keeper after receiving three threatening letters. Victims include Joseph Battagli his wife and two year old son. Trimarchi his wife and five small sons were injured. House wrecked with adjacent structure damaged and windows shattered.

Batavia N. Y Carlo Trimarchi

Crowley Declines Sixth District Independent Club Post

Ciowley, elected financial officer of the Sixth District Independent Club, said he knew nothing of the club’s intentions and would not accept the office. He affirmed continued affiliation with the Sixth District Republican Club and rejected leaving that organization.

iNiant Crowley Crowley Republican Club

Shidehara to sail for United States in October

The newly appointed ambassador to the United States Kijuro Shidehara will sail on the Siberia Maru on October 12 for San Francisco. The notice is reported by Associated Press from Sept 1. Dallas News quotes light humor about domestic matters in a humorous column called Tips From Texas.

Tokio Associated Press Kijuro Shidehara United States Viscount Ishii San Francisco Texas Tillie Clinger Dallas News

Ro defend gifts probe House member seeks inquiry into presidential gifts

Representative Rodenberg of Illinois introduced a resolution directing the judiciary committee to investigate reports of gifts received by the President and his family while in Europe. The measure calls for an inventory of gifts and their value and for determining what customs duties were paid to clear up rumors of gifts exceeding 100. The member argues the president is entitled to exoneration and that rumors harm his reputation.

Washington House of Representatives United States Rodenbers Republcan Sinois Judiciary Committee Rodenberg Ims Europe

Hydroplane NC 4 Arrives in Portland on Coast Tour

The navy hydroplane NC 4 arrives in Portland Maine en route on a coast tour from New York toward the Gulf of Mexico to aid naval recruiting. The craft, commanded by Lieutenant Commander Albert C Reed, carried six crew, six passengers, and a dog on a three hour flight at about 85 mph. Also noted are appointments of administrators William J Buckley for Waldo Brewer estate and Arthur A Farmington for Florence Farmington estate in New Haven, with listed heirs and relations.

Portland Naval Maine Gulf of Mesigo Alo Ruskaway Point N.Y Walt Albert C. Reed Atelantic

Stuart's Calcium Wafers Advertises Beauty

An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Calcium Wafers claiming they clear pimples blotches fire spots and other skin troubles to yield a clear complexion. It emphasizes using calcium to support skin pores and suggests dramatic cosmetic improvements at 50 cents a box. The copy frames beauty as achievable through the product.

Stuart

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