Allies Will Help Russia On U S Plan
Entente governments in Washington are informed of the U S plan to aid Russia under President Wilson’s pledge to stand behind Russia. American business men with armed guards from all allies may be sent to carry material aid, with international guards to ease Russian fears of exploitation. Negotiations continue as officials sense imminent action and a cable from Ambassador Francis notes safety concerns.
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Entente
Wilson
Washington
Washington Administration
Russia
Commission
Armed Guards International
Sibe
Archangel
Francis
Vologda
State Department
Draft Men Leave Here July 25 Aboard Special Train
Bridgeport prepares 147 draft men for July 25 entrainment at Greenwich. The company will travel through Stamford Norwalk Stratford and nearby towns en route to Camp Devens arriving at 2:30 PM. Adjutant General Cole arranged entertainment for about 1 000 selectives in Connecticut with local draft boards likely to be informed today. A party for Bridgeport men was discussed but not official.
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Bridgeport
Greenwich
Stamford
Norwalk
Stratford
Camp Devens
Cole
Connecticut
Wrath Re Revoits at Waspiington
Fragmentary OCR notes describe weather references, water levels, tides and sunset rise times with uncertain dates. Names appear garbled and unreadable, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Fairfield Selectman Seeks Street Light Fix at Drug Store
Fairfield July 9 special report shows Selectman L'desm and fellow official Red Burr visiting a drug store to assist John E. Boyle in turning on street lights. Town residents had reported darkness all evening and officials aimed to restore lighting for public safety.
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Fairfield
Selectman
Burr
Boyle
John
Light Company
Pairfield
Fairfield L'desm
Red Burr
John E. Boyle
Wairfield
Turn
Denirfield
Thidgeport
Drueesist
Seleetman Jay
Lowes
Tle
Uleet
Motorcycle Cop Injured In North Avenue Crash
Bridgeport officer William Byrnes in serious condition after his motorcycle collided with an automobile at Madison and North avenues. He is resting comfortably in Bridgeport Hospital with brain concussion and possible skull fracture. The other driver, William Thorpe of 220 Main Street, did not stop. The crash occurred shortly after 2 PM yesterday. Byrnes was northbound on North Avenue when struck.
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William Byrnes
Bridgeport
Madison and
North Avenues
Teli F R. Ives
Gymes
Byrnes
William Thorpe
Main Street
North Avenue
Nt. H. Weiss
Rridgeport Hospital
Board of Health plans inspection of milk stations
The Board of Health will inspect all pasteurizing plants in the city, visit the garbage plant, slaughterhouses, and other units under its jurisdiction. The effort, decided at last night’s meeting, aims to start this month and continue through July 25. Public access to the Fairfield milk station will resume with Annie Holmes and Sunnie Holmes scheduled for openings.
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Board of Health
de Calihan
Tsokition
Tor Monithen
Kerkshire
Committee of 42 Leaves Hearst Out in Seven List
A chaotic draft listing seven men and shifting attributions targets Hearst as excluded from a Committee of 42. It names William Randolph Hearst and others tied to party factions while outlining unclear duties, attendance, and possible dates for a convention or conference.
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Hearst
Moonlight Saving And Suit Censors Planned at Beach
Moonlight curfew planned for Beach with 17 at night and bans on midnight social pairs. Beach residents complain of late night noises and “obnoxious practices” as cottagers advocate strict rest hours and a new curfew. Toward selectmen consider enforcement and airfield slogan adoption. moving pictures rights for beach nights will be affected.
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Jory
Wairfeld
Wairfield
Infield Beach
Norwalk Mayor Declares Loafers Safe Amid Local Debate
In Norwalk on July 9 Mayor Jeremigh Danowin defends loafers amid council meetings and public discussion. The record cites ongoing committee actions, municipal concerns, and political tensions affecting city planning, race into the national scene, and local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Donovan
Patriotically Named Triplets Honor Fathers Nation
Salvatore Ruta at 616 Penbroke Street named three newborns with strong patriotic ties. One boy is Trieste Timlin Mata, another Woodrow Wilson after the nation’s leader, and a girl Victoria nimagele honoring the Italian king.
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Salvatore Ruta
Trieste
Victoria
Vng
Penbroke Street
Tiree
Tinta Auniday
Timlin Mata
Woodrow Wilson
America
Itinta
Victoria Nimagele
Tialy
Seaside guard saves 11 year old girl at park
An 11 year old girl nearly drowned at Seaside Park but was rescued by a lifeguard named Huben Weoswilaley after entering cold water with a Summerfield Methodist group. The child’s guardians credit quick action for a safe recovery while authorities report the lifeguard’s swift response and first aid given at the scene.
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Seaside Park
Huben Weoswilaley
Beaside Park
M Brederick Ja Macdoth
Mounleat Avenue
Ttlherg
Une Summerfield Methodist Sunde Hoal Atu
Bath
Thorp
Walter
Gery
Cuoptscha
Tito Suerte
Ted
Neil Cuises
Aircraft Defense Guns Soon to Be Put in Operation
Appilpadion by United States engineer corps to Almyer Wilson for immediate placement of anti aircraft guns in Dundeeport. City mayor grants permission for public placement while military secrecy guards location. Batteries likely along high kavall at Deardstoy pars or near city sound and port, with concrete components to be installed. Officials plan joint drills and air raid measures in event of attack while awaiting further guidance from federal authorities.
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United States Engineer’s Corps
Almyer Wilson
Dundeeport
Deardstoy
Dinitess
Mier
Prague
Wilson
Kaiser Allows German Foreign Secretary to Resign
Copenhagen July 9 Emperor William has consented to the resignation of Dr Richard von Kuehlmann the German foreign secretary the Wolff News Bureau of Berlin reports it is reliably learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
William
Richard von Kuehlmann
Wolff News Bureau
Berlin
Machinists Plan To Picket Houses Profiteers Rent
Labor dispute frames a planned picket of housing landlords amid rent demands as machinists seek action at the next meeting. Union official Samuel Lavil calls for resistence to coercive payments, with talks of targeting eviction sites and a boycott to pressure landlords. The piece blends labor agitation with wartime front news from Associated Press.
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Brideepert
Dave
Suime Dandianis
Rave
Samuel Lavil
Mechinista’ Union
Pridgenar
Ines Treen
Lodso
Sil Ersons Senkither
London
Norwalk Hospital Patient Death After Accident
Report of a hospital accident in Norwalk resulting in the death of a patient. Nurse care described as ongoing, with the victim under medical treatment while authorities investigate and a nurse providing care.
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