Engine Lost Delays Bridgeport Fire Pump
The Board of Fire Commissioners tried yesterday to locate the Robinson pumping engine shipped from St. Louis a month ago. The last signal placed it somewhere in Pennsylvania and officials seek its current location and expected arrival to install in one of Bridgeport’s fire houses.
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Board of Fire Commis Bléwers
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Bridgeport
School Students Present Gift to Departing Master
Stratford reports Edgar Fisher retiring principal of the center school honored by eighth grade pupils with a bound volume of Travels of Harry Lauder. John Taylor spoke on behalf of the scholars, thanking him for his support and wishing him success at a new shipyard post.
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Stratford
Edgar Fisher
Center School of
Harry Lauder
John Taylor
Fisher
Louise Barnum
Sexton
Vincent Sexton
James Sexton
Stratford Avenue
California
John Purroy Mitchell
New York
Meigs and Company
Bridgeport
Fetter
France
Charles 1
Snyder
Worth Main Street
William Nichols
H. Briggs Barnum
Benjamin Smith
Hanford Bigelow
C. E. Thompson
Weatogue Country Club
Chief of Police of
Nichols
Orville P. Palmer
Savin Rock
Harry Gulliver
Avon Street
Danbury
Margaret Dosch
Ping Bat Club
Main Street
Mea
Herbert W. Freyer
Warwick Avenue
Bryant Made District Chief of Ordnance Dept
Waldo C Bryant, Bridgeport district production manager, is promoted to district chief of the Bridgeport district ordnance. Major Franklin of Springfield will become production manager. The reorganization, issued by acting chief Major General C C Williams, creates district chiefs with direct reporting to the acting chief, plus inspection, production and personnel managers under each chief. The Waysides seek news from any 15 year old team via The Telegram.
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Bridgeport
Franklin
Springfield
Ordnance
C. C. Williams
United States
Mr. Bryant
General Williams
Fords Pass Cop in Fairfield Too Fast, Agents Held
Fairfield June 17. Peterson president of Peterson Motor Car company and assistant Worth were arrested Saturday after a motorcade from the Long Island City plant to Woodsford Maine for speeding. They bonded $25 each and will appear next Saturday in town court before Judge Bacon Wake. Also Andre Schawick of Bridgeport was arrested for having no light on his motorcycle and for not registering it. Attorney Harry N. French of New York denied recklessness and promised a strong defense next Saturday.
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Peterson
Peterson Motor Car Company
Dardel A. Worth
Omeer
PA. McCires
Long Island City
Woodsford
Tewn Court
Bacon Wakeman
Andre Schawick
Johns Street
Bridgeport
Officer McGarry
P. J. McGarry
Harry N. French
Riverside Drive
New York
French
Liberty
J. 0. Wright
Gaquona Road
Ana Northrop
Ruth Williams
Dorothy Wall
T Fairfield
Fairfield Garden Club
DeVer H. Wéner
Frederick Sturges
Theodore Sturge
William Walsh
Jugebeth
N. T
James Ox
Post Road
Helen Kinsella
Sherman Hall
George C. Waldo, Jr
Heir
Frederick Peterson
Fourth Infantry
Adrill
William J. Smith
Chas. Smith
Fairfielt
Judge Warner to Hear Plaza Claim in Superior Court
Judge Warner will hear the Plaza claim in Superior Court this morning concerning a tempera injunction to restrain Bridgeport from starting work on public improvements. Petitioners allege city plans await appeals disposition before proceeding. potential losses loom if builds are torn down.
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Plaza
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Deportation for Objectors After War
Secretary Baker approves sentences ranging from 18 months to 26 years for conscientious objectors in World War I. Objectors from Canep Uptom and Camp Green faced courts martial after refusing military service, with names and terms listed. He suggests possible postwar repatriation to preferred countries, asserting propriety and clarity in outcomes. The article notes the soldiers were naturalized or native citizens, and questions arose over what constitutes a related or related-by-marriage refusal to fight.
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Jonchimenthal
Samuel Spire
Uy Bauer
William Charles, Schwab
Ars
Michiel Ciups
Baker
United States
Amd
Army of the
Germany
Austria
Europe
Yale and Brown Naval Units to Train on Sound
Naval training for Yale and Brown units will run July through August at Madison Beach hotel headquarters. Rear Admiral M. Chester announced the plan, with navy support providing ships and equipment. Applications will be limited to undergraduates entering Yale or Brown in the fall, with Abbott and Edwards reserving slots for their respective universities.
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Brown
NW Haven
Brown Universities
Madlson
M. Chester
Madison Beach Hotel
Messrs Strong and Hamburger
Navy Department
M. A. Abbott
J.R. Edwards
Providency
TTL
Survivors Of Kringsjaa Rescued At Lewes Delaware
Twenty crew members of the Kringsjaa, sunk by a German U boat off Virginia, were landed at Lewes, Delaware. Survivors, questioned briefly, were hurried onto a train toward New York with no details released. The article notes strong emotional ties to home and debates over allegiance and future repatriation after the war.
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Lewes
Del
New York
Virginia
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