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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
17
Fragmentary OCR notes describe prisoners and wagons captured, with vague references to a location “50 miles west of New” and names like Yarndred. Details are incomplete, yielding an obscure, non-specific incident without clear dates or organizations.
A motion enabling men to participate in the Belgian Parliament was approved with 142 votes in favor and 14 against. The measure addresses eligibility for next elections and impacts the composition of the legislative body.
About 13 000 French war orphans will parade on July 4 before American ambassador Hugh C. Wallace and French officials in Paris. The display is a gratitude gesture for American wartime aid and relief efforts.
The mayor's housing committee sub-committee said it will urge the state legislature and the board of estimate to stop construction of nonessential projects in New York. The plan targets numerous large office buildings theaters and other business structures until housing shortages ease.
Scouts depart for the Mellehawan Summer camp on June 2 with police staffing complete beforehand. Improvements include a large army cooking range, a new dark room, a museum, a library, and specialized gear for night hikes and close-up study. Eawin Cooper returns as camp director ensuring safety, while a doughnut station adds a popular treat from last summer.
Warsaw dispatch reports Polish infantry and cavalry detachments defeated Russian cavalry under General Budenny, capturing about 800 prisoners. Wounded on both sides, the clash occurred in the Ha region as Polish forces pressed the advance.
June 18 dispatch from EPRLIS cites Tadiache Landes Zeltuns as a trusted German source reporting that the German emperor is critically ill. The brief notes official silence and high concern among observers.
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