Italy Rejoices At Rout Of Austrians On Piave
Italy celebrates a decisive Piave river victory as Austrians retreat across the river. Italian forces, aided by American aircraft, push back retreating troops along the Piave while British and French units report continued pressure on German positions in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearden
Britsh
Piave
Peris
Susand
Acene
Italy
Associated Press
Heen
Rome
Diaz
Vietor Amanuel
Memy
Gain
Ihe Catun
F. Leones
Hanes
Ebassy
Stzalut
Switzerland
David Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Sharactadr
Bligay
Belledu Wood
Chateau - Thierry
Tranches
Radonvilier
Drefonders
Tory
Baker
France
Germany
West
War Department
Austriaa
Maly
Foch
Austria
Berlin
Milford
War Labor Board to review Bridgeport dispute over wage scale
Secretary Baker’s telegram to Mr. Lavit states the Bridgeport wage dispute will be reviewed by the War Labor Board, stressing production of war materials must not be halted and urging cooperation from labor interests. General Williams directs withholding the award for thorough review amid night reconnaissance along the Franco-American trenches with 40 prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Lavit
Bridgeport
War Labor Board
Taft, Walsh Board
Supreme Tribunal For Final
Tam
Ths
War Department
Rewton D. Baker
William
Bryant
General Williams
Washington
Engineers to Hold Germany's Entire Big Meeting Here
The event showcases power plant turbines and pumps with accessories. New England representatives of Stationary Engineers attend, including presidents and secretaries from several cities. An expert lecture on modern fuel combustion will be arranged through the Fuel Administration. The convention continues as officials arrange seating and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuel Administration
New England
Stationary Engineers of
Joseph Eccleston
New Bedford
Mass
Andrew Waite
Portland
Maine
EF. Quinn
Holyoke
J. H. Henderson
Hyde Park
Walter H. Damon
Springfield
EB. L. Bassett
Bridgeport
Albert H. Keene
Goorkeépar
Pawtucket
R. T
D. Anderson
Frank J. Quinlan
Andred Anderson
Patrick J. Grace
Warren H. Goodrich
Oscar J. Richmond
Charles M. Dowd
Democrats Name Their Delegates (Continued on Page Two)
The Democratic party listed delegates for Probate Representative Board of Education and Selectmen across districts with names such as William Clifford John F Keane Michael Simnall Sigmund Hirschberg and Thomas Digney. The convention opened late with Alderman Cornell Jr chairing and Francisco Dunnigan as secretary. William Kirk was chosen to lead the state delegation and no candidates for state offices were naming themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clifford
Thomas 45. Ward
John F. Keane
Michael Simnall
William J. Moran
Sigmund Jlifschberg
Benjamin Weinstein
Tred Hilsinger
Howard A. Drew
Matthew Luby
Patrick Witzpatrick
Charles H. Hinman
Patrick Sullivan
Joseph P. Oakey
John J. Cullinan
Hugh JL. Smith
Thomas W. Reddy
John A. Cornell, Jr
Joseph Saksa
Antonio Manino
George F
Patrick Fitzgerald
John Lyon
John RR. Farrell
Thomas Reddy
Antonio Abriola
Francis P. Dunnigan
John Johnson
John Schomwalter
Arthur Livermore
Wiliam Clifford
Frank J. Thornhill
William Allen
Michael Barrett
Edward Lynch
Francia A. Long
Thomas Lovely
George Coughlin
Antonio Mauino
John ¥. Pendergaat
Peter Clark
Bernard J. Malady
Hugh Smith
Thomas Morgan
Wiliam P. Carr
Joseph Oakey
Patrick HH. Brady
F. J. Hourn
Daniel J. Connors
P. H. Brady
Sena
George F. Mara
Hugh J. Lavery
Joh
A. Cornell, Jr
Francia P. Dunnigan
William P. Kirk
Crusader Juniors Beat Blue Birds In Relief Effort
The Crusader Juniors defeated the Blue Birds 14 to 1 Sunday afternoon in HHair's Iut. The game supported Austrian relief efforts and linked to allied front strategies. Officials anticipate over a million men shipped before July 1 as the pace of American troop movement to France accelerates.
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Crusader Irs
Crusader
The
Blue Birds
Hhair
Crusaders
Austria
Croneral Foch
France
Stalnad
Great Britain
Mexican Growers Cut Sisal Binder Prices in Agreement
Mexican sisal growers reach an agreement with the Food Administration to sell 606,000 bales of this year’s crop at three cents a pound below last year’s price. Hoover estimates the deal will save American farmers about $6,000,000 on binder twine next year.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
Hoover Guard
Severely Injured in Fall from Ladder
William A Osborne 19 of 772 Lindley Street is in St Vincent's hospital with a possible pelvic fracture after a ladder toppled while he and friends performed stunts in the rear of his home. He was thrown to the ground and later transferred after his mother sent for emergency care. Osborne works at the Locomobile company plant and rests comfortably at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
A. Osborne
Lindley Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sone
George Hayden
Young Osborne
Locomobile Company
Pushes Chinaman Through Door: Man Arrested
John Cheshire of 233 Frank Street, known in police circles, was arrested at one o'clock this morning for assault after refusing to leave a Chinese restaurant at 67 Main Street. He pushed Charles Hong through a glass door and was locked up to be arraigned in City Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cheshire
Frank Street
John
Main Street
Charles Hong
Dr Belzer Escapes Serious Injury In Auto Crash
Dr M W Belzer of 484 East Main street escaped major harm after an auto accident on Davenport avenue Sunday about 1 36 PM. His car rolled after skidding. police and sanitators assisted, he received treatment at New Haven hospital and resumed his trip. Sam Suey 50 was found dead in his laundry at 2467 Main street early yesterday. Dr Samuel M Garlick stated natural causes likely. body to be taken to Brooklyn for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belzer
M. W. Belzer
East Main Street
New Haven
Davenport Avenue
Leity
Balzer
New Haven Hospital
Sam Suey
Main Street
Samuel M. Garlick
Brooklyn
Notable obituaries and services in local notices
Obituary notices list infant Leroy Ross Heath and Herbert Edward Christianson died after brief illnesses with funeral plans set for 2:30 and 4:00 pm respectively. Catherine O Connell and Emma J Valet are remembered in services with interments at Mountview and Park cemeteries. Emma Bronson and Alice Icter noted with details of survivors and dates, while Mary Seatley’s solemn requiem at Sacred Heart church concludes with burial at St Michael's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Ross Heath
Leroy Ross
Charles Ross Heath
Bridgeport Hospital
Alanson Road
Lakeview Cemetery
Herbert E. Christianson
Herbert Edward
Herbert Christianson
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Jauna
Eppler
Georgia Eppler
Bunnell Street
Daniel M. Lewis
Park Cemetery
Alice F. Icter
Alice I
Ister
Park Avenue
Mountain Grove
Mary A. Seatley
Oliver J. Cooke
State Street
Sacred Weart Church
John Sullivan
Thomas J. Mooney
Richard F. Moore
Andrew McMahon
Patrick McCall
Magh Flood
Clark Heady
James McCail
St. Michaal's Cemetery
Bridgeport Fight Shapes 1920 G.O.P. Nomination Clash
Bridgeport Republicans faced split plans to back Lieutenant-Governor Clifford Wilson for the 1920 ticket as Governor Holcomb's age and Bridgeport ambitions sparked a three cornered New Haven meeting. The rift echoed Roosevelt relations and lingering disputes from Wilson era politics. Leaders J. Henry Roraback Colonel I. M. Ullman and Speaker Healy moved to thwart Bridgeport aims while Roosevelt loyalty festered in St. Louis.
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Bridgeport
Republican Teaters
Marcus H. Holcomb
Hartford
Holcomb
J. Henry Roraback
State Committee
I. M. Ullman
New Haven
Speakey Rank Healy
Clifford EB. Wilson
Sue
Wilson
Roosevelt Deal
Roosevelt
Stem
Stern
William Howard Taft
Teddy
National Committee
St. Louis
King
Shoplifter Pleads Guilty and Is Fined 500
Mrs Ellen Dailey pleaded guilty to five of twelve counts in City court yesterday morning and was fined 500 with 100 on each count. Mayor Fitzgerald and Attorney Abram Geduding represented her. Goods held by police will go to identified owners or the Red Grass fund. remaining items to be cleared today at detective headquarters. She was arrested after attempting to take dress goods from Howe land store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Dailey
Fitzgerald
New Haven
Abraham Geduiding
Picnic at Lordship In Elizabeth Seton Guild Event
On Wednesday evening the Elizabeth Seton guild plans a box picnic at Lordship park. Members are asked to meet at the corner of Fairfield avenue and Main street at 8 o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordship
Elizabeth Seton Guild
Lordship Park
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
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Marshal Haig
London
Marshal Halp
Franece
Meteren
Locre Secor
Flanders
Vila Ottawa
Railleul
Stazeele
Fietre
Kemmel
Cambrai
Paris
le Tort
War Office
Aisne
Marne
Picardy
Chaulnes
Montdidier
Badonviller Rapion
Avre
Badonviller
D.D.D
International Palm Service
United States
War Departments
Washington Monument
Edward Belfort
Madison Avenue
the Kaiser
Illing
Chinaman
Catherine O'Connell
Catherine O’ Connell
Matthew
Cullinan, Mullins, Buckley and Company
Golden Hill Street
J. Patrick’s Church
St. Michael's
Emmatine Bronson
M. Bronson
Fifth Street
Frank
Harold
Ee Standard Oil OF
New York
Nulunt
Shy
Hartge
Pasion
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