Outline of History Recounts Crusade Chaos and Alexius Critique
Excerpt reviews early Crusade movements, describing crowds moving eastward through the Danube valley toward Constantinople, massacres in Hungary, looting by crusading parties, and later actions by Peter and the Seljuks. It critiques Emperor Alexius for vows of aid while the crusaders faced dispersion and fall of Antioch’s leadership.
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Danube
Constantinople
Peoplle
Hungary
Rhineland
Peter
Alexius
Bosphorus
Selju
First Crusade and aftermath described in detail
The text recounts the First Crusade from its diverse origins in Europe to the capture of Jerusalem after a months siege, followed by the Latin church’s seizure of authority in Jerusalem and ensuing power struggles among Antioch, Edessa, and others. It touches on later Crusade efforts, including references to Antioch, Nicaea, and Gibbon’s critique, before noting later Crusades and wider regional impact.
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France
Normandy
Manders
England
Italy
Sicily
Nicaea
Alexius
Alexander the Great
Ciliciay
Konin
Issus
Antiolch
Mosul
Antioch
Godfrey of
Jaly
Gibbon
Constantinople
Amidi
Bohemond
Tancred
Guiscard
Anna
Anna Camneadas
Applais
Glorius
Pcs
Europe
Durazzo
Comte
Venice
Guinot
Kingdom of
Jerusalem
Conrad VI
Lews
Edessa
Holy Land
Elbe
Lisbon
Portugal
Countet-Cristda
Saladin
Lecanes Euler
Eerpt
Weent
Bagdad
Islam
Christendom
Frederick
Frederic Barbarossa
Jame
Manny
Evench
Panaecy
Three Smallpox Cases in Bridgeport Reported
Bridgeport Health department reported three smallpox cases to state authorities in the past week. Since January 1 Bridgeport accounted for more than half of the state's smallpox cases. The weekly morbidity report also notes a large drop in influenza statewide, measles cases in Bridgeport rose slightly, and ten epidemic encephalitis deaths were found in the state last week, totaling three weeks of cases.
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Bridgeport Health Department
Chemise Frocks Steal Spotlight This Summer
Vogue favors all over embroidery and figured silks making the chemise frock a top choice this season. Afternoon gowns are expected to be unusually long or very short.
Modified bustle and scarves shape Paris import fashions
The modified bustle remains popular in Paris imports featuring a large taffetas bow or shirred pouf. Scarves are a staple of elaborate evening frocks for the season, often in gold or silver lame and worn fastened to the costume as a primary accent.
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Paris
Decline of Great Enthusiasm in the Crusades
A compact reflection traces the crusades as a courtly romantic venture led by Saladin and Richard I. It notes the aim to save Antioch but not retake Jerusalem, leaving Christians with coastal Palestine while the era’s magic faded. The text previews tomorrow's piece on the decline of this great enthusiasm.
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Asia
Rhondes
Chios
Ephesus
Smyrna
Sardes
Philadelphia
Laodikeca
Alexius
Hellespont
Meander
Pamphylia
Jerusalem
Cilicia
Syria
Principality of
Antioch
Hollermend
Saladin
Richard I
England
Coeur-de- Lion
Palestine
Radio Programs Across Stations Include Opera and Concerts
Listings show WOR KDKA WGY WEAF and WJZ with a dense schedule of concerts lectures weather and stock reports. Notable items include Florence Spangle soprano. Joseph McNally tenor. orchestral and choral works. farm and stock market segments. and a public health program.
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General Electric Go
Schenectady
Newi
U. S. Naval Observatory
Jessie G. Cole
New York State Department of Health
The
Green Croddess
Helmund
WGY
Cortege du Sardor
Ippoliton-Iwanew
Aruban
Mildenberg
Arlequ
Drigo
Cansonectta
Dvorak-Kre‘sler
WEAF
American Tel & Tel Co
New York
Studio Expos
Sion
Gimbel Bros
Eleanor Brown
National Committee For the Prevention of
Arthur St. James
Alfred Mesrop
Rich Papuacci
Music School Settlement
Stripes
TD Minor
Hayden
Allevry Atlegretia
Raffhe Mil
Raitt
Thabeth Hartley
Fiano
Cel’o
Lalo
FL Tarbie
Tatrada
Chansor
Bauman
Wienawski
Albert Sing
Bach-Saint Saens
Sibelius
Rachmaninoff
Papillion
Olson
Paderewski
Panse Nécre
Scott
J. Kahn
Batman
Popper
BR. Bauman
Alfred Moeston
Piang
Albert King
Charis
Dervishes
Beethoven-Saintasi
Mensels- Svens
Godawsky
John Tdext
Old Vienna
Trimmings for Spring Leather Designs
Leather trims are popular for spring with cut out flowers and applique shapes. Strips of fringed leather borders are commonly used for belts and decorative edges.
Marriage Threat Drives Marcella and Treman Toward Confrontation
In a tense car conversation, Marcella resists Treman’s demand to marry within a month while Treman schemes to bend her to his will. He seeks control, viewing marriage as a conquest, while she weighs a cautious path, anxious about hidden dangers and loyalty to Miles.
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Marcella
Warwick ‘Treman
Mareculla
Miles
Bulke
Warwick Treman
Tre
Astor
Aoa
Marcello
Host of Friends Attend Services for Late Judge
Unite Congregational church was filled as mourners gathered for the funeral of Judge Morris Beach Beardsley of 230 Park Place a prominent city lawyer. The service began at 2 30 o clock conducted by Rev William H Day. The United Church quartet sang several hymns. Delegations from Bridgeport Bar Association contemporary and Brockland clubs Sons of the American Revolution New England Society Welfare New York city Masonic Order attended. Honorary speakers were Charles S Canfield Willis H Lyon George Shunes Dr Henry Bridget Jane W Birdseye George M Baldwin Lewis K Gould and Louis A Ames of New York City. Burial followed at Mountain Grove cemetery.
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Unite Congregational Church
Morris -Beach Beardsley
Park
Wiliam H. Day
United Church Quartet
Bridgeport ‘Bar Association
The
Sons of the American Revoluton
New England Society
New York
City
Masonic Orer
Charles &. Canfie
Willis H. Lyon
George Shunes
Henry Bridget
Jane W. Birdseye
George M. Baldwin
Lews K. Gould
Louis A. Ames
New York City
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Treasury certificate sales rise in February in Bridgeport
Treasury savings certificates in Bridgeport totaled 4879 dollars for February, a dip from January but showing broad gains across many areas in the Second Federal Reserve district. A Treasury Bureau slogan Spend and the World Spends with You Save and You Will Owns is being broadcast nationwide to boost thrift efforts.
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Treasury Savings
Bridgeport
Federal Reserve District
Scales Bureau
Treasury Department
Treasury
Warning issued on counterfeit $20 notes in circulation
A notice from the Treasury warns business men and banks to beware of counterfeit $20 Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland notes. The bogus bill shows the letter JD and Cleveland’s portrait with mostly unreadable face plate numbers. A serialized body text from a serial romance follows, promising next installment tomorrow.
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Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Bank of Cleveland
Cleveland
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H. G. Wells
Outline OF History
Wees Terutsal
Eastern Empire
Sejuks
Route of Crusada
Bamberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Albert Hubbard
Florence ‘Spangle
Ordy
Goprado
Marsh
Australia
Captain Harris
U. S
Dorig Dashher
New York Evening World
Balabapow
Helen Gildes
Yale
Because
Corrisina
Joseph McNally
St. John’s Church
Jersey
J. Mary Dear
My Buddy
KDKA
Inghouse Elec & Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cameo Motion Picture Theatre
United States
Health Service
New York Stock, Exchange
Tis
National Stockman
Emi Parmer
Farmers Business Letter
Washington
Agricultural News
Wra
Jessie Wise Greenwant
Clairton
WJZ
Westinghouse Electric & Mf
David ¢Cory
Preways Mall
Warren F. Hrearne
Alexritute
Manhattan Ladies’ Quartet
Laughin
Streamlet
Spress
Rogers
Tha Tsand
Cadman
Lohiy
Nevin
Staavley
W. J. Slocum
New York ‘Tribune
Tiederkrane Socety
Overture
Phedra
Massenet
Liederkranz Orchestra
Heimat
Wischer
Luetzow
Liederkranz
Schubert- Winkler
Schubert ‘Young
Cook
Liederwang
Notturno
Wick
Wis Spring
Ware
Misa Diemer
Tannhieuser
Warner
May Christie
Chapter
Sax
Adamson
By O. Jacobsson
MR. Jia
Zolymod Tali Ireki
Beaver
Ointy's
Feature Service, Inc
George McManus
Jiggs
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