Germans Barred From Belgian Exhibit
Brussels announces an exposition from April 4 to 21 next year with German exhibitors excluded. The event will limit participation to Allied countries and neutrals.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
4
Icray Made President of Mayor Association
Icray elected president of the Mayors Association during a meeting in New Haven. Officers named include vice president Cameron and treasurer Ht. M. Meacham. The gathering, hosted by the State Chamber of Commerce, included former Mayor Joseph A. Cooke of Marsden as presiding officer and several local officials in attendance.
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Icray
Mayor Association
New Havin
Shoe Mayors’ Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Joseph A. Cooke
Marsden
Nea
Bristol
Saidert
Cameron
Sville
Pesident
Tar
Normvalle
Secreta Anid Craastrer
Ht. M. Meacham
Riddletown
DF. Fitzrerall
New Haven
Frank Morgan
New London
Hartford Zone Fare Declared Successful by Manager
Warren P. Bristol of the local Connecticut company says the new Hartford zone fare increased revenue during the two and a half months it has been in effect. He declined to estimate the total rise or profit percentage from the fare system.
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Warren P. Bristol
Connecticut Company
Howev
President to Decide Fate of German Steamships
STINGTON November 19 The fourteen Imperator class ships and eleven other German liners recently delivered to the United States await President Wilsons decision after the armistice. The fate of these vessels hangs on the presidents choice as the state department reports.
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Pate
Stington
Imperator
Annal Disposition
Armis
Wison
Hawaii Moves to Define Dual Citizens as American or Japanese
A Maui gathered Hawaii civic convention calls for abolishing dual citizenship among native Japanese born residents. Resolutions urge that American born Japanese declare allegiance by a certain age and be honored by Japan, as Hawaii seeks federal action to resolve dual citizenship.
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Honolulu
Maui
Hawaii
United States
Japan
Thawaiian
Washington
Great Britain and France May Act Separately
In Wondon on November 19 Britain and France weigh acting independently of the United States to implement the German peace treaty and League of Nations duties. Immediate tasks include plebiscite commissions. Britain is unlikely to accept U.S. reservations that would require new negotiations, and the British government intends to follow Paris decisions.
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Wondon
Great Britain
France
League of Nations
United States
United Statenate
Court Denies Plea For Preferred Claim In Dietrich Case
Judge James H. Webb in Superior Court denied a motion by Henry J. Dietrich against Middlesex Chemical Co. seeking to declare the company's claim as preferred. The ruling halted distribution of the balance held by Receiver Berry of Hartford, a matter ongoing since earlier litigation.
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Henry J. Dietrich
Middlesex Chemical Co
James H. Webb
Alexander Co
Berry
Hartford
Ear
Rebellion Ends in Viadivostok Washington Reports
WWI era dispatches say the uprising in Viadivostok has been quelled. Cecil Morgan, a Woolworth employee from the Drew hotel, is hospitalized at St Vincent’s with shell shock. condition not serious. Judge Wilder orders 17 year old Daniel Cahan held for examination on vagrancy charge after his navy discharge.
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Wwalhington
Viadivostok
State Department
Seid
Cecil Morgan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Morgan
Drew Hotel
Woolworth
Wilder
Citt Rourt
Daniel Cahaniso
Yestery
Navy
Uniformed English Flunkey Fooled Princes at Guildhall
An English flunkey in ornate uniform confounds foreign dignitaries including Prince Welksi and Viscount Allenby at a Guildhall reception. Princes and generals bow as the bejeweled page lords over the room, the crowd marveling at the glittering attire.
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Miarshal
Witne
Prince Welssl
Wing of the Red
England
Marshal Viscount Allenby
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