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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
7
In Chicago a new labor party formation calls for equal representation of women and plans a national convention to nominate candidates for president. The group labels Judge Anderson of Indianapolis target for impeachment over a coal mine case and a mandatory injunction.
A mail carried from Cleveland to New York completed in about four hours. The journey was photographed by Walter Stevens at the start and covered by Garyrad and Stevens. The report notes the cargo included pounds of mail and a ship figure, with passenger on board.
Fragmented OCR reads like a 1910s era item referencing American Warriors in New York with mentions of a Navy token and founders. Names and details are garbled but imply a ceremonial or memorial note tied to veterans or a founders’ event in New York, with uncertain dates and participants.
Thanksgiving services this year will be held separately by individual churches rather than a single union service. The Kricdee put Pastors association met yesterday and approved multiple services led by pastors from Strat. fom Congregational, Atetiarchist, First Presbyterian, Grace Methodist, West Mad Congregational, and others. Separate sermons are planned across Park Street Congregational and Park area churches with various speakers announced.
Paris Nov 24. The departure of the commission led by Hero Von Simson tasked with signing and exchanging ratifications of the peace protocol is linked in American peace circles to the news of the US Senate adjournment without ratifying the treaty. German hesitancy arises from the lack of American supervision, and the Supreme Council has summoned Germany to state whether they will sign the protocol and make the treaty effective.
Karl Frank, 23, drowned in the Housatonic River yesterday while helping draw boats for winter storage. Eli, in a towbust, tried to board a larger craft, knocked the small boat away, fell in, and drowned. Body recovered. suit by Mrs. Jennie Pendleton for $4,000 against the city over a dangerous sidewalk at 820 Beeshwanod Avenue. Supreme Court adjourns without decision on liquor prohibition case.
The Brummer Boy of Shiloh, famed for service in the Civil War, is reported dead. Details are scarce. the obituary references his early life, wartime rank, and later years. The fragmentary text mentions Monroe and companions, with unclear dates and places.
Notice dated November 22, 1919 states that the signer will not be responsible for any debts contracted in the name of Josephine Pray. Signed by Dr A Parker at 143 Carrail Ave Bridgeport Connecticut.
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