Bridgeport Men on Casualty List in War Updates
Bridgeport residents are listed among casualties and missing in action as World War I reports detail several local families. Names include Domenico Dip, Edward Padden, Bernard Caulfield, Charles Preece and more with notes on their units, movements, and letters home from France and base hospitals.
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Gerard Glasner
Park Avenue
Glasner
Ner
Navy
United Ip
Columbia University
Pelham Bay
Bridgeport High
26Th Infantry
Diphinchio
Aynie Street
Barr
Hea
Campston
Camp Devens
Fran
Tren
France
Edward FP
cPadden
Michael McPadden
T Co
Fairview Avenue
Camp Upton
Camp Meade
Frante
Pry
McPadden
Bridgeport
Booth Street
Bridgeport Lodge
ELKS
Berrisht Ley
Bernard Caulfield
Mr. Leyden
Hewitt Street
Turing
Caulfield
Beer
Nice
Ran Caulfield
Connecticut ‘Commpany
Qin
Charles L. Preéce
Samuel Preece
Wilmot Avenue
Preece
Ysth Infantry
First Army Corps
Harris
Bordeaux
Witten
Abell
804Th
Martial
Montana
Lord
Mooney Case: Governor Commutes Mooney to Life
The governor commuted Thomas J Mooney s sentence to life imprisonment and reduced Warren I Billings status. He defended the decision as based on merits after reviewing Wilson messages and noted Mooney s appeals remained, while asserting the case did not pit capital against labor and denying Mooney s true labor friendship.
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Court of California
Presid
California
Warren K. Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
Woodrow Wilson
Warren I. Billings
Labor
Alexander Berkman
SAN Prancisco
United States Supreme Court
Myrtle Trene van Leo
Merced
Market Street
Francisco
Warren’ K. Billings
Rena Herman Mooney
Israel’ Weinberg
Edward D. Nolan
Awailtus
San Francisco
Industrial Workers of the World
Guerneville
T Tey
Billings
Weinberg
Nolan
Frank C. Oxman
Manvkee
Oregon
Oxman
Maones
Cinemin
California Supreme Court
Webb
Charles
Nira al. Pigkert
Cansent
Entente demand Kaiser surrender for trial in Holland
London reports the Entente allies will demand that Holland surrender the former German emperor to justice. The Daily Express says the move targets Wilhelm II and his potential trial for crimes, reflecting postwar accountability pressure.
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London
Holland
Germany
The
Daily Express
Large Attendance At High School Thanksgiving Service
A large audience at the high school observed a five minute silent tribute to fallen soldiers. Mayor Clifford B. Wilson led the event with a program including “Tis of Thee,” a religious invocation, readings of proclamations by Rev. Foster and others, and three addresses by Rev. William Horace Day, Rev. Samuel J. Abrams, and John T. King. An offering was taken for charity.
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Clifford B. Wilson
George MM. Grown
WH. Tl. Foster
William J. TL. Hincks
Liberty Choru
John S Pullman
Marcus H. Holcomb
William Horace Day
The
United Church
Samuel J. Abrams
Park Avenue Temple
John T. King
Red Cross Public Meeting Promises Stirring Lecture by Dr Hughes
Royal Welsh Fusiliers supported Red Cross drive speaker Dr Hughes will lecture at a city meeting during roll call. Attending in New Tyven, he shared war experiences including shrapnel mounds. He notes a family history of 12 to humanitarian work from a 14 member group.
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Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Bagsick
Hughes
New Tyven
Ian
Aerial Bombs Explode During Battle Replica
Providence R I November 38 Ten soldiers were injured today none seriously when two aerial bombs accidentally exploded during the presentation of the battle of Vimy Ridge at Narragansett Pier. The production by the State Guard and Brown University Students Army Training Corps aimed to depict the Canadians recapturing the ridge. Canadian troops had charged the German second line trench when the explosions occurred leaving men blown off their feet with bruises burns and cuts.
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Providence
R. 1
Narragansealt
State Guard
Brown University
Ifans
Garmans
Mooney Case Saga Ends With Postponed Execution
The piece recounts Mooney’s appeals and legal actions after his 1918 sentence, noting the Supreme Court denial of evidence outside the record, a writ of coram nobis denied, and a final U S Supreme Court memorandum denying certiorari. Governor Stephens granted reprieve to December 13, with prior reprieves and reviews noted, set against widespread labor and radical demonstrations.
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Waecon
Vigians
Moones
Supreme Court
Mooney
Stephens
Tor Nu
Heathrow
San Quentin
California Supreme Court
Viva Hays Ster
United States Sureme Court
White
Worldwat
Aet
Roisshiti
Petrograd
American Federation of Labor
London Trade Caynell Pil
Abelie
Mooney E
Baraneat Es
Widow of Millionaire Gates Dead of Apoplexy
New York November 28 Mrs Dellora Gates widow of Ford W Gates died today at the Hotel Plaza after an attack of apoplexy She shared in the great financial affairs of her husband whose death in 1911 left a fortune in trust to their son Hayes Gates The son died in 1913 leaving Mrs Gates to manage the estate She was born near St Charles Kane County Illinois September 24 1855 and married Mr Gates in 1873 The ceremony and services reflected broad national and religious representation and marked a non secular observance of a Puritan holiday in the city’s history
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New York
Dellora Gates
Forn W. Gates
St. Charles
Kane
County
Fand
Me Gates
United Work
Work Fund
William Wallace Trose
Universalist Church
Redeemer
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