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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
10
A Polish official told the Associated Press that French aid kept Poland from falling to Bolshevik forces. He argued Russian units were well organized though undercounted, and noted Polish officer shortages as a key weakness while praising French intervention that aided the defense.
Mexico City reports strong attention to a proposed high tariff aimed at developing industries. Commissions advise Congress on the tariff bill, but their reports may be altered. Business leaders warn the new constitution burdens may hinder factory investment despite tariff plans.
Amelia Wolf funeral held yesterday at the family home 290 Palisade Avenue at 2 o clock. Services followed at 2 30 at the German Baptist church conducted by Rev Louis Baier assisted by Rev Juliusz Kanz of New Haven. Interment in Lakeview cemetery. Bearers included George Schanzenbach Mathias Laserbauer Fred Ga Emil Wehger Peter Huskes and her Innocent community mourners attended.
Statement from Near East Relief official Charles V Vickrey lauds American mercy for Armenia Syria and refugees. He notes Armenians suffered mass losses and displacement yet remain industrious and hopeful, urging Allied protection to enable return to self sufficiency and stability.
A mixed British, American and French commission reported to Peking that Japan seeks to dominate the Chinese Eastern Railway. They noted interference with operations, traffic monitoring, and bids to lease freight space to secure a monopoly, while Russian gauge changes were resisted with Allied help. The report also mentions bandit activity in rural zones along the line.
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