Kaiser to Move From Amerongen to Doorn
Oct. 7 report says the emperor will move from Amerongen to Doorn about December 16 to establish a residence there. Crown Frederick William, visiting his father, left Amerongen likely for home. He was accompanied by friends in three automobiles, with dispatches noting extended stays at Bentinck Castle and speculation about the nature of their visit.
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Doorn
Amerongen
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Ameroangen
Aviators Killed In Fall From Plane Over Govern Palace
Oct 7 report states a two seated aircraft attached to Gabriele D Annunzio’s squadron was hit by fire Monday while flying over the govern palace area and crashed near the palace. Both aviators were killed.
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Gabriele D'Annunzio
Govern Palace
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Columbus Day Celebrations Planned by Italian Societies
Italian societies and cubs in the city finalize plans for Columbus Day on October 12. A 2 PM parade through Washington Park will lead to wreathlaying at the Columbus monument and exercises at Columbus School. A 5 PM mass meeting at the High School will feature notable speakers on Columbus, Americanization, and participating clubs. Louis BE Richards chairs the committee. other officers include John M. Petrucelli, Pasquale Altieri, and A. Tassogna.
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Italian Orphan relief drive to host Friday dance
The executive committee of the Italian Orphan relief campaign will meet tonight at Mrs. A Holahs home on North Main street. Generals captains workers and committees involved in the drive two weeks ago are arranging a dance Friday night in the Lyric hall.
China resume fighting North and South timeline
Amoy China Oct Associated Press reports ongoing hostilities between northern and southern governments near Changchow. Troop movements threaten Changchow port supply while Weng Tong and Shao Yi indicate talks toward reconciliation, but southern reps refuse negotiations. Hostilities feared to resume between factions following August advice signaling peace talks.
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Associated Press
Changchow
Transport Kittery Disabled At Sea
The transport Kittery with three hundred marines aboard is disabled at sea off the West Indies due to steering gear trouble. Reports that the transport had sunk were incorrect. The ship departed Charleston on September 26 for the usual West Indies route, while Sixth Naval District HQ in Charleston stays in constant touch. No fears are felt for those aboard.
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West Indies
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Lloyd George warned of English rail strike fallout
London October 7 Premier Lloyd George said in a Mansion House speech that he left the peace conference in February foreseeing labor difficulties. He described a civil government effort, led by the Home Secretary, to safeguard food supply, and stated the organization would persist beyond demobilization.
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Mansion House
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Pershing Heads to Adirondacks Deer Run
General John F. Pershing arrived at the Brandreth preserve in the Adirondacks as guest of General McAlpin of Ossining. He plans to hunt deer on the preserve’s runways tomorrow, hoping for a big buck amid plentiful wildlife.
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Weather summary for Bridgeport and Atlantic states
Weather report from The Post Building shows cooler conditions today with rising temperatures expected Thursday. High pressure east of the Mississippi, generally fair conditions across the Atlantic states, and a general absence of rainfall in the last 24 hours. Winds along the coast shift from north to northeast and northwest, with a temperate swing expected in middle Atlantic and New England states.
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New England
New York
Mississippi River
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Obituary notices for William Pitt and others from Bridgeport area
Obituaries list multiple funeral services across towns including Bridgeport Milford and Trumbull. William Pitt formerly of Bridgeport died Saturday at Mansell Depot with services at Bishop mortuary chapel and burial at Park cemetery. Other notices include Ralph D. Wootten, Charles W. Hawley, Emma J. Speed, Charles L. Gord neer, Dorothy R. Bliss infant, Jerome Abbott infant, Matilda C Carlson, Annie Corlin, Dewitt C. Smith, and Newt C. Smith. Burials at Park cemetery Easton Tulon and local churches noted. survivors detailed for several.
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Bridgeport
Mansell Depot
Bishop Mortuary Chapel
Fairfield Avenue
A. , Campbell
Washington Park
Park Cemetery
Ralph D. Wootton
Ralph D. Wootten
Frank M
Ella M. Wootton
Stillman Street
G. H. Beard
Park Street
Stepney
Emma J. Speed
Nichols, Street
Myrtle Beach
Cora James
Milford
Ami
Albert DuBois
New York
Leander Ham
Clifton
N. Y
George J. Smith
Weat Broadstreet
Lev
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B. Briggs
Charles I. Gordneer
Charles L. Gordneer
Sdid
Stratford Avenue
Stratford
Mr. Hawkins
Dorothy R. Hiss
Dorothy R. Bliss
Harry BH
Jessie
Bliss
Bunnell Street
Jerome
Abbott
Frank D
Mercaret Sherwood Abbott
Madison Avenue
J. A. Davenport
Milkda C. Carlson
Matilda C
Gar] la Carlson
Trumbull
Page
Rocky Hill
Wes
George Meni
Annie Corlin
George McGann
Olive Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
William Conlin
Mary Contin
Loring Robison
John
Edward
St. Augustine's Church
Salemn
Requiam
St. Michael's Cemetery
Died Morgan Anne Elizabeth Hamburg
Anne Elizabeth Hamburg wife of Frank Morgan died October 7 1gia at age 48. Friends invited to funeral at her late residence 37 A road street on Thursday October 3 1919 at 0:0 pm. Interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
Foremen Association Hosts Social at Remington Arms Club
The Remington Arms U M C Co Foremen's association held its first social in the barracks at Boston and Seaview Avenue, a clubhouse recently turned over by the company. Jarvis Whams presented the building for the association. Vaudeville, moving pictures, dancing, and refreshments followed. The club includes a gym, pool, and handball facilities with plans for a rifle range and bowling alleys pending alterations handled by Mr. Diedrich and a committee.
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Boston
Seaview Avetiure
Jarvis Wh- Hams
Diedrich
Employers Group Ready With Plan
A conference session reports the employers group prepared a plan and endorsed open sessions with press access. Public delegates discussed labor questions, aiming to balance factions. Four interest groups will name industry experts as advisory members to advance resolutions for national benefit. Residents are to gather Thursday at 2:30 p.m. with interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Conference Board
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Harmony Feast Planned by Bridgeport Democrats
Democrats of Bridgeport moved toward a major harmony ratification dinner to nominate Allen EB Vincent for mayor. Plans were launched at the Sequoyah club with date and venue to be set by a committee led by Alderman William Hogan as the group intensifies voter outreach before election day.
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Bridgeport
Allen EB. Vincent
Sequoyah
William Hogan
Mayor Sandland Wins Re Election in Waterbury
Mayor William H. Sandland, Republican, was re elected by a 771 plurality in Waterbury today, defeating Democrat Francis P Guilfoyle. The Republican ticket won the majority with Sandland carrying three of six wards. Total vote: Sandland 5,? Guilfoyle 5,460. Nine Republicans and four Democrats to sit on the Board of Aldermen.
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Waterbury
William H.sandland
Francis P. Guilfoyle
Sandland
Guilfoyle
Laundry Workers Reject New Agreement in Manhattan Strike
New York on October 7 reports that laundry workers rejected a proposed agreement from owners. Nearly all Manhattan laundries remained closed into the second day of the strike as the Board of Trade proposed collective bargaining and wage hour arbitration, but failed to offer a closed shop.
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New York
Laundry Workers' Association
Manhattan
Board of Trade
Building permits total $16,595 approved by board
The board of building commissioners granted permits for two family houses and garages in Munroe Street Bronx Avenue West Liberty Street and other streets totaling 16 595 in value. Names include A H Ceresnyes G Santoan Mrs EB Schneider R and M Hyndman Arthur Duhaine J C Heneberg Mrs G Damanda T Cav naugh Lucy Mockartis B Badmann E Warrar R Polaski and CH R until 7 National prohibition adopted in Norway by referendum yesterday.
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Munroe Street
A. H. Ceresnyes
Bronx Avenue
G. Santoannt
West Liberty Street
EB. Schneider
Orange’ Street
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M. Hyndman
Monrose Street
Arthur Duhai
Newfield Avenue
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Beachwood Avenue
Diseases from Neglected Teeth Warns Children and Adults
The article links diseased teeth with many health issues including rheumatism heart trouble and indigestion. It warns against pyorrhea cures, notes pyorrhea is rare in the young, and promotes Albedon Dental Cream as a calcium carbonate based toothpaste with cloves cinnamon and eucalyptus. A five week tube costs 26 cents at drug stores.
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Drs
CINOT Remedies Win Over Bridgeport Readers Amid Claims
A Bridgeport reader report touts CINOT as a proven remedy with dramatic benefits. Mrs Gaubscher describes relief from headaches eye issues back pain and swelling after using CINOT. The ad urges readers to buy three bottles from Hartigan's or other listed drugstores in Bridgeport Southport Westport Stamford and related locations.
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Hartigan’s
Wairfield Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
Switzer’s
Southport and
Westport Drug Co
Westport Conn
Wm. H. Jones Drug Co
Stamford, Conn
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