No Fusion Ticket in Bridgeport Mayor Race Endorsed by Democrats
Independent leader in Bridgeport considers running if urged by citizens as Democrats lean toward nominating A. Vincent for mayor on the Fusion question. Movement to unite Fusionists behind the Democratic ticket grows. Vincent says he may run if voters demand civic progress on a business basis. Fusionists delay list filing to Hartford while watching Democrats’ choice and hoping to topple the city hall incumbents.
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Liberty Bonds Rise on Market Confidence and Rates
Washington reports a steady rise in Liberty bond values as the 4 1 4 percent rate persists. Government certificates briskly sold. expectations of future issues and higher prices as investors seek safer returns grow.
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Child crushed by auto dies. driver held
Ten year old Josephine Manescala was struck while crossing Nowh avenue at Catherine street with companions. She died at St. Vincent's hospital from a fractured spine ten minutes after arrival. Driver William Garrall, 21, of Atlantic Street, is held by police as investigations continue.
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Belgium seeks revised 1809 treaty with Netherlands
An official Berlin dispatch says Belgium and the Netherlands have strained ties over revising the 1809 treaty. Belgium demands a stronger frontier and freedom for Antwerp’s trade, proposing German territory in exchange. Allies favor free Scheldt navigation, while Holland resists surrender of sovereignty. A peace commission is reported to be considering the issue. Balloons and aviation news from Boston are also noted with small details.
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American Legion Drive To Add 1500 Members Here
The Bridgeport American Legion launches a drive today aiming to recruit 1,500 members by week end. Dr. F. J. Adams chairs the effort, with R. S. Swain as secretary and Charles Cyrus treasurer. Veterans who wore US uniforms between April 1917 and November 11, 1918 are eligible, and the drive ties into a nationwide campaign with local meetings planned at the town hall this evening. The post emphasizes fellowship and service, not politics or uniforms.
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Lincoln visits former Kaiser to make report
Former British MP and German agent Janatius Tribies Lincoln arrived in Ambergoni with a German associate amid secrecy. They met General Bommers at Bentint castle for talks with the former Kaiser’s circle. Lincoln declined to discuss his visit’s purpose while speculating on German monarchist support and British reactions.
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Germany recuperating may attack Belgium across Dutch border
Cardinal Gibbons residence was told that Germany is recuperating and could strike Belgium via Dutch Limburg. Military and economic expert advise fortifying the Meuse line, as rivers are key defenses, while concerns over Dutch territory complicate Belgium’s front.
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Steel union strike fears rise in Chicago district
In Chicago steel country leaders urge men to heed a strike call and stay away from mills. National chairman Witapatrick says U S Steel head Gary ignored President Wilson and could be arming men in direct violation of laws. Officials report high worker support but no mass shutdowns yet.
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Peace Treaty 10 Faces Prominent Senate Debate
The Senate debates the League of Nations covenant with a focus on amending voting power and potential impact on the peace treaty. Senators Reed and Johnson lead addresses as factions mobilize for or against changes. Expect extended discussion as tariff questions and minor bills await, while the league issue dominates the week.
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D Annunzio Threatens Suicide To Stay With Fiume Heroes
Gabriele D Annunzio, commanding Italian forces at Fiume, vows to remain and take the blame if deserters are punished. He scolds officers and soldiers to stay loyal and promises personal fate, saying he will not leave Fiume alive. An American contingent reportedly lands at Buchari in the Pine vision.
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Six Die Before Bavarian Finng Squad for Communist
Six prisoners were executed at Stadelheim prison after a failure to intervene in the ruse of murderers of hostages. The firing squad, drawn from various Set jan troop units, carried out the death sentences as Munich and others reacted with varying emotion.
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Authorities Prepare For Riots Prohibited Meetings
Pittsburgh dispatch reports clashes between Pennsylvania State police and crowds aimed at mass meetings in Clairton and McKeesport as steel workers strike, with officers using clubs and arrests made. Union leaders vow protest. officials tighten restrictions while protests continue near Clairton, McKeesport, and Glassport.
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Strike to Involve Billions Many Kinds of Work
New York reports a major U S Steel strike set to suspend operations at 145 plants across 20 states tomorrow. Gary and Patrell remain silent as open shop policy stands, with up to half a million workers affected indirectly or directly and unions eyeing plant-by-plant responses.
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