Clemenceau Back From Front Inspires Hope Across Fronts
Paris April Clemenceau spoke with a Tuiberte editor about his return from the British and French fronts. He described the impressive morale and fatigue of troops, praised allied cooperation, and noted the strong French rifle success boosting confidence. He speculated on enemy movements toward the north and Amiens while affirming readiness everywhere. Olsen's body remains unclaimed after Berkshire Division train accident. coroner Phelan to continue inquiry as officials inspect the scene.
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Paris
Leménceau
Tuiberte
New
E Train
Best Time to Gain New Flesh Ad from Father John’s Medicine
Advertisement touts weight gain during spring as the best season to rebuild strength after winter. Claims Father John’s Medicine uses pure wholesome food elements to strengthen the weak and run down. Warns against alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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John
Bridgeport Forms New American Institute of Banking Chapter
George L. Moore was elected president of Bridgeport’s Bankers Chapter of the American Institute of Banking at a meeting of 73 clerks and officers from all local banks. Officers include vice president & W. Davis, secretary Richard W. Wynkoop Jr, treasurer Earlie B. Hoskins, with an executive committee named for three years. Charter members enrolled and the charter remains open until May 5.
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Bridgeport
American Institute of Banking
Stratfield
George L. Moore
The
West Side Bank
W. Davis
City Savings Bank
Richard W. Wynkoop, Jr
People's Savings Bank
Earlie B. Hoskins
Morris Plan Bank
T E. E. Dilliston
Connecticut National Bank
Va. J
Institute of Banking
Restaurant Men Invited to Hartford Wheat Conservation Meeting
Federal food administrator Robert Scoville invites Hartford area hotel restaurant and lunch room managers to a Wednesday April 24 meeting at 11 a.m. in the state capitol to discuss U S food administration rules. John Mekr Bowman promotes a wheatless program with prizes totaling $1.06 for best wheatless or ryeless bread.
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Robert Scoville
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Hartford
State E Capitol
Bridgeport
United States Food Administration
Scoville
John Mekr
Bowman
Biltmore
New York
Federal Food Administration
Food Administration
Washington
Building Permits Issue Below Normal Activity
Building commissioners granted sixteen permits for varied work totaling about 44 000 dollars. The St Michael�s Church corporation received a concrete storage building permit on Burroughs street. Leonardo Puezzoli was authorized to construct a three story brick tenement on Lexington avenue.
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Hillside Home
Jackson, Freer Company
Department of Charities
St. Michael’s Church Corporation
Burroughs Street
Leonardo Puezzoli
Lexington Avenue
Martin Selynn
Wordin Avenue
KE. Db. Hayes
Corner Main
Salem Streets
Mary JL. Stafford
Hira le
Ag Airview Avenue
Angela Laconite
Goodwin Street
Priire Simon
Additeon
Railroad Avenue
Samuel
Capitol Avenue
Harry Bodnar
Clinton Avenue
A. and
M. Tirace
Seaview
Hvonlios Pacethr
Nupey
M. Clute
Foeloml
Tosept Landers
Sduition
Greenbaum
Go Serefian Ton Avenur
Ocd
Lex
Alieri
Krafft's Conviction Confirmed by Court
Krafft's conviction was upheld by a court in Newark New Jersey regarding espionage charges. The defendant, once a candidate for governor, received a five year prison term and a fine, according to the report.
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Krafft
PHI Gadeeplita
Chait Court
Ape Pends Frere
Ion Opis
Canvic
Broderick Kratte
Fede Tl Cour Et Neawark
Sretvt
New Jersey
Ly Jmnge
Warren Davis Tur
France Moves to End Practice of Tipping
Paris April 23. The government introduces a bill making it a crime to give or take tips or bribes to influence service. Imprisonment from one to three years and fines from 500 to 3,000 francs per offense apply to both giver and taker. The measure targets tipping abuses seen as rooted in an old custom, though servants and domestic tips may be exempt.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
DHE
Chamber
Grass Fire Report Near East Main Street
Grass burning in the lot opposite East Main Street was the first of box 474 pulled at 6 08 PM last evening. The call was sounded at 6 11 PM.
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East Main Street
Governor Moves to Halt Rent Profiteering in Connecticut
Governor Mareus H. Holcomb announced statewide action to curb rent profiteering by landlords in Waterbury and other industrial centers. The move, recommended by the State Council of Defense, follows a Waterbury commission report on excessive charges and aims to protect tenants with health precautions in tenements and broader safeguards across the state.
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Connecticut
Mareus H. Holcomb
Connecticut State Council of Defense
Holcomb
Waterbury
Waterbury War Bureau
Defense Council
Alabama Police Rescue Man From Lynching Mob
Birmingham April 23 police saved Fred Jones a black man accused of pro German agitation among Sumpter county negroes from a mob of whites and blacks bent on lynching him. His escape from the mob left him kept for safety in Birmingham.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Fred Jones
Sumpter County
Iephe
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Oise Ot
Amiens
Father John
Bridgeport Horse Auction
New York State
Hars
Soldom Commission
Max Tabolowitz
Ernest M. But
Bankers’ Chapter
R. W. Wynkoop, Jr
Mivat
Third Liberty Loan
Bosak
Buick Delivery
Bridgeport Liquor CO
East Main ST
Family Liquor Store
Gina
Stanley & Mac Gibbons
Fifth Avenue
Delhi
Stanley & Mac Gibbons Co., Inc
Main Street
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