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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1918

Page

9

Fismes Falls to Pershing After Heavy Artillery Fight

American and French forces seized Fismes after a mid afternoon to evening bombardment and street fighting. Generals reported substantial enemy losses as Allied troops extended the Vesle front and pressed toward Rheims amid gas shells and machine gun fire. German efforts to hold positions along the Vesle and north toward Montdidier continued to falter as Pershing and allied commands announced prisoners and guns captured in ongoing operations.

Aisnemarne Associated Press Fismes Veslé Rheims la Neuvillette Muizon Champigny Cpeans Vesle Montdidier Foch Aisne Soissons Oise Aisne-Marne Albert-Arras

Roosevelt urges grit in war effort at Dark Harbor

Former President Roosevelt spoke from a Maine retreat urging Americans to act now and not be a deadweight in the war. He pressed fighting-age men to join the line and offered mothers and wives guidance to support those overseas. The report also notes Allied efforts to repair German wartime shortages and harvests as troops retreat.

Dark Harbor Maine Roosevelt Germany America Bar of Justice Vancouver Australia Sy.ney Brillon Club Pearce Commonwealth

Harvester Trust to be dissolved at once under U.S. rule

Washington Aug. 4 Under an agreement between the government and the International Harvester company a federal court decree declares the Harvester Trust an unlawful combination and orders its dissolution. Dissolution and sale of machinery and plants in Springfield Ohio and Auburn New York will proceed at once, with the Supreme Court appeal dismissed.

Washington International Harvester Company Federal Harvester Trust Supreme Court Springfield Ohio Auburn N. Y Department of Justice

Stratford Pastor At Shipyard Job Continues War Service

Stratford's Dr. E. Carpenter, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, began working as a shipyard laborer at Housatonic Ship Building in Stratford to support the war effort. He reports at 7 a.m., eats a prepared dinner, and works as a Common laborer alongside a diverse crew, with duties including mounting girders and building scaffolds.

Methodist Episcopal Church of Stratford E. €. Carpenter Housatonic Shipbuilding Company Housatonic River Carpenter America Stephen 8. Wise Ree New York City Stamford Hhs Dr. Carpenter

Drive for Nurses To Resume With Greater Vigor

Bridgeport launches renewed nurse recruitment with 75 students already enrolled from various backgrounds. A new office at State and Broad opens 9 AM to 9 PM, staffed by expert nurses to register and advise applicants. Fear of job loss keeps many high school and business college graduates from enlisting. some employers are cited as not patriotic enough to permit time away. Miss Louise Hutchinson and other prominent women are among early selections, with public details to follow. The War Bureau confirms ongoing enrollment through the coming week, aided by Clinton Barnum Seeley and Wilson Marshall donating use of a large store at State and Broad for the effort.

State Council of Defense State and Broad Streets Business College Bridgeport Miss Hutchison United States Louise Hutchinson Charles Hutchinson Barnum& Bailey Circus Ellmwood Avenue War Bureau Clinton Barnum Seeley Wilson Marshall Asl Margaret M. Rourke Nurses’ Association of the State H. Willard Fleck The Wentencof Kridgeport Howland Dry Goods Company D. M. Read and Company Smith Murray and Company

Nervous Women Advert Says VinelAids Recovering Health

Louisville advertisement recounts Mrs. I F Seibert praising Vinel for curing nervousness run-down condition and back pains restoring appetite and strength. Claims Vinel contains elements to build up weak systems and red blood. Hindle Pharmacy cited as distributor.

Louisville Vinci Mra Vinel Fr. J. Ostrofsky Hindle Pharmacy

Chambers Fireless Gas Range Promises Efficient Cooking

A bold pitch urges readers that saving gas is possible with a Chambers Fireless Gas Range. The ad claims easier, better cooking with less labor and fewer chances of failure, highlighting its efficiency and reliability.

Arrest for Assault and Sedition at Garden Street

Amiljiam Brierski of 94 Garden Street was arrested for assault on Peter Komarski at the same address. At the third precinct he was held for City court and questioned for sedition against the United States. The feud at their boarding house was cited as motive.

Amiljiam Brierski Garden Street Peter Komarski Third Precinct United States Luckley Komarski Brierski

War speakers urge citizens to aid troops in France at Beardsley park

Private Leslie G Burgess and J A Yeomans spoke to a large Beardsley park gathering urging cooperation with soldiers in France to preserve liberty. Their Seaside park talks were well received, prompting another appearance, with a hand concert by the Locomobile band. Rain interrupted as the program ended but most attendees heard the talks.

Beardsley Park Leslie G Burgess J. A. Yeomans France Seaside Park War Bureau Locomobile Band America

Manufacturers Conference Aims to Curb Chain Use

The War Service committee of U.S. chain manufacturers met Saturday to plan ways to conserve chains for government needs. Attendees included A B Way of Bridgeport Chain Co, C M Power of American Chain Co New York, Staunton B Peck of Link Belt Co Philadelphia, John C Schmit of the Chain section WIB, W W Shaw conservation head, and J M Baker of the Priorities division.

War Service Committee A. B. Way Bridgeport Chain Company C. M. Power American Chain Company of New York Staunton B. Peck Link Belt Company Philadelphia John C. Schmit War Industries Board W. W. Shaw J. M. Baker Priorities

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