Memorial Blog Campaign Promises Bridgeport Memorial
A Bridgeport memorial project aims to raise 750000 through popular subscription for a Memorial building honoring the city's dead. Alderman Tamblon outlined plans for a site purchase and construction costs while speakers from the Memorial committee, including Edward T. Hamilton and Howard Speer, discussed stocks, bonds, and building financing amid civic support and a May 30 fundraising drive running 20 days.
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Howard Speer
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Paul S. Thapman Spelke
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Stain
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Cannon
Chamber of Commerce
Weill
Aeroga
Bald
Adderman Fiamliton
Erman Hamilton
Bertard Speer
Amhon Starks
Mili
Speer
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Tal Hi
Hatfield
Moe
Epidemic of influenza believed to be ended
Health officials report a downward trend in influenza cases with deaths from pneumonia easing. Citywide cases total 1,401, with warnings against lax precautions as poor hygiene and damp conditions risk resuming spread. Public urged to continue masking, coughing etiquette, and hygiene to prevent relapse.
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Brown
Woman Supreme Quer Man Now Woman's Object Debate Rages
In New York a controversial article quotes Nellie Van Slingerland president of The Daughters of Michigan arguing for matriarchal rule. She claims male populations have regressed morally and urges a hierarchical government led by women to head all major departments.
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Sinn Fein attack on Bellatrain barracks shocks Dublin era
A large Sinn Fein force attacked Bellatrain police barracks using explosives. Four soldiers were wounded before the attackers withdrew. In Dublin a train robbery disrupted service as armed men fired on guards, wounding a constable and a corporal. A farmer’s wife was killed resisting masked raiders, and a veterinary surgeon was wounded in related violence.
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Milford Boy Seeks Recovery After Elevator Injury
Milford, Pel. Li decert Xeray examinations show 17 year old Thay Deevoy, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Devoy, paralyzed by an elevator accident at Reeves Mantouring plant last Tuesday. Doctors report neck not broken but spinal injury likely. recovery possible but uncertain, with timeline of ten to thirteen weeks ahead.
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Marshal Foch Auto Brings Near 15906 At Auction
Paris reports the Marshal Foch automobile, used by the Allied generalissimo, fetched nearly 15 906 francs at auction. The government bought it for about one fifth of its listed price of 74 000 francs. The present owner plans to present a marking for sale.
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Senators approve national budget system for annual spending control
The Senate backed a national budget plan requiring the President to submit annual revenue and expenditure estimates by December 18. Each government bureau must appoint a budget officer to oversee spending, with departments reviewed by the treasury and Congress to ensure proper compliance and reductions where possible. The proposal, pushed by Senator Medill McCornack, carries with it stricter fiscal oversight across the executive branch.
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New Haven R R on sound financial footing again says farmer president
An interview from New York quotes Charles S Mellon, former president of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad, claiming the New Haven road will soon be financially sound again. He cites strong stockholder resolve and favorable outlook despite current turmoil, with the story continuing on the next page.
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Mob tries to lynch aged Negro at Claxton court house
A mob storms the County Court House in Claxton attempting to lynch an elderly Black man. Sheriff C W Rogers intervened, removing the man to safety. The incident sparked a chaotic scene and raised questions about public safety and law enforcement response.
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Bryan Foretells Platform Planks in 1920 Campaign
Miami Florida correspondent reports former Democratic presidential nominee William Jennings Bryan outlines key planks he expects to see in the Democratic national platform at San Francisco. He prioritizes endorsement of President Wilson, prohibition, and the elimination of Governor Edwards and soldier candidates on both parties.
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Marshall outlines platform of Democrats in wartime
A fragmented 20th century political column argues President Marshall would shape a Democratic platform focused on reform, anti-corruption, responsible government, and strong national leadership. It envisions a party united to pursue honesty, self-government, and decisive action while addressing wartime demands.
Burglary Ends in Fatal Shootout With Firemen’s Help
A chaotic break in ends with a deadly confrontation as burglars battle Major Alden Z McMurry Addison Bacon and other firemen. After a portable battery of guns is recovered and a corpse found, investigators identify a suspect list including Anthony Arlenan and others with ties to local victims. Coroner Phelan reports the scene at Greene Street as a violent, quickly resolved town crisis.
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Fairfield House Fire Blocks Snowbound Fire Crew
A Fairfield house fire trapped firefighters amid heavy snow. Crews fought flames near a snowbound road, sheltering residents as a blaze damaged the structure. Water supply and access constrained efforts, with the blaze confined to the dwelling and damages estimated around 200 dollars.
Treaty Warriors Ready for Glas in Senate Today
Washington reports a decisive Senate phase on the treaty ratification as leaders pivot toward possible compromise. Debate centers on Article 19 and Article 10 with party lines and external pressures shaping the likelihood of ratification or rejection.
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Waterbury Whiskey Still Seized in Bust
In Waterbury authorities raided a whiskey operation run by Teopher Ferrauies and Calva A. Feavers and Mintal Jacobsen. The still, described as large and fully operational, was found in a front building near a New England street with walls and a rear room connected to a living apartment. The investigation showed social clues guiding the arrest and seizure.
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Sale of German Ships to Proceed at Auction
At Wilmington on February 3 bids for the former German passenger liner, taken by the government, will be received by the Shipping Board. Bids run concurrently with a district court hearing to explain why a temporary injunction against the sale should not be issued.
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Snow Troubles Hit Berkshire Roads in Blizzard Aftermath
Snow across the Berkshire region worsened by a fresh snowfall with a death toll from the storm in the northern part of the state. The blizzard strained Reesbie roads and trees while disrupting railroads to Rostal Albany and Boston, affecting Maine lines.
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Pique over Root Appointment Back of Lansing Removal
Washington reports a new explanation for Secretary Lansing's ouster by President Wilson. Elihu Root's selection to aid in forming a permanent international court is cited as a driving factor, raising questions about timely nomination and presidential discretion amid foreign affairs debates.
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Treaty status not affected by Lansing split leaders say
Fragmented OCR text discusses treaty status amid Lansing split with references to senators, leaders, and political maneuvers. It mentions President Hoover era concerns, Viscount Grey context, and Democratic resistance, noting potential impacts on ratifications and public sentiment.
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Adriatic Question Creates Rift Over Memorandum Plan
French and British premiers face U S opposition as President Wilson rejects the Adriatic settlement plan. London ministers are disturbed by Lloyd George and Clemenceau's pact diverging from December memorandum. The United States would be unable to engage other affairs without US consultation, say reports from Washington.
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White House Silent on Adriatic Note
Washington February 15. The White House tonight refused to confirm or deny that a position on the Adriatic dispute had been set by the United States or that memoranda had been exchanged. Reports said proposals would make Fiume a free city under the League of Nations with Italy receiving a strip south of Trieste, aligning with President Wilson's Paris stand.
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Premier's reply to President Wilson draft news note
Parts report from February Twenty fifth says premiers have not yet sent a reply to President Wilson on the Atlantic question. Ambassadors in London are involved. A cabinet meeting is scheduled Tuesday to discuss London negotiations and a statement will be made to the Senate foreign affairs committee.
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Locomotive Employees Honor Memory of Secor at Devon Church
A memorial service was held at the Devon church today for George Rockwood a respected manager in the railway department. Local union members presented a tribute noting his dedication and service to the organization and community.
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