President Wilson’s Peace Aims Get Wide Attention
The address to Congress outlines postwar aims including evacuation and restoration of Belgian and other territories, redrawing Italy and Poland borders, autonomy for various nationalities, and a universal security system. It stresses Russia’s role and warns against German militarism, with notes on Bolshevik relations and the need to present American war aims publicly to Russia and abroad.
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Belgium
le Alaree-Lorraine
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Roumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Balywan
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Poland
General Association of Nations
Geranreichstag
Uulers
Germany
Washington
Eden
United States
Wilson
Brest-Litovsk
America
Congress
Leon Troteky
Hioyda- George
German Socialistic Party
Britain
Hiloyd-George
Brest-Litovshk
Lioeyd- George
Tinly
Italia
Amer- Wa
Russian
Austria
Prussia
North Sea
Traints Finlland
The
Scheldt
Park Commissions Organize for Year
Members of the Board of Park Commissioners met at Stratfield hotel last night to organize for the year. George Mames was unanimously re elected president for his 13th consecutive term. Charles Janson, absent, was unanimously re elected vice president for his 12th consecutive term. Bernard T. Cooney was re elected clerk for the 12th consecutive term and Wensy Cliffe was re elected superintendent. Budget Morrisy B. ieardsley presided at the meeting.
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Park
Stratfield Hotel
George Mames
Washington
Clifford B. Wilson
Charles Janson
Bernard T. Cooney
Wensy’ Cliffe
Morrisy B.ieardsley
Wives Press Non Support Charges Against Husbands
Wives press charges of non-support against John Snyder and Steven Nakatos, both arrested last evening and detained at the Trivil Presinet police station. Al. shopher, arrested for drunkenness and other offenses, is to appear in city court, while Peter i Maloney was held by Camp Devens authorities after arrest by Military Obje ar Watts.
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Uuide dHeninst Jotn Snyder
Davis Street
Steven Nakatos
Ust
Spruce Street
Evenine
Trivil Presinet
Tharses
Meg
Railroad Ave
Mirry Pelican
Railroaer
Peter i
Lave J. Maloney
Miliary Orbjear Watts
Devens
Haig Reports Allied Fronts Offensive Year Summary
General Haig’s official report covers the Arras opening April 9 to the Flanders end in November detailing a multi front plan, weather and Russian factors, and British gains. It praises American help, notes Cambrai forthcoming, and cites 24,000 prisoners and 74 guns captured with heavy mud and worn-out troops testing progress.
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Haig
Arras
Flanders
Cambrai
United States
France
Frinch
Denten
Manders
Appeal for R R Efficiency in Government Rail Control
The article reports hearings by an Interstate Commerce Committee on a government rail plan. Commissioner Anderson argues against state taxation interference and outlines a proposed compensation basis of 895 million dollars, while advocating government control and repeal of antitrust laws. The War Board is praised for reducing competition and easing private control amid labor shortages and congestion challenges.
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Anderson
Administration
Interstate Commerce
Reeds
R.R. War Board
Wiructschnitt
Railroad War Board
Ife
Rairoad
Vaudeville and photoplay thrills at Poli's theater in Bridgeport
Poli's presents Eva Tanguay and Jonia in double feature vaudeville and photoplay, with Willard and Wilson and the Park's sorcery of Potash and Perlmutter. Bostonian Burlesquers open three days of laughs led by Finney and Ott, plus Minter at West End and Wallace Reid at Empire in music mountain tale Nan of Music Mountain.
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Pohw's
Eva Tanguay
Jonia
Bilt
Poli’s
Miss Tanguay
Jonina
Lei Kokelan
McCormack
Dougherty
Burke Brothers
Kendall
Regan
Refard
Australia
Charles H. Waldron
War Board Pressure Voices on Stock Value and Railcar Use
Senator Cummings pressed Mr Kruttsehnitt on tying bonds to market stock values as the Southern Pacific stock tumbled 68 points over a decade while the railroad invested 4100 million in its property. He argues market quotes fail to reflect intrinsic value. Kruuschmitt notes top figures resisted wartime loading rules until Hoover’s authority and railroads acted to prevent underloaded cars.
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Cummings
Mruttschnitt
Kruttsehnitt
Southern Pacific
Mar. Kruuschmitt
War Board
Hoover
Wreacher Rests Between Sundays on Grim Watch
A cryptic note speaks of a figure called the Wreacher resting between Sundays, while a menacing presence named Satan keeps a relentless vigil during a brutal twenty four hour day.
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Satan
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