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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

3

Stratford School Children Buy Thrift Stamps

Stratford, Jan. 30 Special Miss dna Wilcoxson hosts surprise party at GBinkeman place by Kabibonahka Camp Fire group. Students raise Thrift Stamps totals across rooms and plan a high school assembly meeting. Senior play and matinee benefit grammar school. library lecture on Ceylon and India planned.

Walter Mallory Wesley O'Brien Chas. Willings Morris Thivwall William Stephens Raymond Coe Washington Woman's Home Missionary Auxiliary Methodist Church Floyd Academy Hill Mildred Wallace Blakeman Place Beatrice Brown Helen Luce Mildred Broderick Miriam Carpenter The Library Association E. Ostrander Ceylon India Winifred Sutter Strath Fora Munark N. J Robert Lowe East Broadway Madeling Bullock Social Four Club

Arrest Made in Murder Case of Kentucky Lawyer

Milford Wallinois January rescue leads to the arrest of a man believed to be Dudley Shelton, wanted for the murder of J. Mart Rothwell, a prominent Kentucky lawyer, three years ago. Sheriff Homer Scoville of London, Ky, requested the action. Marshal Harry Thomas made the capture.

Milford Wallinois Jan Dudley Shelton J. Mart Rothwell Kentucky Harry Thomas Homer Scoville London

Leviathan and German ships used to ship US troops

Secretary Daniels cited a dispatch from France noting 600000 to 700000 tons of former enemy shipping now aiding the expeditionary forces and supply. The Leviathan, once the Vaterland, can carry up to 10000 troops. 8000 is the comfortable limit as repairs and welding upgrades boost speed and reliability of engines.

Washington Daniel France Daniels

Ice Dealers Plead with Hoover to Avoid Ammonia Cuts

A New York delegation of ice dealers travels to Washington to press Federal Food Administrator Hoover for a joint plan. They seek to produce 1,900,000 more tons of ice for New York next summer amid ammonia shortages and storage limits, with George L. Bennett of the FDA guiding discussions.

New York Washington Hoover George L. Bennett Federal Food Administration

Gulls Best Detectors of Submarines

Boston, Jan. 30. Edward H. Forbush the state ornithologist urged protection for gulls at a legislative hearing on extending the closed season on water fowl He argued airplanes signal destroyers to sub harbor subs and gulls follow submersibles to pick up refuse and detect their presence He defended the birds against killing for scallops noting no drop in scallop supply and prices not rising beyond other shellfish

Boston Edward H. Forbush Porbush

U S urged to gain foothold to protect postwar trade

New York dispatch quotes Burr Cutter, head of the U S bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, warning the United States must seize opportunities at home to secure export markets after the war or risk losing status in global commerce. He told the American Manufacturers' Export Association that without an early foothold, America could slip to a third or fourth rate power despite its large output.

New York Americing Burr Uurler United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce American Manufacturers’ Export Association America Cutter Siice

Gompers Urges Labor to Avoid Division in New York

Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, warned that labor cannot afford or encourage division and antagonism amid a feud between the United Hebrew Trades and the Central Federated Union of New York. He cited a recent conference where participants deemed the Central Federated Union’s proposals fair and aligned with workers’ interests.

New York Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor United Hebrew Trades Central Federated Union of New York Central Federated Union

Arguments Sought On Excessive Rail Freight Rates

The Supreme Court was asked to hear arguments soon in cases challenging Eastern Texas Rail Road and other lines for charging freight rates above state railroad commission limits. Detective Holbrook arrested 45 year old Bernett of 174 Midland Street on theft charges. authorities say he allegedly stole a small quantity of steel in Bridgeport and will be held for trial.

Washington, i Eastern Texas Railroad Tleitester Bernett Midland Street Holbrook Bernett Ibridgeport

Milford Beaches Hit by Coal Shortage

Milford reports a severe coal shortage affecting residents along the beaches. The article notes wood is available but green and scarce kindling is needed. A telegraph-like note mentions employment ads and local notices, including Red Cross activities and a funeral of sorts.

Milford War Insurance Department United States Treasury Washington D. C Wopewage Lodge Cascera William Rose William 8. McCarthy George J. Smith Rose Red Men's Hall Ackenash Tribe Metoaka Council Degres of Pocahontas Royal Arcanum Hall Midford Roscoe Reeves West Camden New Jersey Philadelphia Broad Street Devon Milford Red Cross Society George A. Clark Naugatuck Avenue Burg William A. Flatt Broadstreet Wilson Clark New Haven Mr. Plate Atove Ta. Clark & Son West River St Hitel Womas Ape Wharf St

Pershing Reports Two Dead One Wounded in Action

General Pershing announced two soldiers died and one was wounded in action. Private Carl Johnson of the infantry was severely wounded on January 2. no action details were released. Johnson's mother resides in San Francisco. Private Phillip Hempivick was slightly wounded on January 22. emergency contact is Mrs. Victoria Hempivick of Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Washington General Pershing Carl Johnson Infantry Johnson Augusta Johnson San Francisco Phillip FP Hempivick Infantry Victoria Hempivick Cantbridge Mass

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