Taft Calls for Republican Congress to Force War Policy
Saratoga N Y July 21 Former President Taft urged counties to elect a Republican Congress this fall to pressure the Democratic President, back a 5,000,000 man army, and push war policies with legislative action. He praised conscription but criticized administration politics and party meddling, saying a GOP majority would spur decisive action to win the war.
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Saratoga
William Howard Taft
Republian
Taft
Wisconsin
Michigan
Republican Party
William of
Consecticut State Football Association
True Blue
Jimmy Ateler
New Maven
J. A. Brake
Hartford
Eddy Eversfield
Joe Booth
Telegram Soccer
Denholm
Ansonia
B. Walton
Devon
Arthur Stead
United States Football Association
Miller
J. A. Drake
R. Mae
Referee's Association
Connecticut
Association
Thomas W. Cahill
United States Footballociation
Ander
Congress
Senate
House
Menocratia
Goone
Hall Canner Sighting and Price Noted in Household Dept
A reader is invited to view the Hall Canner in the household department. The item is priced at four dollars and fifty cents.
American Hardware Stores Incorporated Location Notice
American Hardware Stores incorporated at Fairfield Ave and Middle St outlines its business address and corporate filing details. The notice indicates the company is registered at the stated intersection and provides standard corporate locality information.
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American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Crazy Cults Are Rapped by Universalist Pastor
Universalist Rev William Wallace Sose denounces Mormons Holy Rollers Jumpers Mazdaznan Theosophy Sundayism and Spiritualism as sick in soul in a sermon at the Universalist Church of the Redeemer urging spiritual hygiene. He links religious mania to belief in wrath and hell and cites Paul on sound doctrine as healthy.
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Church of the Redeemer
William Wallace Sose
The
Holy Rollers
Afazdaznan
Billy Sunday
Mary Baker
Eddy
America
Far West
Mazdaznan
Pauli
Titus
Paul
Twenty Fifth Jubilee For Sister Corona
Parishioners of St. John's Nepomucene Slovak church observed the twenty fifth jubilee of Sister Corona, a parochial school teacher and superior, with a solemn high mass and a procession to the convent. About thirty sisters, scholars, and Children of Mary joined the ceremony, and a tribute to schoolboy football noted the game’s growing popularity with hundreds of balls sent to France. International medals were presented to players including Stanford, G. Tegan, Shaw, and Wilson by President Miller.
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St. John's
P. I. Wincermar
Corona
France
Ad Stripford
Idngfish Arba
Miller
Seydler and Cabinet Offer Resignations
Amsterdam July 22 Dr Von Seydler Austrian premier and his cabinet have resigned private advices from Vienna reach Sunday's Berliner Tageblatt It is assumed in Reichrat circles the emperor will accept the resignation.
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Amsterdam
Dr. von Seydler
Vienna
Reichrat
Eleven Taken in Pembroke Street Police Raid
A police raid on a gambling house at 1224 Pembroke Street last night netted eleven arrestees. Officers seized about 1330 in money and playing cards as evidence. Proprietors Ferando Sendia and Vincent Berrio, plus several frequenters including Miguel Allan, Nerafur Duibor, and others from Pembroke Street and nearby streets, were held at the Second Precinct on bonds of 250 dollars.
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Pembroke Street
Kehoe
Sheehy
Saksa
Ferando Sendia
Vincent Berrio
Vincent Buro
Rocca Maszare
Francisco Ballist
Jose Siernteruy
Anthony Manlex
Capricia Soler
Miguel Allan
Hallett Street
Nerafur Duibor
South Street
New York
Duibor
Second Precinct
City Swelters In Hottest Day
The city faced extreme heat with 55 extra transit cars deployed on routes including Savin Rock Beardsley Park and Norwalk beaches marking a record supply for the summer. Beachgoers crowded Seaside Park and parks as shade, water, and soda options were in high demand amid widespread heat induced discomfort and illness.
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Tey
Savin Rock
Beardsley Park
Yairfield Beach
Beaside
Paris
Walnut
Yort Trumbull
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Washington Park
Old Mill Green
Miurks
Noa
Seasile Park
Minn
Lear
Unclear fragment summary from historical text
The readable portion shows mentions of individuals and a subscription context, with garbled phrasing about a person named in a technical or work setting and expectations about team performance. The text is too damaged to extract a coherent event, date, or locations.
British Munition Workers Plan to Leave Factories
London July 21 The ministry of munitions announced that after a mass meeting at Birmingham workers resolved to strike Wednesday unless skilled labor is withdrawn The Coventry Federal Committee proposed suspending the strike and a national conference on labor utilization The ministry said it would discuss if representatives from both sides are present and stressed embargo policies and distribution of skilled labor for vital war needs
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London
Ministry of Menitions
Birmingham
Jenders
Belfer
Cambiargoa
Unclear OCR Fragment From Unknown Event
The readable text shows jumbled names and phrases referencing a university medical setting and emergency care. It mentions stress at present, a person named Hyry Carew, and a bar or public setting. The fragment lacks clear event, date, or location details to form a coherent news item.
Poli Theatre Fire Threatens City Building
A fire at the Poli Theatre damaged a vacant room and roof, with smoke forcing Moose Club occupants to flee. Firemen fought the blaze using ladders and a chemical hose, noting hot plaster, burned roof timber, and melted ceiling metal while an investigation into the fire’s start was planned.
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Samp
Ne.w House
Pfau
Ca Uge
Moose Glub
Moose Club
Lumpe
Chief Johnson
Ameen and British Company
Providence
Mrency
Maintenmnes
Johnson
Wheatless policy lax for three months headline
Government officials acknowledge a three month leniency on wheatless rules as storage and supply concerns rise. Officials note the period will allow easing of flour and wheat pledges while monitoring market conditions and weather.
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Ashe
Tsuilly
Danownt
Adinstration
Old Law Prohibits Sunday Clamming at Fairfield Beach
TAIRFIELD July 31. Clams shall not be dug on Fairfield beaches from Ash Creek to Pine Creek on Sundays under a law from over 31 years ago. Citizens recall past enforcement and seek to restore or expand the ban, citing unfilled holes and hazards to bathers. Judge Bacon Wakeman notes the law remains valid and enforceable.
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Tairfield
Ash Creek
Pine Creek
Muirfield
Fairfield Heath
Bacon Wakeman
Crown Prince's Army and Camp at Niantic Encampment Report
General Burpee praised progress of State Guard training in Bridgeport area as Fourth Military district units gathered at Niantic for a large encampment. About 181 Fairfield county personnel plus the Fourth Regiment band trained, paraded, and received lectures under Col. Wilson and staff. Separately, St Mark's Venice described as the Church of Gold for its unique architecture and historic icons. The AEF on the Aisne Marne front reported Crown Prince forces retreating under allied pressure as Foch forces continued a pursuing drive along the German right flank.
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Bridgeport
Burpee
State Guard
Niantic
Fourth Military District
Stairfield County
Commiss State Guard
Col. Wilson
Edward Schulze
Hartford
J. Massives
Banbury
Charles KE. Smith
John Sk. Tissland
Thompsonville
Edward Z. Taylor
Westbrook
Harry P. Leland
Sixth Infantry
Richard W. DeLemater
Harry EH. Walker
Third Infantry
Fourth Military Division
Wairfield County
Wilson
Stephen P. Cronan
Aisne-Marne
Associated Press
Crown Prince
Foch
March and Baker Stay Up Late to Get News
General Amureh and Secretary Baker remained at the War department late into the night awaiting press wire updates on battle progress. Official reports were delayed and it was unclear whether the enemy could withdraw most of his forces, potentially sacrificing rear guards.
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March
Baker
Washington
Amureh
War Department
German Smoke Screen Failed at Marne Front
German forces set a smoke screen to cover a retreat on the Marne front but did not mislead French observers. A heavy bombardment and machine gun fire targeted the retreating Germans, who reportedly lost half their effectives, according to a Havas dispatch.
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Tatis
Marne
Havas
Feel All Used Up Kidney Trouble Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims Dom's Kidney Pills cure numerous kidney related ailments. It describes back pain dizziness urinary disturbances and general exhaustion as signs of kidney weakness and promotes the product as the best recommended remedy with widespread success.
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Dom
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