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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1918

Page

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French American forces gain on Aisne Marne front central advance continues

Paris reports highly important gains by Franco American troops on the Aisne Marne front with the center advancing nearly two miles. Americans recapture Epieds and Trugny Epieds, push beyond Courpoil north of Epieds, and reach Brecy. Desperate fighting continues around Epieds and Trugny Epieds as guns are captured and bridgeheads expand.

Trugny French War Office Line Courpoil Paris Aisne-Marne War Office Epieds Trugny-Epieds Courpois Ourcq Marne Armentieres Chatelet Wood Brecy

Union Official Explains Mooney Demonstration Speakers

Union officials said lack of cooperation by the Mooney committee led to a partly erroneous announcement that Dudley Wield Matane Mayor Clifford B Wilson W. T. Hincks and Police Chief John H. Redgate would speak at Sunday’s demonstration at Seaside Park under the Central Labor union. Lorne Benoit said his two minute notice at the State Street Casino failed to cover details leading to the misinformed claim.

Mooney Central Labor Union Seaside Park Lorne Wendt Sireet Casino Dudley Wield Matane Clifford B. Wilson W. T. Hincks John H. Redgate Paris Lorne Benoit International Association of Machinists Mooney Committee Benoit

U-Boat Losses Fall to 1916 Low in June Report

London reports British, allied, and neutral shipping losses for June total 75,629 gross tons, the lowest monthly figure since September 1916. British losses 161,062 tons. allied and neutral 114,567. Quarter losses to June 30 reach 48. BTS tons, a quarterly low since Q3 1916. Sailings of ships over 100 gross tons entering or clearing UK ports rise above prior quarters. Weather section notes showers for New York and New England with partial sun and daily astronomical data.

London United Kingdom

New Trolley Route Aims at Remington Arms Plant

A circulated report says a Connecticut trolley company plans a northern city extension to reach the Remington Arms plant. The route would run east on Boston avenue from East Main street to connect with the North Bridgeport line, easing center traffic. Government financing is reportedly sought as the company lacks funds for the large project.

Connecticut Company Remington Arms Bridgeport Boston Avenue East Main Street Boston The Connecticut North Main Street Arms Works

Official probe finds no distress signals near New England coast

Boston officials reported no distress signals from a British steamship off the North Atlantic after an inquiry. Intelligence centers in the first and second naval districts said no signals were picked up at their wireless stations, suggesting the vessel may have been beyond their radio range.

Boston North Atlantic New England

Exemption Refused for Fire Dept Motor Expert Flynn

Lieutenant Thomas I Flynn inspector of motor apparatus for Bridgeport Fire Department is to report to Syracuse New York on July for special service duty as a Strand. Draft board upheld his indispensability based on affidavits from department heads and will be appealed to the district board. James R Neary of Engine Company No 3 to accompany Flynn to Syracuse. Edward Daley of Engine Company No 3 to Camp Devens with 142 Bridgeport men. Daley, 27, recently assigned to No 8, joined August 9, 2948. Tivin, described as a skilled mechanic, joined August 9, 2948 and has held multiple posts including inspector of all motor apparatus. Leary, 31, was made a permanent fireman June 3, 1918.

Thomas I. Flynn Bridgeport Lire Syracuse N. Y Wooo Deeft Hoard John Oa. Teonard Board of Fire Commissioners Flynn Tisiriet Leonard Fire Commissioners James R. Neary Ingine Com Pany Cal Haley Voday Edward Daley Iongine Company No. 3 Tsridgeport Bo Camp Devens Daley No. 8 Tivnin Ife Leary Lle

Honor Telegram Carriers Treated To Trip To Rock

Eight Telegram honor boys, carriers of city routes, visited Savin Rock yesterday. Accompanied by C R Davidson and Stanley Purdy, the group left at 9 20 a m and enjoyed rides, games, a swim, and refreshments. Names of the boys included Vincent Brennan, William Henry Allen, Irving Vickers, Thomas Tonnelly, Arthur Chapin, and Eugene O Donnell.

Savin Rock Telegram C. R. Davidson Stanley Purdy Amusement Place Reck Vincent Brennan William Henry Allen Irving Vickers Thomas Tonnelly Arthur Chapin Eugene O'Donnell

Lieutenant Denny Reassigned From Lee to Devens

Lieutenant Larry B.H. Denny of 677 William Street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Denny, has been reassigned from Camp Lee, Virginia, to Camp Devens. He trained at Camp Devens, attended officers training school, and earned a commission before being ordered back to Camp Devens. Previously employed in the City Engineer's office.

Larry BH. Denny Jeremiah Denny William Strest Camp Devens Denny Camp Tievens National Army Tthe Camp Jie Camp Lee Virginia

George Ordered to Report to Boston Nationals

Yorke Pa July 24 Pitcher Lefty George formerly of Columbus American Association team was ordered today to report at once to the Boston Nationals. George has been at his home here since the American Association closed.

George Yorke Lefty George Columbus American Association Boston Nationals Creorge

McAdoo raises railway shopmen wages to 68 cents

Director McAdoo boosts shopmen pay to 68 cents an hour retroactive to January 1 with proportional increases for assistants and other mechanical classes. Beginning August 3, eight hour days become standard, overtime and Sunday holiday work paid at one and a half times. Back pay will follow. about 500000 workers nationwide benefit, adding nearly 100 million dollars to annual payroll.

Washington McAdoo Commission On Railroad

Finfrock Leaves Arms Co. Plant For New Berth

J. Q. Finfrock, assistant work manager of the Remington Arms plant, resigns his city post to take extended rest and may not return after vacation. Reorganization left Finfrock as assistant works manager, with an uncertain successor as Vice President Charles Tyler could not be reached in New York.

J. Q. Finfrock Remington Arms J. Gauchet H. H. Pinney Focal Mr. Winfrock Lane Pany Gaucheceimie Lyon Winfrock Manapter Charles ©. Tyler New York

Kane's Arrest Brings Draft Board Action in Syracuse

Draft Board Three learns Kane James Kent from 87 Chapel Street was arrested in Syracuse New York on June 5 1917. Officials say Kane married twice and failed to disclose wife and child in Virginia and New York. He is declared delinquent and ordered to report to the Syracuse training camp as part of wartime service measures.

Draft Board Syracuse N. Y James Kent Kane Chapel Street Kane Virginia New York JLT Adjutant General's Office United States

Telegram and Post In the Service edition date noted

The Telegram and Post announces its In the Service edition will publish on Monday July 29, detailing service member listings and related notices.

Telegram and Post

Germans Fight Hard to Keep Exit Open

Washington reports massed German reserves strive to hold the last rail line from Nanteuil to Bazoches as Allied and American forces seal a pocket in the Aisne Marne region. General March says the Soissons to Chateau Thierry route remains their only exit while U. S. and French units press the front on both jaws of the salient.

Washington Foch Aisne-Marne Chateau Thierry Marne War Department General March March Soissons Nanteuil Oureq Bazoches Vesle

State Guard Adopts Marine and Naval Drills in Connecticut

Connecticut adopts naval and marine tactics with updated infantry drills. About 180 men returned from Camp Locke, WNI antic, after a school for officers under a hot sun that tested strength. Officers and US Army instructors praise Fairfield county Fourth Military district for readiness and discipline.

Connecticut Camp Locks Wnlantic United States Army Fairfield Fourth Military District Camp Locke

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