Stock Circles Confident Despite Strain of War
York June 1 The Allied drive renews but fails to be decisive while confidence remains high among leaders. Industry shifts toward war goals. government control expands in rail and utilities. Markets show resilience with no inflation, while taxes rise and money markets stay tight, guiding cautious speculation ahead of war news from Washington and Europe.
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Germany
Fidence
Husi
Ica
Athey
Pankcs
Public Service
Washington
Wilson
Europe
Henry Clews
You Can Help Others With Good Will and Cheerfulness
The passage expresses that true helpfulness comes from a joyful heart and loyal intent, showing kindness through character rather than conscious effort. It compares happiness to a fragrance that cannot be concealed and warmth that naturally inspires service to others.
Hats Off in the House Fortune Teller Speaks Plain
A stern fortune teller urges focus and persistence to become a true Sherlock. The speech emphasizes learning, hard work, and not chasing fleeting mysteries. The fragment hints at spying intrigue and personal resolve amid curious banter.
Registration Day Queries for U S Citizens and Aliens
The article outlines how to register on Registration Day, listing questions to be asked and how to answer. It covers full name, home address, date of birth, citizenship status, place and name of employer, and nearest relative, with specific guidance for natives, naturalized citizens, declarants, and Indians. It emphasizes verification of facts on the official placards and notes exemptions for military and saved service members under the Selective Service Act.
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Nhen
Connecticut State Council of Defense
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Naturalization Court
Clark
Indian Territory
Rane
Bile Ag
Poli theatre bills promise a diverse week of shows
The Poli theatre features Miia Mosikawa and a classical dance troupe in Bridgeport with a grand debut at guardeville. Also on offer are The Eagle's Eye German plots, The Burning at Hopewell, Melissa at the Empire, Pal O Mine at the Lyric, Chinese Follies at Plaza, and Mary Pickford at the Hippodrome, plus Theda Bara at West End. A public notice outlines military registration rules for absentees and inmates.
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Miia Mosikawa
Poli Theatre
Guardeville
Bridgeport
Agnement
Voli
America
Hopewell
DuPont DeNemours Company
Empire
Liss
Artcraft
Mary Pickford
Golden West
Melissa
Empire Theatre
Pickford
Terri
J. Francis Kirk
New Lyric Theatre
West End Theatre
Theda Bara
du Barry
France
William Fox
West End
State Street
Clinton Avenue
Universal War News
Two Canoes Drown During Yale Boat Race Incident
At Perry June g a large crowd gathered to watch Yale rowers on the Housatonic River when a canoe capsized near a passing launch. Two youths, Lester Springer Go and Jett Libby, 18, of Ansonia, drowned. Rescue efforts failed as the boat sank in the river center.
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Perry
June
Yale
Lester Springer
Jett Libby
Ansonia
Prussia to Form Regiments From Short-Term Convicts
Copenhagen reports the Prussian diet has sent to the Reichstag a proposal allowing prisoners serving seven years to enlist in the army for special regiments. The measure aims to recruit manpower from incarcerated individuals for military units.
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Copenhagen
Reichstag
Essex boys shun Hearst papers amid ally stance
Newsboys in Essex Pells New York refuse to sell The New York American and The Evening Journal after a Militia Reserve committee led by Major Joseph Truxton condemns Hearst papers for their stance toward America's allies. The boycott follows a local resolution by Militia Reserve members.
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Essex Bells
Hearst
Essex Pells
N. Y
New York
New York American
Igvening Journal
Essex Wells
Joseph Truxton
Militia
Researve
America
Bridgeport Names Roll of Honor for War Casualties
Bridgeport will install a corridor roll of honor at City Hall listing all local men who die in the present war. A large metallic tablet will bear their names and be updated as official word arrives.
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Erry
Bridgeport
City Hall
Margaret McNulty Receives Regular Meals at Hillside Home
Margaret McNulty, 60, found in a weakened state from lack of food, is now getting three meals daily at Hillside home. Authorities hold the $10,000 found on her person and anticipate appointment of a conservator. Physicians will assess her mental state for probate court evidence.
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Margaret McNulty
Hillside
Margaret
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