Farm Loan Associations Expand Nationwide
Washington reports rapid growth of federally backed farm loan associations with 2,003 charters in the first year of the twelve Federal land banks. The system aids farmers across regions, especially in the South and West, with average loans around 2,270 dollars and a potential to fund millions of acres as it expands despite some states having fewer associations.
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Wasilington
Bedural Pawn Toon Board
Ohio
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Federal
Atlantic
Kansas
New Mexico
Tess
Lown
Colorada
Kans
Olylatromia
North
Washington
North Dakota
Arizona
Nevade
United States
Thes
Joréample
Sam
Wichibank
Farm Lo Board
Resolve to defend liberty in our crucial hour
A call to courage and unity amid threat. The speaker urges overcoming despair, praising heroes who face fear with resolve and remind all that freedom requires sacrifice and steadfast resolve in times of danger.
June bride and wartime musings at breakfast table
A fragmented wartime column reflects on looming German threat, U boats, and rising costs. It derides economic strains, proclaims patriotic duty, mocks profiteers, and urges practical action as familiar tunes mix with local sentiment in a Harvey County snapshot.
U Boats Off North Jersey Warn No Immediate Alarm
The author argues that German submarine activity near the New Jersey coast is likely a temporary attempt to disrupt American shipping to France. He says the navy will neutralize the threat, notes Germany’s desperation, and asserts the public’s resilience and resolve will grow as the war progresses. The piece condemns Berlin’s brutality and praises allied efforts.
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North Jersey
France
British Isles
Otyn
Germany
Berlin
Soche
Sci
Newport
United States
North Sea
Trish
Padgett
Naval Committee
Why Teach German Language During Wartime Debate
City school board debates German instruction arguing it aids propaganda and delays victory. Proponents say retaining German harms morale and commerce, while opponents urge cutting it now with plan to reinstate postwar if needed. Bridgeport urged to follow nationwide cities in dropping German text study.
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Germany
Globe Trotters
Bridgeport
Germans Facing Defeat at the Marne Foretold Again
A 1918 column argues that four years of war weariness and German overreach culminate at the Marne. It predicts German collapse, warns of French and British counterattacks, and expects Allied success under Foch, signaling brighter days ahead.
Public sentiment swayed by quick jury verdict in lynching case
The public mood across the nation is reflected in a jury's five minute verdict absolving eleven Americans of murder linked to a supposed Boche sympathizer. Critics blame government leniency, arguing the public desires stern action over hesitation.
Legislative candidates and Democratic prospects outlined
It is not time to nominate for the General Assembly yet campaign days approach. Local Democrats have an opportunity to prepare a list of amen candidates who will invite strong backing at the polls. No Democrat has gone to Hartford in two sessions yet six years ago every representative was of that faith. The nominations then invited support and the loss to party leaders is evident.
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General Assembly
Hartford
Open Attack May Be Sham to Halt Troops
Washington reports indicate U boat activity near American ports with speculation a base may exist in a southern island or hidden bay. Analysts suggest the motive could be delaying troop movements and triggering a U.S. anti submarine campaign, while ships harried by bombs and shell fire.
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Navy Department
Islind
The
Tampico
Mexico
Hese
Americ
Atmel
United States
Sone
Reporter Enlists After Repeated Army Rallies
Charles Elliott DeForest a former Telegrim reporter enlisted in the local army recruiting office. After months of failed attempts to join the navy and hospital corps due to weight, he finally passed muster and was sent to West Kentucky for preliminary training. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delorest of Quinelard Price Nowwelk, with past work on Norwalk and Towal papers.
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Charles Elliott DeForest
Telegrim
Garvice
Wonenl
Lospital No. 16
Ab Weavert
Delorest
Geidgenors Ht
Navy
Neviven
West Kiayon
Robert Lu. Delorest
Quinelard Price
Nowwelk
Norwalk
Towal Newspipers
Olmstead Silent on Kellar Murder Investigation Update
Monroe man Olmstead said last night there would be no notice of progress in the probe into the disappearance of two children supposedly buried on Mellor farm Easton. Heith Curtis and William Ivete remain jailed on technical charges as authorities continue the inquiry. formal child murder charges are expected after the investigation.
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William Ivete
Waterfield
Cedit
Falls From Auto Leave Woman Serious
Mrs Sarah Trier of 729 Madison Street fell from the rear of an automobile early this morning near St Vincent’s Hospital. She suffers a concussion and possible skull fracture as hospital staff treat her in serious condition.
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Sarah! Trier
Madison Year
Wis Remporter
Gerioa
Falling Plates Kill Workman at Boiler Factory
A worker at Porcupine Tegsler Works died after steel plates weighing hundreds of pounds collapsed at the boiler factory. Another man was badly mangled and taken to St Vincent's Hospital. both men resided in Villa Purto. Police investigate cause as pile collapse and hospital staff reported the victim died after transfer.
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Sancock
Wordin
Tony Gerallona
St Vincents Cosvital
Tis Meek
Phil Pr
Gersllons
Te Ne Maxwell
Gratiana
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cerulona
Villa Purl
Toi
Ice Dealers Consider 20 Percent Price Increase
Bridgeport ice dealers plan a new price rise of twenty percent citing higher costs for food and grain and general living expenses. The proposed price is nine cents per hundred pounds delivered, with stations set on Main Street, Souriew Avenue, Water Street, and other locations. if needed a Black Rock district station will open.
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Ty Wees
Bridgeport
Ut Ib Peico
Main Street
Hou Pertem
CTO Tb
Lee Canetqui
Souriew Avenue
Ome Mt Tie Naugatuck Valley Company
Waler Street
Hie Jen Company
Homsyatonie
Napaian Red
Benehsroad
Toek
Naval Lieutenant Bies at Boston i n TOSTON
Naval lieutenant Bies at Boston as a former New York stock exchange member dies in hospital amid the Spanish American War era. Lieutenant Norman resigns Rhode Island senate seat to join the naval force. he was 60.
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Toston
Dune
Boon
New York
Jacky
Norman
Rhode Island
State Senate
Breach of Peace Charge Against Feynn Tom Flynn
Tom Flynn of 404 Atlanti Street was detained by Patrolmen 1 and Tegan on the first evening at Teno ofelock on a breach of peace charge. No further details available.
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Feynn
Tom Flynn
Atlanti Street
Teno Ofelock
Tegan
Home Service Course for Red Cross Worker
Miss Ellen Towsley of New York will lead a 10 lecture Home Service course for the American Red Cross in Bridgeport. Lectures begin 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Young Women's Christian Association, continuing weekly until completion, with similar sessions planned for Bridgeport area including Stratford and Newtown. George L. Warren oversees the program and seeks many applicants.
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New Yorky
Bridgeport
Miss Tows
Home Service
Young ‘Women's Christ’ Association
Danbury
Towsley W
Ni /Haven
Waterbury
George L. Warren
Schwab predicts boom in fabricated steel output
Charles M. Schwab, director of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, opened offices and forecast a rise in fabricated steel production from 20,000 to 30,000 tons monthly. Expansion may come from new mills or enlarging existing ones near the Allegheny mountains and the Delaware River. A Taylor shipbuilding plant in Cor? will push wooden ship output to full capacity, with more contracts expected as current ones mature.
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Thlulatpelehia
Tune
Charles M. Schwab
Genyal
Coporation
Mr. Schw
Allegheny Mountains
Delaware River
Teens Struck by Truck in New York City Incident
John O Mara aged 13 and Brick Trench of New York were carried to Police HQ after losing track of their surroundings during a ride on a motor truck. They were brought to the stall last evening about 10 30. Parents were notified and expected to travel from Bridgeport to take the boys home. The O Mara lad lives at 2038 Webster Avenue and the Trench boy at 2023 West Avenue.
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John O'Ma
Brick Trench
New York City
Bridgeport
O'Mara
Webster Avenue
Trench
Wistew Avenue
Live Political Gossip Reflects Gaps in Party Platforms
Democratic observers note the Indiana Republican platform omits condemnation of the Federal Reserve, farm loan system, and Wilson era measures. Roosevelt attacks persist but White House silence endures, while a Bridgeport leader seeks favor with women after a suffrage move.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Wilson
Amecan Congress
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