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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1918
Page
4
A proposed amendment to the constitution granting women the right to vote was sent to the Senate today on a tight vote of Zt to wt. The action reflects ongoing efforts by advocates to secure federal suffrage.
Washington March 2 Major General William Gorgas urged Congress to enact a health protection plan for American soldiers. He stressed the need for medical officers in the army and stricter appointments, warning delays hinder medical readiness and urging swift action. The testimony before the military committee highlighted staffing gaps and the urgency to improve the Medical Department.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Count Von Hertling pledging support for suffrage in response to a question on the Russian chancery bill. The German chancellor says he stands with the hill and has mantered his word, stating he would not break it if the bill is rejected.
Washington March 1 Senator Jones of Washington declared the Smearlean people would be alarmed if they knew the real shipping situation He said I have no doubt the envoy knows the situation better than our own people know it The remarks reflect concern over national maritime conditions.
New You reports Bradstreet noting some betterment in industrial outputs and trade, despite ongoing complaints about poor deliveries. The piece highlights increased industrial capacity, rising prices, and optimistic sentiment amid high wares and improving employment with reliance on rail and water transport.
United States negotiators seek a ten billion dollar trade lead amid wartime disruption and shifting balances as merchants and governments explore urgent commerce between major powers and allies. The report notes measures and fiscal actions shaped by wartime needs and postwar planning.
Stratford Seniors plan a local stage production at Glance Hall in Easton. The cast rehearses under a supervisor as they prepare a modest performance to entertain residents and showcase community talent.
The Suuatford high school play Lady of That Library is expected to draw strong attendance and receive a sprightly reception. The upcoming performance aims to showcase student talent and local theater enthusiasm.
Multiple obituary notices from March 1918 detail interments at Lakeside and Tak cemeteries, with references to Masonic lodges and private funerals. Names: Steinmmiey, Bulkey, Bar, Lasligh, and others. Interment dates span March 11, 1916 to March 1, 1918, with addresses and cemetery details included.
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