America Recognizes Polish Army as Autonomous and Co belligerent
Washington November 4 The Polish army under the supreme political authority of the Polish National committee is recognized by the United States as autonomous and co belligerent Secretary Lansing announced in a letter to Ignace J Zdzirowski president of the Polish National committee In Washington He noted American sympathy for the Polish people and the Polish cause The army is on the western front under General Josef Haller and includes many recruits from the United States The United States France Britain and Italy have similar recognition policies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nuenal Committee
United States
Lansing
Oman Dmowski
Ilish National Committee
Ris
Poland
France
Great Britain
Italy
Josef Haller
Ignace Jean Zderewski
Mr. Mowski
Polish National Committee
Delinquent Escorted to Camp by Patrolman
Marvei Kolbasink of 324 Willard Street recorded as a delinquent of Division 5 yesterday morning sent by Draft Board 5 to Port point in custody of Patrolman Urry Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvei Kolbasink
Willard Reet
Port Pount
Urry Green
Marlin Rockwell Wage Dispute Ends With Award
New Haven November 4 Major B M Gitehell an arbitrator named by the War Secretary issued an award for the Martin Rockwell Corporation affecting about 5 000 New Haven workers on government contracts for light machine guns and airplane engines The award establishes an eight hour day with time and a half for overtime double pay for Sundays and holidays a five cent wage increase for both men and women and runs from November 1 for six months after the war ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
B. M. Gitehell
Secretary of War
Martin-Rockwell Corportion
E. C. Hotchkiss
International Association of Machinists
Cha
Railroads To Study Proposed New Zone Freight Rates
Washington Nov 4 State railway and public utilities commissions will study the proposed zone system of class freight rates drafted by the railroad administration. They aim to make recommendations to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The plan would eliminate state class rates and many commodity rates, with the ICC yet to decide on procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Y Railroad and Public Utilities Commissions
Railroad Administration
Interestate Commerce Commission
National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Four Deaths at Bridgeport Hospital From Influenza
The Hill side Jiome Isolation hospital reported four influenza deaths including Bert Lockwood captain of the Nora Sculley, now at Buffalo. Also died were Joseph Amario, James Bernatwaoz, and baby Gertrude Williams. Total Bridgeport cases reach 5,745 with 97 new cases. Dr. Walter H. Brown warns damp weather worsens flu and urges caution. Nursing crises ease as Visiting Nurse association resumes fullCalls. private charities and Red Cross coordinate convalescent care and relocation from isolation hospital to homes or institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Jiome Isolation Hospital
Bert Lockwood
Nora Sculley
Buffalo
Lockwood
Bridgeport
Joseph Amario
East Main Street
James Bernatwaoz
Harriet Street
Gertrude Williams
Dr. Brown
Visiting Nurse Association
Department of Public Charities
The
Red Cross
Department of Health
Motorist Hurt as Car Collides with Trolley
M J Hurticky of 22 Monroe street sustained slight injuries when his car was struck by a trolley on Fairfield avenue last evening. Police report says driver Wilhelm WKastur of 22 Monroe street swerved left to avoid an auto ahead, hitting the trolley car. The trolley damaged a wheel on Hurticky’s vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Hurticky
Monroe Street
Fairfield Avenue
Wilhelm Wkastur
Spanish Here Seek to Organize Labor Union
Four thousand Spanish speaking workers in factories here seek organization under the American Federation of Labor. Representatives from six Spanish provinces explain the workers want same conditions as Americans and a system to present demands. Samuel Layit, business agent of the Machinists' union, is organizing them into the Bridgeport Spanish federal union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Spain
Samuel Layit
The
Machinists’ Union
Bridgeport
Express Employee Held After Fight at Station
John O Malle y of 87 State street an employee of Adams Express company was arrested shortly before midnight charged with assault. The police say he engaged in a battle with William Schultz also an employee at the railroad station. He was locked up at Police headquarters. Laura M Brayton 32 residing at 473 State street was arrested early last evening by Detective Sergeant Wheeler on a warrant issued at Springfield Mass charging her with destruction of property. She was turned over to the Massachusetts authorities and taken back to the city of homes last night. Her husband was the complainant. Patrick Rockford of 652 road street was arrested for assault on Miss Louis Folster on Broad street after 9:30 last night. He was locked up at Police headquarters and will be arraigned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Malley
State Street
Adams Express Company
William Schultz
Laura M. Brayton
Wheeler
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
City of Homes
Johan FE
O'Connor
Jonn
Delia O'Connor
West Avenue
Bridgeport Jusiness Colleges
James F
Lawrence
State
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
First Limited Service Men in Local Factories
The first wave of limited service draft men arrived in the city after 2 pm and were sent to Bridgeport Brass for registration before lodging in the armory. Connecticut State Guard blankets, police cot setup, and upcoming room arrangements by the US Room Registration bureau aim to house them as labor shortages push more men into Bridgeport. They come from the limited service camps and will be released for work under the working furlough plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Brass Company
Connecticut State Guard
Police Department
United States Room Registration Bureau
Small Rallies Wind up Rhode Island Campaign
On the eve of election the Rhode Island campaign ends with small rallies around the state. Voters face a choice between Senator Lebaron B. Colt and Congressman George F. O'Shaunessy as both sides express confidence. The brisk contest featured heavy newspaper advertising and extensive campaigning from both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Rhode Island
United States
Lebaron B. Colt
George Ff. O'Shaunessy
Two Bishops Heirs to Cardinal Farley's Estate
In New York on November 4, Bishop Thomas F Hickey of Rochester and Auxiliary Bishop Patrick J Hayes, both executors to Cardinal John M Farley, will inherit the late archbishop's estate as per a 1913 will. The estate exceeds 15000 dollars, and surviving executors will manage until a new archbishop is named, when it will pass according to custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Farley
New York
Thomas F. Hickey
Rochester
Patrick J. Hayes
John M. Farley
James A. MacFaul
Trenton
Andrew D White dies, Cornell's first president
ITHACA N Y Nov 4 Dr Andrew D White Cornell universitys first president formerly minister to Russia and Germany died at his home here today from paralysis following a stroke suffered last Friday He made marked reforms in education and served long in public service as Americas diplomatic representative in Germany and Russia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Mathiassador
Germany
Russia
Andrew Dickson White
New Hartford Lunch Room to Open in Liberty Building
Charles G Lincoln and company incorporated of Hartford will open a new lunch room and restaurant in the basement of the Liberty building at Main and Bank streets. Lease runs five years from October 1, 1918, with staged rents and renewal option. Also notes Copper Exchange reopened in New York under Food administration rules. Funeral details for 16 year old Johan F. O Connor given. Durkan Chamber opens membership to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Lincoln and Company, Incorporated
Hartford
Shefield
Liberty Building
Main
Bank Streets
Harris Lipides
David Feuer
Charles G. Gingeln and Company
Westerday Wey
Mediation Board Meets to Tackle Labor Problems
The board of mediation and conciliation formed under the Hidlite award of the National War Labor Board opened its first session in Bridgeport yesterday. With no permanent chairman yet named, temporary chair Winter presided as seven holidays were discussed and joint releases between plants were postponed. The meeting, held behind closed doors at the First Bridgeport National Bank building, set the stage for regular sessions to resolve production disruptions in munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Hidlite
National War Labor Board
Alpheus
Winter
Washington
War Department
Ingal Holidays
Wirst
Bridgeport National Bank
Board of Mediation and “ Conciliation
David Ulydesdale
Patrick Scollen
Samuel Lavit
Jarvis Williams
Willis F. Hoobs
Guy P. Miller
Norwalk Names Public Speakers for Junior Four Minute Group
Norwalk selects 12 children to address public meetings after a school contest judged by Edward J. Quinlan Rey J Harrison Thompson and Peter F Foley. The group will perform at a public meeting Friday November 8 at Norwalk High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Groun
Edward J. Quinlan
Four Minutemen
Rey. J. Harrison Thompson
Peter F. Foley
Norwalk High School
Ebba Anderson
Mark Candee
Louise Dorsey
Cornelius Driscoll
Marjorie Default
George Eakland
Grace Holland
Fred Kellogg
Llewellyn Knapp
Alma Lycett
Paul Magner
Verna Roberts
Russell Frost
Davis
Keeler
Leo Davis
Schuyler Merritt
Professor Abbott to Speak Here Tonight
Frederick Wallace Abbott of Taunton Massachusetts will address the Dridgeport Philosophical Society at the Knights of Pythias hall on Main Street. He leads the Medical Society of Massachusetts and the American Clinic Tuberculosis league and is known nationwide as a speaker. Dr Simon L Katzofe will chair. prominent lectures are planned through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wallace Abbott
M.D. md Co. Gi. D
Taunton
Mass
Dridgeport Philosophical Society
Knights of Pythias Hall
Main Street
Abbott
Medical Society of Massachusetts
American Clinic Tuberculosis League
Simon L. Kkatzofe
Katzoft
German Papers Warn About Bolsheviks Fear In Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM November 4 The German press shows marked disquiet over Bolshevik danger in Germany. Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung prints three long statements attributing Bolshevik activity to the Russian embassy in Berlin. Tageblatt notes a leaflet distributed to Bartin residents and soldiers signed by the Workers and Soldiers' committee aiming to incite disobedience to military commands. Former Empress Eugenie is noted as eighty eight years old in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Germany
Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Berlin
Tageblatt
Bartin
Eugenie
How This Little Boy Recovered Strength After Sickness
Mrs B A Wright of Garrett Texas says her nine year old son weakened by measles regained health after taking Vinci liver iron tonic. The ad claims the product soothed his cough and restored strength and appetite. Hindle Pharmacy Liggett J Ostrofsky advertise Vinci widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Texago
Vinci
Ackoal
B. A. Wright
Hindle
Liggett
Riker-Hegerman Drug Store
J. J. Ostrofsky
Pembroke Street
Commer
Hamilton
Main Street
Jane
Dtuisgists
Gold Reserve of Russia Rescued at Kazan
New York November 4 Russian government gold valued at 400000000 rubles taken by Bolsheviks from Petrograd has been saved at Kazan by the Omsk government The gold representing five thirds of the reserve was moved from Petrograd to Kazan then Samara and to Omsk The information comes from A J Sack director of the Russian information Bureau and an embassy authority in Washington The Omsk government is gaining recognition among anti Bolshevik councils as a nucleus for a conservative government Additional note reports Porto Rico male citizens aged 18 to 45 registering for military service under Wilson’s proclamation on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Petrograd
Kazan
Omsk
Russia
Y A. J. Sack
Russianerformation Bureau
Washington
Samara
A. Michailoff
Ananca
Sack
Frussia
Porto Rico
Wilson
Get Rid of That Persistent Cough
Eckman’s Alterative offers a tonic style remedy to stop coughing. Promoted as a health builder, it claims twenty years of successful use and markets bottles at 80 cents and 1.50 dollars through druggists or the manufacturer in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman's
Timiau
Postgnaiad
Eckman Labgratory
Philadelphia
Turkish Baths Advertises 247 Fairfield Ave Open
An OCR snippet advertises Turkish Baths at 247 Fairfield Ave as always open. The text appears garbled with phrases like m0 and Murity and Deliciousness and an unclear tag FPRISGIE PLES. The readable item is the address and 24/7 availability.
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America
Haller
Elinquent
Aihlis Ascara, EE Quinine
Adard
Bes
Mr. Hill
Ian
Ck Sau
Rose
the. Hurr
Inerican Hardware Stores
Wasricly
Mildle Be
Marlin-Rockwell
Armitling Goop Idea Xmas Cards
HAWLE
Opticians
Main _St. BRIDGEPORT
Cornell
Copper Exchange
Coffee and Sugar Exchange
United Stated
Chamber of Commerce of
Durkan
North Carolina
Mediation Board
Professor Abbott
Essen
Stenog
David Smith
Beasie Steve
Bessie
Smith
Hoyte
Fairfield Ave
American Bank & Trust Co
East Main St
Barnum Ave
Wincarnis
Hindle Pharmacy
Main St
Atlantic Pharmacy
Joseph E. Hartigan
Fred S. Porter
State St
Winearms
Europe
Edward Lassere, Inc
U.S
23Rd St
Noy
Wincarais
Cnetar
Ecole
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