Berlin envoys reach allied lines amid war in Europe
Vienna dispatch notes Entente and Hungarian army commanders agree on armistice terms. German forces retreat under pressure across France Meuse Argonne, with British French and American advances netting towns and prisoners. German lines hold at Rethel bridgehead as losses and disarray grow, signaling a critical German military situation.
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Republicans Take House in Postwar Power Shift
Republicans appear to win a House majority and shape postwar policy, with plans to control committees, set a conservative program for 1919 1920, and tackle war exit timing. Senate outcome uncertain with races in Michigan New Mexico still unresolved.
Elks to Work Second Degree on Class Tonight
Bridgeport lodge of Elks plans a second degree work tonight at the club rooms on State Street for the first time in ten years. More than 20 prominent city business men will receive their first degree, followed by an old time social session for members. A large turnout of out of town members is expected and the meeting will start at 8 o'clock.
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Cease Recruiting of Women for Navy Work Continued
HS Hendrick of New London announced that orders have been received to continue indefinitely the enrollment of women to take the place of men who will be sent to sea. The Navy will extend the program as men are deployed.
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Whitehouse Leads Poli Audience in Concert
George W. Whitehouse of the M C A recently returned from France and WW V Dee of Bridgeport chaired a four minute speakers event at Poli's theatre. A four minute concert followed with patriotic songs, prompting a high pitch of patriotism from the audience.
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Soldiers' Votes Make Changes Senate and House Shifts Favor Republicans
The piece notes Senator Hurley, long serving in the Senate, faced a hard Democratic primary in Waterbury but retained the nomination and election. Republicans gain seats across multiple counties, securing a strong majority in the House and overall control of the Legislature and county organizations.
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Rethel Falls to French Army In Northern Push
French forces push north from Rethel capturing Dyenne with a 77mm and a 105mm battery, taking three officers and crew. They advance along the front through Vauselles Au boncourt Sorey Chagny Les Amont and reach Omicourt in the Bar river region, securing territory north of Altieny Guincourt and Jonyal.
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Unclear names and results from fragmented political tally
Fragmented OCR text reports incomplete election figures for both parties and houses. It mentions Tsabella Tr Laglin and Fors future funeral notices, with no coherent totals or outcomes. Senate returns are referenced but not specified.
Fractured Notice From Ottawa Adverts
An unreadable advertorial fragment from Ottawa mentions illness, liver and kidney trouble, and a garbled claim about a “Wanird-lives” product. It references walking, a price of 82.56, and dealers in Ogdensburg, with uncertain age and contact details amid archaic phrasing.
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War Bureau Prepares For Americanization
The Department of Americanization of the Connecticut State Council of Defense seeks to involve Connecticut industries in Americanizing foreign born workers. Bridgeport War Bureau also pursues this effort. Factories report English language and American customs classes uplift productivity, safety, and order adherence, reducing labor turnover.
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Dr Abbott Speaks at Pal: Gathering
Dr Abbott of Taunton Massachusetts, president of the Medical Society of Mitsail ebuselly, spoke to the Gridgeport Philosophical Society on Main Street. The topic Our Friends defined a friend as one who inspires noble ideas and better effort. He promised a return engagement, introduced by Dr Simon G L Katzoff.
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Death of Connecticut Mutual Life President Taylor
Hartford, Nov. 6. John M. Taylor, president of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, died at his home here of pneumonia. Born in Hartford 73 years ago, he graduated from Williams College in 1867 and joined the Connecticut Bar in 1870. He was a director of several Hartford banks and leaves a son, Captain Clifford Taylor, serving on the headquarters staff of the 25th division in France.
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France
Germans Gassing Belgian Civilians Reported Atrocities
Descriptions of gas shells used by German forces during retreat bombardments across Belgium. Indescribably heart breaking scenes, civilians without protection, a Belgian soldier finds his wife and daughter dead in Wynghemes ruins. Widespread devastation near Ghent with many deaths from gas in Mansbeke. Civilians flee then return to further ruin and sacked properties.
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U boats beaten by half million tons reported
London reports the output of world merchant tonnage in the last quarter exceeded total losses from all causes by nearly half a million gross tons. The United Kingdom built new shipping for 895 tons, with other allies and neutrals adding 172,734 tons. Merchant vessels completed in the United Kingdom and entered into service in October totaled 146,100 tons.
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Eastern Silesia Placed Under German People's Council
Amsterdam dispatch reports Vienna advice that eastern Silesia nearly to the frontier is placed under the administration of a German people's council. Cracow papers say Prague Czech commander instructed Czech forces in Silesia to treat Silesia as Czech territory.
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German troops praised for bravery on Oise and Aisne fronts
German leaders commend the western army groups for ordinary achievements and bravery on the Oise and Aisne as they thwart enemy plans. The German military mission has departed Vienna, per advices from Austria's capital.
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Cummings Claims Will Hold Senate and Organize the House
Washington, Nov. Homer S Cummings acting chairman of the Democratic National Committee declares the Democrats will hold the Senate and organize the House. He cites expected popular support from Massachusetts New York and Ohio and calls Republican majorities in New Jersey and Connecticut waning while Ferndinand leaders fail to rebuke the President.
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