Armistice Day Parade Marks End Of War In Bridgeport
Bridgeport wakes to a city dressed in flags celebrating Armistice Day and the first anniversary of peace. Khaki and navy blue uniforms return as veterans parade, while gold stars honor the fallen and memories of those who gave their lives. The day recalls the armistice, the ceasefire at 11 am, and the relief felt by workers and citizens who witnessed the end of the greatest war.
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Dr Caulkins Resigns From Education Board
Dr Clarence B Caulking a Republican member of the Board of Education resigned citing professional duties that prevent him from giving required time The board met for its first organizing session of the term following the election and discussed setup for the new term.
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Bridgeport Post circulation notice
If you do not receive your Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post or the paper on time call Barnum 6100 in the Circulation Department Post Publishing Co.
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Armistice Day Festivities Schedule Across City
The Armistice Day program lists events from 11:00 to 9:00 PM including factory closing, a parade formation from North Avenue and Main Street at 2:30 PM, colors presentation and decoration at Seaside Park, parade disbanding, and a Veterans of Foreign Wars parade at 7:30 PM. Two balls are scheduled, one by the VFW at the Casino and another by the Yankee Division Veterans Association at the Armory, with honors and salutes at Seaside Park.
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Artillery Salute Marks Day of Festivities in Bridgeport
A citywide celebration opens with an 11 o'clock artillery salute and continues to 2 the next morning. An 11am parade will move from North Main to Seaside Park led by police, veterans, bands, and numerous civic groups marching along Main Street. At Seaside Park the Raymond Warris Post dedication ceremonies occur with a 21gun salute. General Leonard Wood is expected to attend the Veterans Ball at 7 pm, with local women organizing patronesses and aerial photographers planned for the parade.
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Prince of Wales visits U S greeted by Lansing at border
Prince of Wales arrives in the United States at Rouses Point New York and is welcomed by Secretary of State Lansing and a parade of admirals and generals. The crowd cheers as he inspects a guard of honor and shakes hands with officials and flag-bearing locals.
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Senate passes Mouse bill on undeliverable mail return
Washington May 10 The Mouse bill authorizing return to senders of undeliverable second third and fourth class mail was passed by the Senate and sent to the President for signature. Only letter mail is now returnable to undelivered addressees.
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Senate May Take Final Ballot Article Ten Today
Washington October 10 The Senate nears a decision on article ten of the league covenant with a reservation likely to be adopted. The foreign relations panel proposal, similar to the administration’s view, survived 211 amendments as it faced a sea of opposition from GOP irreconcilables. A final vote was expected tomorrow.
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Berger Ousted From House Seat by 309 to 70 Vote
Victor Berger, Milwaukee socialist, denied his seat in the House for open opposition to war. The vote to unseat was 309 to 1, Rep Voight the sole supporter. The House directed Speaker Gillett to notify Wisconsin’s governor to call a special election.
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Government aims aggressive deportations nationwide
Washington November 10 Deportation proceedings have begun in several cities to remove violent radicals captured in nationwide raids. Attorney General Palmer said justice agencies will not delay hearings and will expedite cases with other departments pledging action. Prime goal is a continued clean-up with no let up. total held on warrants reached 394 as radicals organized in some cities.
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To a Mother of the Golden Star Poem
A mourning lyric honors a fallen hero, addressing the mother of the deceased as the “Mother of the golden star.” It praises his sacrifice, compares him to a sacred figure, and asserts his death serves mankind, preserving truth and welfare beyond the war.
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Palmer Defies Court With Coal Strike Stand
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer declares the federal court order must be obeyed and the government will enforce the decree against the United Mine Workers amid the coal strike. He asserts no labor resolution or officers' orders override law as miners face injunctions and possible escalation. The attorney general calls for a peaceful settlement while warning against defiance.
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Long Conference of Leaders Brings No Action to Rescind
Indianapolis officials of the United Mine Workers resumed talks on the court order to end the coal miners strike, with delegates reporting no immediate action. The meeting extended late as leaders weighed options and prepared to report to the court by tomorrow, while 33 temporary injunctions were served.
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Gompers Denounces Loyalty to Wilson Admin
Samuel Gompers, speaking for American Labor at a dinner for delegates to the international federation of trade unions, urged that loyalty to a temporary administration violates democracy. He said labor is free to judge and not tied to any administration. French labor leader Leon Jouhaux pledged support if needed, stating workers worldwide will assist.
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