Lloyd George Pushes Just Peace and League of Nations
London November 13 Prime Minister Lloyd George urged Liberal supporters that the coming election will decide the peace settlement and urged a just, nonvengeful arrangement. He called for a League of Nations to protect small nations and promote disarmament, while maintaining an efficient army.
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London
Lloyd George
Germany
France
Hector
Peace Congress
League of Nations
Balkans
Europe
Robert Cecil
Robert
Lord Robert
Conference of Nations
Blooded Men Fighters and the Iron in Life
A vintage advertisement extols blooded men as born leaders, detailing how phosphated iron fuels energy, nerves, and vigor. It claims health, endurance, and success hinge on iron and phosphates, urging readers to buy authentic tablets from drug stores and lead retailers.
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Eading
Fife
Iife
Ules
Acts of Anarchy Reported Ceased In All Germany
BERNE November 13 Wolff Bureau dispatches from Berlin say order rules Germany and acts of anarchy have ceased Majorities and minorities divide authority with minorities relegated to second place Majorties prepare the organization of a German republic Expulsion from Berne of a Bolshevik diplomatic mission occurred with an inquisitive crowd and infantry escorts in motor trucks
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Berne
Wolff Bureau
Berlin
Germany
Fhe
Wild West Show At Seaside to Swell War Chest
A mammoth Wild West show at Seaside park next Saturday follows a boxing carnival at Bridgeport armory to benefit the United War Work campaign. Superintendent Redgate says the parade and performances by cowboys Indians and trick riders will attract hundreds and the Barnum Bailey and Ringling Brothers teams will assist. Meanwhile Milford plans a United War Work benefit at Colonial theatre Thursday evening with tickets on sale.
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Style Armory
United War Work
Seaside Park
John H. Redgate
West
Kit Carson
Wyoming
Idaho
California
Bridgeport
Barmar and Bailey
Ringling Brothers
Redgate
Barnum and Batley
New York
Milroila
Colonial Theatre
United War Work Campaign
Corp
Davidson
Campeg
Head Street
Mary Boni
Maple Avenue
Myrtle Beach
Wallingford
Andrew Boni
George Fompkins
Camp Wall
New Jersey
Woodland Drive
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James Platt
Pratt's Institute
Brooklyn
Leonard Bremier
U. S
Minnesota
Ting
William ‘Matthews
Coverners Thland
Bridgeport Avenue
Ansantowrie
Walter N.boynton
Methodist Church
Simondson
Malsic
London
Milford
Hank God
Company L
Connecticut State Guard
Maryland
Foward Brarney
J Elis Island
Kindemont Center
Nplor
Nm Liege American Mag
Harold Bu Ystein
Grade
Daniels and Geddes Exchange Felicitations
London reports cordial messages between Josephus Daniels secretary of the US Navy and Sir Eric Geddes first lord of the British Admiralty. Daniels calls the day the greatest in 2990 years of history and notes 500000 American sailors sending greetings. Geddes thanks for cordiality and notes lasting friendship between navies and wartime cooperation.
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London
Mocessa
Josephus Daniels
Eric Gedd
Daniels
Eric Geddes
Mr. Daniels
United States
Seaside Fraternal Gala Night At Citizens Building
Seaside council Royal Arcanum WHL hosts a gala at Citizens Bank building 1025 Main Street tonight. Notables from New Haven and South Norwalk visit to witness a Dorchester ritual and hear W. J. Kirk discuss War Chest. refreshments to follow.
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Seaside Council
Royal Arcanum
WHL
Citizens
Main Street
Kay
Supreme Oratory
Woodfax
New Haven
W. Ds
Fanning
Blatter
Cannedistee AJ GB
Rogers
New York
South Norwalk
Dantary
Dorchester
W. J. Kirk
Krupp Accompanied Fleeing Hohenzellerns
Copenhagen reports Lieutenant Keepy Von Bohlen und Halbach husband of Bertha Krupp fled to Holland with the former German Kaiser. Despatches note they were arrested by revolutionaries in control of Juswen where Krupp works are located. School program mentions patriotic recitations and songs amid celebrations and flags.
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Copenhagen
Keepy von Bohlen Und Halbach
Bertha Krupp
Great
Krupp Steel Works
Holland
Exchange Telegraph ‘Company
AA. Daspatch
Taondon
von ‘Bohlen
Halbach
Juswen
Armistice Joy Across French Front as Celebrations Begin
Allied leaders debate League of Nations open to all nations while French troops celebrate the armistice at the front with cheers, processions, and fires. Reports describe crowds in Chimay, soldiers mistaken for officers, and envoys traveling in a German envoy convoy amid quiet public reverence. Two former captives recount wartime hardships and the collapse of German military capability as American and British prisoners assist in retreats. Munyon's Cold and Grippe remedies advertised for influenza relief with medical consultations offered.
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France
Associated Press
Chimay
Belgium
Guise
Chateau Thierry Salient
Nnes
Germany
Speculation in Short Sales Banned by Board
Washington November 13. The cotton distribution committee banned speculative short selling on the New York and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges. Bona fide hedge sales against purchase are allowed. selling orders from foreign countries are prohibited except to liquidate long contracts. Chairman Charles T. Brand notified exchange presidents by telegraph.
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Washington
New York
New Orleans
Cotton Distribution Committee
Bona Fide
Charles TF. Brand
Telegraph
Mer Brand
Hospital orderly held for robbing patient
Norwalk officials charge Pearland Cummings an orderly at Norwalk hospital with robbing a patient during pre op prep on October 21. He was arrested in Springfield in May and held for authorities. Cummings lived at Mrs Carri Bouton's home while in town. The patient’s pocket contained $25.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Hospital
Pearland Cummings
Springfield
Mays
Sammings
Carri Bouton
Friendship and Bottle Breakup at Pringle Scene
A report describes a dispute over a whiskey bottle between Thomas Pringle, 71, from Pairfield Avenue, and a roomer named Nilan. Police believe another bottle was involved during a quarrel that followed an accusation of stealing $20 from Nilan's room. Pringle allegedly resisted.
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Thomas Pringle
Pate
Pairfield Avenue
Natiny
Nilan
Pairfield
Pringle
Niki
Easy and Safe Way to Tint Gray Hair
A vintage advertisement promises a simple hair tinting method using Brownstone to restore youth by coloring gray hair from light golden brown to black. It claims harm-free results, notes two bottle sizes, and offers samples and a booklet from The Kenton Pharmacal Co. in Covington, Ky.
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Kenton Pharmacal Co
Coppin
Covington, Rye
TIZ Foot Comfort Ad Brings Relief for Tired Feet
An old newspaper fragment advertises "TIZ" to ease tired and swollen feet. It claims instant pain relief for aching joints, corns, callouses, and bunions, promising quick comfort and easier shoe wear at a low cost.
Sloan's Liniment Advantage in Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement urges quick relief from rheumatic pains using Sloan's Liniment. It claims the counter irritant penetrates without rubbing and fits many external aches, urging readers to apply and try today. Available at drugstores in 30c, 60c, and 1.20 prices.
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Sloan
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