Women to Play Important Part in Reconstruction of World
Ex Ambassador Morgenthau told a Stratfield ballroom audience that reconstruction mostly concerns the world beyond the United States and urged women to act as citizens in the global task. He contrasted Europe’s devastation with America’s relative safety, urging women to join in shaping the postwar order alongside League of Nations plans.
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Morgenthau
United States
Henry Morgenthau
Stratfield
Connecticut
Europe
Union Mine Workers Contest Conditions Saw To Be Imposed
Union Mine Workers officers in district 2 met at Clearfield and sent telegrams to locals to resist returning to work upon notice from the national. a new reason for delay cited as fines on strikers and slow wage payments under the Gar agreement. Secretary Gilbert noted refunds of fines and delays in refunds.
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Johnstown
United Mine Workers
Clearfield
Ddwr
National
Gilbert
Ima
Ars
Gar
Eld
Cald Storage Eyes Not to Be Licked by Dealers
Hartford November 13 A attorney general rank of in ward a food revival requiring that old storage eggs be marked will not be enforced. Mr Scovilla has asked that enforcement of the egg law be deferred as it probably should result in an increased cost to the consumer. Thomas Holt dairy and food had set next Saturday fifth date when the test law would be enforced.
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Hartford
Wta Pood
Ricueva
Scovilla
Homas Holt, Dairy and Food
Suffragists criticize delay by Republicans in granting the vote
Delegates at the 10th Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association convention discussed tactics for urging a special legislative session to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. A resolution condemning Republican leaders for opposing a session was expected, while Miss Julia Hinaman denied Women's party control claims and cited Hartford discussion.
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Connecticut
Woman Suffrage ‘Association
Stratield
Julia M. Hinaman
Hartford
Hinaman
Association
Nancy Astor canvass drawing near the end
London reports multiple parliamentary byelections this week led by Plymouth where Lady Astor seeks Unionist victory against W T Cray and Isaac Troote. Whester le Street Jurham valley saw John Lawcon and David nour contesting the seat. Isle of Thanet will feature Hamond Harmsworth against Captain Alex Wess as voting continues with results due in a fortnight.
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London
Plymouth
Lady Astor
Viscount Astor
W. T. Cray
Taborite
Isaac Troote
tSemral
Whester-le-Street
Jurham Valley
John Lawcon
Laborite
David Nour
National Democrat
Tray Don
Allan Smith
Howard Holder
Isle Thanet
Kent
Hamond Harmsworth
Aex- Wess
Martins Ferry mill workers end strike standstill
Workers at an independent Martins Ferry Ohio mill opposite Wheeling West Virginia voted to return to work today breaking the first united stand since the strike began in September. About 1,800 new employees are reported at the plant.
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Strikgang
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Wa
Jail Threats Spur Citizens to Rally Across Washington
In Tacoma and Centralia a wave of fear follows reports that J W W and radicals plan to free prisoners in Thurston County. A posse deports three inmates toward Monroe while armed locals patrol, with 18 aboard a train stopped near Bismarck. Police and former soldiers hunt four suspected IWW members linked to Armistice Day violence and a fatal end for Ernest Everetts.
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Tacoma
Bismarck
Severn
Commodore Brand
Warren Grimm
Elmer §. Smith
John Doe" Reynolds
State Reformatory
Monroe
Bordeaux
IW. W
Centralia
Wash
Industrial Workers of the World
Tatal
Britt Smith
Waa
Ernest Everetts
Everetts
Soldier Dead Bag Searcher Saved From Mob in Hoboken
In Hoboken New Jersey on a November day, former service members stopped a mob from beating Moyer Waverman after he was caught searching the bag of a dead soldier brought from Russia on the transport Lake Daraga. Recorder Carsten issued a sharp reprimand and a $109 fine, paid. Police escorted Waverman to the ferry to Manhattan to shield him from the crowd.
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Hmoboken
N. Y
Moyer Waverman
Russia
Lake Daraga
Carsten
Hattan
President Wilson Delights Prince at White House Visit
President Wilson greeted Albert Edward prince of Wales in the White House sick room after tea with Mrs. Wilson and the president’s daughters. He recalled the bed where Lincoln slept and Buchanan entertained the prince’s grandfather, while the heir wreaths Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon and praised the warm American reception.
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Wiashington
Wilson
Maron Renfrew
Edward VII
Washington
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Ingland
White House
Buchanan
Lincoln
Queen Mother Alexandria
United States Moves to Halt Mexican Arms Deliveries
The State Department disclosed large Mexican orders for arms and ammunition from Belgium and Spain as a possible pretext for intervention. Protests in Brussels cited the arms convention while Madrid’s non-party status limited action. Shipments allegedly funded by prominent Mexican officials moved toward Mexico, with Spain moving rifles, machine guns, and ammo through intermediaries.
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Mexico
Belgium
Spain
State Department
United States
Brussels
Madrid
Fabrique Nationale Dvarinas
Liege
Candido Aguilar
Carranga
Europe
George Washington
Tome
Mount Vernon
Fresco Arredonds
Catranua
Tlavana
Menten
Thyrt
Paris
Mondragos
United Statis
Mondragon
Peru
Chile
Argentina
South America
Red raid nets 47 suspects in Hartford County jail
Dmytro Rusnak and another alleged Red were moved to Hartford County jail after a raid on Sadler's hall Willard Street last Saturday night. Immigration Inspectors Clark Leonhard and Witzgerald led the exams of alleged meds with many awaiting individual hearings. Joan Martinowski of Rockville, said to be secretary of the state Russian Workers union, was the first examined.
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Dmytro
Rusnak
Hartford County
Sadler’s Hall
Willard Street
Husnak
Hartford
William Clark
Martin Leonhard
James Witzgerald
Joan ,Martinowski
Rockville
The
Russian Workers Union
Thefts Of Cocaine From Army Supplies At Rosston
Two men employed at a South Boston army supply base were arrested with another man on charges of obtaining and receiving cocaine and morphine valued at $200. The arrests mark the government’s first step in prosecuting thefts that deprived the state of large drug quantities. A separate item notes a proposed constitutional amendment on ratification by popular vote introduced by Senator Ellington of New Jersey.
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Rosston
Ansonia Radical Arrest in Hartford Roundup
Ansonia Connecticut November 13 Peter Anstra an alleged radical was arrested here today by federal agents in Hartford He was among those rounded up last week and released after examination by authorities
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Ansonia
Conn
Peter Anstra
Hartford
Anstra
German jailed for remarks at Armistice parade in Centralia
A German man, William Bidzenser, voiced approval of shootings of ex service men during Armistice Day events in Centralia Wasi He was sentenced to one year in Passaic county jail. Arraignment remarks that he did not intend his words seriously were not accepted as a defense.
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Paterson
N. J
Nev
Centralia
Wasi
Hroperie
William Bidzenser
Passaic
Labor leaders and coal barons seek end to troubles in wage talks
Washington on November 13 reports indicate labor chiefs and coal operators from the bituminous fields will convene to settle a new wage agreement. The main issue is the termination date of the Washington 1918 pact, with both sides hopeful for a mutual resolution including miners demand for a sixty percent wage increase and shorter hours. Garfield to attend opening, press may be admitted, and talks could be open to reporters.
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Washington
Minera
Cabte
Anderson
Indianapolis
Garfield
Junbor Wilson
Department of Inabor
Wilson Saaid
Palmer
Birmingham
Alabama
Post Publishing Co Circulation Notice for Papers
If you fail to receive your Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post or the paper on time call Barnum 6100 Circulation Department Post Publishing Co for delivery issues and service inquiries.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Post Publishing CO
Senate Adopts Reservation Limiting U S Interference in Europe
The Senate, aligning with President Wilson, approved an article ten reservation to the league covenant by a 46 to 33 vote. Republicans narrowly upheld the measure, aiming to force swift action on ratification while Democrats debated broader cloture and alternative reservations touching Monroe Doctrine and domestic questions.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
League
Congress
Cheyenne
Wyo
Crong
United Repub- Mcan
Fitchcock
Londoners Razz Pussy Foot Johnson in Prohibition Demonstration
Crowds of medical students marching with banners disrupted a London meeting held by American prohibition workers. Police faced a barricaded hall as demonstrators stormed in and captured W. Johnson known as Pussy Foot. Johnson and Fr. Mackenzie were pelted and carried along the Strand amid cheers and song.
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London
W. Johnson
Pussy Poot
Johson
Fr. 12
Mackenzie
Johmson
Clash After Shooting Divides Wilmington in Race Riot
Whites and Negroes clashed after police shot at two officers during a robbery inquiry in Wilmington Delaware. About 300 whites confronted four Black men, a Black man was wounded, police used clubs, and three Black suspects were moved under guard to Philadelphia to prevent mob violence.
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Wilmington
Dbel
Iuutey
Negroa
Philadelphia
North Dakota mine surrenders to state under protest
On November 18 in Bismarck North Dakota the state announced plans to hire about thirty soldiers to operate mines under Gov Frazier. Troops were dispatched today under Adjutant B Praser to move the mines as requested. The Washburn Lignite Company mines at Wilton were surrendered to the state under protest to Captain I B Baird of the state militia.
Great throng at Hugo Haase's funeral in Berlin
In Berlin on November 18 the ashes of Hugo Haase, leader of the Independent Socialists, were buried at Lichterfeld cemetery. About 25,000 mourners tramped through slush behind the hearse carrying the urn to the grave.
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Berlin
Associated Fress
Hugo Haase
Independent Socialista
Lichterfeld
Ttia
Unions Proposal For Alliance Not To Be Accepted
Grand Rapids, Mich nov 13 The National Grange will form no alliance with organized labor in the opinion of National Master Oliver Wilson If fulfilled the grange in convention here will vote to decline an invitation extended by Samuel Gompers for such a union The matter will be presented early next week at a secret session and referred to a committee for action T he range was asked to go on record opposing railroads retreat from the companies for at least two more years The first departure from hitherto followed by the National Grange was suggested by Jon Morris state master of Colorado
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Grand Rapids
Mich
National Grange
Oliver Wilson
Grange
Samuel Gompers
Jon Morris
Colorado
Willan Bouck
Washington State
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