Confessed at last on German navy in World War I
The German navy writer Persius asserts Germany admitted defeat at the Battle of Jutland and admits losses in submarine warfare. He portrays German rulers as cold blooded and claims mutiny aided Britain, noting truth prevails and praising Persius's contribution to naval history.
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Four Bridgeport Men on Casualty Lists for Today
Long casualty list shows numerous soldiers with hometowns including Bridgeport and New York. Entries name ranks from private to lieutenant, with many surnames such as Stancish, Feldman, Swanson, and Tracheon, reflecting wartime losses and promptly updated notices.
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Fragmented verse on aging and longing for youth
A reflective fragment recalls aging, white hair, halting steps, and memories of days past. The speaker cherishes youthful sights, songs, and skies, contrasting them with present limitations while affirming enduring faith and hope.
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Uneducated America says rural teachers must be raised
A Washington bureau official warns that an educator shortage threatens rural schooling as soldiers with teaching experience may be drafted to keep schools open. The piece argues for a nationwide recruiting drive and federal aid to raise pay, training, and availability of rural teachers amid wartime strains.
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Fragmented World War I Era Notebook Riff
A fragmented, stream of consciousness style piece reflects on war, peace, and society. It mentions veterans, songs, coal production, women’s suffrage activity, and political figures while mixing weather and daily life snapshots. The tone mirrors a newspaper page segment with scattered quotes and allusions.
Newcomers Day Campaign Aims to Unite Bridgeport
The Bridgeport churches launch Newcomers Day inviting new residents and longtime locals to attend open houses. Government and Bridgeport Pastors' association back the effort to strengthen bonds after war and business readjustment, promoting spiritual and civic unity across the city.
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Army of Occupation Foretells Redefined American Status
An editorial argues that Americas army of occupation in Germany marks a historic shift in U.S. policy and national identity. It condemns German actions in WWI era and warns against naivete about German reforms while urging vigilance of leaders and enemies.
Keep the Liberty Chorus Together for Future Service
The Liberty chorus, described as a sterling group of musicians, should remain united and ready for ongoing service. Veterans of victory through song are urged to maintain organization, support Mrs. Granniss and her helpers, and ensure the chorus’s nurturing and inspirational role for the future.
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Fuel administration asked for coal supply statement
Washington Nov. 20 The Semite manufacturers committee that investigated the coal situation last winter asked the fuel administration to furnish a statement on current anthracite supply and distribution plus information on production costs. The committee has made no decision on further investigation.
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Zeiter to Speak at Newheld Church Tonight
Rev J E Zeiter of New York City with eight months in France since the war began will address the Newheld church at eight o clock. He will speak on Experience in War and Hopes in Peace and an invitation is extended to all who wish to hear him attend.
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Taft Roosevelt Rift Fuels 1920 Nomination Debate
The article reports Taft moving away from Roosevelt over a proposed league of nations to enforce peace. Roosevelt voices strong opposition to the league. Massachusetts Republicans blame Governor McCall for Senator Weeks's defeat, sidelining both from 1920 nominating considerations. With New York unlikely to back Whitman, speculation centers on Roosevelt as the nominee, though his frailty may bar his candidacy.
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