Breakfast Table reflections on wartime life and holidays
A fragmented, seasonal column notes wartime stamps and bonds campaigns, Thanksgiving musings, and local life. It mentions war savings stamps, Christmas magazines, holiday images, post office needs, and social shifts among workers, with lines on Britain and poems by Edgar A. Guest.
State and Free Love Decree in Bolshevik Russia
Translation of extracts from Bolshevik records in Vladimir describe a state custodianship of women after age eighteen. The decree makes eligible married and unmarried women for state‑assisted matches, with men chosen monthly and children deemed state property. The piece denounces Bolshevism and warns of its alleged oppression and control.
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Bolshevik Bureau of Free Love
Russia
New York Tribune
Vladimir Russia
New Europe
Soviet Council of
Vladimir
Bureau of Free Love
Free
America
Public confidence in Wilson before Europe trip
The piece notes lingering public restiveness over President Wilson as he heads to Europe for a landmark peace conference. While some leading newspapers urge fuller public candor and confidence, the editorial defends his wartime leadership and commitment to making the world safe for democracy.
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Wilson
Europe
New York World
New York Times
New York Evening Post
Washington
Presiden
Peace Disclosures and Navy Heroic War Efforts
The piece highlights wartime service, noting five hundred battles with submarines and long patrols by destroyers, some Bridgeport sailors aboard. It recalls the return of large defense guns stripped from the coast and credits them to the final Allied victory along with pride in national achievements.
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Bridgeport
December Observed as Britain's Day Across Empire
The piece calls for December to be observed as Britain's day, honoring the empire and its wartime role. It emphasizes Britain's navy and army enabling others to join the war, notes nearly one million lives lost and billions donated, and urges due recognition of these sacrifices by the people.
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Britain
Little
Isle
England
Great Confederacy
League of Nations
British Empire
Connecticut First In State Aid For Schools
Connecticut led the nation by providing state aid to schools and has kept the practice. Last year’s aid totaled 577,161, a sizable sum in a near million dollar school bill. A registry shows 84,294, not all attending public schools, with church schools aiding substantially and a small fraction of ages 5 to 19 not attending.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Mrs Erickson to Stay in Retreat in Stamford Sanitarium
In habeas corpus proceedings Judge Joel H. Reed ruled Mrs. Clara Erickson of 63 Riverside Drive New York must remain at Dr Givens sanitarium in Stamford for now. The case notes her abduction by her husband and alleged cruelty and delusions while experts provided mixed opinions on her mental state.
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Clara Erickson
Riverside Drive
New York
Allan Wiefendorf
New Haven
Dielendorf
A. H. Post
Fxm
Ericksons
Erickson
Cummings to Speak at Elis Memorial Sunday
Worner S. Cummings of Stamford will deliver the oration at Bridgeport lodge no 36 memorial service in State street lodge rooms Sunday at 2 pm. Attendance expected near 400 as 90 members are serving. An orchestra of 40 under Prof John J Ray will perform.
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Worner S. Cummings
Stamford
Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Cummings
Stamford Lodge
Washington, D. C
Bridgeport
John J. Rayholds
Williamb. Prendergast
M. J. Clapby
P. J. Kelly
Official Canvass Shows Big Fail in Vote This Year
The state board of canvassers reviewed the November 6 vote and found a sharp decline from two years earlier. Total statewide congressional votes were 476,988, down 26,812 from 1916, with district tallies showing modest gains for some parties and large margins for others. Sheriff and state senate results in Fairfield County and various districts are listed with pluralities ranging from 81 to 3,830, highlighting a fragmented outcome.
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State Board of Canvassers
Wilhelm Gets Flowers Daily From Friends
AMERONGEN Holland Triday Nov 22 By the Associated Press The former German emperor goes for a drive with Count Von Bentinck and a police guard He receives flowers and dainties daily yet letters of hatred arrive at the castle addressed Wim Hohenzollern which are kept from him German inmates at Weil am Rottent camp recently fought over the portrait of the former emperor news from the same dispatch notes camp clashes and soldiers demand different display Meanwhile in Washington November 27 the army central officers training camps will shorten instruction by one month closing February 14 graduates may enter the officers reserve corps
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Amerongen
Holland
Associated Press
Count von Bentinck
Wim Hohensollem
Weillvazen
Landers
Washington
Nits
Officers Freserve Corps
Need Ships More Than Ever
Frederick J. Haskin argues that the United States must massively expand its merchant marine to support Europe’s reconstruction and troop transport. He notes current tonnage, targets for 1920, and the Navy Shipping Board’s role, including training programs and potential recruitments to meet a 10 million ton future.
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Frederick J. Haskin
Washington
Navy
United States
Shipping Board
Europe
Belgium
Russia
Serbia
Ely
War Department
Germany
Tne
South America
Army
He Shipping Board
Navy Department
Naval Reserve
Merchant Marine
Avine Ojcer
Oeer Mantevial
Congress
The
Ukraine Protests Lemberg Seizure By Polish Army
The Ukrainian federation in the United States claims Poles seized Leninberg, eastern Galicia, provoking protest. It denounces Polish forcible incorporation and cites Wilsonian self determination, vowing to await peace conference rulings. A mass meeting is planned December 1 to discuss the Ukrainian congress in Washington December 15.
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United States
Lemburg
Leninberg
Galicia
Poland
Wilson
Federation
Washington
Board of Appeal to Review Labor Award
Washington November 27 The Emergency Fleet Corporation AF of L plan a three two three board to review decisions of the shipbuilding labor adjustment board. Navy Commander J J Ackerson M R B Tuttle W G Hudson named as corporate members. labor seats await selection. Appeals from yard wage awards filed as protests noted.
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Washington
Shipbuilding Labor
Imergency Fleet Corporation
American Federation of Labor
Emergency Fleet Corporation
J. J. Ackerson
Navy
M. RB. Tuttle
W. G. Hudson
Fleet Corporation
Macquald
Slacker Colony Found in Argentine Capital
New York report says government agents uncovered evidence of a large colony of slackers in Buenos Aires tied to Maurice Radam. Indicted by a federal grand jury, Radam appealed for aid claiming membership and financial support from friends in the United States.
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New York
Maurice Radam
Buenosires
Radam
Trom ‘Radam
New Yor
United States
Live Political Gossip From Capitol: Walsh Tops Democratic Surge
Former Massachusetts governor and senator elect David I Walsh is described as the first Democrat sent to the Senate from the Bay State since the party’s rise. The piece notes expectations he will engage Senator James Reed of Missouri, and discusses mileage costs, adjournment incentives, and anticipated presidential moves toward Europe amid cable government takeovers and a peace conference.
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David I.walsh
United States
Massachusetts
Bay State
Republican Party
Tis
James Reed
Missouri
Europe
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