Factories begin retroactive wage payments under award
Nearly all signatories to the Fidlitz award have started paying back wages and increasing pay. Some plants report noncompliance at others, while unions plan women representation on mediation boards and organize guards. A war labor board examiner is due back to review alleged discriminations and pending factory protests.
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Fidlitz
Stager Manufacturing Company
Binger
Winter
Machinists
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Miszisla Vervain
I Alc
Samuel Lavit
The
Machinists Union
Board of Mediation
le Suards
Heatons
Bridgeport
Remington
Metaitie
Eidnitz
Sterday
Representa
T Brass Company
Joan
Ion
War
Park
Singer
Rabions
Winn
Singer Manufacturing Company
Eidlitzny
Park City
Washington
Stenographers'and Clerks
Watchmen and Guards
Larre
Sixsie Hill
Mather
Asipheus Winter
National War Labor Board
Wadeslay
George
Hawler
Manafer
Fairfield Early with Turning Back Clocks
Fairfield residents set clocks back one hour on September 30 causing the town to fall an hour behind the nation tomorrow. The town clock at Boyle drug store was moved last night and factory workers in Grigeport and city-bound employees will lose time until the official change at 2 a.m. October 27.
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Fairfield
Boyle Drug Store
Crs
Grigeport
Pershing
Asted Press
Wwerp
Fata
Beermont
Cierges
Bethincourt
Hue
Firre
Grand-Pre
Marer
Soutlaush
Argonne Forest
German Laden With Sixteen Bombs at Rail Station
A man named Dimpila from Long Island was found with a suitcase containing sixteen bombs after a weighty briefcase drew attention at a railroad station. Patrolman Maloney forced him to open the bag, revealing the contraband. Dimpika admitted theft and will be arraigned, with possible transfer to federal authorities for investigation. He claimed no local acquaintances and says he has worked in munitions shops for six months.
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Maloney
Dinipida
Dimpiki
Dimypla
Long Island
Bedford's Gasless Move Gains Unanimous Support
At a meeting in Bedford no vote occurred, but the committee agreed Bedford's gasless idea should be adopted and sent to Administrator Sheck Ferun and then to the President. The plan promises substantial savings of Susolene on Sundays, with figures ranging from SAG 890 to 1,000,0400 gallons, signaling Bedford's judgment accuracy.
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United States
Bedford
Sheck Ferun
Nine year old boy dies after street crash collision
Ni¢thahus Pichnik, nine, was struck by a vehicle owned by Patrick Mees on Catherine Street near Nie lame. He died at St Vincent's hospital shortly before 7 p.m. The driver could not recover from the impact. Police and hospital staff investigated the incident.
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Pichn
Change of Precincts Discussed by City Board
City police board meeting considers changes to precinct boundaries. Presiding officer John Stanley leads committee. Patrolman Peonk Catan faces pending charges in city court for breach of the peace and drunkenness. Superintendent Redgen to file charges. next meeting set for October 16. A letter crediting Betas five Burns from Asherore Manufacturing Co. is recorded. Burns aided arrest of brass and copper thieves, ending a patrol theft ring. Council previously raised patrol pay. telephone operations approved.
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Othe
John ¢ Stanley Eneh
Ely
Peonk Catan
Awire Wes T
Polier Redgen
Unday
Betas Five Burns
Asherore Manufactering Company
Burns
Cowman Council
Bridgeport Lags In Loan Quota On War Subscriptions
Bridgeport trails other New England cities in War Loan subscriptions as reports show Bridgeport's total at about 1,061,500 toward an 12,280,000 quota. Local committees organize under I MH Dillon with captains for grocers, auto trades, bakers, newspapers, and other groups. Sailors from the Wack Rock naval base helped mobilize efforts while Newtown reports 121,800 raised from 433 subscribers toward its 92,309 quota.
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Bridgeport National Jantsch
the & & Kresge Company
New England
Dandling
Springfield
Atass
Liberty Jotun
France
I. MH. Dillon
R. D. Goddard
George Staden
Brennan
John WH. Redgate
Daniel EF. Johnson
Newsi
Clgar
George Crawford
Wiliant Ad. Baird
Charles Greene
Thomas Walsh
Wattter Anderson
Higuer
Alf. Tal
Wack Rock
New York
Newtown
Allies Smash West Front On Many Fronts In War News
War dispatches describe Allied advances across multiple fronts including Menin, Raanier junctions, and Cambrai as British and American forces push forward. Reports note deeper penetrations near St Quentin and the Vesle front, with German defenses under pressure and railroad hubs like Roulers and Cambrai contested.
Car Crash Injures Pedestrian Near Caroline Street
Stephen Gurlick, aged 80, was struck by a vehicle on Caroline Street when his foot slipped into the street. He sustained a leg fracture and was rushed to the Uridsepart Hospital for emergency treatment after receiving first aid from on-site responders.
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Struuch
Stephen Gurlick
Caroline
Kraekeld
Uridsepart Hospital
Fraudulent Incorporation Sale Sparks Town Fire Loss
A miswritten document from FUCRSTLORE PURM INCORPORATIES lists a false property share sale after a town fire. The memo names supposed principals Miray, Brodsky, and Lins, with an apparent 20,000 euro stake divided into ten shares of 10 each.
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Miray
Brodsky
Aurthor Muray
Satmued Brodey
Jasebly Lins
Bulgars Surrender as Armistice Clears Balkan War
Bul hark of military retreat as Bulgars give up fighting and an armistice ends Bulgaria as belligerent. Allies omit Balkan territorial questions. King Ferdinand to be settled by Mussalian internal affairs. British air raids target Bulgarian military stores near Petrich and Sofia, as Serbian forces push toward Uskub and Kustonelil amid heavy combat.
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Toulves
Lonbon
Seut
Treulers
Shin Town
Wils
Bel- bin
Lessian
Roulers
Gomming
Greece
Serbia
Bulgaria
Balkans
Ferdinand
Labor force figures show 7 174 workers joined shop force
昨日の報道によると多数の労働者が店頭作業へ参加し全 district で作業員が増加。各薬局の配布地点が列挙され労働者の出勤日と場所を示す。「Women's Magistration」署名入りの配布が各所で行われ、Levery’s drugstore など多数の薬局が受け渡し地点として挙げられている。
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Shop Force
Death of 15 year old boy linked to dog playingmate
A Bridgeport hospital report details the death of 15 year old Adrian Gagnon on his birthday after an appendectomy. His family says a pet dog, once a close companion, died shortly after the boy, and a funeral will be held from St. Anthony's Church with services at 8:30. He is survived by his parents, a brother in the Army, and four sisters.
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Andrew Gaoenon
Mountain Grove Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Gogaon
M Papal
Maplewood
Farving
Gagnon
C'Elark
From &T. Anthony's Church
Fev
Philip Te Mussicot
Coenan
Mina Gammon
Camp Morrith Nw RA
Mis. Heeloree Onelle
Hope
Dara
Aurora Gignon
Boy Run Down in Street Near 255 Catherine Street
Ten year old Nicholas Presento wheeled a small cart when struck by a coal truck owned by Patrick McGee Coal Company yesterday afternoon in front of his home at 255 Catherine Street. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital after treatment. The incident sparked reports of a serious head injury and local residents described the scene as chaotic with onlookers and workers nearby.
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Myon Street
Uetil
Noble Avenue
Bertshire
Ostrofsky
Hast Main
Damnn
Deverken
Seaview Avenue
Mens Barnum
Allard
Woot Avenue
Black Stock
Fairfield Avenue
Wright
Howarth Park
Parte Avenue
James To. ReGuvemn
Catherine Street
Nicholas Presento
Patrick McGee Coal Company
Felow
Se. Vincent
Aia Weis
James Sera
Walnut
Derek
Orishire Morrill
Thomas
Nickham
Secord
Wirklang
Ian Heuer
Incorporation of Labor Party Star Dec States New Platform
Petition for 22 signatures filed in Bridgeport to establish American Labor Party. Platform calls public ownership of utilities and rail, eight hour day, cost of living based fares, rent control, national public ownership of natural resources, and universal suffrage with a heavily graded income tax. Delegates and speakers include Peter Nuveken Harry Silversti David Clydesdale Leo Map Thomas Splaine and others with Italian community figures and local officials attending a statewide rally.
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Bridge
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Fedex
Union Me Shin
T Corpperation Pipers
Peter Nuveken
Harry Jf. Silversti
David Clydesdale
Leo H. Map
Thomas 7
Splaine
John Ff. Fla
William F. Booth
Ia Cohen
Erwin A. O'Connell
Henry O. Costello
G. Peck
Peter Ij Gallagher
Harry PB. Dean
Albers i Wmith
David HH. Rabinowil
Conrad Rh. Clementsen
Jesee Gardner
Oseph
A. Whyland
Red Cro Fulkee
Campact
Red Croise
Vasquez
VV. Procaccini
Tosi Renlo
Benjamin F. Root
Piail
Iich
Imeree
Neighbors Halted Unwed Couple In Teen Wedding Tale
Michael Gooneawak aged 20 and Sophia Whaudlork aged 11 faced juvenile court after living together as husband and wife since moving to Gymeport. The ceremony occurred at City Hall under Judge Wilder with Mrs. Rice supervising. Neighbors interrupted the wedding plans as the youths sought a marriage license though Sophia urged more official steps.
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Puig
Michael Gooneawak
S21
South Avenue
Syphia Whaudlork
Judge Wilder
Gymeport
Cit
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Sophia Wil Michael
Michael
Sophia
Ueain Sandty
Gettin Mario
Ateliel Atin
Phev
Aliehael
Diskins
Marviert
Speeches At St. Pauls Hall Highlight 20th Sep Significance
Luigi Kaversi, a famed Italian journalist from New York, addressed about 200 attendees at St. Pauls Hall last night. He spoke on the meaning of the 20th of September and its impact, urging commemoration and reflection.
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Luigi Kaversi
New York
Patrietic
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