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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1918

Page

7

Lodge Attacks Question Book Over Germanism Claims

Senator Lodge again attacks a Question Book on Germany and neutrality. A pro Germanism work is defended by its publisher and a reviewer claims the portal information was prepared in the Review of Reviews offices. The senator says the book omits reasons for U S entry and criticizes wartime censorship while noting it is marketed widely.

Washington Del Loder Mass Senate Review of Reviews Ain Puliie Deformition United States National Security League Croos Todge Germany Seema

New England Needs 75 Percent More to Reach Quota

The report shows New England must raise 75 percent more to meet the fourth liberty loan quota. Boston’s four day total reached 29,265,700 with subscriptions exceeding 10,000,000 transferred as credits elsewhere. A push across Massachusetts and other New England areas aimed to secure every member’s contribution and broaden public support.

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Women's fundraising results by state reported at meeting

Official tabulations show Vermonters raised 2240.95 and Maine 401050 for the drive with New Hampshire at 100250, while other notes mention large parks and women meeting with WIlmattvh and COBH. The report highlights heightened solicitation reliance and committee activity.

Anc Cobh Vermont Maine New Hampshire

DIBS AT PALAAM BAY. NESVY DRUPATN. Oct. &-lot Adrian Miauhin

Adrian Miauhin captain of the Gaorpelawn college basketball team died today at Pethaan Bay naval reserve station. He was 28 and home on a visit last Sunday in apparently excellent health.

Nesvy Drupatn Adrian Miauhin Hie Gaorpelawn College Tasket Teday Pethaan Bay NO OY Naval Reserve Stilion Tie

Providence and Boston Carmen Get Increases

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. The Boston Elevated Railway Company and the Rhode Island Company of Providence were granted wage increases to absorb rising operating costs. Elevating workers, including motormen and conductors, saw pay rises from 43 to 50 cents an hour, with other employees also receiving gains. Women were awarded equal pay for the same work. The changes take effect as issued, with some differences by line and position.

Rosia Company Sure Nee Line Hboaur Dthade Island

California Syrup of Figs Advised for Pushed Constipation

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs with senna to relieve a coated tongue, listless or feverish children, claiming a teaspoonful will cleanse the bowels and restore health. It warns against counterfeit syrups and notes directions printed on the bottle.

California California Fig Syrup Co

Begin Effort to Hold Labor Until Homes Are Ready

The United States Housing Corporation plans to compile data from 14 Bridgeport munition plants on housing shortages and worker retention. W. St. Lewis and Bridgeport representatives will collect statistics showing which jobs lose workers due to housing, with aims to secure tenements for factory staff as new housing by Fleusing Corporation rises.

W. St. Lewis Unita States Housing Corporation Bridgeport Houing Company Fi Bridgeport National Bank Ww. Tl. Ham Bridgeport Tmausing Corporation Lewis Reir Fleusing Corporation

Board Four Reports Delinquents to Police Department

The cat board for Division 4 announces a report to the Police Department this Saturday about delinquents who have not returned their questionnaires. The office will stay open Friday evening until 9 o clock to accommodate properly filed forms before a legal advisory board. If an extension is needed, contact the board at once.

Cat Board Division Department of Police

Cotton Manufacturers May Select Own Grades

Boston October 3. Assr an new that individual cotton manufacturers will not be required to use specific amounts of cotton of grades below middling provided the industry as a whole makes arrangements for taking the proportion of those grades determined to be fair and equitable for American mills. Brand, chairman of the committee on distribution of cotton, sent telegram to Rufus Wilson, secretary of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers, in reply to a query about the proposed plan.

Boston Ania Mills Brand Ae Markets Department of Esvnculture Rufus Wilson National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Mar Brand Wimssa Eowi

College Schedule Opening Delayed By War Department

Burlington Montana news reports the University of Vermont seeking war department permission to postpone the college opening scheduled for next Wednesday due to fuel and epidemic concerns. The article notes two induction exercises and a related mechanician corps training, with two deaths reported and a belief that a key leader’s condition is improving.

Burlington Res Wiekls University of Veremont TAO Cises Indtuctian Fewdagyim Et Mechanicah Seliusot Uemal Sins Corps Fle Univer Oreurret Eriered

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