Connecticut Will Fight Any Peace With Kultur
Connecticut State Council of Defense adopts a resolution opposing any peace with Germany or its vassals unless Germany is unconditionally surrendering. It demands complete military victory, reparations, and no peace by negotiation until central powers are defeated, asserting no armistice while German forces remain. The resolution, drawn by Justice George W. Wheeler, was passed unanimously and telegraphed to the President, cabinet, and Congress.
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Connecticut Chamber of Commerce backs unconditional surrender stance
President Edward E. Jones telegraphed President Wilson and Connecticut's two senators, endorsing a resolution from the State Council of Defense against any peace talks with Germany unless the Allies achieve unconditional surrender. The message reflects a hardline wartime position from the local business group.
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Germany
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Close Newtown election yields mixed license result
Voters in Newtown go to the polls amid a tight race with Republicans claiming key town offices and a narrow yes vote on the license issue. Reports note wins for assessor and selectman, a near balance on the license question, and a scheduled annual town meeting with officials presenting the year’s budget and duties.
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Sixtean Femde
Wallace Mitchell
Tawth School
Charles CG
Mor
Oscar Witnesehler
Connecticut Power and Ihshit Company
Jake Hill
Walter H. Kiernan
Bridgeport Builders Fear Ban Stalls Housing Projects
Builders and homeowners in Bridgeport report widespread delays as the War Industries Board order slows non war related construction. A meeting of Bridgeport builders urged Washington to guarantee completion of essential housing work, warning that private projects risk halting without authority backing.
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Bent May Run Against Miller For Democrats
Bent and Miller contest the probate judge race. Miller seeks renomination on the Republican ticket while Bent runs with the Democrats. The probate convention at Stratfield meets at noon to renominate Miller. Bent is a longtime politician with the Buckingham Bent firm, viewed as the Democratic nominee prospect.
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May Nominate Johnson For Education Board
Republicans converge at conventions to select candidates for November 4 elections. Potentially nominate Johnson for the Board of Education, with debate over Nathaniel W. Bishop. Town Chairman Robinson cautions aldermanic primaries for October 1, districts to caucus beforehand.
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Ir. J. Murray Johnson
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Obituary items and notes from a city newspaper
Obituary notices for Mary Agnes Morrissey and several others recount brief illnesses and funerals. Details include names, relations, addresses, church services, and interments. Additional notes mention Mormon population counts in Western states and a theater quote about profitability.
Contested Case Note From Fragmented Report
An incomplete OCR fragment references a case related to Ti Wwataut and Woboubues with a Delertive rank Heullrook eliibiesl and mute. The readable words point to a legal or investigative note but lack clear actions or outcomes. Entities are uncertain due to garbled text.
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Bowling Ad From Universe Draughting Pen Company
A fragmented OCR note mentions a bowling payment of 456 dollars from Universe Draughting Pen company located on Cha fron street. The case continues until October 12 with actions in City court noted as ongoing yesterday.
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Cha Fron Street
Erragis
Morins
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