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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
14
Washington October 17 reports say Wilson's note to Germany caused great disillusionment in Switzerland and among officials in Berne. Pan German papers protest while Reichstag majority show discomfort yet push peace maneuvers amid mixed reactions from allied and neutral observers.
A garbled report from the North German Gazette references Wilson's note and German policy, noting cautious reactions from government circles. It states German interests must come first and cites Cologne Volks Zeitung on reduced hopes for an equitable peace, signaling strained expectations after Wilson's response.
Milford residents flock to support a fourth loan drive with about $16,000 still needed to reach the target. At Colonial Theatre tonight chairman Arthur Clark urged quick subscriptions as local enthusiasm grows amid ongoing wartime bond efforts. Washington signals a continued notes exchange but with conditions that could complicate German negotiations.
Dutch subject Peter van Gammeren, 21, plans to enter U S service on Oct 22, waiving alien rights. An electrician by trade, he came to Bridgeport two years ago, aided by Mrs Gulliver who taught him English. He previously sailed as a steward on Scolland-American lines and intends to become an American citizen after the war.
Fires in six northern Minnesota counties are under control with little chance of resurgence. Hundreds of soldiers and home guards patrol the region and back-firing and vigilant quenching prevent new outbreaks.
Members of Park Avenue Temple anticipate Chaplain Tarry Reich of the United States Army conducting services tonight at the temple. Tomorrow morning Rabbi Abrams will lead Sabbath services and Monday school will meet. a large crowd is expected for the chaplain's welcome.
Chicago authorities announce a proclamation barring all public gatherings except those essential to the war effort, issued by the influenza commission with Governor Lowden's approval. The measure aims to curb the spread of influenza during wartime conditions.
Obituary notices report Hohn LeCuley and Jenn McCales passing after brief illnesses. No funeral arrangements have been made. Remains to be transported to their city by relatives. Details are sparse and a funeral date is not yet set.
The Brideenport fire department relies on a two platoon system as 20 firefighters are out sick with Spanish influenza. John A. Leonard says the arrangement keeps two engines manned and would force closures otherwise. Hoseman James Gallagher and Joseph Strickfus are among those seriously ill, with Strickfus in alarming condition.
Norwalk reported additional deaths from influenza and pneumonia including William Casey Julia Kinsted John Lombardi Annie Trent Arrelig de Joe and John Gidard of Sangatuck. Also reported is Private Frederick EH Abbott of Battery M 5th P Field Artillery who died at Camp McClellan Alabama after six years in the regular army.
An advertisement touts a set of remedies for impure blood pale face weak nerves and torpid liver. Sarsaparilla Peptirin iron tonic and Hands Pills are promoted as a family cathartic trio to aid bunches sores eruptions paleness and nervousness. Suggested doses of Huos Pill and other medicines are offered with sale by all druggists.
Now is the time to register and reserve. Call or write Stensom's School at 4189 State St in Staples Bank Building Bel. Batnung 1303 4 sessions 9 to 12 4 02 2 tod and 7 to
In Washington on January 27 the House delayed the six billion dollar military deficiency measure as partisan critique of the War Risk Insurance Bureau dominated two hours of appropriations debate. Rep Sherley of Kentucky warned action depended on bipartisan support, while Rep Madden of Illinois called the bureau inefficient. Pay for the army, totaling 696,327,000, passed without comment, and authorizations for expanded Shipping Board facilities also moved forward. If the House passes the bill tomorrow, Senate action is unlikely before Monday due to adjournment and the finance committee turning to the war revenue bill.
New York October 17 James A Flaherty supreme knight announced the Knights of Columbus gave $2000 to Madame Foch wife of the marshal for the fund aiding widows and orphans of French soldiers seeking relief and support.
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