Ostend and Douai Fall as British Break Through
British troops entered Ostend and Bonni while reports say Lille fell to the Fifth Army. Allied lines push past Le Cateau as American and British forces cross the Selis river and seize crucial positions. German rear guards sustain heavy losses as Ostend and Zeebrugge bases are evacuated.
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Douai
London
Bonni
Haute Dele Canal
War Office
Lille
Lille Seotor
Associated Press
Flanders
Ostend
Alvators
Toceca@Armes
LE Cateau
Selis
Germany three classes in Munsey's Magazine
From a revolutionary view Germany is split into three classes the leaders and elite the mass of the people and a small revolutionary minority in the Reichstag. The third class protests are crushed by a police state while the second class despises the extremists and seeks favor with the first class. Demands for democracy suggest change after the war.
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Reichstag
Gearminy
Wass
Munsey
Aim to Prepare To Accept Terms (Continued from Page 1)
Reports from Rome and notes on Vienna indicate the dual empire faces decisive political moves toward liberal government structures. Polish, Czech, and Slovak actors push independence or autonomy while allied powers seek constitutional reforms to end empires’ military rule.
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Washington
At- Nurs
Atti Fomgury
State Department
Rome
Isks
Stanek
Stanek Deckired
Wity
Prague
Ana
Vienna
Eva Vanes
Jury Frees Doll Of All Charges In Riot Case
The jury cleared the accused of all charges after Thomas thanked Attorney Wittens for a brilliant defense. State arguments by Carl Poster Nisha ts and Judge Reed's instruction preceded the verdict. No further charges were pursued despite rumors of conspiracy against Thomas and Hawking.
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Thomas
Wittens Tr. Gowls
Tideo Carl
Nisha Ts Argumant
Reed
Thomas and
Hawking
Jebaney
Whomais
Ieystone Clus
Moe
Palce
Nice
Charles Winters
Albert Smith
Jamies Pickett
Midawird Cierny
James H. Graves
Angela Dlon- Belo
Jon Verdiet
Lallok
Nustion
Prent
Mundoes Peibate
Attournes Lewik
Lyneurs
Teeeedl
Homas
Liberty Loan drive expands as Dillon touts club gifts
The article details Bridgeport leaders raising funds for the Liberty Loan. It notes Mose’s membership push, Dillon's matching offers, and $53,000 added to the fund from luncheon subscriptions. Scouts paraded, selling bands totaling nearly $89,000, aimed to reach $100,000. The piece references local officials and court remarks amid war fund efforts.
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Lng
Iiwanis Chuh Resterdas Wot
Dillon
Mercantila Divigior
Moseaking
Catral
Twent
Siemann Thyra Rubber Co
Bridgeport
R O
Camela Co
Thol Co
CL Bateheller & Co
Sprague Metor Co
Vida
Mercantile
Tlherly Loum Committee
Liberty Loan Fund
Michael Sinhra
Chapman and Rangstrod Atwater
I. A. Cantswell
W. J. Travis
W. M. Wadfield
At. Corbet
J. H. Richardson
John J. Ifisher
J. P. Haley
Owe and Whohlmaier
George CG. Goulden
BR. W. Miller
D. M. Jones
Ivishie Pie Co
Bridgeport Pauper Rox Co
Margiv
Klas Jlowe
A & Ts
Ps Jin
Wea
Cry for Nurses Now Most Acute in Bridgeport
The city faces a nursing shortage amid a flu outbreak. Local women offered help, visiting patients and caring for families, while Red Cross nurses urged broader volunteer support. Doctors warned whiskey worsens cases and urged public health measures. The medical meeting backed continued theatre and school operations with precautions.
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Ridgeport
Kenney Willow Street
Thenry Webberg
UK Mork Avenue
Une Tse
Navy
Red Cross
Cridgeparkh
Dhuarhie
Wo FL Brown
Bridgeport
Fo Frank
Ostita
Frantoax
Million Dollar Liberty Club Forms In City Rise
A local Liberty Loan club declares progress toward a million, with Mrs. Diuvtey Morris and Harvey Hhuabhelb ba leading as teachers and officials boasting the group’s top status. New members join from firms like Bussiek Co and Beardsley, with plans to push to a million and a half.
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Diuvtey Morris
Harvey Hhuabhelb
Teaders
Cub
Ian
Liberty Loan
Ehb
Wes
Reykjavik Bread Plant Uses Gas Waste Heat
Municipal report notes Reykjavik council began bread baking using waste heat from gas works. Three pound loaves baked in batches of three within three hours, claiming coal savings. Sections on health, Spanish influenza cases surge with 2 975 total. seven hospitalizations, no deaths. Inspectors monitor ventilation, theatres, trams, factories. new temporary inspectors to boost oversight during the epidemic.
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Commerce Reports
Agerton
Copenhagen
Reykjavik
Leg Jond
Vito ‘Whusle Beat
American Jews
New York
Terald
Department of Health
Bridgeport
Sprake
U S Prisoners Work in Mines Continues
American prisoners face harsh treatment in German camps. They are used in mines and on railways, paid about a quarter to three quarters of a cent daily for heavy work, with rationed bread and water. Some are confined and starved for refusals, while others endure poor clothing, bedding, and no fats or milk. Escape is difficult as camps lie near the intert, and relief is sought to modify wartime steel production orders to avert curtailment.
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Verdun
Oran
Chatillon
Grout
Tormigne
Ely
Kennedy Lati
Naoe
Andrew Nennedy Long
Revolucion
Andrew Nennedy Lone
S13
Andrew Meannedy Lang
Volomel
Lotte
Paris Island
France
New York
Butte Nf
Wer
Corman
Bane
Amarican
Eny
Corres
Washington
Cumberland
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le Cateanu
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Krushevatz
Alexinats
Jagodina
Nish
Morava
Alexinatz
Germany
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Brunswick
Gilman's Music Store
Fairfield Ave
Amsterdam
Stotterdiams
Varliament Wks
Dhal Empire
Wilkon
Iitley
Armany
Lamineror Charles
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Burian Stilement Shentficust
Baron Duiriau
Foreign Affairs Committee
Lat
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Turkey
Carmans
Aii
Norevuygrerdy
Atrltek
Sary Odhij sestibla—oAvertisement
Doll
Hishoel
Tome
Clee
Faye Mostafa
Coney
Becumber
Dolly Thomas
Jake Thawrins
Simon Lake
T. Fa Watson
Watton Com
M. M. Downean
Charles Perry
Date Ter
Matin Tuageomls
J. W. Bussiek
the Bussiek Co
Kenzie Brothers Co
Muatinte & Passine
Beidgens Screw Co
W.T. Faevrell
Patrick Moe Eo
Harry T.- de Toss
I. Beadbury
Golen
Teesaedl
D. F. Warner
Brocks
J.T. King
Gilbert King
Bo Wheeler
MB. Beardsley
PY Bublard
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Mont & Woile
Carl Beck
A. My Cooper
Colin C. Hawley
Dames Y. Roche
W. J. Grippin
Neitherout
W Hincks
King
U. S
Puyory
W. Grove
United States Food Administration
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