Epidemic receding noted by Health Department
The German armistice and new government reforms are outlined in a formal report from Berlin, while New York City health officials report influenza cases easing. Health Commissioner Dr Brown says the epidemic is receding with 2,812 total cases since the start, eight hospital admissions, and four deaths at Hillston Institute.
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Antonio Tlorais
Pembroke Street
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Hallam Street
Abe Platsky
Olive Street
Sysaphine Venture
Dmfarrall Avenue
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Conred of Health
Stabbing Affray in West End Two Arrested
Joseph Tastzer, 60, lies in St Vincent's hospital with a stab wound near the liver after a clash in Kish's West End home. Kish, held on the same charge, says Tastzor tried to attack him first and that the other man cut his own finger during the struggle. Police say the two were part of a broader melee and Kish denies stabbing Tastzor.
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Sos Wordin Avenue
St Vincent's Hospital
John Kish
Bostwick Avenue
Polive
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Kish
Bastzor & Boing
Bo. Burns
Bastzor
British Launch New Assault in Flanders
Reported from the front indicates renewed Allied pressure in Flanders with British forces advancing toward Valenciennes and fighting ongoing on the Scheldt canal's eastern bank. Italian and German lines are described as retreating in the north. Ghent reportedly being evacuated.
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Ghent
Over 2 Million American Troops Sailed Overseas
Lincoln: War Secretary Baker informs President Wilson that over two million American soldiers have sailed to join the war overseas since May 1918. Embarkations by month show August 290,818 September 261,000 October 131,348 through Oct 21 and a grand total of 2,008,921. The White House confirms the figure and praises Allied cooperation and convoy protection.
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Newlon de Baler
Naval Aviators Taken Prisoner in October Action
Washington Oct. 24 Lieutenant Iannelly Anacleisn and Lieutenant Artentus L. Tiles of Clinton Iowa were reported missing and believed captured after a convoy engagement. Lieutenant Macleish of Maine was last heard Oct. 14 and not found. initial reports say his plane engaged enemy aircraft and later disappeared. Lieutenant Mates of the Minnesota squadron has been missing since Oct. 4, with a note that his hull was burned and crew assumed captured. A poetically distrustful line closes the report with a fisherman image, unrelated to the facts.
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Wade & Mead
Hindenburg backs German peace moves amid war talks
A dispatch reports General von Hindenburg approving German peace negotiations and urging support for the government. The Crown Prince warns officers to uphold duties when positions are lost or altered, as diplomatic talks with the French move toward ending the war, with documents released from a Bavarian division.
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Associated Press
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Step Childs Company Faces Bread and Butter Charge
New York Oct 23 The Childs company faced a federal inquiry over a five cent bread and butter service charge. After talks with Washington officials and Arthur Williams, New York City federal food administrator, the firm agreed to withdraw the charge pending the inquiry. Patrons were notified that bread and butter would be served only on request under the new administration rules.
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Federal Food Administration
Washington
Arthur Williams
New York City
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Mid European Union Backers Meet in Philadelphia
Representatives of Central Europe nations gather at Independence Hall Philadelphia to form the Mid European Union of small nations and draft a declaration of independence from German and Austro Hungarian rule. Masaryk of the Czechoslovak republic notes federation is unlikely soon due to dialectal diversity, but solidarity against German and Austrian empires is clear. Delegates include Jugoslavs Poles Italian irredentists Ukrainians Lithuanians Ruthenians and others as the conference continues into Saturday.
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Man Arrested After Robbery Report In Water Street Saloon
John Remerkus says a policeman took his $35 after reporting a robbery in a Water Street saloon. He was brought to headquarters and charged with drunkenness after failing to explain the incident. Remerkus said he drank one whiskey and two beers from 7 pm until closing.
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Water Street
John Govern
Cork
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Jail Prisoners As Grave Diggers Continue Page One
Large numbers of prisoners, many from out of town, are being buried in St Michael's cemetery with no records kept. Cemeteries across the area report similar conditions. Development battalions now at Cavodevore cantonment total 96,000 men who could not be sent overseas without training. The aim is to fit them for civilian life, addressing language and education gaps to reach American standards.
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Hasing Elected Panel Outlines Slavic State Vision
The Central executive committee elected October 5 by the National Council of Slovenes Croatians and Serbians at Agram declares support for a sovereign state built on democratic principles. It aims to reunite all Slavic peoples on a racial basis, safeguard minority rights, and ensure free sea access for neighboring states. It rejects the Imperial manifesto’s nationalistic settlement and urges concord among nations to form a great national state.
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Switzerland
Havisy
National Council
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Agram
Lashar Re-Elected as Red Cross Chairman
Bridgeport notes a fatal accident at a 84 hour crossing during a Berkshire division train run. Paymaster Walter Hogan and engineers George Selleck and LR Danbury were aboard. Inquest set for 0:30 AM in county courthouse. Red Cross annual meeting at Seaside Club reports over a million dressings and tens of thousands of garments. Lashar re-elected chairman with key officers named. reports praise community support and new first aid course results.
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George Selleck
Bridgeport
Danbury
Walter Hogan
New Haven
John J. Phelan
County Seourt House
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Mullins and Buell
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Mary Ikones
Secretar Frank Stiples
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Oivie Service Department
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France
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Life Savers’ Corps
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Bradford Jd, Pierce, Jr
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Italian Soldiers Reach American Lines in Safety
Two Italian soldiers escaped from a German prison camp and reached American lines after three days under shell fire. They endured hunger, digging a tunnel for a week, and crossed through both sides’ fire. One man spent ten years in the United States and spoke English. They described harsh treatment, lack of food, and the joy of seeing Yankee soldiers with bread and cigarettes upon reaching safety.
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Condition of Stephen Toth After Milford Turnpike Crash
Stephen Toth of 98 Orland Street remained in critical condition at New Haven Hospital after being struck by a truck on Milford Turnpike Sunday night. He sustains a fractured skull and internal injuries, with status unchanged as of last night.
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Orland Street
Milford Turnpike
New Haven Hospital
All Roumanian Ports Are Ordered Closed
The Roumanian government has declared all Roumanian ports on the Black Sea and on the Danube closed. The news comes via British admiralty wireless despatches picked up at Moscow.
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Garmin Wireless
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Black Sea
Build up blood with Phosphated Iron after illness
After Spanish influenza or a hard cold, doctors urge rebuilding health by improving blood with iron and phosphates. Phosphated iron capsules are marketed as a quick tonic, promising strength, better digestion, restful sleep, and brighter complexion. Hindle Drug Stores and local pharmacists sell capsules nationwide.
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