Bridgeport Telegram Daily Newspaper Public Notice
The Bridgeport Telegram established 1891 lists publication details and advertising rates. It notes Associated Press membership and bureau audits with standard byline and distribution information for the Connecticut notice.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Connecticut
Associated Press
VUE Post
Cannon Street
Post Ofice
Reces
Serses
Payalle
Ferige
Julie Jiahens
Beacon Street
Teton
Masa
Madison Avenue
New York
Winerford Fing
Chicago
Jotephens
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Amocified
Fwal
Deathless Day and the Time That Ends Not
Poem lines celebrate the immortality of Day contrasted with passing time. John Kendrick Bangs asserts Day exceeds decline, merges dawn to night, and the heart remains gay in the eternal sun.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Speaix
Daily miscellany of wartime quips and reflections
Fragments from a wartime page discuss daylight saving, weather, and daily humor while noting Britain and Germany strains. Mentions include rationing, America registering men, long range war talk, and casual musings on churchgoing and fashion. Ends with a brief verse by A. Curtis from New York.
Unity and suffrage in Wilson era headlines flash
A historic call for national unity behind President Wilson rejects the Vienna peace note and signals resolve to fight to victory. The piece praises soldier resolve, condemns a New York newspaper error, and urges timely Senate action on the federal suffrage amendment with state ratification still required.
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United States
Wilson
New York
New York Times
Bocie
Senate
The Belgium Offer A German Peace Plan Rejected
A wartime note reveals Germany proposed to evacuate Belgium and restore old treaties if Belgium stayed neutral. The plan aimed to shorten the German front and block Allied entry, shifting focus to the French border. Belgium rejected the proposal amid Berlin’s fear of the American Army.
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Belgium
Berlin
Germany
Uncle Sam
Buying Nominations in Massachusetts Primaries
The Springfield Republican reports a costly Democratic governor nomination contest in Massachusetts. Three Republican U.S. Senate nominees are urged to be investigated for large primary expenditures, mainly on advertising and accelerations, seen as a pernicious growth in the process.
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Massachusetts
Springfield
Senate
Renewed Balkan conflict sharpens Allied push in Greece
The piece notes renewed activity on the Eastern Front and in the Balkans where Allied forces gain ground in northern Greece. It emphasizes Foch's pledge to pursue the enemy tirelessly and reflects American insistence on a decisive, knock-out outcome.
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Balkans
Greece
Foch
Cardinal Farley Dies After Long Illness In New York
Cardinal Farley of the New York diocese has died after a long illness. He was a powerful figure in the city and a true American who believed freedom's future required victory over Germany.
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John Cardinal Farley
New York
Germany
Proof of Hohenzollern Stain on Bolsheviki
Contained excerpts allege German influence and espionage tied to Bolshevik leaders Trotsky and Len in 1918. The documents describe German plans to sway public opinion, pressure Western governments, and covert actions to curb Polish counterrevolutionaries. Names include Yalkind, von Boelke, Zalkind, and von Igel, with references to Stavka directives and alleged German intelligence activity.
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Trotsky
Germany
United States
Eingland
France
England
Wolf Vonigel
Wolf von Igel
Hoffman
Yofle
Hussin Peace Commission
Yalkind
Switzerland
Stavia
Stavica Thare
Majvor Rocilke
Petrograd
Don
Zhikhrov
Rudnov
Kroguitz
Ernest Delegan
Caucasus Front
Vassili Dambadze
Prince Machabelli
Sevastianov
Ter-Baburin
Dovber-Monitsky
Pombiy
Stetkus
Zhimiitis
Gisman
Peter Mironov
Dembadze
Prince Machiabelli
Sukhomlinoff
Lient
Dembitecy
Sburin
Kirilenko
Lunarecharsky
4Onovieft
Stavka
Alexies
Zhuk
Rostov
Count Lerchenfeldt
Poland
Imperialisticu
Thithhuania
White Russia
Rascia
Dovhor-Meniisky
Alexiek
Stair
Shuravlake
Rushitsky
Commission
High
Society of Friends of the
Inter-Party Union
Union of Polish Inyna Lids
Douma and Council
Ledmitsky
Boleslav Jalovesky
Vladislav Gdahssky
Stanislav Shuritsky
Russia
New York National City Bank
Kalmanovich
Mirkonoshin
I. Zenginov
Zi Finski
Sevastopol
Purin
Dembitsky
Boleslav
Yakhimovich
Strinvsky
Yasanovsky
Adamovich
Nakhint Sher Ant Ilya Razymov
High Military Council
I Petrofred
Bour- Reoisia
Commissariat
Podvyoisky
Kedrov
Boretzkovy
Dybenko
Kovalsky
Trushin
Markin
Peiikaitis
Schulz
Petrocad
Counter
Eensonage, Mehrabond
Teteor
Slavka
Sunda
Bayermeister
Santliet
Vitebsi
Minsk
Mogilev
Rainy Market Slows City Farmers Market Trade
Heavy rain deterred shoppers and farmers at the city market at the foot of Wall Street. Tomatoes and corn lead sales with prices 24 to 30 cents a dozen for corn and 4 to 9 cents a quart for tomatoes. Potatoes, grapes, apples, and other produce moved slowly or in limited supply, retailers paying higher per unit costs due to reduced demand.
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Wall Street
Maine
Malaga
California
South America
Loney Island
Colorado
Hospital Doctor Sued for Divorce by Wife in Superior Court
Dr Edward C Krause formerly on the emergency hospital staff is the defendant in a divorce action brought by Mary E Krause of this city. The couple, married September 2 1894 and with a minor daughter Margaret, are cited over alleged desertion on September 9 1913. A second divorce suit by Louis Wildman and Anna Wildman, both of this city, also cites deserted marriage as grounds. These items appear in the October term docket.
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Edward C. Krause
Mary E. Krause
Krause Elleges
Krause
Blargaret Prendergast
Margaret
Louis
Wildman
Anna
Nouple
Anna Davis
Working Conditions Service Aims to Guard War Labor Welfare
Washington reports that wartime labor turnover at air war plants has surged to 100 percent weekly, seen as a form of individualistic strikes. The Labor Department plans uniform national standards, inspections, and cooperation with states to improve safety, lighting, ventilation, and overall conditions in war industries to prevent production delays.
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Washington
Labor
Wilson
Department of Labor
United States
Investigation and
Tessons
England
Ministry of Munitions
Army
Inspr
Department of Which
Department of Thes
Vey
Investigation Inspection Service
Women
Great Britain
Dily
Woxing
Indus Service
Department of Lab
Public Messenger Service
Labon
Unr
National
Secretary of Labor
Throughis
New York Politicians and Primary Upheaval Highlight State Campaigns
The piece notes a Derby mayor's son campaign role for Thomas Spellacy and Alfred Howe's gubernatorial bid, cites Republican renomination choices Walter Chandler and Isaac Siegel, and lists anti war votes and defeated rivals across multiple states. It also covers Governor Whitman’s Republican and Prohibition wins in New York and party enrollment figures.
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Derby
Thomas Spellacy
Alfred Howe
New York
Walter Chandler
Isaac Siegel
Chandler
McLem
Siegel
Mlemore
Whitman
Ne York
Easil
Olin S. Bishop
Prohibition
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Curbstone
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Paris
Galti-Curci
Bridgeport
Russell
von Hertling
A. Curtis
New Yorte
Cardinal Farley
Pis
Christiana
Fetrograd
von Bocilke
Eminyp
Finland
Kaledin
Zalkind
Schott
von Foelke
von Boelke
York State
Valley
Belfort
G. R Mosheley
Garmin
Geman
WAR and Labor
Frederic J. Haskin
Woodstown
Gordon
Crosser
Ohio
McLemore
Slayden
Texas
Cooper
Nelson
Carey
Wisconsin
Lundeen
Minnesota
Dillon
South Dakota
Shackleford
Missouri
Kehoe
Florida
Hilliard
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