Wilson Addresses Nation On War Aims And Peace
President Wilson speaks to a large audience with military guards present, discussing war aims, the need to settle core issues without compromise, and the demand for a League of Nations. He outlines principles for a permanent peace, rejects peace by bargain, and stresses accountability and collective security.
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Vbanges
Mys Jands
Beest-Litovski
Bucharest
Opor Ous
Germany
League of Nations
Newtown Quota in Fourth Liberty Loan Reached
Newtown's fourth Liberty Loan quota reached 92,300 on opening day amid wartime drive. Acton of the Newtown bank led the effort as the drive began, with the committee meeting at town hall to plan a program for October 6 honoring war workers and local groups. A Saturday Farmers Dairy company meeting is set for 1 pm at the town hall.
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Newtown
Liberty
Brett & Surprise
Acton
Newtown Bank
Town Hall
Farmers Dairy Company
Sailor Show Seats Reserved, Call by Noon
A public notice urges customers to reserve seats for the Sailor's show benefiting the Navy Relief fund. Telephone reservations will not be held after noon. Sailors will stay at the Stratfield Hotel Sunday night and depart Monday morning from Pelham Bay by the Motor Squad.
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Fickels
Navy Relief
Sunnday
Stratfield Hotel
Pelham Bay
Motor Squad Corp
Suffrage Vote Not Expected Before Monday
WARLEMOGLON September 27. Majority Leader Martin said no vote on the suffrage resolution will occur before Monday even if supporters try to keep the Senate in session. Opponents led by Martin failed to adjourn until Monday and motion by Senator Shafrath of Colorado to adjourn was taken up until tomorrow.
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Warlemoglon
Leager Martin
Senate
Martin
Shafrath
Colorado
Wilrth
Poole
Germaany
Germany
Lewis
Stray Gun Shot Wounds Lad on Evening Stroll
A 13 year old boy Thomas Gate of 1S East Tston Street was treated at the emergency hospital after a stray gunshot caused a painful wound to his right thigh while walking in Beach's woods last evening. The injury prompted medical care and follow up with his family physician.
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Thomas Gate
Tston Street
Ismergancy Hospital
Beach's Woods
Farry II
Milford Doctor Becomes Regimental Surgeon in War Front
Milford, Sent. 27. Dr Carleton Wifleady of Milford is now a regimental surgeon after serving at a field hospital near the Belgian front. He spent two months in a hospital within 1000 feet of front line trenches caring for wounded. A second field hospital housed him before transfer. Heads narrowly escaped a bomb plot as a German shell killed two officers and wounded two others. An Allied airplane was shot down nearby, its two occupants killed.
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Milford
Sielgium
Feld
Carleton W.ifleady
Ehuns
Dr. Heads
Felow
Bulgaria May Take Turks Two (Continued from Page One)
Troops push through Balkan mountains toward Tiderade across the Danube as Austria faces pressure on multiple fronts. Entente forces advance from Rheims Verdun Cambrai fronts with heavy prisoner and artillery gains while President Wilson renews resolve to end German autocracy and secure peace through justice.
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Serbia
Tiderade
Danube
Hungary
Passhyygr
Austria
Balkans
Bulgaria
Piave
William
Charles
Germany
Marshal Trocl
Wilson
United States
New York
America
Peara
Soldier Knowlton Reported Killed in August Then Alive
London dispatch reports a father, Mr Knowlton, receiving a letter from his son Guy Knowlton dated September 7 describing him alive in a replacement camp. The War Department had listed his death as August 14 after he was wounded.
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London
Ry T. Renewlty
Oof
Cor- Hera Cavi Krowlten
Patie
Lyteerstuttg
Finnen
War Department
Mr. Knowlton
Guy Knowlton
Campaign for capable Congress urged by Orth
Charles D. Orth prominent New York commission merchant and chairman of the National Security League congressional committee campaigns nationwide for election of able men to Congress this fall. He appeals to citizens to take responsibility for the nation’s chief lawmaking body amid the crisis. He urges Americans to move beyond empty rhetoric to elect patriots who can provide capable guidance and stewardship.
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Charees D. Orth
New York
Charles D. Orth
New York Commission
National Security League
Congressional Committee
League
Congress
Orth
Citi
George
Close Hospitals During Epidemic Continue Iron Pare One
Denistown reports 29 new influenza cases to the Health department, some mild and delayed. One death from bronchial pneumonia associated with influenza occurred Wednesday at Bridgeport Hospital. Peter Brickstock, 82, an orderly, had been ill for days. doctors hope to determine if the strain is Spanish type or not.
Bids Opened for Canal Zone and Treasury Dept Articles
New calls for bids issued for articles to be made for the Tinnama canal zone Field Medical Supply Depot General Engineering depot and General Supply commission of the Treasury department. Specifications received at the War Industries office Replon No. 2 in Chamber of Commerce rooms. Previously all bid requirements came from Loe Navy department.
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Tinnama Canal Zone
Field Medical
General Engineering Depot
General Supply Commission
Treasury Department
Replon No. 2
War Industries
Chamber of Commeres
Loe Navy
Police seek missing man Wil lim Ennis after home turnout
Police search for Wil lim Ennis who left 853 Nichols Street early yesterday. He was injured weeks ago at the UMC plant and was due for an N ray photograph yesterday morning but failed to appear, prompting relatives and officers to declare him missing.
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Srering
Polies
Willim Ennis
Nichols Street
Strmino Aad Poliem
Plysiettia
Noffier, v Nas
Motorcycle Accident Injures Youth at City Intersection
A youth on a motorcycle was struck at Clarence and Iowa streets yesterday afternoon sustaining serious abrasions. Dr. Joseph I. Keegan of Emergency Hospital treated him and he was transferred to Bridgeport Hospital for several days of observation.
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Worsuth
Clarence
Iossuth
Joseph I. Keegan
Bridgeport, Hospital
Redeem Pledges To Czecho-Slavs Urges Ambrose
Anthony Ambrose urges those who pledged to the Czecho-Slovak War Fund to redeem promptly so the committee can close its work and forward Bridgeport s contribution to Washington. He notes about 50 000 in cash of the 80 080 raised is already on hand and asks cash and checks be sent to Rev. G J Panik at 7a Church Street directed to the Czecho-Slovak War Fund.
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Russia
Romania
League of Nations
League
United States
Han
Shweta
Svar
Anthony
Ambrose
Washington
Bridgeport
G. J. Panik
Church Street
Banks Subscribe For 3,000,000 Bond Drive Gains Momentum
The campaign to raise three million through bond subscriptions continues with 38 men already on board. Bridgeport savings banks offer a four percent down payment option, undercutting the government plan. A 69 member French military band, veterans of the war, will perform in the city from noon to two on October 18, drawing crowds and energizing supporters.
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Brent
Bridgeport Savings Banks
Bridgeport Livings
Wll
Grinnell Arrests Wife Attack Case Reported
Edward Grinnell of 154 Lexington Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon after allegedly brutalizing his wife in their home while intoxicated. He was taken into custody by Patronian Stowe and jailed at Patrol headquar ters on charges of drunkenness resistance and assault.
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Edward Grinnell
Lexington Avenue
Ihe
Patronian Stowe Uper
May Now Slaughter Hens In New England Markets
The food administration ended its ban on selling hens or puffets for slaughter on April 26. Poultrymen are advised to keep healthy hens for future profit, while older hens and non maturing stock may be marketed. Professors note Washington's sympathy with producers and optimism amid stable New England markets. Eggs and chicks prices are expected to improve as production rises and grain plantings expand regionally.
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Food Administration
Toradraum
Pritcy Department
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Washington
Finglands
New York
Canhern
New England
Exchange
Five New Influenza Cases at Hillside Home
Five cases of influenza were reported to health authorities at Hillside Home. Three Naugatuck steamer employees were transported by city ambulance to Hillside Home where most patients are cared for. Two additional cases under local physicians were sent to the hospital.
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Hillside Home
Cficer
Truck Catches Fire From Broken Gas Tube
A large Michael Hoff man coal truck was badly damaged at 4 20 yesterday afternoon near Kossuth and Burroughs streets by a broken gas line tube. Flames rose from beneath the vehicle and fire crews from No 1 and No 2 chemical engines fought the blaze for about a half hour before it was extinguished.
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Michael Hoffman
Kossuth Street
Burroughs Street
Lloyd George Confers On Malinoff Offer
London dispatch reports British leaders including Arthur Balfour and Andrew Bonar Law in conference with David Lloyd George over a Bulgarian armistice proposal. Tay Doherty of 439 Newfoundland Avenue suffered a heart attack near Main and Cannon and was treated en route to St Vincent's Hospital.
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London
Montrest
Arthur J. Balfour
Andrew Bonar Law
Pivid Lloyd-George
Hospifata
Tay Doherty
Newfinla Avenue
Main and
Cannon Street
Gavlas
St. Vincent's Hospital
Villa Returns to Attache After Night Retreat in Vifta
In Vifta Texas Praneisen Villa recaptured Turnez area yesterday morning after forces of General Annie drove them out Sunday night. Villa attacked Amaro's troops with over 1,000 men aided by mountain reinforcements, according to messages from Turnez and nearby. The report ties into broader coverage on U S and England history discussions by McClaughlin and Moore, noting proposals for an agreed history of the English speaking world and how American history should reflect shared Anglo-American ties since 1815. The London Correspondent commentary emphasizes cross-border understanding and parallel development.
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EG Vaso
Texas
Praneisen Villa
Chiluahua
Annie
Turnez
Villa
Amaro
U. 8
England
Andrew ©. McClaughlin
University of Chicago
Charles Moore
United States
Great Britain
McLaughlin
Ongland
America
Canada
London
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