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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1918

Page

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Germans Gain At Enormous Cost In Picardy Battles

London reports heavy German bombardment along a 100 mile front from La Bassee canal to Armentieres with shelling near Villes, Jenneux, and Merricourt Abbe. Allied lines resist as German attacks east of Noyon press the French front while Allied air forces note large German troop concentrations near Arras and Bucquoy as Foch coordinates defenses for a renewed push.

Foch Noyon Armentieres London Picardy LaBassee Canal British War Office Villers-Bretonneux Merricourt l’Abbe Lens LaBassee Ana Villes Jenneux Merricourt Abbe Amiens Arras Coucy Castel St. Quentin LaFere German War Office Oise French War Office St. Gobain Forest Ailette Coucy Forest Bucquoy Albert Verentil Aisilette Aisne Somme Channel Buc Germany England France Avre

Move to End Postmaster Burleson's Press Control

Washington reports a drive in Congress to repeal the sections of the espionage act granting the postmaster general power to deny mail to newspapers and magazines. Senator Borah endorses replacing such control with legal action in federal courts to punish sedition and disloyalty, arguing courts, not the post office, should regulate the press.

Washington Burleson Congress Borah Idaho Promptu Post Office Department Department of Justice

Savage Arms Strike Shuts Utica Plant Nears War Work

Nearly four thousand workers at the Savage Arms plant in Utica New York walked out, suspending production of Lewis machine guns and other war matériel destined for Allied and American use. The walkout began with 356 toolmakers quitting, amid wage dispute talks later described as unresolved. New wage scales for Chicago restaurant staff also surfaced, with unions seeking eight hour days and higher pay, while junior four minute men in Connecticut schools push war savings programs through student orators to boost thrift sales.

Utica N. Y Savage Arms France Chicago Hartford Connecticut

All records broken in Liberty Loan campaign

Washington reports a surge in Liberty Loan subscriptions with hundreds of communities meeting quotas daily. Treasury officials guard exact totals, awaiting accurate city reports while honoring local efforts and preparing honor flags for towns projected to win the distinction.

Washington United States Europe Treasury Federal Reserve Banks Resere Bank

Hartford “Dry” Campaign Plans Statewide Prohibition Push

A Hartford committee of one hundred prominent citizens met to organize a fall statewide drive to elect a legislature favorable to ratifying federal prohibition amendments. John T. Robinson chairs the group. Plans call for over a hundred speakers, including congressmen and senators, to speak in every Connecticut town. Candidates for state senate and house will be asked to declare their stance.

Hartford John T. Robinson Congress Connecticut State Senate House of Representatives

German Propagandist Held for Internment Spread Among Negroes

New York April 9 Max Freudenheim a man who says he is American is held by government authorities awaiting internment. Justice officials say he spread German propaganda while posing as an insurance agent. An alleged threat to kill an elderly Black woman in Harlem who he believed informed on him hastened his arrest.

New York Max Freudenheim Department of Justice Freudenheim Harlem

Lloyd George to address Commons on man power bill

Premier Lloyd George is set to speak in the House of Commons this afternoon on Britain s man power situation as a prelude to the man power bill. Reports suggest the Ireland conscription principle may be included, though not expected to take effect soon.

Lloyd George Commons London House of Commons Great Britain Ireland

Four Bank Robbers Confess in LaGrange Bank Heist

Four men confessed to robbing the LaGrange State Bank in LaGrange Illinois on December 18, taking 46.30. A fifth member is to be arrested today, police say. Four other robbers from a different gang who robbed the robbers are also sought. Much of the cash remains unrecovered.

Chicago LaGrange

Plan Municipal Piggery in Manitowoc Wis

Manitowoc officials consider a municipal piggery on the state department’s suggestion. The department estimates that every city with 1000 or more residents has enough garbage to fatten 50000 hogs annually. Manitowoc could raise about 150000 pigs each year.

Manitowoc Wis State Agricultural Department

Weather forecast for New Haven area April forecast

Government Weather Report from New Haven on April 9 predicts rain tonight then partly cloudy and cooler conditions. Connecticut forecast calls for rain and colder weather tonight and Wednesday with moderate east gales along the coast. locally showery conditions expected in the vicinity.

New Haven

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. W. Camp Co Liberty Loan Committee of Middletown Middletown National Bank The Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Savings Bank the Central National Bank Main Street Toggery Shop Liberty Loan Publicity Committee Committee On Liberty Loan Liberty Loan Cottage Corey Stueck Glueck Main ST Jackson Co Lib Erty Loan Committee of City Savings Bank Senate A. Shuman & CO Peavy Bros. CO Society Brand Samson and Hubbard Nourse-Sherman Co Foster System Middletown, Conn Gener Brainard & Logan Hazen’s Middletown Liberty Loan Committee Ury A. E. Holmes Fagal Washington Street John W. Rogers Coumeied
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