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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1919

Page

4

Weather Report and scattered notes from the era

A weather ledger notes rain tonight and slightly warmer conditions in places west and south winds. Forecasts show heavy thunder storms in some districts and freezing inland near Canada. Temperatures logged across multiple cities vary from the forties to sixties with many clouds and rain. Separate items touch on public matters, politics, and industry commentary, reflecting mixed daily briefing in a regional paper.

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Stock market opens with steel leads and gains

New York April 16 stock market opened with renewed momentum as steel common again rose with large buy orders pushing price to 1001 2. Westinghouse moved up one point to 487 8, while Baldwin Locomotive gained 7 8 to 941 4 but surrendered the early rise within the first 15 minutes.

New York Westinghouse Baldwin

St Aloysius Notes Highlight Easter Ball Plans

The St Aloysius T A B society met with large attendance as County Director Frank G Ford urged cooperation with new officers in a year aiming to be the best in the society’s 25 year temperance history. An Easter Monday ball is planned with Ford’s six piece banjo orchestra, special decorations, and strong advance ticket sales.

St. Aloysius’ T. A. B. Society Frank G. Ford Ford

McLaughlin Frames Civil War as Property Rights Debate

In a Wesleyan chapel lecture Dr. McLaughlin argued the North South conflict centered on property rights with the South claiming rule over property and labor, citing Calhoun. He traced abolitionist influence, praised the war's democratic outcome, and assessed the 13th through 15th amendments while urging gradual reforms in industry through cooperation and representative management. He warned against class warfare and noted factors delaying social legislation, previewing his final talk on democracy. The program also noted medicinal notes, Lydia E Pinkham's remedy, and a Grand Theatre bill featuring Alice Joyce in The Lion and the Mouse and Jack Sherrill in Once To Every Man.

Wesleyan Chapel McLaughlin Calhoun America North Garrison Summer Phillips Prof England Big Bill Grand Theatre Alice Joyce the Lion and the Mouse Jack Sherrill Mable Withee Adv

Return of American Carrier Pigeons From Europe War Zone

New York reports the arrival of the first U S carrier pigeons from the Europe war zone. They served in Meuse Argonne carrying messages when wire communication failed. One pigeon Cher Ami carried messages for Major Whittlesey in the Argonne forest and had a leg shot off yet delivered. Captain John L Carney plans to seek a Distinguished Service Cross for Cher Ami. The transport Calamares brings 2273 members of the 91st and Wild West divisions home.

New York Europe War Zone Meuse-Argonne Ohioan 158Th Infantry 115Th Whittlesey Argonne Forest Grand Pre John L. Carney Pittsburgh Army Pigeons Calamares 91St Wild West Division

Cow sets Pennsylvania milk record in seven day test

Raywood Joyce Korndyke, a purebred Holstein in Pittsburg, Pa, is named the champion milk cow of Pennsylvania. In a seven day test the cow produced 607.5 pounds of milk, yielding 39.13 pounds of butter.

Pittsburg Raywood Joyce Korndyke Pennsylvania

Woman seeks warm room then travels to La Harpe

A woman, staying briefly at The Blackstone after failing to find space at the YWCA, spent a night there with three heat calls. She paid $5.50 for the room, skipped breakfast, took lunch, and boarded the first train to La Harpe.

Blackstone la Harpe

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