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The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1919

Page

4

Weather Drift Forecast with Patchy Cloud Cover

Weather report from Ven on April 23 forecasts fair to increasing clouds with possible local showers in the interior. Winds light to moderate, temperatures rising slowly with some areas near the lower 60s and upper 40s to 50s in listed locales. freezing conditions reported in Dakota and Minnesota.

Lake Mississippi River British North Sea Rocky Mound Dakota Minnesota Atlantic City Block Island Roselear Chicago Detroit Hartclear Jacksonville New Haven Norfolk Pittsburg Portclear St. Louis

Mount Higby Weather and War News Digest

Weather at Mt Higby reports a high of 64 and low of 1 with clear skies and a barometer reading of 27 feet 4 inches. The piece mentions Victory Bond flyers, flu tests, food taxes, packers extending wartime pacts, and discussions on streetcar lines and regional transit. It notes Savannah celebrating the 100th anniversary of a ship crossing the Atlantic, budget bills in Congress, and a parade featuring the 26th division with soldiers en route.

MT. Higby

Sandusky Backs Ending Daylight Saving Time

Sandusky vows to turn clocks back an hour amid daylight saving debates. Advocates cite farmers facing bright mid-summer bedtimes as a reason to end the scheme.

Sandusky

Hobson on the constitution and voting rights

The Boston Globe notes ex-Congressman Hobson urges strict prohibition but questions his consistency on constitutional rights. It contrasts his stance with Alabama’s history of resisting the Fifteenth and Fourteenth Amendments and asks if he supports one constitution for his state and another for the nation.

Boston Globe New York Hobgen Alabama Arcbson Washington United States

Prominent Men Avoid Fine For Unlit Car Lights

A letter from Mrs. Harry L McCutcheon of Middletown Connecticut complains that last night’s Press reported three prominent men were fined no penalty for unlit car lights at a Victory Loan rally at the Grand Theatre while her son, who served in France, was fined $5 for the same offense. She asks why the difference in treatment.

Evening Press Victory Loan Grand Theatre France Harry L. McCutcheon Middletown Conn

Nationals Open Season With March To Throw First Ball

General Peyton C March and officials including Franklin Roosevelt Joseph Tumulty and Frank McIntyre expected to attend the New York season opener as the Nationals faced the Athletics. Iceberg warnings persist as Adriatic nears Titanic site with a 240 foot ice mountain spotted nearby.

Washington Peyton C. March Nationals Athletics Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt Joseph Tumulty Frank McIntyre Newton D Baker New York Atlantic Arctic White Star Adriatic Liverpool Halifax Ransome

Postmaster Announces Post Office Interior Contract Award

Postmaster D J McCarthy announced that the contract to redecorate Middletown’s new postoffice went to the lowest bidder J F Sullivan of Chicago. Work includes painting ceilings and walls and wall sheathing with a 90 day completion term and start expected soon.

D. J. McCarthy Middletown J. F. Sullivan Chicago Til

Girl dies after attack near New Boston home

Maud Sanders died early today after a brutal assault on a lonely road near her New Boston home. She was last seen with a soldier recently returned from overseas three weeks ago. A search was ordered for the missing serviceman who has not been located since Sunday.

New Boston Maud Sanders Suny

Chauncey Depew Celebrates 85th Birthday Today

Chauncey M Depew turns 85 this April 23 in New York and spent the day in his office. Tonight his wife hosts a birthday party in his honor reflecting the bustling celebration.

Chauncey Depew New York Chauncey M. Depew

Hoover in Berlin to Inspect German Food Situation

Herbert Hoover, head of the Inter Allied Relief Committee, arrived in Berlin via London to personally investigate Germany's food conditions. The trip aims to assess shortages and coordinate relief efforts amid postwar strain.

Connecticut conference session to be held in New London

A social work and reconstruction session of the Connecticut State Conference of Charities and Correction will convene in New London April 27 to 29. A varied program is planned with lectures by notable figures such as Dr Edward Steiner and Brown University president W H Faunce, plus sessions on public health family and community children and delinquency and correction.

Connecticut State Conference of Charities and Correction New London R. H. Fife, Jr Benjamin T. Marshall Edward A. Steiner Grinnell Iowa W. H. P. Faunce Brown University John T. Black New Haven Ida M. Cannon Red Cross Boston Mass T. Reeks New Britain Conn Mary P. Wheeler Samuel McChord Crothers Lawson Purdy Charity Organization Society of New York City Bernard T. Williams Hartford Robert W. Kelso Massachusetts State Board of Charity Harriet E. Wittum Northwestern University Settlement Chicago

Race War in Chicago Threatens South Side Now

On April 23 Chicago deployed about 100 policemen in the black belt to prevent renewed clashes between white and black residents after last night’s violence left at least one black man fatally shot and over twenty others injured. The trouble began when several black youths attacked five white children in the street.

Chicago

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