British Patrols Reach Peronne and Brie Fronts
British patrols crossed the Somme and advanced toward Peronne and Brie around Aug 30, securing the west bank and consolidating gains. New Zealand troops seized Bapaume after days of heavy fighting, while Canadians and Scots gained modest ground south of the Scarpe. The British First Army reports 90 officers and about 4,000 privates captured.
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Peronne
Brie
Somme
Marchelepot
Ab_Assevillers
Herbecourt
New Zealand
Bae
Bapaume
Albert
Baupaume
Combles
More
Ginchy
Scarpe
British First Army
British War Office bulletin on Somme advances and captures
The War Office reported that despite bridges destroyed, British troops crossed the Somme south and west of Peronne. Clery sur Somme and Combles fell, about two hundred prisoners and several guns were taken. North of Bapaume Londoners and West Lancashires advanced east of the Sensee, seizing Bullecourt Hendecourt and Les Gagnicourt. Remy held with prisoners taken. progress continued along the Lawe valley and Scarpe front.
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War Office
Somme
Peronne
Clery Sur Somme
Combles
Lrons
Bapaume
West
Arras-Cambrai
Remy
Lawe
British Battle Line Advances Across Somme Front
London reports the British line of battle extending from Clery Sur Somme to Morval and east of Combles, reaching Fremicourt Vraucourt Ecoust-St. Meinin and sweeping northward to Riencourt Gagnicourt, Remy, the Sensee river, Lenoy Mill, Nenoy Mill, Beiry Notre Dame, Pelves and Plouvain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clery Sur Somme
Maurepas
Combles
Morval
Reincourt-le-Bapaume
Fremicourt
Vraucourt
Ecoust-St. Menin
Bullecourt
Riencourt Jes Gagnicourt
Remy
Sensee
Lenoy Mill
Nenoy Mill
Beiry-Notre Dame
Pelves
Plouvain
Americans Eager for Fray on Somme Front
American troops attached to British units on the Somme front express eager readiness to join the battle. Officers and men stand ready on the quivive awaiting orders, with dispatch bearers heightening excitement as hope rises for active participation in the great conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Quivive
Americans Shell Juvigny on Vesle Front
With the American army on the Vesle front on August 30 at noon heavy artillery blew Juvigny off the map. German long range fire was active during the night. No infantry activity reported by Americans, but their airplanes bombed targets. The French advanced on the flanks northeast of Soissons.
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Juvigny
Vesle
Soissons
British establish posts across Somme front near Peronne
London dispatch reports British troops have established posts across the Somme region, both to the north and south of Peronne, with advances along the Arras Cambrai road noted in the afternoon bulletin. The force farther north continues to press along the main route, the Arras Cambrai road, signaling sustained activity by British units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
London
Peronne
Arras-Cambrai
Doerken Jr Leaves for Camp Devens to Enter National Army
M W Doerken Jr son of Port land Silk Co superintendent departs Wednesday for Camp Devens to enlist in the National Army. He has long worked in the silk company in a department head capacity and prepared for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
M. W. Doerken, Jr
M. W. Doerken
Portland Silk Company
Camp Devens
National Army
The
Silk Company
Prohibition Now A Settled Issue in Senate and House
Washington reports prohibition is settled as the senate rider to the emergency agriculture appropriation bill passes and house action is anticipated. Drys expect ratification early next year though the one year wait after ratification delays effective date. Prohibitionists foresee war time prohibitions overlapping with bone dry rules as peace treaties and troop returns unfold over the next year or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Supreme Court
Pneumonia Death Rates Lower Abroad Than In Camps
Surgeon General reports pneumonia death rate abroad for week of August 15 was 1.17 with 8 deaths among 638 cases, while in the United States week ending August 23 saw 41 deaths among 1,746 cases at a 2.34 rate. Overall disease death rate abroad 0.49, last week 0.38. In camps at home, last week’s rate 2.96 from 94 deaths, down from 2.71. Troops’ general health deemed good.
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Washington
Surgeon General
Airplane program improved says March reports faster progress
Washington August 30 General March chief of staff told the house military affairs committee that the American army now has 1071 de Havilland tours in France. He outlined the vast supply challenges for continuous overseas shipping and cited the senate aircraft committee’s report noting only 600 tours sent to France by August 1 with 70 on the western front. The committee members, based on March’s briefing, see marked improvement in the American aircraft situation.
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General March
Washington
France
House Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Senate Aircraft Committee
March
American agriculture commission heads to Algiers for food production study
In Paris on August 3 Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane and Andre Tardieu lead an American commission of agriculture specialists to Algiers. The group aims to study how United States Canada and France can intensify food production to save ocean tonnage. Members include Mr. Kearney from agriculture, Mr. Chilcot in dry farming, and Mr. Schofield in irrigation. The commission was sent from Washington by the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Andre Tardieu
United States
American Commission of Agriculture
Algiers
Canada
France
Kearney
Agricultural Department
Chilcot
Schofield
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Rabbi Browne Opens Senate Session with Prayer
Washington aug 30 Rabbi Edward Browne of New York the sole surviving pallbearer at President Grants funeral opened today’s senate session with prayer He was the first Jew to open a senate session since may 27 1884 Browne prayed for a blessing on the olive branch president amid war and calls for peace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Edward B. Browne
New York
President Grant
Rabbi Browne
Fur Thieves Bound Over In Meriden Theft Case
Meriden witnesses from this city and Waterbury testified as Sam Miller of Bridgeport and Louis W. Fisher of New York were bound over today in $2,000 bail each for stealing furs valued at about $400 from the Max Cherniack store Style Write shop 121 Bank street Waterbury and Samuel Rosenzewing store 22 North Main street Waterbury all in daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Sam Miller
Bridgeport
Louis W. Fisher
New York
Max Cherniack
Style Write
Bank Street
Waterbury
Samuel Rosenzewing
North Main Street
German Officer Shoots Ten Soldiers Amid Canadian Assault
London reports a German officer in the Scarpe sector opened fire on ten panicked men of the 214th division as they prepared to surrender to advancing Canadian forces. The officer stated he shot them to prevent surrender, reflecting the brutal conditions on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scarpe
Bar Harbor Hotel Burns in Night Fire
A blaze swept the Florence hotel in Bar Harbor, Me, at dawn destroying the building and forcing about fifty guests and sixty residents in adjoining apartments to flee into the street in their night clothing. Firemen fought the flames as the structure burned. No injuries are listed in the damaged report.
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Bar Harbor
New Florence
Poison inquiry looms over Bayonne family deaths
Hudson county authorities study possible mass murder by poison affecting Amos Wilkins and wife Elizabeth their son Alfred and his wife Nellie dates back to 1916 1918 with exhumations and chemical tests linked to Florence M. Gay case in Andover Massachusetts Mrs Bessie Skeels the surviving Wilkins member is jailed on jewelry theft charge with engagement to Alfred Lundgren denied as motive
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Bayonne
N. J
Hudson County
Amos Wilkins
Elizabeth
Alfred J. Wilkins
Neilie
Wilkins
Alfred Wilkins
Henry G. Wells
Lawrence
Mass
Florence M. Gay
Abbot Academy For Girls
Andover
Whitney
Harvardland
Miss Gay
Wells
Bessie May Skeels
Skeels
Alfred J. Lundgren
Lundgren
Prize Thieves Caught In Chicago Burglary Ring
Mrs. Edward N. Hurley exposes a long running burglary plot in Chicago. Police recover jewelry silverware antiques rugs and draperies from an apartment. Mlle Jeanne Poulain and Florian Minotti are detained as alleged prize thieves. The haul filled eight trunks and three suitcases and required a motor truck. Poulain was arrested at the Hurley home.
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Chicago
Edward N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Mlle
Jeanne Poulain
Florian Minotti
Blackstone
Weather Troubles French Aviators In August Sky
American and British fliers faced heavy clouds and wind over Chalon-sur-Saone. An American pilot struck telegraph wires and was badly injured while attempting a landing on the Saone river. A British bomber, returning from a raid, became lost in the clouds and landed, then defended himself until French troops hailed him.
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Agence
Paris
Chalon-sur-Saone
Saone
Canal du Centre
Gompers Guest of Honor at London Luncheon
Samuel F. Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was guest of honor at a luncheon today at the Carlton hotel London attended by most of the British government. Premier Lloyd George Lord Robert Cecil the lord mayor Earl Reading General Snuts Winston Churchill and other officials were present.
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Gompers
London
Samuel F. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Carlton Hotel
Lloyd George
Robert Cecil
Foreign Office
Earl Reading
General Snuts
Winston Churchill
George H.roberts
Lord Milner
War Office
Lord Chamberlain
Clynes
Germany's Tobacco Gone
Germany orders tobacco supply halted and cigar manufacture stopped by year end. The largest German tobacco house, once employing 220000 workers in 1918 and now about 90000, is taking steps to close its 6000 factories, per official cables from Berne received in Washington.
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Germany
Washington
Berne
Revolt on Austrian Warships Reported by Czecho Slavs
Official cables from Berne quote the Czech organ Trive Liba at Prague alleging Sanguinary revolts among Czecho-Slovaks on Austrian battleships. Many Slavs face court martial as Dr Soukup leaves Prague for Cattaro to defend them.
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Washington
Berne
Trive Liba
Prague
Soukup
Cattaro
Independent Poland Stand Favors Full Independence
Washington reports from Berne quote the Vossische Zeitung stating the radical wing of Poland's national association opposes any plan to establish a rule over Poland. They insist on absolute independence in Poland's political and economic affairs.
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Poland
Washington
National Association of
Berne
Vossische Zeitung
Starving in Kieve Sparks Unrest Across Ukraine
A Russian wireless dispatch reports Kiev facing famine and unrest spreading through Ukraine. It notes severe fighting between White Guard and Bolsheviks near Moscow with a band of White Guard captured.
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Kieve
London
Ukraine
White Guard
Bolsheviks
Moscow
Local Man Killed by Train in Boston and Albany Yards
Charles Cosina, 37, of 500 East Main Street Bound Brook New Jersey, was killed by a train early today in the Boston and Albany yards in Springfield Massachusetts. He was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. The investigation is underway to determine the circumstances.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles Cosina
East Main Street
Bound Brook
N. J
Boston & Albany Ys Yards
West
British push German army back on Somme front
As German forces retreat, Combles falls under British control marking a key road center between the Somme and Bapaume. British patrols reach Peronne and Brie, with Peronne expected to fall soon. On a seven mile front from Bullecourt to the Scarpe, troops advance over a mile. German lines withdraw from Lys and Lawe valleys toward Soissons as French and American units repulse night attacks near Soissons. Indications grow that the Hin denburg line will be abandoned as the retreat continues.
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Combles
Somme
Bapaume
Peronne
Brie
Bullecourt
Scarpe River
Lys
Lawe
Soissons
Vesle
Hindenburg
Manpower Bill Faces Setback Over Homestead Entry
Washington reports a snag in the manpower bill as the interior department objects to the homestead entry clause allowing unrestricted land entry. The conference report has advanced but awaits senate action, with a joint resolution seen as the only path to a fix amid protests from interior.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Senate
Army of the
United States
More Ship Building Plants Planned for U S Navy
Philadelphia Aug. 30 One hundred seventy one yards will be built for the U S government in the near future, per a report from the Emergency Fleet Corporation division of ship yard plants. Seventy six yards will build steel ships, eighty six wood, seven concrete and two compound. One hundred thirty two yards are practically completed, the rest at half way. The yards will have a total of 846 ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Division of
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Auto Thieves Bound Over in Connecticut Case
Stamford August 30 Robert Brenner of Bethlehem Pennsylvania and George Brown of Egreton Wisconsin were bound over to the Superior court for theft of an automobile owned by Schuyler Gillespie of Stamford. The theft occurred in front of a local theatre and the pair were captured in Greenwich. Each claimed merchant mariner status and carried identification cards they said were issued by that service.
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Stamford
Robert Brenner
Bethlehem
George Brown
Egreton
Wis
Superior Court
Schuyler-Gillespie
Greenwich
Merchant Marine
James Cameron Former War Secretary Dies at 97
James Donald Cameron former secretary of war and four term U S senator from Pennsylvania died today at his Donegal township home after a long illness. Born May 14, 1833 in Middletown he was the son of General Simon Cameron who served as secretary of war and Lincoln era minister to Russia.
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Lancaster
James Donald Cameron
United States
Pennsylvania
Donegal Township
Middletown
Simon Cameron
Russia
Lincoln
Hitchcock Denies Briton Ambassadorship Offer
Washington reports say Senator Hitchcock chairman of the senate foreign relations committee denied being offered the post of ambassador to Great Britain to succeed Walter Hines Page. He stated he has five years left in the senate and will then return to the newspaper business.
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Hitchcock
Page
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Today
Great Britain
Walter Hines Page
Senate
Germans Killed By Their Own Shell on Somme Front
Report from the Somme front on August 30 describes eleven German prisoners being killed by a German shell while being moved behind the lines north of the Somme. A Welshman is credited with surviving after detaining a twelfth German, drawing hearty congratulations from the British.
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Somme
Education rumor quashed in senate session
Washington August 30 Senator Wadsworth of New York denounced reports that the war department plans to educate every boy of 18 who passes college entrance exams and has contracted with 400 colleges. He called the claim a gross deception during the afternoon senate discussion.
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Washington
War Department
Wadsworth
The
New York
Senate
War Gardens Gain Washington Figures Show Rise in 1918
The national war garden commission announced that American war garden productions are valued at 525 million dollars for this year, up from 350 million in 1917. There are 5,285,000 garden plots, an increase of 385,000 over 1917.
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Washington
National War Garden
National War Garden Commission
Princess Mary Named Honorary Colonel of Royal Scots
London Aug 30 King George officially approves Princess Mary 21 as honorary colonel of the Royal Scots regiment. She has actively aided relief work and inspired British troops since the war began.
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Princess Mary
London
Royal Scots Regiment
George
Great Britain
Clearing House Statement Aug 30 Currency Flows
New York sub treasury credits total 710 815 dollars while exchanges reach 518 228 dollars and 195 cents balances stand at 62 166 877 dollars. The record reflects daily cash movement and balance positions across institutions.
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Clearing House
New York
Sub-treasury
Auto Owner Put Up On His Honor
The United States fuel administration today said pleasure riding on Sundays should be eliminated to conserve gasoline for war needs but not prohibit necessary transportation. Individuals must decide what counts as pleasure riding versus essential use, with no attempt to tabulate Sunday car traffic. The aim is to build gasoline reserves to prevent delays in overseas shipments.
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Washington
The
Fuel Administration
United States Fuel Administration
Garfield
Obituary Captain Ralph Stocking of Meriden Cromwell native dies at 88
Captain Ralph Stocking, a Cromwell native and long time waterman, died at his daughter Mrs. E M Beckley 553 Broad Street Meriden aged 88 years four months and twelve days. He leaves two sons Herbert L and Edward W Stocking of New York and two daughters Mrs E M Beckley of Meriden and Mrs Nellie McFadyen of New York. The funeral will be held at his daughter's home in Meriden Sunday at 2 pm with burial at Cromwell new cemetery around 3 pm Rev Homer W Hildreth to officiate.
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Ralph Stocking
Cromwell
E. M. Beckley
Broad Street
Meriden
Captain Stocking
Herbert L
Edward W. Stocking
New York
E. M
Hutchings Henry G. Dies at 63 in Middlesex Hospital
Henry G. Hutchings of 84 Mill Street died last night at Middlesex hospital aged 63 years 11 days He was born in Middletown son of William and Alice Gee Hutchings a plater by trade He belonged to Central Lodge I O O F and Hotchkiss Hose Co No 3 The funeral will be from his home Sunday at 3 PM conducted by Rev Harold Edwards Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Pallbearers from Central Lodge and service at the grave by Odd Fellows He is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Hutchings
Mill Street
Middlesex Hospital
Middletown
William
Alice Gee Hutchings
Hutchings
Central Lodge I. O. O. F
Hotchkiss Hose Co
Harold Edwards
Pine Grove Cemetery
Central Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mrs Estelle Burr Dies. Rites Planned in Little City
Mrs Estelle P Burr widow of Arthur S Burr died this morning at her home on Johnson Lane aged 61 years 14 days She is survived by her son Clarence W Burr and brother W E Burr of Higganum Funeral services will be at her home Saturday at 2 oclock with interment in Little City Cemetery conducted by Rev W E Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle P. Burr
Arthur S. Burr
Johnson Lane
Clarence W. Burr
W. E. 8. Burr
Higganum
Little City
W. E. Knowles
Obituary: Harry M Booth of Durham Dies at 70
Harry M Booth died at his Durham home at age 70. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs Clara Booth Lutters of Middletown, two sons William Booth of New York City, and two sisters Miss Josephine Booth of New York and Mrs James H Murphy of Lockport. The funeral will be held at his home Sunday at 2 o'clock and burial will be in Durham Cemetery.
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Harry M. Booth
Durham
Clara Booth Lutters
Middletown
William Booth
New York City
Josephine Booth
New York
James H. Murphy
Lockport
Funeral of Mrs John Murray Held Saturday Morning
The funeral of Mrs John Murray will be held from the undertaking parlors of W J Coughlin's Sons Saturday morning at 8 30 Mass will be said in St Francis' church at 9 o'clock Interment will be in St John's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
W. J. Coughlin
St. Francis’ Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Norwalk Sailor Drowns After Naval Service Career
William FH Quick, 23, of Berkeley Street Norwalk, a sailor in the British navy, accidentally drowned in Bordeaux, France. He served three years in the American navy, retired as a first class gunner, and then spent seven years in total in naval service.
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Norwalk
William FH. Quick
Joseph Quick
Berkeley Street
Bordeaux
France
Quick
Drum Corps Convention Opens in Meriden Today
The 33rd annual Connecticut Fifers and Drummers association convention begins this afternoon in Meriden with about fifty corps expected from nearby states. The program includes street parades dances an annual ball and competitions for 33 silver loving cups and medals featuring the Camp Devens depot brigade corps among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Connecticut
Fifers and Drummers’ Association
Camp Devens
Berger Trial Set After Debs Arraignment
Chicago August 30 The Viktor L Berger case and four socialist leaders indicted under the spy act likely will go to trial October 1 following arraignments September 6 for Eugene V Debs, the former socialist presidential candidate, at Cleveland Ohio. A hearing on the demurrer to be held September 2 before a Federal Judge.
London Police Strike for Higher Wages and Recognition
London Aug 30 metropolitan police strike spreads rapidly with thousands joining the union seeking recognition and a wage rise. They demand reinstatement for a discharged officer and a weekly increase of one pound plus a twelve and a half percent war bonus. The strike disrupts traffic while special constables are summoned to cover the emergency. The City of London police remain unaffected.
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London
Metropolitan Police of London
Metropolitan Police
City of London Police
Stock Market Opens After Yesterday’s Selloff in New York
The New York stock market opened with little price movement in quiet activity after yesterday’s selloff sparked by the money situation news. Steel common ex-dividend moved 110 1 2 to 110 1 4 with a 1 4 net gain. Marine issues and several rails showed mixed moves, while most active stocks eased later, with losses around one point across issues. Union Pacific and Bethlehem Steel among others fell, though some shares recovered in late trading.
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New York
Steel Common
Southern Railway
Anaconda
Marine
St. Paul
New Haven
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Baldwin
Bethlehem
Steel B
Republic Steel
Income tax rate agreed in large revenue bill talks
Washington delegates report a virtual agreement on the eight billion dollar revenue bill with Secretary McAdoo and the special House Ways and Means sub committee. A flat 12 percent tax on normal incomes is nearly settled, with a proposed 35 50 70 percent excess profits rate and the 80 percent war profits tax expected to remain. bill reporting anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Treasury Department
Washington
McAdoo
Ways and
Kitchin
Bridgeport Strike Hits 2500 Machinists
In Bridgeport on August 30 around 2500 machinists and tool makers walked off the job in a mass meeting driven action amid alleged false shop agreements. The walkout touched about 400 workers at several shops with many leaving town, while officials said the union would not pay strike benefits. Examiners and field agents from Washington began efforts to arrange a future dispute resolution election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Eithherr
War Labor Board
Washington
E. B. Woods
Machinists
City Briefs: Former Middletown Mayor Weeks in Town
Former Mayor Henry S Weeks visited Middletown on business. Bunces store will change hours after Labor Day opening at 9 and closing at 5 for five days a week, Saturdays unchanged. Nourse Shermer Co increases capital stock from 10000 to 50000 with shares from 100 to 600 par 100. Daniel Prior at Mi hospital improving after weeks of treatment. A car load of cows for the Truit Hospital for the Insane arrives at 10 30 am on the Valley train. Mr and Mrs Dean G Acheson visiting Bishop and Mrs B C Acheson. I Bauer learns son James arrived overseas as a first class private in a medical supply depot. Young men previously employed in non essential government jobs seek work in machine shops and munition factories. Simon Lake of Milford aims to build a five room concrete house for 2000 ready in under a week, with patents in US and France.
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Henry S. Weeks
Middletown
Bunce
Nourse Shermer Co
Daniel Prior
Mi Hospital
Trcut
Dean G. Acheson
Bishop
B. C. Acson
I. Bauer
Igh Street
James
Anerk
Simon Lake
Milford
France
Metal Prices Report From New York August 30
Lead easy at spot and August 805 bid in New York market. Spelter easy at East St. Louis spot. September at 9 1 8, October November and December at 8 7 8 to 9 1 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
Have you seen a pristine used car advertised today
In a brief life section a vendor asks a buyer if she has seen a good used car and calls it nearly as good as new. A girl replies that they have the exact one available and it is being towed in.
Reminders From Berlin Spark Tales Home Image
An item from the Baltimore American notes that official explanations from Berlin evoke fairy tale imagery as a reflection on national character and historical memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Berlin
Tonic Upbuilder For Throat And Lungs Ad
An old advertisement touts a throat and lung tonic claiming relief in many serious illnesses. It emphasizes soluble mineral content and notes no alcohol or narcotics. Twenty years of success, 80c and 1.50 bottles sold by Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
For Sale Horse or Exchange for Cow and Steers
For sale a horse offered by J J Durham Ave Tel 571-2. Also for sale one of two year old red steers and a few two year old heifers. Contact W K Raymond East Hampton 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Durham
W. K. Raymond
East_Hampton
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Chaifman Dent
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Amer Tel & Tel
Am Loco
Am Car Foundry
Lehigh Valley
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National Lead
North Pacific
NY Cen
Nynhe&h
Penna
Repub I &S
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Chic.r I & Pace
Sou Pac
Sou Ry
St Paul
UN Pac
U S. Steel
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Wwe
Westinghouse
Durham Ave
Baum
Church St
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Aes
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Illiam Suda
China
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