Casualties Reported Today Across Connecticut Lines
Casualties totaled 4 995 with 645 in action 188 in accidents and 1642 in other causes. Names listed include Frederick W. Shade from New Britain Died of Wounds William M. McArthur Died of Disease and many listed wounded severely and missing in action across multiple towns including New Haven Hartford Bridgeport and Norwalk.
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War Department
Frederick W. Shade
New Britain
William M. McArthur
New Haven
Donald G. Fraser
Norwichtown
Alfred G. F. Hults
Hartford
Conn
Joseph C. Miller
Bridge Port
Carlo Hansen
Bridgeport
Patrick A. Sullivan
Waterbury
Frederick D. White
William Joseph Fortin
Eugene Vitale
St. John
Ward G South
Manchester
Cook Alexander Roger
James J. di Martino
Oakville
Wagoner Many Gabrillo
Bridgent
John J. Baker
Robert J. Goggart
Talcottville
Carl Ficken
Meriden
John J. Keane
Botsford
James L. Vacavone
Hockanum
Ernest F. Hunker
Winchester
Steve Slosar
Robert Stedman McCowen
Brookfield
Louis T. Falanders
Poquomock
Daniel J. Lyons
Skibiski
Rockville
E Capellupo
Torrington
Chris T. Flaherty
Ftancia G. Swan
Lawrence A. Chambers
Andrew B. Mangis
John P. O'Connell
Adolph Haisben
Bruno Johnson
South Manchester
Oswald A. Margelot
Justin Stankovicas
Guiseppe DiNelle
Alphonso Cappccuccio
James C. Spencer
New
Emery G. Peterson
Carl A. Lindquist
Allen J. Marsh
Frank W. Parish
Francis Hart
Stonington
John C. Shutherss
Gustave Kriger
L. Upham
Greenwich
Stenti Cwek
Terryville
Amede Falls
Andrew Nodulazus
Fairfield
Jank S. Rivers
Stamford
Andrew Vannacore
Patrick Joseph Murphy
John Corliss
William Gilmartin
Zerona J. Cobb
Bristol
Windislow Drzonse
Walter Ferris
New Preston
Walter B. Mather
Prick J. Meade
Steuben Vivosvek
John Pettito
Henry J. Sullivan
Louis Joseph Tiernan
John Mastro
Derby
James F. Stone
William J. Quigley
Portland
Joseph Sidlik
Carlo Ridgefie
Marine Corps
War to Peace Plan Focuses on County Farm Bureaus
Premier David Lloyd George and other British delegates named for the peace conference loom. In the U S a farmer alliance leader argues for rapid postwar farming expansion, urging county farm bureaus to organize an emergency power and machinery system to maximize crop production and keep land productive. He cites war success with liberty loans and Red Cross drives and calls for state aided power rental and a county plat book to direct machine usage and repairs.
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United War
County Farm Bureau
County Council of Defense
Farm Bureau
County Power Committee
New York State
Wood as coal substitute urged in national campaign
The fuel administration urged state administrators to run Burnwood campaigns this winter to boost wood use for domestic heating. City and county fuel deputies would manage wood yards and farmer supply, accepting consumer orders and securing fair prices. Wood-cutting clubs may help keep costs low.
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The
Fuel Administration
States
Kansas City Street Car Strike shocks city life
Kansas City Missouri sees 2500 street car workers walk out along with electric power house staff in a surprise vote just before midnight. The strike stems from the company’s failure to secure a higher fare rate enabling the wartime salary rise for workers. America Must Still Build Ships urges continued ship construction despite the armistice as the U S Shipping Board reports to Congress.
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Electric Light
War Labor Board
America
Washington
United States Shipping Board
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United States
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
An advertised remedy claims to end grippe misery with a dose every two hours for up to three doses. It supposedly opens nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves throat soreness and sneezing, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It touts easy taste and no inconvenience and warns to refuse substitutes.
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Pape
Grippe
APU
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