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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1919

Page

2

Italy and America to form league of nations pledge

Victor Emmanuel and President Wilson praised each other at a Kent dinner honoring Wilson. They stressed Italy and the United States sharing a wartime bond and a common aim to create an international league to safeguard rights and secure a lasting peace. Sir Arthur Pearson, the blind philanthropist, arrived in New York to establish a hospital for blinded American soldiers near Evergreen, Maryland.

Victor Em Kent Wilson prusi@fforta Italy United States Victor “Mimanuel Wilson King Rome America Reac League of Nations América Rand Ted States C Jesty Arthur Pearson St. Dunstan’s London New York Arthur Evergreen Timore

Lament for Italy and Allied Gratitude in Wartime Speech

A speaker praises Italian contributions to the Allied effort, recalling wartime grain and coal support and the steadfastness of Italy. He expresses sympathy for Italian families and admiration for their role in achieving freedom, proposing long prosperity for Italy and health for the king and queen.

Orlando Baron Sonnino United States Italy

Mutual admiration between infantry and artillery in war

Herbert Corey notes in Everybody's January issue that infantry and artillery paired with rare trust. He recalls Yanks using seventy fives to snipe machine gunners, infantry digging into cover as batteries roared up, guns swinging to counter the machine gun, and crews pushing through dust and danger to curb fire.

Herbert Corey

Fire of Swift Plant at Kearney destroys much

Fire at the Swift plant in Kearney New Jersey on January 4 destroyed the greater part of the facility with extensive damage and unclear reports on injuries, authorities investigated the blaze and containment measures underway.

Swift Kearney N. J

Doughboys Safe in Paris

Paris dispatch quotes General W. W. Harts stating American troops in Paris are morally and physically safe, well behaved, and fewer in trouble than in U S camps. He cites daily troop presence, limited alcohol use, and praise from French officials. M P patrols monitor key transit hubs to aid troops and maintain order.

Paris W. W. Harts United States Army United States States Harts Montmartre America Notre Dame Louvre Madeliene Sacre Couerx Eiffel Tower Bois de Cologne Bastille Monument Tuileries Gardens the Invalides

Asquith Not To Sit Leader Of Liberal Faction Outside Parliament

London Jan 4 Former Premier H H Asquith will lead a liberal faction outside Parliament, the Exchange Telegraph reports. He will not seek a seat in the House of Commons, despite the defeat in the recent election. Some other Liberal MP might resign to allow him to sit in the Commons.

London H. H. Asquith Liberal Party Exchange Telegraph Asquith House of Commons Commons

Harkness Named Solicitor for U S Fuel Administration

Washington January 4 announcement by Fuel Administrator Harry A Garfield states Frank H Harkness is appointed solicitor for the United States Fuel Administration. He will advise on legal matters and assist in enforcing wartime energy controls.

Washington Harry A. Garfield Frank H. Harkness United States Fuel Administration

Sub Treasury Report Gains From Banks In New York

Sub Treasury report from New York states on Friday the Treasury gained 1,479,000 dollars from banks as federal reserve interbank movement continued.

Treasury New York Sub-Treasury

Why President Took Over Cables After Armistice

Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois charges the cable firms refused casualty lists priority, delaying casualty reports after World War I armistice. He cites a government report to Congress and notes courts over seizure and government rights of espionage without dictating message order.

Washington Wilson James Hamilton Lewis Illinois Lewis Congress

Served Him Right on Washington Street

A junior army officer with six months’ service and a gold stripe walks with his partner when a second officer with a silver stripe asks about it. Tempers flare and two blows land on the pavement as the silver-striper apologizes, insisting he could not have acted otherwise. Bystanders applaud the confrontation.

Washington Street Atlantic

Foley Kidney Pills Benefit Restless Sleeper in Alabama

E W Kitt of Shorters Alabama says Foley Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and eased back and side pains after restless nights declaring the medicine effective. Sold everywhere.

E. W. Kitt

Happenings in this vicinity twenty five years ago

This item recaps events from twenty five years ago including bright northern lights, Dr. Kate Campbell lectures, Salvation Army seeking private yard space after outdoor meeting bans, new council officers for Mattabesett Council, grippe rising, a fire loss total of 3779 dollars, Chief Willey’s long tenure, a 27 foot sail boat built for T. M. Russell, church deacons elected at South Church, Seth H Butler elected clerk and George A. Craig treasurer, Cromwell Brick Co. thriving, D L Briggs band rehearsal tonight, town clerk Burke and assistant busy, and William Butler Davis leaving St. Andrew's for Holy Trinity church next Easter.

Kate Campbell Methodist Salvation Army Harlow Raymond Mattabesett Council Grippe F. Willey T. M. Russell Ely South Church Benjamin Douglas Chester H. Kelsey William M. Dean Levi Deming Edward Payne George T. Meech Seth D. L. Briggs Burke William Stroud William Butler Davis St. Andrew’s Church Meriden Church of the Holy Trinity

No tonic like Hood s Sarsaparilla for a time like this

In the after effects of influenza the grip and other prostrating diseases Hood s Sarsaparilla is said to have a remarkable health making effect. It claims to expel poisons from the blood and restore strength and appetite. Hood s Pills are recommended as a gentle cathartic for families, women, and men.

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