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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1919

Page

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New England Takes Big Jump in Subscriptions

Washington May 10 The Vic Rozz Joss drive appeared over subscribed as returns showed the week ending with near 2000000 subscribed and unrecorded subscriptions in the 12 Federal Reserve districts pushing the total well above this. Officials predicted final day subscriptions would reach the goal easily and Dallas reported its quota would be met before nightfall.

Washington Treasury Federal Reserve Dallas

New England Leads in Loan Drive Subscriptions

Boston reports a late surge in the Victory loan drive as New England surpasses its quota with 725 banks contributing 40.66 million dollars and a regional total of 322.60 million toward 375.00 million. Massachusetts accounts for 64,750 subscribers, Connecticut posts 1,106 subscriptions and totals 63.85 million.

New England Sports Boston Massachu Connecticut New England

New York Victory Loan Quota Nears Full Target

New York reports the Victory loan quota of 1.35 billion dollars will be reached as districts show strong progress. Indications today place the national total at 1,255,520,000 with an overnight gain of 51,144,750 and only 94,480,000 still needed.

New York Saperel Reserve K

Indiana Is Over Victory Loan Quota Met

Indiana reports over-subscription of its Victory loan quota. State loan headquarters announced at noon today that Indi has met the target.

Indiana Indianapolis Ind Indihas State Loan

Chicago Hitting Her Stride in Victory Loan Push

Chicago must raise 29,125,000 by midnight to meet the Victory loan quota as leaders push a 20,000,000 subscriptions pace and seek success. The day’s drive aims to sustain momentum and secure city funding.

Chicago

Fourth District Victory Loan Surpasses Quota

Cleveland's Fourth Federal district reached and exceeded its Victory loan quota at noon today. The district subscribed more than 452 million dollars, topping the goal by over 2 million dollars.

Cleveland

Hartford Aims to Triple Victory Liberty Loan Quota

Hartford works toward tripling its Victory Liberty Loan quota by tonight with noon figures showing 30,202,800 subscribed out of an 11 million required. City officials urge residents and businesses to contribute to meet the goal before the deadline.

Hartford Triple ‘Victory

Shriners Bridgeport Attend Pyramid Temple Ceremony

Delegates from Newark New Jersey gather for a special Pyramid Temple ceremony in Bridgeport this afternoon. An Arab Patrol exhibition will be part of the events as visitors join the festivities.

Shriners 2 Bridgeport

West Point to appoint new head June 12 after graduation

At West Point the appointment of Brigadier General Mac Owl as head was announced today by Peyton March. The change takes effect on June 12, the day after the current class graduates.

West Point Head Macowl T Peyton Pf Ee Oe Iersone Academy

Millionth Yank En Route Home From Army Demobilization

General Peyton C. March announced the millionth American soldier has sailed for home on May 7 as demobilization accelerates. By May 10, 225,924 troops remain in the army of occupation in Europe, with 2,010,671 discharged since the armistice. Enlistments total 28,737, and 8,000 Siberian-replacement troops are planned.

Washington Peyton C. March Army of Occupation France March Versailles General March War Department Brest St. Naziare Bordeaux England Italy New York Newport News

Transatlantic NC Seaplane Flight Begins From Rockaway Point

A notable photo captures the May 8 hop off of three transatlantic NC seaplanes at Rockaway Point Naval Station. The NC-3 leads as the NC Squadron, escorted by a naval dirigible, heads toward Halifax on the first leg of its Atlantic crossing. Each aircraft carries a six man crew and weighs about 24 000 pounds with cargo.

Rockaway Point Naval Station U. S. Navy Halifax N. S Atlantic

Florita Destroyed by Fire at Camp Meadow Dry Dock

The Florita, a glass cabin 32 foot power boat owned by Arthur N. Prout of Oak Street, was destroyed by a blaze last night at winter quarters near Mill Hollow hill. Neighbors and fire teams fought the fire, which gutted the long cabin and nearly burned off the stern. Suspected arson is under investigation. The boat, beloved by river boatmen, was to be launched soon and moored opposite Middletown Yacht Club.

Arthur N. Prout Oak Street Mill Hollow Hill Schuyler J. Taylor Russell Co

Missing seaplane sighted off Provincetown coast

Boston May 10. A naval seaplane missing on a flight from Boston to Chatham naval air station near the Yankee division parade was spotted drifting on the water off Peaked Hill bar near Provincetown. The Ossipee cutter was sent to search for the three crew members Lieut J S Buchanan Ensign John G Howard and Electrician Bernard Yarnes. The plane went down due to engine trouble and an initial search by the destroyer McDermott was unsuccessful.

Boston Naval Chatham Naval Air Station Peaked Hill Bar Provincetown Coats Guard Ossipee Ree McDermott J. S. Buchanan John G. Howard Rochester, N. Y Bernard Yarnes

Steamers Yale and Harvard Return to Peaceful Service

The Yale and Harvard, formerly mine-layers and troop carriers in wartime, return to the Atlantic as passenger ships. The Yale sails Monday with 298 Army officers aboard and the Harvard follows days later, resuming service between New York and Boston after nearly five years away. Both ships earned fame on East River and Sound routes prior to the war.

New York Yale Harvard Long Island Here Boston Metropolitan Line Atlantic East River Pacific Coast Strait of Ma United States

President Wilson Honored by French Academy Society

President Wilson became a member of the Society of Political run of French academy on Paris May 10. He met with the society and received his mem and this unique request was addressed in the session.

Paris Wilson Society of Political Run French Academy Oon

Austrian Archduke Arrested in Geneva Plot Charge

Archduke Eu gene of Austria was arrested in Geneva on charges of political plotting. He had crossed into Switzerland with 670,000 crowns in cash and pamphlets urging a monarchist uprising.

Geneva Archduke Eugene Austria Switzerland Charles

Victory loan drive targets New Britain total exceed quota

New Britain on May 10 reports a city total expected to reach 3.1 million dollars in the Victory loan campaign, about one million dollars over the established quota. The community mobilizes to push funds to support the war effort.

New Britain

Unlikely Ex Kaiser Will Be Brought To Trial

Paris May 10 delegates at Versailles doubt a trial of the ex Kaiser despite war crimes talk. Jurisdiction issues and international law doubts fuel belief no such offense exists. a five power tribunal would likely find no basis for proceedings. Banishment is cited as the only possible punishment if any action proceeds.

Ex-Kaiser Paris Berlin Belgium Great Britain Dom Paul Kruger General Smuts Versailles United States France Italy Japan

Wilson to Address Congress in Person

President Wilson will address a joint session of Congress on the international situation upon returning to Washington. Officials say he plans to sail after June 1, and rumors of a postwar speaking tour are uncertain.

Washington Wilson Congress White House Paris Italy Fiume America

Senate doubts US Britain alliance over France defense

Paris report states authoritative circles expect the US senate to reject a defensive alliance with Great Britain to aid France against Germany. Officials say the president only offered to present the idea to the senate, not form an actual agreement. Critics fear entangling alliances and note the League of Nations aims to prevent future wars.

Paris United States Great Britain France Germany American Senate Clemenceau American Commission America League of Nations

Express Workers Strike Expands Across Northeast

May 10 New York The strike of American Railway Express Co. employees in New York district calls 7500 workers out and is expected to spread to Philadelphia Stamford Conn Buffalo and other cities within days. Delegations from the New York local of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs left for those cities to agitate strikes. The situation has tied up express operations completely in New York Newark and both. By night the strikers plan to reach Yonkers Mt. Vernon and Westchester county.

New York New Jersey American Railway Xpress Co Philadelphia Stamford Conn Buffalo International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurg American Railway Express Newark Yonkers Mt. Vernon Westchester County

Austrian peace draft moves toward Big Four

Paris dispatch notes Austria's peace treaty taking shape with a drafting committee completing work after Big Four approval. German counter proposals are expected soon, possibly by Monday, as boundaries and indemnity questions loom while Austria-Hungary aftermath and Fiume claims are debated.

Paris Austria Big Four Wilson Lloyd George Clemenceau Orlando Weimar Hungary Austria-Hungary Servia Adriatic Italy Jugo-Slavia Fiume Germany Europe League of Nations

Body Found in River at Essex Unidentified

Essex May 10 The man who apparently jumped from the New York Hartford boat was found in the river near Essex. A New York to Hartford ticket found on his clothes gave no identity as the purchaser’s name wasn’t taken and he slept in a berth. He is about 40 years old, five feet five inches, wearing clothes by Bobby Clothes Co New York, black shoes and tie, and had $1.52 in cash.

New York Essex New York-Hartford W. S. Miller Hartford Bobby Clothes Co

Durham Victory Loan quota exceeded by margin

Durham surpassed its $18 700 Victory Liberty loan allotment as subscriptions continued after 7 p m last night with a substantial margin expected. Credit is given to the women’s committee which raised half the amount and aided the effort.

Victory Loan Durham Victory Liberty Loan Women’s Committee

Bela Kun Still Master in Budapest Despite Reports

Bela Kun remains in control of Budapest while the Romanian army, earlier said to have entering the city, is reported to be at the threshold of Budapest according to information from the city.

Bela Kun BPRNE Hungary Budapest

INEER ARRIVES HOME Jales Lynch Returns From Service

Jales Lynch of the 11th Engineer Regiment arrives home after service, greeted by family and friends. The homecoming marks the end of a period abroad with thanks to supporters and a brief ceremony at the station.

Ineer Jales Lynch

NC-1 and NC-3 Air Race Closer to Trepassey Flight

North American planes NC-1 and NC-3 launched from Rockaway Beach headed for Trepassey Newfoundland in a high profile Atlantic challenge. NC-1 reached Trepassey around dusk after a 500 mile leg from Halifax, while NC-3 faced propeller issues and nav delays near Halifax delaying its trek.

Halifax N. F America Newfoundland Canso Mander Towers Baltimore Rockaway Beach John H. Towers Trepassey G. Hawker Atlantic

States naval soap 4 abandoned trans Atlantic voyage beach

The report states a naval operation was forced to abandon its first trans Atlantic mission near Long Island to Halifax due to fog and unfavorable conditions. The crew was ready to resume as weather improved and the coast guard monitored the area for safety.

Naval Soap 4 L. I Halifax

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Army Ocean Llight Dettinges Florita A. N. Prout Winter Quarters President Wilson Archduke Arrestep Express NC-1 Trepassey No.4 GAN NGI Nc4
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