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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1918

Page

2

Peace terms for the world appeal from Slesvig Danes

President Wilson replies to a petition from former Slesvig residents and Danish Americans urging self determination. He affirms that justice and self rule must guide postwar peace and promises that the appeal will be heard as nations seek to right long oppression and share in world rebuilding.

Wilson Slesvig K. ‘Gc. Bodholt Racine, Wiss Cnt White House Bodholt Carl Plow Petaluma Cal Jens Jensen Chicago Sleavig America

Banker Weds Elevator Girl in Boston Club

John Baker Keyes a 63 year old Cincinnati banker and Harvard graduate wed Florence E Girardin a 21 year old French Canadian elevator operator at the Harvard Club in Boston after a brief courtship. Keyes, long single, says he wants a good home and has lived with his sister while courting. Parents or families may oppose the marriage.

Cincinnati Boston John Baker Keyes Harvard University Harvard Club Florence E. Girardin Keyes Miss Girardin Mr. Keyes

Wilson congratulates Belgian king on Brussels return

President Wilson sent a telegram to King Albert I congratulating the Belgian ruler on the royal family's reentry into Brussels. He hailed the return as a symbol of final victory and a renewal of strength for Belgium after years under German occupation.

Wilson Brussels Washington President Wilson Albert Belgium Woodrow Wilson

Muster Out Boards Named To Demobilize Army Ordnance

General C C Williams appointed mustering out boards for demobilization of commissioned enlisted and civilian personnel in the Army Ordnance Department. A second board will manage disposal of manufacturing materials and property from terminated contracts. Members include Col W H Tschappat Col James L Walsh Lieut Col L H VanDusen Maj F A Rogers and Capt A A Ricker. Other boards cover discharge of temporary officers below colonel and release of temporary colonels. Salvage board members include Col C H Tenney J C Heckman J H Burns and Lieut Cols D K Schurtleff J H Watkins and Winthrop Sarzent Jr.

Ordnance Department Army C. Cc. Williams Ordnance United States W. H. Tschappat James L. Walsh L. H. VanDusen F. A. Rogers A. A. Ricker C. H. Tenney J. C. Heckman J. H. Burns D. K. Schurtleff J. H. Watkins Winthrop Sarzent, Jr

No Suspender Shortage For War Material Demands

New York reports the government will commandeer nearly 29,000,000 yards of webbing for suspenders by March 1, 1919, citing a 106 percent price rise and possible belt replacement. Civilians fear scarce garters and possible fashion changes as war demands bite into personal clothing.

New York

Boston woman recovers children in swift cross country arrest

Mrs. Teresa Healey of Cleveland rushed to Boston and Somerville to reclaim her two boys from her husband Martin Healey who had been in court on a non support charge. She presented Cleveland court papers to police chief Kendall to prove custody and took the children back to Ohio, stating he took them from their home while she was away.

Boston Teresa Healey Cleveland Ohio Somerville South Station Kendall Healey

New York Labor Leaders Plan General Strike over Mooney Execution

In New York City and its outskirts labor figures map a general work stoppage in protest of Thomaz Mooney's California execution. The Machinists lodge Micrometer No 450 adopted a resolution urging a broad cessation of work with no fixed date yet, targeting a notice at least ten days before the scheduled execution.

New York Thomaz Mooney California Micrometer Lodge No. 450 International Association of Machinists Mooney

Gates Open for Allied Relief to Russia in Three Routes

Allies may extend relief to Russia through three main gateways Danzig Archangel and Odessa via the Dardanelles. A German force is reported pushing toward Russia while Ukrainians move into Galicia capturing two Polish towns. General Alexieff advances from the south taking Novorossisk and Denikine overthrows Skoropadski in Kiev. A new Baltic state forms from Lavonia Esibonia Courland and Oesel Island.

Russia Danzig Archangel Odessa Dardanelles Galicia Alexieff Novorossish Denikine Skoropadski Kiev Lavonia Esibonia Courland Oesel Island

WETS TEST DRY LAW IN COURT IN 1919

Washington reports that the new dry law approved by President Wilson will be tested for constitutionality at the earliest opportunity. Legal experts note questions about Congress power to police states after demobilization. Tests hinge on whether wartime authority can extend into peacetime and how bond withdrawals of distilled spirits would be handled.

Washington Wilson Congress United States Internal Revenue

Eight Hour Week Vote At Marlin Rocknell Plant

New Haven Nov 23 employees at the Marlin Rocknell munitions plant voted on a forty eight hour week. Norwich plant workers favored a five day week with Saturdays off and each workday nine hours and thirty six minutes. An order establishing the forty eight hour week will follow.

New Haven Marlin-Rocknell Norwich

Newspaper Strike Ends as Pressmen Return to Work

Rochester, November 23. Rochester's newspaper strike ended after publishers issued an ultimatum threatening to fill positions if presses remained idle. Compositors and stereotypers had already returned following international officers' threat to revoke their charters.

Rochester N. Y

Woman Decorated for Refugee Aid in Paris

Paris honors Mrs. Eliott Fitch Shepard with the Medaille de Reconnaissance for assisting refugees and nursing wounded French soldiers. This decoration underscores her wartime relief work and recognition by the French war office.

Paris Eliott Fitch Shepard War Office

Beechanm's Pills Promised Quick Complexion Change

An early advertisement claims Beechanm's Pills rapidly improve complexion by arousing the liver and balancing stomach and blood. It touts the medicine as the largest sale of Roy Medicine with boxed forms priced at 25 cents.

When a Family Needs a Friend in Ill health

A health advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsparilla, Peptiron and Hood's Pills as a new family treatment. It claims the trio purifies blood, builds strength, and regulates the body, helping families stay healthy after influenza and illness.

Hood

Arrested For Promiscuous Nose Blowing in Waterbury

Waterbury on November 23 Frank Nester uk was arrested after blowing his nose on the street. In court he was fined five dollars plus costs for the conduct.

Waterbury Frank Nesteruk

Winter sailings and local notices from regional papers

The Brownstone ferry shifts to winter schedule after Thanksgiving with last 8 pm run. Y M S and P A Society drops its Thanksgiving class due to hard times. H E Ellsworth of Portland plans a two story addition to his carpenter shop. Mrs H M Manwaring of New London visits Mrs Brockway on Pearl Street. New Haven papers back O V Coffin for governor. Trevithick & Co meat firm eyeing New Britain site. Middlesex Mutual Insurance loss $6800 in Springfield fire. New York steamer Springfield to lay up at Essex. Special Yale Harvard game train leaves for Springfield Saturday. McDonough Opera House overflowed for Sons of Veterans bazaar. Local farmer pledges firewood and produce for relief. Creamery association meeting at Capitol to set prices. County Commissioner Carrol visits Haddam County Home. 49 children there, four more arrived. New well down 52 feet, no water yet.

H. E. Ellsworth Portland H. M. Manwaring New London Springfield New York Essex Old Draw Bridge Harvard McDonough Opera House Sons of Veterans Creamery Association Capitol Carrol Haddam

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