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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1918

Page

2

Brewers denounce campaign influence by liquor interests

A formal statement claims brewers and liquor groups have funded campaigns and used political surveys to sway elections. It alleges connections to district attorneys and state officials across several cities, with accusations of pro German sympathy and efforts to corrupt electors and legislation. Clearing house figures show exchanges totaling $658,511,077 with $66,937,914 in one period.

50 Cc National Association of Comere and Labor Jones States Whitteburo Detroit Chicago Corrup F. Looney United States Aftor Hobertsond Indiana Dan Jones United District Attorney Pittsburgh Texas Pittsburg Clearing House York

Anti-Trust Cases Postponed by Supreme Court

The U S Supreme Court granted a motion to continue all anti-trust cases until the war’s end. Read ing Company, Equitable, Eastman Kodak, American Can, Quaker Oats, Corn Products, Lehigh Valley Railroad, Southern Pacific and others are postponed. United States Steel resists.

Washington, Dct Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Reading Company States Steel Corporation East Kodak Co Bill Posters and Dis- American Can Co Quaker Oats Co Corn Products Refining Co. Lehigh Valley Railroad Co

Foch Strategy Praised as Allied Advances Grow

Paris reports French military experts credit Marshal Foch with a masterly plan that could make the Germans regret not retreating more widely. Allied forces push into German flanks and threaten vital communications as swift advances threaten groups of German troops, including an instance on the Champagne front where General von Mudra's army was nearly surrounded.

Paris Marshal Foch Champagne von Mudra

Norwich appoints food director for region

Edmund W. Perkins of Norwich is named focal food director by Federal Food Administrator Robert Scoville. He will oversee Norwich and the towns of Lisbon Franklin Bozron Montville and Salem.

Norwich Hartford Edmund W. Perkins Robert Scoville Perkins Lisbon Franklin Bozron Montville Salem

New York's Liberty Loan Subscriptions Rise Overnight

New York district liberty loan subscriptions rose by 24.83 million dollars overnight, bringing the total to 30.62 million dollars, as announced by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The national goal remains one billion eight hundred million dollars.

New York Liberty Federal Reserve Bank

Wilson at Work on Peace Reply

President Wilson to craft America's reply to Germany Austria and Turkey peace offers while consulting Col. E M House. State Dept reports and cablegrams from Paris London and Rome inform the plan but no date for transmission is set. Officials expect rejection with possible hints on terms and unconditional surrender phrasing.

Washington White House Wilson America Germany Austria Turkey Col. E. M. House New York Central Powers State Department Congress Senate

Sub Treasury Report Shows Cash Gain From Banks

New York on October 8 reports the sub-treasury gained 641000 from banks on Monday, yielding a cash net gain since Friday of 852000. The report reflects ongoing liquidity movements in the banking sector and indicates strengthening cash balances for the period.

Treasury New York Sub-Treasury

Happenings in this vicinity from 25 years ago

Items from October 11 1808 report ferryboat extra trips when tickets sell in Portland and sloop Celia from New Haven sails near Essex. Notes on hunting success hindered by thick foliage and rumors of a Cromwell drug store. Stained glass set in Westbrook Episcopal chapel and Madison agricultural fair draws crowds. S. P. Thrasher to speak at Rocky Hill church. Enlistments rise with hard times. tramps noted. Arthur E. Coe catches 60 bluefish near Race with Captain Hill. Bailey wins three prizes at Stafford Springs poultry show. Conn to lecture on Life on Earth. fire department site not yet secured. Murphy temperance meeting at North church. blue ribbon sold at Hazen’s. Merrill speaks before Custer camp. Polish National Army formed in Paris under General Haller.

Brownstone Mee Portland Essex Celia New Haven Cromwell Westrook Madison Congregational Rocky Hill Arthur E. Coe Captain Hill Saybrook

Tonic Upbuilder For Throat and Lungs

In many cases of serious throat and lung illness ECAN'S ALTERATIVE has been very beneficial due to its soluble calcium content and easy assimilation when combined with other ingredients. No alcohol or habit-forming drugs. Twenty years' sororal use. Bottles priced at 5c and $1.50 at druggists or from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.

ECAN Poeta d. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Tables Are Turned By Littig Coun In Retaliation Threats

The Belgian government warned Germany of retaliation for the destruction and looting in Belgian territory as it plans measures in response to the wrongs inflicted on the Belgian people. The report notes Belgium’s resolve to answer the German onslaught and protect its property and citizens.

Littig Coun Lona Belgium

Dandeline Hair Product Promises Quick Beauty Magic

An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a cheap solution to dandruff and hair loss. It claims rapid results in under ten minutes, including shinier, fuller hair and new growth, with instructions to apply and brush through strands for cleansing and scalp invigoration.

Knowlton

Space Donated To Middle Town Liberty Loan Committee

This space is donated to the Middle Town Liberty Loan Committee by the Jackson Company. The notice indicates community support for the Liberty Loan drive and acknowledges the donor’s contribution to the fund.

Middletown Liberty Loan Committee The Jackson Co Middletown Liberty Loan Committee R. J. Atwell

First Payment on Liberty Loan Subscription Urged

The notice calls for immediate payment of the first installment on the Liberty Loan subscription, stressing its urgency and stating that timely action is vital and should not be delayed.

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