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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
7
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The Board of Education should hold an open competition limited to Bridgeport architects to design the new high school. If no worthy plan emerges, allow outside entrants. Emphasis on fireproof steel frame construction, ample lighting, fresh air, and practical ornamentation over mere style.
Bridgeport editorial criticizes Capt Waldron for undiplomatic language about Pequonnock River improvements. It argues federal state and city roles require cooperative action, notes no bond for a new East Washington avenue bridge but potential pier funding, and defends Bridgeport’s stance while urging proper channels and equitable cost sharing.
The annual Elm City Lodge of Elks Memorial service drew a large crowd on Sunday. The piece reflects on how human effort outlives stone, noting that memorials may be built in minds and deeds rather than monuments, as Elks members seek to preserve memories of the departed.
In a heated gathering the Harbor Master Iles H. Morris endorsement was blocked by rival factions. Morris is identified as a key Republican figure amid ongoing party disputes over leadership and policy direction.
The text argues that Mayor Wilson faced opposition not for public duty failures but for supporting direct nominations and aligning with Republican aims. It notes a Democratic Common Council backing Senator Paddock for harbor master and condemns hatred as a political distortion.
Mrs Arthur M Dodge national president of the Society Opposed to Woman Suffrage told Fairfield ladies giving women votes would double the vote and that poorer classes including immigrants would gain excessive voting power. She is daughter of the late Governor Jewell once minister to Russia and a noted politician.
The article notes Mrs. Dodge advocates training women of her class not to vote while six states have admitted women to the ballot and more will follow. It compares her position to Sisera, arguing that merely increasing the vote is meaningless if voting proportions stay the same and that the Society Opposed to Woman Suffrage should also train its share to stay home.
Connecticut Grand Army men form funds to challenge 1911 pension laws after Attorney General deemed unconstitutional. Judges Henney and Beers retained as counsel. New Haven meeting set strategy and fundraising, with executive committee directing litigation funding. Foley Kidney Pills advert follows.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to Mead Campaign in 1852 with a price of 22.50 dollars. No clear event or person context available.
The Gift Room on the fourth floor offers suggestions for undecided buyers at Furniture for Dolls. Second floor displays complement the shopping area with gift ideas and curated selections.
Dec 4 reports show American Woolen Company in Almyville employing 300 with a three hour overtime start. Glens Falls mill also moves to full time. Danielson Cotton Manufacturing opens part and plans full staffing. Brageys Worsted, Fletcher Worsted, and Plainfield Woolen start overtime. Assawaga Woolen attracts orders, weaving runs day and night. skilled help scarce amid regional boom. Loravine loom workers apply for spots.
The Universalist Womans Club hosts a Christmas Bargain Sale with useful and fancy articles at unusual prices. A turkey supper is served each evening from 6 to 8 o clock for a nominal sum. Music by the Kimball orchestra enhances the event with details in the advertisement.
New Haven December 4 a large gathering of Yale men and New Haven citizens heard calls for international peace and support for arbitration treaties with Britain and France Speakers included Governor Simeon Baldwin Lyman Abbott David Starr Jordan and Henry Wade Rogers Baldwin presided and urged attendees to sign a petition backing arbitration treaties for presentation to the U S Senate
Yale professors and legal figures in a public appeal urge Senate ratification of arbitration treaties as a path to lasting peace. They argue public opinion supports ratification, but senators must consider constitutional and legal precedents, citing Taft Lodge roots and notable statesmen.
About forty lumbermen from this state Rhode Island and Massachusetts met at Willimantic last week and organized the Lumber Manufacturers' Association of Southern New England to advance prices and promote their buying and selling interests.
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