Public Opinion of Industrial Human Waste Speech
Editor Raymond Robins, famed as the silver tongued advocate of labor, spoke to a Providence audience on industrial human waste. He traced his life from white trash origins to coal mines and Alaska, urged better worker conditions, and described Chicago’s Municipal Judging House and child labor and machinery as causes of toil and misery. He urged justice and fair treatment for workers.
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Raymond Robins
Unk Congregations
Providence, Row
Kebing Spode
Wurkertis
Robinx
Alaska
Robins
Chicago
Robles
Fairfield Board Considers Superintendent Candidates
The Fairfield School Board met at the library with full attendance to discuss applicants for Superintendent of Schools. Beeman led with 41 applications from across the country. Names present included Foot of Norwalk, Willama of Bridgeport, Vogel of Hackensack, DeCourtres of East Hartford, Camp of Stamford, and Sexe. No decision reached. a conference was planned to select a nominee between Greene, Camp, and Vogts, with another meeting possible.
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Beeman
Foot
Norwalk
Willama
Prospect School
Pridgeport
Vogel
Hockensack
N. J
DeCourtres
East Harverd
Camp
Stamford
Sexe
Graham
Greene
Meetan
Stevens
Westport School Board
Vogts
Mtackeriack
Pequot
Masten
Perry
Snskie
Mindiala
Mexico
California
Morence Buckinghan
Sire Long
Farrest
Mine Cooper
Oscar Mills
Francis Brewer
Holman
Guilbert
Hendrick
Allen Beeman
Disbrow
Emeline Disbrow
Willie
Howard Taylor
Fred
George Sherwood
John Hawkins
Mall
George Bunnell
Jexafe
Jennings Joseph Smith
Thomas Griffn
Eastern Underwear Company
Hayes
Hayes Fish Company
Stratford News Highlights Rent Interest and Local Events
Stratford residents report rising rental interest as spring rents near with new factory openings likely boosting demand. Mrs. Sammin wins praise for a concert drawing a large crowd despite rain, with over 100 churchgoers and many women among attendees. Local names include Mrs. James R. Con and two sons from Waterbury visiting, Howard Beers Nash back from Rutgers for holidays, and Geo. T. Menham set to sing at Polis. A Devon fire department whist event is planned, and local clubs share prizes among Mrs. O Brien and Mr. Paulson.
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Roxbury
Sammin
Bidwell
James R. Con
Waterbury
Justice of the Ponce
Allen
Stratford
New York
Howard Beers Nis
Rutgers College
Mother Jones
Criterions
Geo. T. Menham
Polis
Frederick Townroe
Jhetherheedt
St Andrew
N. B Cornwall le
Frederick Buckmaster
Philadelphia
Taine
Canawn
Morc Haydes
O' Brien
Pauleon
Mr and Sire
C. FB Imvis
Pauline Stage Groner O. Lines, Jr
George T
Whist prizes and town notices from New Haven area
Winners at a Whist event for the behest of Home at Wallingford included C. M. Fuller Moger Morehouse HK Wurris J. L. Porter J. Andrews Louis Bierce and A. Iberg. Ladies prize recipients listed include Baldwin Rants Metmyre Hf. Polmter Lille Dietz Jack Diamond F. Porter C. Pulver S. M. Wilcox Jos. Bellwood I. Fate. A relative of Mrs Nathan Middlebrook Samuel Batterson was buried in Union Cemetery. A New Year concert by Gilman Mandolin Orchestra was announced for Red Men's Hall with recitations and songs. Rumor of a man killing twenty_patied coons. Mabel Togers found work in Bridgeport. George A. Porter and son Carl will winter in town. mild weather expected.
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Wallingford
Messrs
C. M. Fuller
Moger Morehoure
HK. Wurris
J. L. Porter
J. Andrews
Louis Bierce
A. Iiberg
Mesdames Baldwin
Rants Metmyre
Hf. Polm Ter
Lille Dietz
Jack Diamond
F. Porter
C. Pulver
M. Wilcox
Jos. Bellwood
I. Fate
Nathan Middlebrook
Samuel Batterson
New Haven
Red Men's Mh
Gilman Mandolin Orchestra
Elsie Janis Stars in The Fair Co Ed at Jackson’s Theatre
Elsie Janis appears Thursday evening in The Fair Co Ed at Jackson’s Theatre for a Jestracheformance. The show, by George M. Cohan and Gus Luders, features a vivacious schoolgirl transformed into a confident performer, with Arthur Stanford and cast returning from New York. Seats go on sale Monday morning.
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Elsie Janis
Elsie Junta
Girit
Thy Hayden
Jackson
George Ade
Attie
Iady
Janis
Seeur
George Cohan
Romeo
Eddie Foy
Hamlet
Ethel Barrymore
Janie
New York
Arthur Stanford
Edgar Halstead
Harry Depp
James Reaney
Sidney Jarvis
Inez Bauer
Marion Mills
Sterile Stil
Shriners Elect New Officers for Pilgrimage Plans
Pyramid Temple A A O N M 5 elected Tlustrious Potentate John J. Fisher and other officers, with delegates to the Imperial Council in New Orleans. Arab Patrol elected George S. Hill as president and Col. J. H. Wade as treasurer. Planned pilgrimage to New Orleans includes a visit to Havana.
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Pyramid Temple
John J. Fisher
Rabban
Angus H. MacKensie
Philip L. Hotzet
George E. Crawford
Frank S. Slosson
E. S. Sumner
William N. Marigold
Imperial Council
New Orleans
Joan J. Fisher
Bridgeport
Carleton E. Hoadley
New Maven
James W. Porter
Danbury
Fred W. Gaylord
Annona
Arab Patrol Association
George S. Hill
St. Irwin Smith
Col. J. H. Wade
Frederic T. Bartlett
Leutenant
H. A. Stevenson
Havana
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Charles G, Sanford
Benham
H. Brothwell
Sur
New Haven and
Hartford
TL Watson
Cor. Main and
John Streets
People's Savings Bank
Main Street
THE
Bridgeport Land & Title CO
State Street
D. F P. Wheeler
Press
Treas
City Savings Bank
MAIN
Iti&ar
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Mite
Hayes’ Fish CO
Water Street
Market OF
G. Broch & Son
Main St
Moerlein
Hsual
Lancestaia
Post Office News
Our
People's Dairy
Tricphomt
A. Robertron
Bridgeport Trust CO
W. Marsh
E. H. Sudson
Y. Loewith & Co
Bank St
Kita
Yin
Arnold Coal CO
Tet
Yard
Admiral ST. ‘Tet Atte
Fairfield
Mabel Togers
George A.porter
Carl
Jackson’s
Shriners
M. J. Suechler
Hairfield Ave
Middle
Majestic
Thing’s Shoe Store
Mary ‘Merton
Glendale
Strate Ae
S. B. Thing & Co
Bridgeport Gas Light
OME Cafe
John F. Fay
New
Faeland
Tienes Ea
Crawford Laundry
Patrfield Avenue
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