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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1917

Page

11

Suspected thief Richard Lopez held on bond after attempted theft

Police report Richard Lopez of 274 Bl avenue was arrested for attempting to steal a car from Dr. D. H. Khan of the Board of Health. Lopez, linked to automobile thief activity, awaits a police court hearing next Saturday. An officer chased him past Poll’s Theatre toward Golden Hill Street after the attempted grab near a nearby saloon.

Richard Lopez Anl D. H. Khan Board of Health Lopez Nahan

Gore of Mississippi: a blind statesman and trailblazer in politics

The article recalls ZXaror Gore born December 10 in Webster County Mississippi who lost sight in childhood but pursued law and public service. It notes his rise as a populist figure in Oklahoma politics, service in the U.S. Senate, and contrasts with early postal history and colonial era mail reforms mentioned in a wider column.

Pryor Gore United States Sena- Oklahoma Gore Hern- Soto Rockus Senator Money Ublic Oklahoma Solon P Webster County Miss Texas Oklahere Diodotus Minor Alexandack Senee

Conscription of Labor Not Needed for War Says Wilson

Washington reports Secretary Wilson told Congress conscription of labor is unlikely to win the war but if needed it should cover the industries involved. He argues wage coercion and private-profit conscription are unpatriotic and urges government employment for conscripted workers.

Washington Wilson Congress Secretary of Labor Department of Labor Postal Savings Bank Department Shipping Board

Canadian Heroes on European Battlefields Highlight Nova Scotia Roots

The article recalls Canadian-born officers who earned fame in British campaigns. Gen Sir William Fenwick Williams of Nova Scotia earned the title after Kars siege in the Crimean War. Halifax native Gen Inglis led Lucknow defenses and rose to major general. Toronto’s Lieut Alexander Dunn received the Victoria Cross. Capt Alexander McNab of Stratford appears among Waterloo officers. The piece notes broader Canadian contributions across 19th century British wars and touches on local Stratford items.

South Africa Canada England Sir William Feenwick Williams Nova Scotia Kars Armenia Williams Great Britain France Turkey Russia Muravieff William Fenwick Williams Nova Henry Lawrence Inglis Henry Havelock Bath Balaklava Alexander Dunn Toronto Immortal Light Brigade Waterloo Alexander McNab

Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Promises Relief for Change of Life

Richmond reader Lena Tynn reports relief from headaches dizziness and hot flashes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad describes crual Change of Life symptoms and urges timely use to restore health with a one cent two word classified ad line.

Richmond Lydia E. Pinkham Lena Tynn E. O Street Lydia Binkham

Bricks Fall From Building Hit Otis Birge

A shower of bricks from a second story under construction at West Ave and John St struck Otis Birge, 61, of 273 Frank St, on the head causing a painful wound. He was treated at Emergency Hospital and then moved to St. Vincent's for observation.

West Ave John Street Otis Birge Frank Street J. F. Keegan Birge St. Vincent's

Men With C. D.'s Cannot Enlist

Governor Marcus H. Holcomb ruled that men conditionally discharged by the Third District Appellate Board cannot enlist in government forces since they are already in government service. About 30 of these men sought absolute exemptions at the board rooms, claiming they wished to enlist. Technically they are part of the draft army and could be sent to a national army cantonment if their discharge cause ends.

Third District Appellate Board Marcus H. Holcomb Board Rooms National Army

Jitney Driver Held After State Street Wreck

Andrew Tontos of 469 Gregory Street and a jitney driver was arrested by Motorcycle Policeman Salmons after his jitney overturned on State Street. He was charged with reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. Passenger C. W. Norren of 150 Seabright Avenue sustained abrasions to both arms.

Andrew Tontos Gregory Street Salmons State Street Jontos C. W. Norren Seabright Avenue

Ninon de l Enclos a famed Paris wit and life of intrigue

Ninon de l Enclos born 1618 in Paris rose to notoriety for charm and wit. Her father military man left a dissipated later life. She attracted many lovers, bore a son by the Marquis of Gersey, and died at ninety after a long, controversial life. Fourteen Mexican Federal troops were killed by Diaz followers and Chicago school children gain an extra week of vacation to save coal.

Ninon Paris Henry IV Louis XIV Gersey Christina Sweden Gedwyn Diaz Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Zxaror Gore Atlantic Government of New York Boshonss Richard Fairbanks Virginia New York Monthly Mail Colonial Massachusetts Boston Thomas 5 Stratford United States Employment Service U. S. Employment Service Town Hall Elliott W. Peck Board of Finance Peck Samuel Hubbell Samuel W. Hubbell Finance Board Rheinold Pierson William Fryer William Hart Fred van de Bogart l First Selectman James Lally Harold C. Lovell William Holland Hards’ Corner Holland Allan D. Judson Judson Donath—Nusser Mabel Nusser John Nusser Pittsburgh Arno Donath Julius Donath Bridgeport Ernest C. Carpenter Stratford Methodist Church Donath Myrtle Fairchild N. Buckingham & Co Stratford High School Red Cross Ladies Aid Society The Congregational Church Packard Hall Broad Street Dingbat Club Club Rooms Main Street George R. Webb Charles Lane Walter Parks George Parks Edward Rudine Robert Hard Roy Plumb Maud Hull Willard H. Fleck National Women's Suffrage Association Capitol Home Guard Harry A. Barnes Louis Herrmann Burnes Cortez Rockwell Main and Hillside Avenue Bloete Sean Belgium Gitz Rice Canadian Overseas Army Ypres Long Boy Arthur Fields Sousa Prince Idal Sweet Eddie Leonard Ida Earl Fuller Rector Rew Cross Avon Comedy Four Columbia Columbia Graphophone Company New World Symphony Josef Stransky New York Philharmonic Orchestra Dvorak John Beck & Son Armer Ninon DE L'Enclos Father John M. E. Ford Sma Lonsdale Avenue Pawtucket R. I
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