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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
8
Taft Urges Tribunal to Settle All Strike Cases
New Haven Conn Dec 15 Professor Taft Yale former President urged settling labor strikes by an authorized tribunal to hear testimony investigate and report on merits leaving the outcome to public opinion He opposed compulsory arbitration and noted Congress failed to pass a workmen compensation law due to self interest He proposed a non compulsory tribunal to inform but not force decision and let public sentiment decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
United States
Congress
Six Firemen Injured As Gasoline Explodes In Barn Fire
Hartford waiting for word on total loss of Watkinson Farm School barns after a blaze that destroyed the big barn and two smaller buildings. Firemen were hurt when a gasoline tank exploded while fighting the fire. Students fled to safety and rescued six horses two cows and four calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Watkinson Farm School
Hartford Fire Department
Immigrants Lose Big Share to Crooked Bankers
New York reports more than 3,100,000 stolen from immigrants at the port last year. The State Department of Labor cites crooked bankers as the main cause, with victims including a daring Italian risked his life in river tubes to save 4,000 dollars and entrust it to a sharper. The Bureau has inspected 955 private banks in the foreign colony over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Department of Labor
Bureau of Industries and Immigration
NOAH ARK SHIPMENT PLANNED FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT
Boston December 15 Thomas W Lawson will send a freight car with a living Noahs Ark to grandchildren Henry McCall Jr and Thomas Law son McCall at the McCall ranch Crooked River Oregon. Guarded by two men it arrives Christmas morning including poultry cows cats dogs and pigs from the Lawson Dreamwold farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Henry McCall, Jr
Thomas Lawson McCall
Henry McCall
McCall Ranch
Crooked River
Ore
Dreamwold
Lawson
Scituate
Plymouth Rock
Hihode Island
Flying Fox
McCalls
Oregon
McCall
Dorothy Laweon
Coughs That Prevent Sleep Prompts Cure Testimony
Mr. Bob Ferguson of Green Bay Wisconsin reports a bad cough that disturbed his sleep. He says two small bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound completely cured him, advertised by Hindle's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ferguson
Pine St
Green Bay
Wis
Foley
Hindle
Adv
Occasional Jag Good for Nervous Men
Pittsburgh doctor Dr. Carl H. Homberg says an occasional jag can benefit some nervous men, including Pittsburgh railroad presidents and professionals under strain. He cautions it should not become a spree and warns against hangovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carl H. Homberg
Daring Thieves Take Goods From Milbank Avenue Home
Greenwich, December 15 two burglars in an automobile stopped before the Milbank avenue home of Harry Raymond a merchant They carried two dress suitcases and entered by a broken rear window catch While moonlight and a surprised resident suggested visitors they fled after placing the stolen items including Mr Raymonds clothes and jewelry valued at about 1000 on a table for later disposal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Milbank Avenue
Harry Raymond
Mr. Raymond
New East End Club Plans Public Lecture Series
The Twelfth District Independent Political and Social club in Stratford avenue voted to invite local newspaper editors to discuss citizenship and to extend talks to Mayor Wilson and several senators congressmen and judges. The club eyes Lenox theater Newfield avenue for weekly current events meetings after Morris Lustig’s theater lease ends December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth District Independent
Park City Theater
Stratford Avenue
Clifford B. Wilson
McNeil, Newman
Whitcomb
Donovan
Kennedy
Reilly
Mahan
Lonergan
E. J. Hill
George M. Landers
New
Stratford Fisherman Hooped in Water Near Lighthouse
The body of Frank C. Hopkins of Bridgeport, a foreman at American Tube and Stamping Co, was found in the water near a Stratford lighthouse after a hunting trip. He likely lost balance due to heavy boots and attire. Hopkins, about 45, lived at 498 East Main Street and was a member of several local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Hopkins
Bridgeport
Mr. Hopkins
American Tube & Stamping Co
Stratford
Hopkins
Cogswell
East Main Street
John C. Tuthill Camp
Loyal Order of Moose
Chat Noir
Umbehagen
Charles Andrews
Emmett Beardsley
Frederick Garry
Louis Bristol
Vincent Sexton
Kibbie” Wells
Frederick Bennetto
Frederick Lewis
Douglas Wells
Horace Works
Ruby Colbree
King Street
William Parks
The
New England Navigation Co
New Haven
Marjorie Baker
Washington Terrace
William St. John
Kins Street
Franklin Burton
Linden Avenue
Wayne Austin
Westport
Harry Nothnagle
Claribel Lewis
G. F. Lewis
East Broadway
Radford Smith
Main Street
Devon
New Hall
George Wilson
Brooklyn
A. V. Giles
Francis Drew
Frederick Rufford
Judson Place
Davis & Savard
H. L. Hart
Park Street
E. Pearl Jinkins
Farmers Bowling Showdown Sets December 15 1913 Clash
The Farmers report a December 15 1913 bowling match against the S N E Tel Co of Bridgeport and the town All Stars. Ed Beardsley shows strong improvement with high scores this season. Interest centers on duck pins versus big pins, with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. E. Tel. Co
Bridgeport
All Stars
Ed Beardsley
Fairfield residents debate townwide fire system upgrade
At the Fairfield fire house meeting residents clash over funding for a modern alarm system and fire boxes. Supporters say it ensures quick response and attracts summer visitors, while opponents fear costs. Local notices mention residents improving town facilities and a few obituaries and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
George Best
Holland Plains
James Sweet
Spring Street
New Milford
Bessie Smith
Bridgeport
Broad Street
John Blake
Southport
New York City
Alice Knight
Jane Street
King Street
Saugatuck Bridge club meeting in Westport tomorrow
Westport notes a Saugatuck Bridge club meeting set for tomorrow at 4 PM. The Westport fire department will gather at the Compo engine house for its annual officer election with Henry Linxweiler as chief candidate. Unclaimed letters at the Westport post office include H D Brooks J E Denis Miss Jannette Brington Clifford Williams Edward Ferris Everett Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Saugatuck Bridge Club
Childs Welfare Club
Westport Fire Department
Compo
Henry Linxweiler
H. D. Brooks
J. E. Denis
Jannette Brington
Clifford Williams
Edward Ferris
Everett Thompson
Bessie Smith
Bridgeport
Greens Farms
Anna Quinn
New York
John Hunt
State Woos
Community Society Notes From Easton Baptist and Local Groups
Dorcas society quilting at the Baptist hall for Mrs. Elmer S. Andrews followed by a fine supper. Easton grange dance raises 15 dollars for a new hall. Ladies' Aid of the Methodist hosted at Mrs A M Davidson making aprons. Schools in town will close December 19 for Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of the Baptist Church
Elmer S. Andrews
F. 8. Clark
Philip Clark
John H. Wheeler
Frank Bibbins
James Tyler
S.mallette Sanford
Mildred Ferris
Edward S. Williams
Ernest Terry
Minnie O. Sherwood
Julia Hawley
Bridgeport
Harold Williams
Betsie Sherwood
Abbie Sanford
Redding
Charles Sanford
Easton Grange
Charles H. Sherwood
E. Stevens
Sport Hill
Noroton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
A. M. Davidson
Charles Marsh
Edward Marsh
Harry Escott
Edith Sherwood
Daniel Brewer
Eliza Smith
George B. Beers
Kidney Pills Ease Backache and Nerve Strain Claims
The ad asserts many young women suffer weak backs dizziness nerves headaches and weariness. It states Foley Kidney Pills relieve these troubles promptly when taken as directed and contain no habit forming drugs, with Hindie's Drug Store shown as the outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindie
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