Morals and the Price of Land in Rural America
Analyzes how doubling land values without matching income harms rural communities. Notes higher marriage ages, rising farm prices, declining school and church attendance, and shrinking social life. Claims land price rise without income reduces morals, community spirit, and stability, urging rural life repairs.
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United States
Avery
Congress plans sweeping inquiry into lobbyist Mulhall's bribery charges
Washington reports Congress aims to probe Colonel Martin M. Mulhall of Baltimore and his lobbying for the National Association of Manufacturers. President Wilson signaled prior knowledge of the allegations, as Chairman Overton expects a decade spanning dragnet. Mulhall named several former and current lawmakers as recipients of cash for influence.
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Congress
Mulhall
Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
Baltimore
National Association of Manufacturers
Wiigon
Over- Tan
Mullhall
Farm youths seek land and fair farmer income
The text argues for enabling young men to obtain land early and for farmer incomes to rise with land prices. It contends that land prices, crop prices, or higher production must adjust to keep pace, driven by community morals.
Smugglers of Goods Escape Harsh Penalties in Fairfield
Fairfield July 65. The charges against Patrick Henry and John McCarthy for alleged thefts were lighter than expected. McCarthy found guilty of theft but given five days. Henry discharged. McCarthy’s wife and Henry’s family were involved in diverting suspicion as police traced stories of selling goods. Other local items include a house fire on Fairfield Road, a booth fire near Spring Street, and upcoming trials and social notices from Yale student George Tripp to local visitors.
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Fairfield
Patrick Henry
John McCarthy
Bacon Wakeman
McCarthy
Henry
Dominic Mercurio
Donaldson
Bridgeport
Greens Farms
Louis Hulik
Stfield Road
Stratfield Volunteer Department
Fairfield Hook & Ladder Co
John Flanigan
Spring Street
George Tripp
Yale
Southport
Tripp
John Wade
Howard Wade
Weatogue Country Club Opens With Fireworks Display
Stratford reports a grand opening of the Weatogue Country Club with a 200-member crowd plus 1 080 others at Knowlton park. Golf results include Roger Briggs low net 81 and H C Irving low gross. many tournaments, tennis, and a clubhouse reception with speeches by James Otis and others.
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Stratford
Weatogue Country Club
Knowlton Park
Roger Briggs
H. C. Irving
J. M. Otis
Elliot Peck
J. P. Wagner
Paul Carpenter
May R. Topping
A. EB. Lavery
W. W. Jones
James Otis
Albert EB. Lavery
E. C. Carpenter
Gerald Beard
Bpootatuck Yacht Club
Pootatuck Yacht Club
Allan Morehouse
William Mussell
Henry Beardmore
James McTaggart
Isecond
Bruce Weller
Louis Polley
American Brass Company of
Waterbury
Housatonic
Washington Bridge
Easton Church Events Highlight Local Baptist Activities
Easton hosts a public reception for twenty Baptist members, with Rev. F. S. Clark welcomed by a deacon as pastors and worshipers baptized last Sunday. Rev. A. B. Coats will speak at 11 AM, with an evening service at 7 30. Ministers’ session set for Monday at 10 AM, followed by a church dinner.
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Philo Platte
Raymond Platte
Newtown
Charlies Sanford
Lucy E. Sanford
Redding
John Sherwood
Maple Row
The
Baptist Church
F. S. Clark
A. B. Coats
Connecticut Baptist State Convention
Fairfield County
Easton Baptist Church
Achsah Candee
Dorothy Gillette
Wakeman Hill
Frank Edwards, Jr
David King
Bridgeport Hospital
William Blake
Martha Morehouse
Mt. Vernon
Samuel Silliman
Changes Made by Adjt General in National Guard
Washington July 5 Under orders from the office of the adjutant general changes in the regulations of the national guard are effective as follows The quartermaster's department becomes the quartermaster corps and the words subsistence department and pay department are erased These changes compel corrections in various paragraphs to conform with the new title in the three departments which come under that quartermaster corps The new table of pay for officers and enlisted men is issued For one day the pay is as follows Brigadier General 15.67 Colonel 11.11 Lieutenant Colonel 9.72 Major 8.33 Captain 6.67 First Lieutenant 25.56 Second Lieutenant 4.72 Department Corps and regimental non commissioned staff officers and each first sergeant and company quartermaster sergeant 3 bands men 4 sergeant stable sergeant and cook 2.50 other non commissions 2.25 privates 2 In the naval militia for sea duty the commander gets 10.69 lieutenant commander 3.17 lieutenant 7.33 lieutenant junior grade 6.11 ensign 65.19 warrant officer and pay Clerk 4.17
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Washington
Adjutant General
National Guard
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster Corps
Naval Militia
Plan Advanced Child Labor Laws Approved by SC Cotton
Lake Toxaway North Carolina July 5 The South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association adopted two principal measures compulsory education of children in public schools and the enactment of more advanced child labor laws. Criticism of mill operation methods was said to have inspired the action.
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Lake Toxaway
N. C
South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Travelling Man Recommends Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
MR CHAS W GITTLEMAN says he used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicinal tonic since 1306 after pneumonia. The commercial traveler, 38, outdoors much, credits the product as a worthy stimulant and cold preventive and recommends it for his family. Address 1684 Gates Ave Brooklyn NY.
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Chas. W. Gittleman
Charles W. Gittleman
Gates Ave
Brooklyn
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Medicine Use
An old advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a half century trusted medicine for pneumonia grip coughs colds throat and lung issues and stomach troubles. It notes government taxation as a medicine during the Spanish American War and offers sealed bottles for $1.00 with free doctor advice and recipe book. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N Y.
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Obituary notices from local funeral services and burials
A series of obituaries and funeral notices are listed for Kate Gould, Katherine Dunn, Flora Seeley, Henry Rand, Ellen Catrine, John Bischoff, Robert Hellman, Aloe Crouse, and a child fatality. Details include home addresses, surviving relatives, service times, cemeteries, and officiating ministers. Several individuals are noted as having charitable deeds or long-time city ties, with interments in Mountain Grove, St. Michael's, or Lal View cemeteries.
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Katherine
Bartholomew FP. Dunn
Berkshire Avenue
Mary
John Blake
John
Lawrence
Edward
James Grant
Thomas O'Rourke
Josephine Blake
Ufe
Robert Hellman
Main Street
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Wisler Tang
Marin
Wllum Jack
Joseph Schietinger
Wiliam Mramin
W. Yeal
Z. Sherdon
T. Kiely
Mountain Grove Cemetery
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Locust Valley
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Osee
Ineshae Pt
Labor and Judiciary Committee
Kittredge Haskins
Vermont
Ralph B Cole
Ohio
John J. Jenkins
Wisconsin
House
James HB. Watson
Indiana
Charles E. Littlefeld
Maine
J. J. Gardner
New Jersey
Henry M. Condry
Missouri
James T. McDermott
Ilinois
ENKI
Alpe
Flanigan
Louise
Helen Forsyth
Edith Bentley
Dorothy Smith
Catherine Burr
Grace Ritch
Sadie Deyo
May
Eva Downs
Clinton Morehouse
New Haven
Eliot Street
Mr. Rumsey
Chicago
H. Wheeler
Adrian Farley
Mills
Miss Knott
Watervelist
Marcia Delbridge
Center Street
Natalie Kelly
St Louis
Hewitt
Fairfield Avenue
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church
George O. Pizzipio
St. James’ Church
M. J. O'Connor
Stratford Auto-Chemical
Louis van Horean
N. Y
Edward Bennetto
Broad Street
Fred Alvord
Stratford Avenue
New Haven Railroad
Connecticut Company
Williams—Thompson
John Thompson
Church Street
Beulah Thompson
John W. Thompson
Frederick Barrett Williams
Edward N. Packard
D. D
Congregational Church
Venice
Georgianna Greeley
J. Frank Williams
Herbert M. Clapp
Davenport
Hawley
Methodist
Stratford M. E
Easton
Wo. R. Winn
Stratford Ave
Lyford Bros
East Side
West End “A
ADJT
Duffy
Chichester
Pepe
Sistas Pes
Best
Bruggists
M. J. Maloney
W .A. Miles
Bartholomay
Jones Avenue
Atlantic
Gladstone Narragansett Pier
R. I
A. L. Smith
W. D. Cook & Son
Water Street
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State Street
Villeneuve
North Main Street
Neighbring Properties
Speculatrs
Bridgeport Land & Title Co
Whitehead-Jones Co
Connecticut National Bank
Conn
Alelge Oereereenrce
BELO
Pobbi
Wheeler & Howes CO
Stratfield Building
Congress Street Bridge
Sprague
Lehigh
GOAT
Sprague Ice Ice & C Coal Co
Caige
Tel
Tis
IRA Gregory & CO
Erosinl
COAL
Stratford. Ave
Kate J
Austin Gould
Hollister Avenue
Huntington
Flora B. Seeley
Sylvan Avenue
Henry G. Rand
Thie City
Hartford
Mountain Grove
George P. Rand
Harry and
Carl
Reginald
Ellen Catrine
Holy Rosary
St. Michael's Cemetery
John Bischoff
French Town Road
Nestor Light
John Patterson
George Williams
John Coughlin
Albert Knees
Nicholas Tesing
Park Cemetery
Aloe Crouse
J. W. Crouse
Walker and Banks
Hey
Richard DL
Swein
Lalview Cemetery