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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1915

Page

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Five More Lofty Factories Soon for Arms Plant

Bridgeport Arms Works expands with five additional five story structures to rise behind the current buildings. Thousands of yards of excavated material move nightly to prepare the site of a new almshouse grading project. The main building slated to be machine ready in weeks, with extensive brickwork and steel skeletons progressing, signaling a major regional construction push and amplified workforces.

Bridgepoints Works Boston Avenue Arms Works Remington Armory Tyne Bridgeport Arms Works Jis Almshouse East Main Street M Main Tunchesem

Children Saved From Brutality By Court Order

In probate court Judge Miller ordered Mildred and her sister Jennie, both aged, placed in the county home at Norwalk after Charities Association testimony described frequent parental beating and liquor-fueled abuse by their father Steve Caliente. A torn coat in court was cited as evidence of rage. The girls testified that two rough men saved Mildred from further harm.

Miller Mildred Caliente Charities Association Mildred Jennie Norwalk Leet B. Meyers Steve Caliente

Greek King Constantine to undergo further surgery

Athens June 5 Announcement that King Constantine of Greece has worsened and will undergo another operation possibly removing one or more ribs. His temperature 99.6, pulse 102, respiration 20. He has pleurisy for weeks and relapsed after a late May operation. His wife is sister of Emperor William of Germany.

Athens Constantine Greece William Germany

Stabbed in sidewalk altercation over girls crowd

Torrimeton June 5 Gioranni Checarite, 9, is in Litchfield County Hospital, Winsted, with serious head injuries after a street fight over sidewalk space with two girls. John Ramsey, 16, and Joel Baker, 17, are held at the police station. Ramsey says Giordanni showed a knife. Ramsey allegedly threw a stone.

Torrimeton Checarite Gior@anni Litchfield County Hospital Winsted John Ramsey Joel Baker Giordanni Ramsey

Girl Leaves Him At The Gate He Shoots Himself

Torrington June 5 Eugene Kelly 23 committed death by his own hand after Miss Catherine Ashe the woman he once dated declined to let him escort her and a friend home from a dance. They rode in a jitney to the Ashe home where she bid him good night. As she passed him the butt of a revolver showed from a pocket. After a half hour of conversation they left and heard a shot. The father found Kelly dead in the yard with a bullet in his head and a revolver beside him. Ashe's friend and she were hysterical for hours.

Torrington Eugene Kelly Catherine Ashe Aedance Kelly Ashe Miss Ashe

Snatches Woman's Bag In South End

Mrs. Mary Williams of 648 Main street told police a big man brushed by her at Railroad avenue and Broad street at 11 last night, snatching her purse containing 2.75 dollars and fleeing before she could cry out.

South End Mary Williams Main Street Railroad Avenue Broad Street

Labor Scarce Here Firms Call Again For More Workmen

Labor is scarce in Bridgeport according to contractors. The Oscawanna Building Co is sending out a hurry call for as many laborers as can be procured. Workmen cannot be obtained in sufficient numbers and work is being retarded at the site of the new project.

Bridgeport Oscawanna Building Co

Newark Ends Bitulithic Monopoly Fight in Newark

Newark residents rally behind Commissioner Gillen as the city battles paving officials over bitulithic contracts. Chester avenue bids open to bitulithic despite asphalt advocates led by Breakenridge and Tichenor. many Italian-speaking signers withdraw as cost concerns rise.

Newark New Jersey Legislative Committee Gillen Board of Works Chester Avenue Branch Brook Park Bloomfeld Avenue Breakenridge & Tichenor Halsey T

Three Boys Arrested for Repeated Grocery Burglary

Police in Bridgton arrested Fred Fermo 15 Peter Ferraro 12 and Mike Santer 12 for four burglaries at Moses Friedman’s grocery on Hamilton Street within a week. The youths used a case knife to enter and left with small sums of cash spent on confectionery.

Sollee Brid J. H. Barton W. H. Halpin Moses Friedman Hamilton Street Fred Fermo Green Street Peter Ferraro Pembroke Street Mike Santer

Teachers to hold indignation meeting over merit system

Bridgeport teachers threaten contract refusals as they contest the boards merit system. Competent counsel says signing contracts is optional, signaling a tense June 14 board session and a Monday afternoon Teachers' Association meeting urging all to attend.

Board of Education Bridgeport Teachers’ Association

Duncan to Head Factory Inspection Department

Hartford June 5 William F Duncan of Southington will be in charge of the factory inspection department upon the retirement of John J McPartland state factory inspector July 1 The department will be consolidated with the labor department when the change is announced by Commissioner of labor to be William S Hyde today

Hartford William F. Duncan Southington John J. McPartland Labor Department William S. Hyde

Hamilton Under Fire At Naval Academy Probe

Midshipman Stuart A. Hamilton faces possible court martial and dismissal from the U S Naval Academy amid a probe into alleged gouging during a modern languages final. Secretary Daniels and congressional officials heard the case with six other midshipmen. decision expected soon.

U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Stuart A. Hamilton H. H. Hamilton Naval Service Hamilton Naval Academy Representative Aelin Virginia Bridgeport High School Fullam Ralph McK. Nelson New York Chaplin E. Evans Connecticut L. P. Wessels North Carolina James E. Moss Maryland T. W. Harrison, Jr D. E., Duncan Michigan Board of Inquiry Robert Moss Daniels Midshipman Nelson

President approves middies' dismissal in exam case

Washington June 5 President Wilson has approved the dismissal of two of seven midshipmen accused of culpable negligence in connection with use of advance information in examinations. Their names will be made public later by the navy department.

Washington Wilson Navy Department

Prefers Losing $50 To Causing Clerk's Loss of Position

Mrs. L. A. Marston of 33 Cottage street reported to Bridgeport police that she used a $50 bill at a Main street drug store for a small purchase. She was told she had handed a $50 instead of a $5, and she remains about $50 poorer. She would rather lose the money than see the clerk discharged, and police investigations continue.

Bridgeport L. A. Marston Cottage Street Main Street

Kangaroo Tank Steamer Arrives With Submarine Vessel

New York reports the Kangaroo, a French tank steamer, arriving from Bordeaux. Designed to carry a submarine, it features opening bows for submarine entry and secure interior docking. The Kangaroo is the first of three vessels of its type.

New York Bordeaux

Aerial and Undersea Raids Stir Britain Amid Losses

London reports indicate German air and submarine attacks last night. American residents including M K Shaler received anonymous warnings to leave London, with calls to fill bathtubs with water. The War Office confirmed raids but did not name attacked towns. several ships and trawlers were sunk while crews were rescued.

London Robert P. Skinner M. K. Shaler Belgian Relief Commission England Jane Berlin

Wilson Finishes Note to Germany on Lusitania Sinking

Washington reports President Wilson nearing completion of a new note to Germany over the Lusitania sinking. Cabinet approved the text, with minor phrasing changes expected before transmission to Berlin via Ambassador Gerard. Bryan indicated details would be released when the note goes forward.

Washington Wilson Germany Lusitania Berlin State Department Gerard Foreign Office Bryan

Bridge site dispute as plans proceed without plan commission input

Stratford avenue bridge plans move ahead along the present route despite city plan commission opposition. Engineer plans ready by July, bids soon after. $2,811.77 borings approved. $400,000 bond sale urged. three real estate men to estimate property costs, with report pending.

Bridge Commission Stratford Avenue City Plan Commission War Department Blackham Common Council

Ex Soldier Slayings Linked and Liquor Prosecutor Appointed

Stratford gains John J. Corr as liquor prosecutor as Ivan L. Morehouse moves to Stratford town court. Interpreting reports from Bridgeport, authorities seek Antonio DeLisa in connection with Thomas Daine's death. Coroner Phelan opens inquiry into Doine's fatal head injury at Ams Co. plant amid witness accounts.

John J. Corr Stratford Ivan L. Morehouse New Stratford Town Court Corr Antonio DeLisa Bridgeport Thomas Daine New York Boston Phelan Abarc Doine Giovanni Battesta Dadona Ams Co del Lisa George B. Cowell Francisco Franze Welisa T J. Pardy T. J. Pardy Construction Co Bridgeport Hospital

Gerard Scouts Story of Warnings in Berlin

Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Gerard in Berlin saying warnings for Americans to leave were based on embassy guidance that war zones in Europe are unsafe for U.S. citizens. Secretary Bryan notes the warnings echo long standing caution since the war began.

Gerard Berlin Washington, Jans State Department Germany Europe Bryan

Aerial and Submarine Raids Stir England

London June 5 German air raids struck the English coast while German submarines operated in the North Sea and Bristol Channel. Ten vessels were attacked in three days, with one British vessel the Victoria lost and crewmen plus a boy passenger killed by shells. The Inkum, a 5,000 ton Liverpool steamer, was captured. Several neutrals including Danish Norwegian and Swedish ships were sent to the bottom. Austro German forces advanced toward Tulibha northeast of Przemysl as Russians fought stubbornly on the railway fronts. Continued on Page Two.

Enghend British Isles War Office Oii Little Boy Lowestoft Norwich Horace Economy North Sea Ena May Peterhead Strathbran George and Mary London England Przemysl Bristol Channel Tulbhia

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