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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
13
The Supreme Court’s Shreveport rate decision affirms national regulation of railroads to ensure fair interstate commerce. State commissions cannot unduly discriminate by lowering intrastate rates at the expense of national well being. federal oversight is necessary to preserve equity across all transportation lines.
Wage launches a summer program from July 6 to August 17 teaching a Montessori inspired approach. Mrs Johnson extols a balanced education emphasizing a sound body a sharp mind and sincere spirit while noting individual capacities must be developed within social constraints and everyday duties.
A fragmented editorial page notes public concerns about railroad inquiries and yard cleanup visible to neighbors, mentions college students seeking work as harvest bosses, and jokes about graduates writing Doctor of Science and Commencement essays. It also hints at bankers closing for the season and a June wedding etiquette thread.
The City Attorney Comley states permanent pavement falls under the Paving Commission. The commission was created to oversee this work and avoid council committee scandals. The administration’s push to divert contracts away from the board warrants explanation, likely tied to Warrenite contracts.
Hammocks advertised with various frames and springs offered in khaki colors. One khaki hammock with a box coil spring and hardwood frame priced at 8.50 dollars, another with a steel frame and deep mattress at 6.50 dollars, each includes strong chains hooks and screws and is shown in the display.
The Lake Componse gathering of Willard Fisher and fellow Democrats debates a progressive program and pledges to abide by party decisions while allowing for defections where voter principles diverge. The piece argues party unity requires adherence to Democratic decisions unless a rival platform aligns closer with views. The author expects goodwill from Mayor Fisher and warns that stagnation ends progress.
Rail presidents back national ownership to remove corruption, arguing that railroading has long controlled politics through lawyers and bosses. The piece cites Mellen and Roraback, notes slush funds, inflated trolley prices, and the idea that nationalization would withdraw rail interests from governance, as urged by Wilson and echoed by New York World.
Arrangements are well under way for the six hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Brannockburn to be celebrated in this city. A banquet with speeches and music is planned at the Hotel Stratfield on June 27 at 7 p.m. Tickets cover luncheon. other expenses are funded by contributions. Committee: John Taylor chairman, John Campbell secretary, Wm. G. Simpson treasurer, plus Frank G. Funkis Donald Noble James Roy Frank Abercrombie Alex Kerr John Japp.
Turki bath sheets and towels advertised in varied sizes and prices. Extra heavy towels and bath mats offered in multiple colors with hemmed ends. Nursery and baby bath items included. Prices range from a few cents to about $1.50 per piece.
Steel enamelled green window and railing boxes with bottom irrigation for drainage. Sizes include eighteen inches priced at 75 cents, twenty four inches at 85 cents, thirty inches at $1.00, and thirty six inches at $1.25, and forty two inches at $1.50.
A one piece enameled metal egg holder for shelves or the refrigerator. Protects eggs while allowing free air circulation. Holds twelve eggs. Priced at 15 and 25 cents.
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