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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

15

Russians Press On Across Front Amid Baltic-Galician Fighting

Russian forces push forward along a vast front from the Gulf of Riga to the Pripet marshes despite stormy conditions in the south. Czernowitz claimed fallen or near fall, with about 114 700 prisoners reported. battles continue near Lutsk, Gradki, Vero­sievka, and Czernowitz as Austrians and Germans counter.

Gulf of Riga Pripet Czernowitz Petrograd Russia Brusiloff Volhynia Galicia Bukowina Lower Styr Roumanian Riga Brusiloffs Des Pion Rositche Kovel-Rovno Styr Lutsk Elients Gradki Verosievka Tarnopol Bdbulintze Stripa Bucgacz Dniester Zaleszczkyi Czernowits Mahala Techitsky Risa Tirul Jakobstadt Drisviaty Lake District Dyinsk Krego Vilna Nieman Kotchany Jasielda Czerowitz Bucharest

U S Cannot Tolerate Hyphenates President Addresses West Pointers

President urges preparedness and defends Americanism during address to West Point cadets, arguing the United States must act as a disinterested force in world affairs. He warns against militarism as a spirit, not just an army, and stresses civilian supremacy, American identity, and the primacy of American principles in guiding future officers.

Europe United States America John H. Stanley Police Board Galen A. Carter

American power and restraint in world justice discourse

A speech extols American leadership in defending liberty across the Western Hemisphere, warning against boisterous nationalism while praising quiet strength and unity with other nations. The White House site and earlier planners of the federal city are noted, followed by brief notes on public health patterns and light anecdotes from the Chicago News and Baltimore American. Graduation baskets by John Beck & Son are listed at the end.

America United States

Henry Daut Completes 47th Year of Service

Henry Daut marks his 47th year with a local traction company as the business faces proposed changes to clerks’ hours and closing times. Merchants discuss Wednesday half day, or 9 p.m. Saturday. clerks seek a midweek half day or 6 p.m. closing every night. Prairie Pipe Line Co declares a quarterly dividend of 5 dollars per share plus an extra 5 dollars. The Swedish steamer Joy was sunk off Falsterbo by a mine with two women and five men drowned. It is false that weather news is exempt from lotteries law.

Henry Daut Local Traction Co Prairie Pipe Line Co Joy Falsterbi

Henry Daut marks 47 years as Bridgeport transit worker

Henry Daut of 283 Helen Street ends a long career as a motorman after 47 years serving the public since Bridgeport’s first horse car in 1869. He endured two strikes and remains active and healthy. A separate note records a sale of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange membership for 5950 dollars amid war news.

Henry Daut Helen Street Bridgeport Daut Traction Connecticut New Orleans Cotton Exchange

Merchants Differ On Summer Closing Plans

Wide differences in opinion on the summer hours have arisen among Bridgeport merchants in the restricted closing section. The Chamber of Commerce has been asked to call a meeting to harmonize the diverse elements and secure a closing hour satisfactory to merchants and retail clerks. Secretary George Gove has not set a time yet.

Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce George Gove

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