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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
9
The Government league at OGMISSION ages a spirited effort to speed up a municipal race. It notes its record in attendee campaign work and promotes honest energetic effort. Fodeys voting will reveal the results of the league’s campaign.
An American youth with keen insight argues that oceans do not prevent foreign invasion of the United States. He notes Germany’s rapid advance into Britain and the challenges they face in deploying troops to French soil, supported by recent events.
Mr Bryan denies he was ever ignored by the President while a cabinet member and reiterates that the only difference with Mr Wilson concerned methods to counter Germanys submarine warfare. He calls for ending circulation of falsehoods about their relations.
A fragment suggests Lansing backs Ambassador Bernstorff’s denial regarding Meyer-Gerhard. The text hints at a defiant claim tied to a German military head, phrased as a masquerade story with a definite author. The puzzle asks what object the quoted tale purportedly claimed to reveal.
A Bodgany boy clung to a tail board and fell off after a sudden stop on a moving car. The incident highlights perils of street travel and the difficulty in avoiding injuries when drivers have no warning of rear passenger moves.
YORK Court of Appeals decides Charles Becker not entitled to new trial. Police captain faces execution clemency appeal to Governor Wittman. Becker, a sworn officer turned graftor, conspired to murder Rosenthal using young men as agents. Four assassins paid the death penalty. The piece argues justice demands full punishment and discusses war prisoner labor themes.
The agitation for commission government elevates citizens to value the ballot. Today’s vote could be the largest cast, as the outcome decisively tests adopting a new municipal system. Churches are urged to treat voting as a religious duty and to reinforce civic responsibility.
Paris dispatch reports extracts alleged to be from Kaiser William to Bavarian court circles and Spanish contacts. The Emperor states the sole aim is a peace profitable to the German state, even if only an incomplete result for now. He adds the empire is capable of growth beyond present bounds and hints at signing timing if possible.
In a brief quote the text states that the objective cannot be reached today but will be accomplished at a later time, implying a planned continuation or postponed result.
Paris reports Dr. Auguste Chaillou, linked with the Pasteur Institute, was killed when his canister of disinfectant drew fire from a German sentinel while he worked disinfecting bodies between French and German lines. The accident occurred as trench mortars opened fire. Separately, the government purchased the steamship Isis for Coast and Geodetic Survey work along the Atlantic coast.
New York June 19 Thaw wins a jury trial right as Court of Appeals sustains Justice Hendrick ruling enabling a jury in sanity proceedings. The decision limits mandatory jury use and allows the trial judge discretion while signaling a milestone in Thaw's bid to avoid Matteawan insanity confinement.
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw, mother of Harry Thaw, reacts in Beechwood Boulevard to the Court of Appeals ruling affirming a sanity trial. She says she is glad a jury will determine his sanity and that he should have been freed at his conspiracy trial, and plans to go to Harry tomorrow night.
A mother should breastfeed to protect the infant from diarrhea and illness, especially in hot weather. The article lays out feeding schedules, water supplementation between feeds, and when to bottle feed if milk is insufficient, plus dietary and rest guidance for the nursing mother and basic breast care to prevent soreness.
E H Dillon and Co advertise exceptional values in Panama hats natural Leghorn hats white hemp straw hats and sport hats at 1 10 Main Street Rochester hosts the Spiritualists General Assembly opening its 19th annual convention under Missouri's Honest Advertising Law taking effect.
William Thaw, American in French aviation, to be transferred to the Dardanelles. Brothers Benjamin and S. B. Thaw of Pittsburgh report that Thaw's plane tail was shot away by a German shell over the trenches, yet he glided safely to French lines from about 2,700 meters.
The U S Public Health Service reports about 10 000 consumptives travel west yearly to die, with western Texas and New Mexico housing over 50 000 tuberculous asicides. Migration from other states exceeds 2 000 to Albuquerque 12 000 to El Paso and 3 500 to San Antonio. The piece examines health risks to travelers communities and economies, hospital cars, quarantine options, reception hostility, and the burden on charity groups amid rising deaths and late relocations.
The DD Read Co established 1857 offers limited Anglo Persian and Anglo Indian rugs with reduced prices. An Anglo Persian 9 x 12 drops from 62.50 to 47.50 and an Anglo Indian 9 x 12 from 52.50 to 42.50. Third floor run.
A three day exhibition of European oil paintings and color drawings opens next Monday June 21 at Watkine Art Store. Works by Prof. E Oberhausen W Lee Stankey Alfred De Breanski Arthur J Bisley G Sheridan Knowles and others will be on view from 9 am to 10 pm daily with free admission.
The piece analyzes poverty among health seekers migrating to arid regions, noting private charity but insufficient public relief. It warns migrants must have six months’ funds, discusses economic effects on wages, and argues resort cities face similar contagion risks while reporting severe tuberculosis impact on Mexican populations.
Classified ad offers Reliners and inner sleeves for boots with long hooks. Mentions 30x83 Reliners at 3.00 and various sizes including 34x4, 36x4, and 3 inch Hook On units priced from about 1.15 to 3.20. Indicates value and line quality for Kelley era footwear components.
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