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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1914

Page

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Catlin Deposed as Clerk in Stormy City Board Meeting

A stormy session in Mayor Wilson's office ends with George L. Catlin ousted as clerk of the board of contract and supply. George M. Baldwin named temporary successor as Norman Leeds becomes board president amid protests claiming political interference. The board vows to maintain nonpartisan duties while debate over the automo bile purchase and finances continues.

George L. Catlin Board of Contrast and Supply George M. ‘Baldwin Ted Big Moon Wilson Hell Baldwin Norman Leeds Mayor Wilson Porary Robert J. Lynch Steley Tthe Board of Contract and Supply Catlin Seeiy George M. Baldwin Lynch Leeds

Closing Exercises of Saint Marys Parochial School

The closing exercises at Saint Marys Parochial School take place at St Marys Church at 7 30 PM. Rev Joseph H Leiferman conducts solemn music as graduates receive diplomas from Rev John Murphy. A sermon by Rev Edward Hayes follows and prizes are awarded for scholarship and attendance.

St Mary's Parochial School St Mary’s Church Joseph H. Leiferman John Murphy St. Mary’s Edward Hayes Jewett City Mary Lawless Lacy Clancy Ethel Loesar John Monahan Fred Cuneo Ruth O'Neill Lucy Clancy Veronica Neary Anna Hickey Anna Kelliher

No More Surety Bonds In Criminal Superior

Prisoners and county jail staff gathered in the criminal superior court clerk’s office as officials announced a change: surety bonds will no longer be accepted for releases. Going forward only real estate or cash bonds will be permitted.

Criminal Superior Court Superior Court

Missing Woman Is Sought By Grants In Bridgeport

Police today questioned Bridgeport residents named Grant seeking Tessie Kochis, reported missing since Saturday from 7 tthian court. A man claimed to be acting for relatives anxious to locate her, with a possible job as a servant for a Mr Grant. Buenos Ayres is noted for its population.

Grants Tessie Kochis Tthian Court Ving Third Precinct Grant

Zapotlan Seizes Rail Center as Carranza Cabinet Shifts

Zapotlan, a key railroad hub in Jalisco near Guadalajara, has fallen to Gen Al Amino's constitutionalist forces, a move seen as advancing the Villa faction’s southern campaign. In Saltillo, Trevino and Ysidro Fabela resignations provoke expectations of Hay and Cabrera reshaping foreign relations and tempering rebel attitudes toward Mexico City.

S& S California Mazatlan Mex San Diego Constitutionali Alamino Zapotlan J@ieco Guadalajara el Paso Texas General Trevino Carranza Ysidro Fabela Saltillo Villa Vila Mexico City Eduard F. Hay Hay Iturbe Sinaloa Casas Grandes Europe Madero University of Notre Dame Indiana Yeidro Fabela Washington Niagera Falls Luis Cabrera Dow Cabrera

Mexican envoys pick man for Huerta's throne

Mediators and delegates from both sides worked on informal talks in Niagara Falls to choose the provisional Mexico president. The selection rests with the Mexican factions, easing foreign influence concerns, while the U S government signals readiness to recognize the agreed candidate once delegates resolve the matter.

Huerta Niagara Fas Carranza General Huerta Mexico

Librarian Evans Gets Pay Raise in County Action

County commissioners voted to raise the salary of Law Librarian Charles S. Evans from 600 to 800 dollars per year as a reward for long service. Evans has worked 27 years at the county courthouse and is the oldest employee in the building, also serving as messenger of the superior court.

Charles S. Evans Evans County Court House Point of Lserve Superior Court

Warrenite Scandal Sparks City Hall Split over Contracts

City Attorney Comley declares contracts illegal in sweeping terms. Mayor Wilson rejects the attorney’s views and urges the commission to ratify. The Commission refuses and refers the matter to the Common Council. Commissioner Rogers says Warrenite has been laid for 98 cents elsewhere, noting Bridgeport’s cost was $1.36 per yard last year.

Comley Wilson Commission Common Council Rogers Bridgeport City Hall William H. Comley Queensborough N. Y

Babe SLAIN Belief: Dr Garlick Tells Police

Dr Garlick, the medical examiner, believes the newborn male found near Bruce's brook at Barnum and Bishop avenues was strangled with a knotted cloth. Coroner Phelan and Police Superintendent Birmingham confirm the report. detectives pursue significant but undisclosed clues as authorities vow to bring the perpetrators to task. The autopsy suggests death at or near birth, with a bed sheet bearing the Howland Dry Goods Company mark found with the body.

Bruce's Brook Barnum and Bishop Avenues Garlick Phelan Birmingham Howland Dry Goods Company

Yachts Begin Elimination Race In Light Breeze

Rye June 23 event opens with light wind as three yachts start a two‑lap course from Shippan Point to Center Island Point. Defiance leads the fleet at 1 01:10, Vanite 1 01:15, Resolute 1 01:28 in unofficial times. Bishop Hartley of Columbus meets the Pope.

Rye Shippan Point Center Island ‘Point Resolute Vanite Defiance

Bridgeport Grips Second in Connecticut Population Race

Washington June 23 The Bureau of the Census released July 14 1914 population estimates for U S cities. New Haven leads Connecticut with 144 500 residents while Bridgeport rises to 115 289 securing second place ahead of Hartford at 107 438 and Waterbury up to 82 517 from 73 141 in 1910.

Washington Bureau of the Census United States New Haven Connecticut Bridgeport Hartford Waterbury

Aged Mother Seeks Son's Trunk After Murder Conviction

Mrs Gratizia Buonamo appeared at the county courthouse seeking her son Joseph Buonomo's trunk tied to his murder case in Stratford. Buonomo was convicted for killing Jennie Cavalieri and faces execution June 30. State Policeman Vitelli had earlier removed the trunk from the courthouse. he was unavailable when she returned.

State Gratizia Buonamo Vitelli Jennie Cavalieri Stratford Buonomo

Subway Cave-In Buries 20 Workers In Brooklyn Collapse

In Brooklyn a large section of sidewalk and superstructure over a new subway caved in, burying over twenty workmen and killing one. Six were badly injured, a wagon and team were engulfed, and at least one horse died. Police reserves labored to reach the injured as the superintendent and foreman were arrested for inquiry.

New York Brooklyn

Acme Ice Cream Co Loses Suit and Other Local Notices

Judge Scott in the court of common pleas ruled for the defendant in the Oscar Katzyck and Acme Ice Cream Co suit against Harry Costandy over unpaid ice cream deliveries. The Star Brass and Iron Bend Co won $23.17 against Rubin Phillips for merchandise sold. Police seek a 1913 Ford reported stolen from New Haven heading toward Bridgeport. A one and a half year old, Steve Backside, 250 Church Street, was taken to hospital with scarlet fever for evaluation by Dr Beaudry and health board officials.

Scott Court of Common Oscar Katzyck Acme Ice Cream Co Harry Costandy Star Brass and dJron Bed Co Rubin Phillips St@ve Church Street Beaudry Steve Health Board

West Ave Graders Hustle as Wilson Approves Work

Amid protests over Warren Brothers asphalt contracts the city attorney deems them illegal and unfunded. Warren Brothers rush West avenue paving from State to Prospect with four plants ready, eight to ten teams aiding grading and gutter work, mayor Wilson confirming rapid progress and urging speed despite opposition.

Warren Brothers West Avenue State Street Prospect Farmer Wes North Avenue South Avenue Christopher Rickard Prospect Street Railroad Avenue Wilson Common Council

Mayor Faces Legal Fight Over Warrenite Pavement

City records show Warrenite pavement laid at 98 cents a unit in Queensborough. City Attorney says no funds exist for the Warrenite contracts and bond proceeds cannot cover repairs. Paying Commission defers ruling to the common council after hearing the attorney's opinion.

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