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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
3
The article contrasts the submarine and the aeroplane as pivotal war forces, tracing early American inventors from Bushnell to Falcon and detailing how submarines breach harbor steel and how airplanes refine reconnaissance, artillery, and bombing. It argues these inventions reshape global power dynamics and may guide peaceful progress and Latin American trade.
Muriel Hotchkiss argues that Latin America spans Mexico to the Caribbean and South America, with Spanish language and customs shaping commerce. She notes Europe’s wartime disruption opening U S trade, Panama Canal links, Pan American conferences, and warns that American firms must adapt sales, shipping, and local knowledge for gradual, disciplined expansion into western South America and Central America.
Cambridge June 23. Civil action seeks commission for a local lecture bureau charge. Albert Noyes, attending Harvard commencements, was briefly detained after reading a Phi Beta Kappa poem. He was bonded for 200 dollars to appear in court. Hollis Bailey and Edmund Whitman backed the bond. Mrs Barrell sues for 160 dollars in connection with the poet’s engagements.
Track meets start Friday at 2 30 PM on all public playgrounds with entries due tomorrow. Meets move to weekly Friday events at each playground and only competitors earning points in local contests may enter the big Seaside park meets. The first Friday event marks the season as sewing, basket weaving, raffia work, and a dancing class begin Monday at West End playground directed by Miss Luella Paulus.
Photographs showing mutilated bodies of several Americans killed by Yaqui Indians were received today from the Yaqui valley where raids have persisted for weeks. A military train with 200 Villa soldiers was sent from Empalme to rescue a construction party of two Americans and 16 Mexicans repairing a railroad bridge over the Yaqui river near Corral about 75 miles away. The railroad company reportedly plans to abandon further repairs in the Yaqui district. The work train was attacked near Jori on Sunday. 24 of 80 Villa soldiers escorting them were killed, eight wounded and 22 missing. Yaqui losses were not disclosed.
The Fourth Period Sophomore English Club of B. H. S. held a picnic at Beardsley park yesterday with luncheon, cream, and games. Chaperons were Miss Collins, Miss Curtiss, and Mr. Wilson. Attending were Misses Blackman, Hurd, Williams, Crehan, Long, Malone, Cronin, Waters, Cleland, Macy, Griffin, O’Hara, Oesau, Madden, Walsh, O’Brien, Senger, and others.
In Woodbury on June 23 Louis Warner, while shooting at a target, accidentally killed Louis Anapp, 32, caretaker for Fred Strong's property. The boy was absolved from blame amid the tragedy.
Leon Allen, a founder of Meriden Connecticut Daily Journal and its editor for 25 years, died in Meriden. Mayor Mitchel to speak at Albany constitutional convention on New York home rule. Cunard Cameronia arrives Liverpool with war munitions. Edgell granted divorce in Huntington West Virginia amid accusations. Poughkeepsie college crews postpone morning practice due to rough water for next Friday races.
A call to begin regular savings with small deposits that accumulate into a substantial fund. It urges choosing an account now to benefit from interest and the motivation to add deposits consistently.
Notice declares the partnership F. E. Quinlan and Company dissolved and to be conducted by one partner. Creditors are notified the undersigned assumes all partnership obligations as of June 22, 1915. Debtors must pay debts to the undersigned. Dated Bridgeport Conn June 23 1915 at R M Daley. Also death notices from Danbury Danbury Bethel Stamford Huntington and Stamford for several individuals with ages.
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