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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

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Wilsons Clash Over Bonding Bills At Bridgeport Hearing

Hartford reporters recount a tense General Assembly hearing as Mayor Clifford Wilson and Rep Lynn Wilson oppose a Bridgeport bonding bill. They urge referendum on issuing $500,000 in serial notes for schools, sewers and pavements, arguing debt should be voter approved.

Hartford Clifford Wilson Bridgeport General Assembly Lynn W. Wilson Tax Board of Bridgeport Board of Aldermen McNeil McWell Rep. Wilson Bri Tax Board P. T. Barnum Nathaniel Wheeler WD. Bishop Robert H. de Forest North End Weed

Borino Released on $500 Bond in Fraud Case

Ralph Borino, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, was released in the criminal superior court on bonds totaling $500. Proceedings resumed this afternoon as the case moved toward trial.

Borino Ralph Borino Criminal Superior Court

Walker Insists That Boh en Be Made Fireman

The city fire commission held an executive session last evening amid talk that Thomas Bohen, recently rejected as an appointee, could still join the department. Commissioner Tague pressed for his nomination while Alderman Walker backs the move. A broad department reshuffle was announced to take effect Saturday, moving captains, lieutenants, and engineers among engines, trucks, and units, following discipline-related changes. A separate report noted a found body near Bantam Lake after a three-week arrival from New York.

Board of Fire Commissioners Star Chamber Wallace G. Taylor Thomas Bohen Department John H. Tague Bohen Tague Daniel E. Walker Walker Putnam Street No. 5 Engine Company J. H. Long Lieut Arthur Chambers Engine 5 Owens J. Burke Hilsinger Chemical Hoseman Strickfus Hoseman Laubscher Hoseman Bray W. H. Murphy John Kane No. 1 Chemical Lieut. Killian Engine Company 3

Tariff push and diplomatic day at Wilson's capital

The House leaders urged President Wilson to confine the April special session to tariff legislation and two appropriation bills. Baron Chinda presented Japan's congratulations, and Bryan began his first day as Secretary of State as cabinet duties and diplomatic reception expectations unfolded.

Wilson Washington House Congress Senate White House Baron Chinda Japan United States Ambassador Bryce Great Britain Augustus Thomas Frederick C. Penfield Sena Marshall McReynolds McAdoo Treasury Department Redfield Department of Commerce Justice Hughes Supreme Court Taft Mr. Wilson Bryan State Department Bryan and Fletcher Florida

Former Stratfield guest held as slaver in New Haven case

Marian Lund, a guest at the Stratfield, is jailed on charges of procuring a 17 year old girl for immoral purposes. She faced Judge Greene in criminal court, bonded, and was arrested on a bench warrant. The alleged incident centers on February 14 when a joy ride with two men led to the accusation.

Marian Lund Stratfield Greene Criminal, Superior Court Davis New Haven Marian Houlihan Mariana Lund Houlihan Stratford Marian Mrs. Lund Mme State Street Howard Lund John J. Cullinan

Writ of Habeas Corpus Withdrawn for Thaw in Court

New York on March 6 the writ of habeas corpus obtained for Harry K. Thaw was suddenly withdrawn at the request of his counsel in the supreme court. No explanation was offered. Thaw was in court.

New York Harry K. Thaw Supreme Court Thaw

Soloway Held in 5000 Bond on Arson Charge

Waterbury March 6 Probable cause found today in the case of Morris Soloway charged with arson in 1912. He was bound over to the superior court for trial under bonds of 35000.

Waterbury Morris Soloway Superior Court

House Defeats Mileage Bill as Wilson Proposes Alternatives

Hartford March 6. The Connecticut House debated transport for legislators and staff, defeating the Enos mileage bill 97 to 59. Representative Wilson urged free transport by carriers and outlined six alternative funding or constitutional methods, arguing the need to keep the legislature accessible to all citizens. A short adjournment followed amid quorum issues and ongoing discussion of transportation provisions.

Enos Wilson Immeds Hartford House General Assembly Railroads Committee Comptroller Representative Wilson Via Simsbury Wilson Bridgeport Avery Groton

Baldwin Nominates McPartland as Factory Inspector

Hartford March 6 Gov Baldwin sent to the Senate the nomination of John J McPartland of New Haven to be factory inspector to fill the vacancy created July 1 1911 by the Senate not confirming George L McLean The move mirrors his highway commissioner policy The governor also reappointed William H Corbin of Hartford as state tax commissioner for a four year term starting July 1 next Corbin is a Republican.

Hartford John J. McPartland New Haven George L. McLean Baldwin Senate McPartland Capitol

Parole for Men Unjustly Imprisoned in Greenwich

Hartford March 6 The board of Parole met at Wethersfield to consider Salvatore Iemma and Rania Salvatore of Greenwich who are alleged to be unjustly jailed. A subcommittee will report whether they deserve full discharge after investigations prompted by a letter from Domenic Patin and state prosecutors indicating innocence and miscarriage of justice.

Hartford Board of Parole Connecticut Wethersfield Salvatore Iemma Rania Salvatore Greenwich Judson Fairfield County Jemma Salvatore Malcolm Merritt Ralph Wheeler Iemma Domenic Patin Pennsylvania

Commuters Win Restored Westbound Train Schedule

Special to The Farmer reports New Haven March 6 that the west bound accommodation train leaving Bridgeport will resume the old 5 12 p m departure starting next Monday. The change had provoked protests from commuters west of New Haven, and the restored times are welcomed by riders. Also from Guaymas Sopora County Texas 350 Americans fear Guerrero gunboat may shell the port.

New Haven The New Haven Road Bridgeport Guaymas Sopora County Tex Guerrero

Fall of Janina Strengthens Greek War Position

London reports on March 6 that Turkish fortress Janina with 32 000 garrison surrendered to Greek forces after a two day bombardment. Greek success boosted morale among Greek diplomats in London and elevates Greece’s leverage in postwar Bulgaria arrangements.

Janina Athens Janine Yergan Gradan Minty Line London Janine Greece Bulgaria

Transports with Servian troops sunk by Turkish cruiser Hamidieh

Vienna March 6 The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh sank a convoy of Greek transports carrying Ser vian troops en route to Scutari near Hagion Orea in the Aegean Sea. The 24 ships carried 34 guns as Hamidieh opened fire with 4.7 inch guns, causing heavy damage to the nearly unprotected transports.

Vienna Hamidieh Scotar Constantinople Neue Frei Presse Penivnda Hagion Orea Aegean Sea Gallipoli Bekan Dardanelles Hamidige

Bribery Probers Discuss Findings In Hartford Hearings

The committee investigating bribery among churches and a senator met in Hartford on March 6 to outline their report. They expect no further hearings and plan to present the facts to the Senate with no recommendations, while a copy of evidence remains with States Attorney Alcorn of Hartford County.

Hartford Hurley Senate Alcorn Hartford County

Fitzpatrick Estate Valued At $9378 Reported

James May and B P Fitzpatrick appraisers assess the estate of Mary B E Fitzpatrick at $8378.43. They note substantial personal property in bank deposits including Mechanics Bank $1078.46, Prairie Savings Bank $1980, City Bridge Bank $2208.63.

James May B. PF. Pitenwtrick Mary BE. Fitzpatrick Tn Benh Mechanics Use Farmers Bank Agridgepork Savings Bank City Brviege Bank

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Wilsons Clifford B. Wilson Board of Apportionment Finance Committee New! Company Thomas Burns Lieut. West Engine Co. 1 A. Horan No. 5 Stoker Dwyer Engine Co. T Engine Co. 4 Lieut. Berry Lieut. A. Maloney Engine Co. 7 Engine Co. 93 Lieut. Cronan Truck No. 1 Truck Co Donahue Pramuka Bray Sunderland Smith Baker, O'Leary and Cremin McBride Chemical Co Torrington March Berkshire Ice Company Bantam Lake Sam Harrisburg Elliott James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture C. G. Elliot Department of Agriculture Elliot Florida Everglades A. D. Morehouse Soloway John Szimkiczizi Farist tSeel Company Bridgedyes Pa” Corbin M'Partland Corbin M’partland Aegean Sune Eurley Fitzpatrick
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