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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1916

Page

17

Borglum's Memorial Project Delayed by Heirs' Suit

Atlanta May 19 The suit by Mrs. Robert V. Roper of Newport against fellow heirs halts plans for Elim Borglum's Stone Mountain Memorial. An injunction blocks carving on the granite mountain while court action determines authority and property handling. Plans had anticipated a 2000 by 6 foot sculpture over eight years at a cost around two million dollars.

Atlanta Robert V. Roper Newport, & L Gorth Stone Utzon Borglum Elim Fort Bartholdi United Daughters of the Confederacy Samuel H. Venable Roper Venable Bis Bor

Writers Row on Plan to Organize Authors Union

New York May 19. The Authors League of America debates affiliating with the American Federation of Labor as pro union writers push for a referendum. Leaders include Thompson Buchanan Rex Beach Walter Eaton and Ellis Parker Butler with Winston Churchill president Theodore Roosevelt vice president.

New York Ellis Parker Butler Brander Matthews Walter P. Eaton Thompson Buchanan Rex Beach Council of the Authors’ ‘League of America Winston Churchill League Theodore Roosevelt City Club George Creel George Barr McCutcheon Louis Sherwin Leroy Scott Frederic C. Howe Amer Federation of Labor Buchanan Mr. Butler American Federation Authors’ League Pile Drivers’ Union

Authors' League debates union drive for writers

A report argues for a federation of authors to press for collective bargaining in publishing and moving pictures. It notes unionization could force publishers and producers to negotiate with writers, while lawmakers would heed copyright reform. Some older authors oppose unions, fearing loss of independence.

Authors’ League League Jone

Lieberum Estate Inventoried At Over Six Thousand

An inventory filed in probate court lists William Lieberum's estate at 36021.24 with most value in his share of Lieberum & Son Undertakers at 1338.90. The estate includes cash, jewelry, furniture, a Main street homestead valued at 4000, and an East End building lot of 350. It notes transfers of property to Mrs. Lieberum before death.

William Lieberum Board of Education Charles W. Held Louis Hilzinger Lieberum Willam Lieberum & Son Main Street East End

Diamonds Watches Jewelry and Fine Gifts On Sale

Diamonds Watches Jewelry Cut Glass and Silverware make ideal gifts for graduations weddings birthdays and anniversaries. Come and see how well we can serve you.

Three Women Rescued From Immurement in Brooklyn Flat

An elderly woman and her two daughters aged 21 and 22 were found confined in a dark two year seclusion at 166 Stuyvesant Avenue Brooklyn. They had not seen sunlight and were removed to Kings County Hospital for observation where doctors suspect mental effects from long isolation.

New York Stuyvesant Avenue Brooklyn Kings County Hospital Adam Hall City Park Department Florence Frances Brooklyn Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To M. E. Shugg Elsie Merrill Ralph Peterson The Society Peterson Bushwick Hospital James Green James Brown Kings County Institution

Rotterdam poises to rival Bremen in postwar cotton trade

Rotterdam gains momentum to host a new cotton exchange and market after the war, backed by the Twente Chambers of Commerce. The plan envisions Rotterdam handling up to 800000 bales yearly, supported by Holland spinning mills and rail links to Belgium and western Germany, signaling a major shift in European cotton logistics.

Rotterdam Netherlands Bremen Twente Baern Holland Commer Holland Belgium Germany Gladbach Rheldt Gronau Bocholt Cologne

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