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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1917

Page

4

Creek Nation claims peace after famine and unrest

A narrative describes the Creek Nation transitioning from anarchy and bloodshed to peace. It details widespread famine, starvation, and the suffering of hostile Indians, noting humanitarian efforts by the government and the impact of fanaticism on subsistence. General Jackson’s military leadership is praised and a brigadier general appointment mentioned.

Jackson Tenn United States Brew Jackson Genet

Fatal Waterbury Accident Involving Lamson Boy

Fifty years ago intelligence reached Stratford of the death of Charley Lamson, aged ten to twelve, son of George W. Lamson. The youth, playing near an old water wheel with other boys, reportedly caused the wheel to move and was driven into rocks, dying almost instantly. Mr. Lamson had but re-

George Faust East Bridgeport Harriett Street Stratford Charley George W. Lamson Waterbury Charney Mr. Lamson

Butler Urges Armed Force to Shape International Mind

Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University called the war a test of the international mind and urged education to promote it. He argued that resort to armed force may be needed to deter imperialism and to ensure free democracies govern global affairs.

Long Beach National Conference On Foreign Relations United States America Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Butler

Post Office Remodeling Bid Sought for East Side Station

Post Office inspector C. J. Weldon will receive proposals through June 30 1917 for leasing space at East Side station for five or ten years from December 1 1917. Requirements include 3800 square feet daylight access rent water closets urinals heating and lighting fixtures at a stated annual price. Proposals and lease forms available from the postmaster.

Post Office C. J. Weldon East Side Station

Warns Against Huge Increase of Income Tax

New York May 29 Otto H Kahn warns against a huge rise in income tax and unwise business taxes He notes Canada has no income tax and fears capital flight if U S rates are too high He favors an excess profit tax akin to the British model but doubled and a 10 percent offset on new capital since the war begun He questions burdens on the poor and urges legislative measures to ease living costs.

New York Otto H. Kahn Canada America Kahn Mr. Kahn

John D Rockefeller Subscribes $5 Million More

New York May 28 John D Rockefeller subscribed yesterday another 5 million dollars to the Liberty loan. This brings his total to 15 million dollars in bonds.

New York John D. Rockefeller Liberty Loan

STYLE IN GLASSES FOR EYES EVEN

Eye wear fashion highlighted at Ray Mason Leonard optician 991 Masin street. The article notes shift from gold bow glasses to horn rim and toric lenses, stressing artful fitting by eye examination and Leonard’s long-standing, well known Main Street shop with varied frames for comfort and character.

Ray Mason Leonard Optician Masin Street Leonard Main Istret

Mrs George Tours London Communal Kitchens

Mrs Lloyd George toured new communal kitchens in London districts and tasted meals deemed suitable for her household. Municipal kitchens aim to feed the poor at nominal prices and become self sustaining.

London

Fishermen Sought to Crew Idled Ships in Ports

The New England Irish Exchange manager says labor troubles have ended but a skilled fisher shortage remains. Vessels idle in Gloucester docks await crews for Grand Banks trips despite offered pay of 200 dollars per trip and prizes for top catches. Experienced mariners are urged to return to fisheries as patriotic and useful.

Grand Banks Gloucester

Patriot Publicity Campaign Planned in New England

Boston May 29 plans for a patriotic publicity campaign across New England were announced by the Boston Common on Public Safety. A press bureau will distribute signed articles on farming by agricultural officials, war service topics by economists and businessmen, and military situation analyses by military scholars to regional papers.

Boston New England Public Safety War Land War Service Liberty Loan

Billiard Champion Called to British Army Service

Melbourne Man, English billiard champion, has been summoned to join the British army in London and given fourteen days to settle his affairs. The call notice arrived during a close match with a local expert.

London Melbourne Inman

Builders Busy at Your New House

When builders get busy, ensure you have attractive hardware to suit good taste. Our store now features departments for all hardware used in house furnishing from tacks to refrigerators.

House OF Better Shoes

Notable 18th and 19th Century American Milestones

A compact chronology mentions events and figures such as Charles II’s restoration in 1669, General Israel Putnam’s 1790 death in Brookline, Sackett’s Harbor attack in 1813, John Phillips’ 1832 death, Wil lam J. Duane becoming Secretary of the Treasury in 1833, Wisconsin’s 1848 statehood, General Winfield Scott’s era, monuments to Washington and Lafayette in 1869, the 1890 Lee statue in Richmond, and the Imperial Valley earthquake with light damage.

England Charles II Israel Putnam Brookline Conn Salem Mass Sackett’s Harbor Lake Ontario John Phillips Boston Willam J. Duane Pennsylvania Treasury Jackson Wisconsin Winfield Scott West Point N. Y Petersburg Washington Lafayette Philadelphia Robert E. Lee Richmond

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