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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1916

Page

9

President Wilson's Peace Message Shapes West Campaign

President Wilson's tour through Iowa and Nebraska reinforces the peace issue as central to the 1916 race. Democrats and Republicans see the moment as pivotal, with Wilson drawing large crowds and surprising party leaders by his broad appeal. Nebraska and Illinois forecasts show a tight contest, while Nebraska Democrats expect a close vote with Wilson possibly winning beyond Roosevelt's margin.

Executive Hughes Nebraska Chicago Wilson Iowa Omaha Illinois Missouri Dakotas Colorado Kansas Nebraska Historical Society William Jennings Bryan Bryan Mr.Taft Mr. Roosevelt Taft Roosevelt Mr. Wilson Gilbert M. Hitchcock John L. Kennedy Hitchcock Keith Neville A. L. Sutton

Bishop Nilan Plans Sea Trip Amid Health Recovery

Rt Rev John J Nilan Hartford dioceses bishop, recovering rheumatic trouble, leaves next week for a sea trip to the South If health allows he may visit Panama before returning The article notes the Democratic Western campaign managers reacting to the president's popularity in Nebraska and a fire at Farmer Narrow Fabric Co in Gossville New Hampshire causing substantial loss.

John J. Nilan Hartford Diocesa Nilan Panama Farmer Narrow Fabric Co Gossville N. H Nebraska

Tracer Bullets Found With British Aviators

London reports that tracer bullets were found in two captured British aviators who face court martial. The British government via the American EmbassyRepresentations to Germany claim tracer bullets are standard ammunition for aiming and do not violate The Hague. Britain notes similar treatment of a Zeppelin crew surrendered in England.

London Daily Express Germany Hague Great Britain England the Express

Union Men Urge State Inspector of Public Works

Masons and plasterers unions press bill to create a state inspector of masonry for public buildings in Connecticut. Appointed by the governor, the two year post would oversee material and workmanship tied to state contracts, requiring a skilled mason with at least ten years’ experience. salary $2,000 with $1,500 expenses. Also notes marriage licenses and the eight hour day commission plan targeting Chicago and the Midwest.

Malta Ill Wilson Hughes Prealdeft Canton Chicago Walsh Saulsbury Dukne Illinois Gooweil Masons American Federation of Labor

Old Folks Need Cascarets for Liver and Bowels

A vintage advertising blurb promotes Cascarets as a gentle, natural tonic for aging bowels and liver function. It urges seniors to take a 10 cent box daily, claiming the product works while you sleep and avoids harsh laxatives. It likens aging to slower movements and stresses regular bowel activity for health.

Former Captain of Sea Raider Dies in Battle

London reports Count von Dohna Schlodden commander of the German cruiser Moewe died in France. He led a battalion of the 5th infantry and the Moewe raided Allied commerce, took 15 ships, and once carried 199 prisoners and gold. The report notes the King Edward VII mine destruction and new flour prices in Chicago.

SEA Raider London Count von Dohna- Schlodden Moewe France Milan Count von Dohna-Schlodien Appam Hampton Roads Berlin Edward VII

Leonard Sues Taylor Over Westport Collision

John A. Leonard business manager of Crane Co. and Bridgeport fire commissioner sues J. H. Taylor in Westport for 100 damages claiming Taylor’s careless driving on Myrtle avenue caused a wreck on August 26. Taylor counters for 40 damages alleging Leonard worsened the crash with extra power. Trial set for July. article notes French damage resolution and Chicago Board of Trade membership at 6800.

John A. Leonard Crane Co Bridgeport J. H. Taylor Huntington Westport Leonard Henry E. Shannon Taylor Myrtle Avenue

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