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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1916

Page

2

Bryan's whirlwind campaign boosts Wilson in West

In Kansas City and across 15 states William Jennings Bryan campaigns for Woodrow Wilson, stressing peace, anti-war record, and Democratic achievements. Lawrence notes Bryan's energy, wit, and the push to solid West support, with multiple speeches daily and a focus on domestic progress and foreign policy.

Bryan Wilson New York Evening Post David Lawrence William Jennings Bryan Woodrow Wilson Kansas City Lawrence Erquar Fm Roosevelt Underwood Halatems Gemuier Reed Mr. Bryan Fred Gardiner Hughes Mr. Wilson Depew Senate House Mexico Europe New Jersey New York Ryan Trade Commission Philippines Taft Huerta West Verdun Somme United States Democratic Party Chicago M. Hughes

Adamson Bill Not Politics Says J L Rowe

J L Rowe of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen told Wilson Eight Hour club members that the Adamson eight hour bill was not a political move. He praised President Wilson and recounted how demands were made and conferences with railroads failed to yield arbitration. Attorney Henry P Lyons and Rowe urged continued support and urged Democrats to join and attend future meetings.

Wilson J. L. Rowe Brotherhood of Railway Wilson Eight Hour Club Main Street Rowe Brotherhood Washington Henry P. Lyons Adamson Chi New York Lyons Europe Attorney Lyons A Rowe Democratic Town Committee

Bristol Woman Dies From Forestville Crash Injuries

Mrs. Paul Wiseshki aged 48 of Bristol died from injuries after being struck by a car in Forestville last Saturday. Victor Malinowski of New Britain is charged with reckless driving and held on a $500 bond as the case proceeds in local court.

Bristol Conn Paul Wiseshki Forestville Victor Malinowski New Britain Malinowski

Broderick Chosen Selectman To Fill Quintal Term

Ralph 8. Broderick former Third district alderman was named selectman at a special common council meeting to fill the unexpired term of Charles H. Quintal, who left Bridgeport. Broderick, a Republican, began duties today. A southbound Atchison Topeka Santa Fe train was halted by six bandits north of Bliss Oklahoma.

Ralph Broderick Common Council Charles H. Quintal Bridgeport Reat Broderick Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Bliss, Okla

Husband and Wife Saved by Swamp Root Medicine

A letter from Mrs. A. E. Briggs of Eldred, Pa, reports severe kidney and rheumatism recovery after Swamp Root usage following La Grippe. Her husband also improved from kidney trouble after similar treatment, with a notarized statement dated May 25, 1912, and an appeal to publish the testimonial for Dr. Kilmer & Co. Samples offered for ten cents with a booklet. bottles sold nationwide.

A. E. Briggs Eldred Ira McCarthy Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Bridgeport Daily Farmer

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