The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-03
Mayor Wilson Admits Warmers Financial Backing And Attempts Denial Of KO Charge
 Against Him Except That About Warrenite

l A the truth Let but lie, will what he language boh thing unknown, in listener conviction this man is not speaking the truth" | Mayor Wilson running of the utmost
 that his conduct during the time in which he has entitled charges should be made against him. Nothing things should not be distorted into guilty things
 But his official acts should be weighed doubt the propriey of official act of h consider the evidence, to resolve the doubt.
 Within these limits and according principles political discussion herein laid general administration to
 the future will in Bridgeport if things represents are continued through another two years,
 charges against Mayor have presented by The detail of them, ar as
 That Mayor Wilson, before his suddenly dened his friends and supporters in his own nar and want leadership of his party of which John T. King lobbyist and A. E. Lavery lobbyist head Warner, large portion rived from the sale of water and transportation to the
 contributed Mayor Wilson's campaign than $sooo and that Nr Wilson, prior election spired deceive the public into the belief that ton had been made That this falsehood and that it shown to falsehood expenses campaign were reported urd CT the corrupt practices act
 That after his election Mayor Wilson permitted Mr. Warner mayor gave lobbyists King Lavery undue part in the his administration.
 Mr. Warmers belief that he the mayor public prints plainly appear believed himself to be the and the elected only fgurehead-
 King, garbage contract permitted neglect the garbage collections although thousands of accumulated King permitted use the street work, his teams therefore dollars money previous administrations paid teaming to whose of livelihood the ownership of one or two teams
 further newspaper not on the eve election but from the moment the committed that Mayor Wilson appeared at Hartford with Mr. lobby
 He didn't deny the charge when made He couldn't because the accusation simultaneous with his everybody would have known that he telling
 Also The Farmer has said that Mayor Wilson the people for to create great debt that his workers to huse for the great debt that the people voted against the program he had laid down That Mayor Wilson then to Hartford and sought power city people
 without their consent and against their express order and that in striving bring this about worked side Warmers lobby had opposing Eership
 Mayor Wilson appeared in opposition to very principle the referendum, which the right people to decide at ballot box important matters municipal business, they desire
 That Mayor Wilson permitted the Connecticut Company lay cheap Fairfield the middle costly pavement taxpayers quired to s yard and that to do this he had to dsobey required should lay
 that Connecticut Company funds" that Kiefer other streets also pleaded poverty pay costly pavement they benefit enterprises Warner with their heavy hauling to derive much benefit
 promise
 money any other mayor found necessary that the opposition ocratc representation in the General Assembly spending millions of dollars to wit $4 100000 which would have meant immediate addition to the tax rate of than three
 That in fixing nothing for state making equivalent tax year, has therefore created undue the future.
 That in making public appointments he unusual usual considerations public political consideration they servants friends and that MT Warmer desired their