Fines Levied for Inciting Riot at Victory Rally
Nine men faced heavy fines and brief jail terms after a Sunday night incident at a Victory Loan rally near Pembroke and Jane Streets. Nicholas Melsezky, Edward Kasperals, and German Topar were fined $100 and jailed three months. Joseph Anthony faced similar charges but was treated as a peace maker. Two others Tenatz Jwinsky and Pontiley Soboco were arrested and later released on $300 bonds with arraignment set for Saturday.
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Jane Streets
Nicholas Melse
Sedview Avenue
Edward Kasperals
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Geman Topar
Hallett Streat
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Tenatz Jwinsky
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Pontiley Soboco
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Negro outlaws standoff ends with fatal shooting in Plano
Tom Jombrey, known as El Negro, barricaded in a Plano house for four hours after opening fire on armed citizens and officers. He was shot and killed shortly before noon. Nine others were wounded, one likely fatally. The incident began when he allegedly assaulted his wife.
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Plano
Texas
Tom Jombrey
ElNegro
Hiss
Brandegee to Fight for Root Amendments
Senator Brandegee of Connecticut, Republican member of the senate foreign relations committee, issued a statement urging the Senate to consider Root amendments after the Peace Conference rejected them. He reviewed six proposed amendments to the covenant and said the revised charter includes none of them, and criticized the Monroe Doctrine amendment as misclassifying it as a regional understanding and leaving cabinet nine to decide its validity.
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Washington
Brandegee
Connecticut
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League ‘of Nations
Mr. Root
Will Hays
Root
Munich death toll totals 150 in fighting
Munich reports claim 150 killed or executed during the city’s fall. Among the dead are Herr Toller director of the Soviet government and Herr Sonnheimer, a Communist leader. Seidel, said to have incited hostage shootings, was beaten to death by Württemberg soldiers. The Tageblatt notes 5,000 arrests, including Dr. Leven leader of the Bavarian independent socialists and Town Governor Weber.
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Associated Press
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Herr Sontheimer
Herr Seidel
Wuerttemburg
Tageblatt
Levien
Bavarian Independent Socialists
Weber
Two Divorces Filed Against Local Couples
Lena Hoyt petitions Civil Superior Court for divorce from Charles Hoyt alleging unbearable cruelty. They wed June 10, 1916, Lena’s maiden name Jackson. Thomas Francis Wisketchill seeks divorce from Mercedes MacQuart Wisketchill alleging desertion. They married February 5, 1905, wife left January.
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Civil Superior Court
Charles Hoyt
Bridgeport
Jackson
Thomas Francis Wisketchill
Mercedes MacQuart Wisketchill
New York
Frank A Nero sues Dr A Sylvester for $5150 damages
Frank A Nero files in Civil Superior Court seeking $5000 damages from Dr A Sylvester of New York claiming the amount is owed. The complaint describes a financial dispute arising from services and resulting in monetary liability.
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Frank A.nero
Dr. A. Sylvester
New York
Sylvester
Lockout at the Willys Overland Toledo Shops
About seven thousand five hundred Willys Overland employees quit at 8:30 PM yesterday, then were barred entry at 7:00 AM today. Clarence A. Earl, vice president, says no lockout occurred and the workers left voluntarily, claiming those who quit forfeited profits under the fifty fifty plan.
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Willys Overland Company
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Overland Company
Case continued in city court over alleged theft
Isaac J. Levy of 76 Coleman Street was arraigned in city court yesterday on charges related to alleged theft of articles valued at about $200 from Rosa Hartstein of 1073 Main Street. The case was continued until May 13 with bonds set at $500.
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Isaac J. Levy
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Police and Thieves Clash in Berlin Market Riot
Berlin May 6 AP Police officers and salesmen clashed during a raid on illegal vending. Four policemen were wounded and one civilian killed as the crowd opened fire with revolvers. Soldiers were sent to aid and nine salesmen were captured with a thousand illegal food cards and stolen goods. Mobs attempting to aid the prisoners were driven off.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Red Cross Mission Aids Albania War-Ravaged Areas
American Red Cross team of 50 under Major Robert C. Denison, based in Durazzo, Albania, distributes food clothing and medical supplies to the poor from scattered bases at Scutari Cirano and Durazzo. A hospital will open at Durazzo to treat destitute patients.
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Albania
Associated Press
American’ Red Cross
Robert C. Denison
New Haven
Rano
British troops Break Up Athlone Meeting by Bayonet
British troops dispersed a forbidden gathering in Athlone Ireland last night charging the crowd with bayonets. Several persons were wounded as armored cars seized control of the area. Laurence Ginnell member of Parliament for Meath attempted to address the meeting.
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London
Athlone
Ireland
Laurence’ Ginnell
Chinese displeasure over peace treaty at Paris
The Chinese delegation at the Peace Conference shows marked dissatisfaction with the Shantung settlement and is expected to sign with reservations. In a separate item, probate court names Michael Sweeney as administrator of his estate, noting real estate and cash assets.
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Paris
Shantung
Michael Sweeney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Annile
Sweeney
Miller
Michael I." Gannon
Walter Hartnett
Judge sustains verdict in Tesiny case in Superior Court
Judge Gardiner Greene denied the motion to set aside the jury verdict. The ruling upholds a judgment for Julius Tesiny against the estate of his father for 408.51 dollars dated February 22.
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Gardiner Greene
Superior ‘Court
Louise Tesiny
Helen Ambrose
Julius Tesiny
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