Senator Martin Near Death in Virginia Hospital
Senator Thomas S. Martin, Democratic leader in the Senate, is reported in critical condition at a Charlottesville hospital as his family is summoned. He is 72, has served 24 years, and was re-elected in 1918 to serve until 1923. In Washington, Senator Harrison introduced a bill to arm states for home guard defense against radical violence.
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Plymouth Boy Killed in Auto Accident
Waterbury October 23 Thomas Edward Martin aged 1 of Plymouth died instantly when a car he rode on the running board collided with a truck owned by Chase Metal Works in Waterville. Passengers Harry Hazzard and Joseph Shantis were taken to St Marys hospital with injuries not expected to be serious. Rinkus, driving the truck, reportedly sped and pulled from behind another car, causing a head on crash that destroyed both vehicles.
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German unity by force and the danger of a unified Germany
General Mangin says in Excelsior that German unity is fictitious without force and a unified Germany would threaten Europe. He endorses a federal Germany as compatible with European pacification and warns Rhineland residents against forced Prussian identity. Meanwhile local burglaries depleted Fairfield avenue shops with valuables and cash taken.
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Reverend Areson Released From Bolshevik Prison
The Rev Clinton W Areson former Trinity Church rector and Y M C A worker in Russia has been released from captivity after being taken prisoner in early August. Also Republican Senate members withdrew opposition to confirming Admiral Coontz as chief of naval operations, with confirmation planned at the next executive session.
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General strike halts building trades in Lille
In Lille France on October 23 a general strike of building trades workers was declared demanding higher wages and better working conditions. The walkout has left about eight thousand men unemployed.
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Sobranje Adopts Protest Over Thrace Evacuation
In Sofia on October 23 the Bulgarian Sobranje adopted a resolution protesting the evacuation of Bulgarian troops from Thrace and the Srumintza region, noting that the Thrace evacuation continues.
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Santos Strike Ends In Brazil After City Paralyzed
Santos Brazil October 23 The strike that nearly paralyzed business ended today as workers excluding street car conductors and motormen returned to work.
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