Appeal From Judge Buffington Urges Miners to Support Wilson
Judge Joseph Buffington urged thousands of foreign born coal miners in Pennsylvania to stand by President Wilson and not strike on November 1. The appeal, to be mailed to foreign language newspapers, frames citizenship duties against orders from United Mine Workers leader Lewis and government contracts backed by Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Joseph Buffington
United States Circuit
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Buffington
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indiaceapolis
United States
Lincoln
Mr. Lewis
United Mine Work. Org
Indianapolis
Mr. Wilson
Washington
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Capt Karl BoyEd Takes Stand At War Responsibility Hearing
Captain Karl BoyEd former German naval attaché to Washington testifies before a parliamentary committee probing war responsibilities plots and conspiracies including actions in America He seeks to testify on his own behalf while signaling he will not be the scapegoat and speculations mount over orders and masterminds behind his actions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. von Wipgand
Universal Service
Berlin
Karl Boyld
Washington
America
Collmt von Boernstorff
Boy-Ed
Captain von Papen
Bernstorff
Boyd
Boy-Ed and
von Papen
President Carranza a tireless horseman in frontier trek
Mexico City Oct 27 Assoc Press reports President Venustiano Carranza, aged sixty, has toured ranches in Coahuila and Nuevo Leon on horseback. Despite dusty deserts and scarce water, he kept pace with his military escort, sleeping in a desert camp and dining by a log fire. The journey underscores his endurance and ties to rural farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Cassociated Press
Carranza
Republic
Coahuilas
Nuevo Leon
Moexien
Coahuila
Bandit leader Amezcua killed in Mexico clash
Mexico City reports Jenaro Amezcua, claimed successor to Zapata, was killed in Santa Maria, Morelos. Dissension arose among his followers during a campaign visit, ending in Amezcua's death in the village as reports reach the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenaro Amezcua
Zapata
Morelos
Americua
Santa Maria
Marelas
Amezcua
Deputy Berger in Bridgeport Hospital After Car Crash
The condition of Deputy Sheriff Emil T. Berger of Trumbull remained unchanged at Bridgeport Hospital after a Sunday crash. Sidney G. Sherwood of 346 West Avenue is held by authorities pending Berger’s outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil T. Berger
Trumbull
Sidney G. Sherwood
West Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Sherwood
Berger
Priests Excommunicated as Czech Clergy Marry
Dispatches report Papal Archbishop Skordac in Prague after arriving from Rome describes excommunications of several Catholic Czech priests who have married. About 51 priests reportedly wed while continuing duties. Widespread support from the populace followed. In 1,400 villages around Prague, a petition urged abolishing celibacy laws for priests in Czecho-Slovakia. The report notes a broader unrest amid French gains of 72,000 bo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Innsbruck
Skordac
Prague
Rome
Anho
Czecho-Slavia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connecticut Company
The
George A. Tucker
D. Co
Liberty Building
Bridgeport
Nebenzahl Shoe Company
Poll
Main St
Gilbert ST
Y.M.C.A
Jevenings
Telegram
Hannan Supply CO
Barnum Ave
Barnum
Brre
Eastern Motor Trucking
New York
Newark
Waterbury
New Haven
Hartford
D. G. Holmes
North Main Steel
Bridgeport Welding & Cutting Co
Union Ave
Stratford
Ares
Noble
G. Hunt Wilber
D. C
Meigs
Elizabeth Fienner
BANK
Hardy
Tong
Desert
Ench National Library
Pershing's
Warry Department
General Pershing
France
Harry Pollard
Papsadvent Reg
U.S
Pepsodent ‘Co
Wabaah Ave
Chicago
Ill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!