Ex Bridgeporter shoots girl then attempts suicide
Meriden December 11 Special A former Bridgeport man Joseph Carter, 31, shot Hazel Elliott after a quarrel at a city street. He then turned the weapon on himself, but a passerby restrained him. Elliott was wounded in the chest and head but is expected to recover. Carter was arrested and to be arraigned. Carter had lived with Elliott for years and recently returned to Meriden.
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Leyland Line Mercian Afire South of Cape Race
The Leyland line steamer Mercian was reported afire about 35 miles south of Cape Race, off St John’s Newfoundland. The vessel carries no passengers, is 4066 tons, and left Liverpool bound for Manchester. About six crew members were aboard. the ship’s status was being relayed by wireless from Boston and St John’s.
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Union of Policemen Surrenders Charter in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on December 11 the union of policemen affiliated with the American Federation of Labor surrendered its charter and disbanded following a ruling by the board of police commissioners.
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Price Rise Seen in Clothes as Wages Up
Chicago December 11. A sharp rise in prices for winter and early spring goods was predicted by members of the National Association of Wholesale Clothiers and Tailors at their annual meeting. Wage increases, 290 percent, scarcity of raw material since 1914, and abundant money were given as causes. Shoret? Wiwau.vee was elected president.
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Dead Told Shooting Scene Ensnared by Paper Pen Shortage
A fragmentary report describes a shooting scene where the author notes a lack of pen and attempts to reform the narrative. The garbled text mentions a character with a pistol and a questionable leadership claim, alongside scattered references to names and events.
Governor Lowden Faces Trial Echoes and War Claims
A chaotic report details Governor Lowden and Captain Gabriele Anvunzio amid wartime disputes, with testimonies on coercion and discipline. The piece recalls cross examinations, harsh treatment of prisoners, and a renewed push by Lowden supporters as 1920 convention arrangements begin.
Senate Debates Peace Treaty as Miners Resume Talks
The piece reports a Senate debate on the peace treaty with miners and coal operations. It notes officials and leaders from the National Association of Republican State chairmen meeting to organize campaigns and coordinate state and national efforts for the convention, with calls to resume coal production under President Turner’s plan and potential injunctions.
Motorman Hitt Arrested in Manslaughter Case
Joseph N Zanski died after a trolley strike at Perk Avenue and Park Terrace. Clifford Hitt of 270 Brooka Street, motorman, was arrested on a manslaughter warrant and to be arraigned in City Court. Also, 11 year old George Day of 48 North Avenue identified after a car strike near North Avenue and Lindley Street. condition unchanged, possible skull fracture. Scoutmasters drill and social session held at St Cyril and Methodius hall with strong turnout.
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Brooka Street
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Lindley Street
Bridgeport Hospital
George Day
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Scoutmasters Training Corps
St. Cyril and Methodius Church
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Mexico Claims Wallace Was Killed By Sentry Order Ignored
Washington December 11 Blame fish oiling of James Wallace an Ames agent. Mexican authorities claim Wallace was killed by a sentry after ignoring an order near Tampico. The U S note was handed to the American embassy in Mexico. The case centers on whether the sentry fired on Wallace while intoxicated and the Mexican government faces possible arrest of the soldier. The Supreme Court in Mexico City has the plea records and awaits decision.
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Mansfelds grove hotel proprietor dies in East Haven
Charles Bartlett, longtime owner of Mansfeld's Grove hotel, died at his home in East Haven. The era noted his prominence in the local hospitality scene and his years of service to the community.
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Alexander confirmed as the new secretary
Alexander Wissour Democrat from Missouri was confirmed by the Senate to be secretary of commerce succeeding William C. Redfield. The nomination passed after unanimous approval by the Senate commerce committee. Indicated distress due to fires in a boiler room about 10 miles south of Cango, per wire messages.
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Villa loots town to avenge Angeles death
A chaotic assault struck Muculz in the state of Coshwin as Villa forces loot stores and clash with residents seeking justice for Angeles. Reports describe fires, gunfire, and casualties including at least forty men and several Cabana fighters, with many civilians wounded.
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Garfield resigns as fuel administrator over settlement
Washington December 11 The fuel administrator Garfield resigns over disagreement with the coal strike settlement proposal arranged by the government for mine workers He opposed the terms and sent a letter to President Wilson He was not part of the negotiations with the operators and miners but was consulted after the fact The cabinet members reportedly support the settlement as presented by Attorney General Palmer and the operators await official notification of the basis of settlement
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Fall in exchange rate alarms bankers and thinkers
The article notes a violent decline in exchange rates with bankers and international thinkers gravely worried. It reports a drop in the pound's value against the dollar and outlines concerns over the impact on British imports, remittances, and export trade. The British government signals no drastic action beyond existing policy to support exports.
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Fire in Washington Endangers Harvey's Building Site
A midnight blaze near the post office department building threatens historic structures adjacent to Harvey's. The incident prompted a swift response as authorities assessed damage and safeguarded nearby properties amid ongoing state legislative actions.
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England and America’s Cold Reconciliation Speech
A London address by Lord President Halton challenges American indifference to postwar cooperation. He warns against national arrogance and stresses mutual sacrifice in rebuilding a peaceful world, urging durable international collaboration despite domestic pressures.
Senate Groping Over Railroad Bill Amid Looming End of Year
Washington dispatch notes hopes for railroad legislation by January 1 fading as debate on the Cummins bill stalls. Senators La Follette and Underwood clash over quorum, timing, and whether to extend government control, with White House plans under scrutiny and no clear path to a law before Christmas recess.
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