Soldier testifies he disobeyed order to swallow lit cigarette
Private Miareello Gonzales of San Antonio testifies at Governor's Island court martial for Captain Detszer of the 68th military police company. He says he refused to swallow a lighted cigarette, claiming the command was given. The case centers on brutality to prisoners during an investigation at Le Mans. Gonzales says he dropped the butt. testimony reveals his detention related to health.
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American Captives Liberated After Muzquiz Raid
Washington reports Frederick Hugo, the American released by bandits after the Muzquiz raid in Mexico, has returned to Murcia with no stated ransom. Phillips, another American captured, may also have been freed. Details remain sparse as U S officials monitor potential impact on relations with Carranza government.
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Muzquiz
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Cyarbolic Acid Case To Continue Today
The trial of Mrs. Annie Maxfield of Stamford for throwing carbalisiacid on Mrs. Jennie Rothwell of Stamford on May 6 will resume before the Criminal Superior Court jury today. The state has completed its case and part of the defense has been heard. The case will be given to the jury later today.
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Annie Maxfield
Stamford
Jennie Rothwell
Criminal Superior Court
Increased Diphtheria Measles and Scarlet Fever Cases Across State
Hartford reports a marked rise in new diphtheria measles and scarlet fever cases last week across Connecticut. Waterbury led with 28 diphtheria cases out of 99, while New Haven reported 23 of 122 measles cases.
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New Haven
Springfield man held for auto theft in Vermont recovery
Alphige D Avignon a Springfield Mass garage owner was held for the superior court in 2000 bail charged with stealing an automobile belonging to James Kilgore of Hartford on August 13. The car was recovered in Vermont.
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Alphige D'Avignon
Springfield
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James Kilgore
Hartford
Superior Court
Vermont
Skating At Seaside Park Forecast By Official
Seaside skating should be good today says Pierce V. Gahan superintendent of the Board of Recreation. Many skated last night and continued cold weather will firm the ice making it better for skaters.
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Seaside Park
Pierce V. Gahan
Board of Recreation
Husband Appears After Non-Support Charge
Harold Fuller of 80 Fifth Street faced City court on charges of non-support filed by his wife. After a delay, the case was again continued until today.
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Harold ©. Fuller
80 Fifth Street
Woman Falls to Death From Church Rectory Window
Mrs. Annie Burns, 60, a domestic at St. Joseph's church rectory, fell from a second story window last night and died from a skull fracture.
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Annie Burns
St. Joseph's Church
Constable Killed in Treland Incident Shocks Police
Fragmentary report from Milbrittain Treland dated December 12 notes a constable named Bolger killed and others wounded during an arrest attempt. Details are unclear amid garbled OCR but indicate a violent police incident with multiple constables involved.
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