Bolo Pasha Guilty of Treason Dies Pending Fate
Paris February 14 Bolo Pasha found guilty of treason and sentenced to death by a court martial after a swift trial of about fifteen minutes. Co-defendant Darius Porchere given three years in prison. Filippo Cavallini sentenced to death but not within the court's jurisdiction. Attorney Salles pleads for life amid protests of an abominable press campaign. (Continued on Page Four.)
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Paris
Bolo Pasha
Darius Porchere
Filippo Cavallini
Arest
Italy
Belo Pasha
Albert Salles
Alias
Holoasha
Salle
Bold Thieves Steal from Judge's House
Judge Paul L Miller of 10 eechwood avenue reported to the Detective bureau last night that during the night of February 13 thieves broke into the new home he was building at Black a place and stole a quantity of pipes and building material. Detectives assigned to investigate the case. Weather section follows with a cyclone moving south toward the upper Missouri valley bringing varied precipitation and temperature shifts across the region.
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Paul L. Miller
New England
New York
Shimnsag
Upper Lake
Lower
Michigan
Infana
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Montana
Dakoas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Canadian Northwest
Missouri Valley
Plains Ares
St. Lawrence
Thantic
Carolinas
Atlmtic
Mame
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Tennessee
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Stéau
Special Men Accepted for General Service by Draft Boards
A number of registrants examined February 3 and 4 and previously held for special service under old rules were yesterday accepted for general service by local draft boards. They acted under new regulations May Be Reorganized. If any of these men receive further action, details were not provided.
New Library Head Arrives to Modernize Bridgeport
Woenry N. Sanborn arrives as Bridgeport Public Library superintendent. He plans a new American Rever deejroal classification system and two new branches at North Main Street and Jane and Oysith streets. Sanborn previously studied at Harvard and Dartmouth and will serve as secretary and treasurer of the National League of Public Library commissions while directing the library’s modernization.
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Hridgeport
Woenry N. Sanborn
Bidgeport Public Library
United States
Bridgeport
Linborn
Indianapolis
Mnd
National Fengine of Public Library
Culhborn Latha
North Main Street
Jane and
Oysith Streets
Ali Nborn
Manchester
N. H
Seamer Ville
Mass
Harvard
Dart Aiouth
Marlmouth
York
al- Wan
N.Y
University Club of
Cltage
Andresuror
National League of Public Fisbrary
Dilanapolis
Wien
Heatless Mondays to Stay in New England
Connecticut and other New England states vote to continue Monday closing restrictions after a Boston conference led by State fuel Administrator Thomas W. Russell. James J. Storrow issued a bulletin confirming the Garfield order remains in effect, with all areas on the same schedule next Monday due to dire coal shortages. Russell warns of 60 000 textile workers idle and 190 000 at risk if curbs are lifted, as railroads report dwindling coal supplies and relief coal moves between lines.
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Startford
Tech. L
Connecticut
New England
Thomas W. Russell
Blartford
James J. Storrow
Boston
Storrow
Garfield
Wes
Mr. Russell
New Eingland
Dunic
Russell
Boston and Maine
New York Central
New Flaven
sConnectticut
Trussell
Washington
Wussell
New Tongland
Likely to Add 10000 for Streets Budget Increases
The board of apportionment plans to add more than ten thousand dollars to the streets and sidewalks budget. The city auditor recommended about 114805 for the department, with details on increases not finalized at the precinct. The sub committee will review the transaction and revised requests at Tuesday’s preliminary meeting chaired by Malcolm McKayden, with Seeley Canfield and Keeler among the members.
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Board of
Aldernier
William J. Seeley
Frederick TD. Keeler
Bord
Malcolm McKayden
Fire Claims 38 Children in Nunnery Blaze
Montreal feb 14 the charred bodies of 38 children were recovered from the ruins of the grey nunnery destroyed by fire searchers fear the toll may reach 100 as all inmates except the children are believed to have escaped the building housed nuns and nursing sisters continued on page 13
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Montreal
Hennig Found Not Guilty by Court Order
In New York on February 45, the court directed a treason trial verdict for Paul C. Hennig. The jury returned not guilty after the judge cautioned jurors to consider the case impartially and not let prior feelings influence their judgment. Federal attorney Melville J. Kaunee cited responsibility to government and public in seeking the court directive.
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New York
Federal District Attorney
Paul C. H. Hennig
Mudge Chittield
Hennig
Henry
Tennig
FEAW
Brooklyn
Hhe Famperty
United States
Melville J. Kaunee
Elie
ALY
France
Pastor Held On Mann Act Charges In Federal Court
Rev. Charles W. Huffman, former pastor of a New Palestine church, was found guilty in federal court of violating the Mann Act. The testimony of Gladys H. Oberlander, 18, a former church member, helped establish the case after Huffman and the girl fled from New Palestine, Ohio. Sentence to be set later.
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Denver
Charles W. Huffman
New Palestine
Gladys . H. Oberlander
Luffman
Huffman
Ohio
Rum to Fight at Front Speaker Links Rum to Duty and Faith
Lieutenant TH B Pepler of the Canadian army told a St Pauls Episcopal church audience that soldiers need cigarettes and rum to fight effectively. He said prayer follows battle and religion spreads at the front, with soldiers carrying their faith home after the war. He spoke during the mid week Lenton service, stressing belief in destiny and divine support for the troops.
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TH. B. Pepler
Canadian Army
Jhurope
Hin
Mieutenant Mepler
Ellows
Jfatalisi
Lepler
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Palmer urges nationwide hunt for alien property violators
Washington reports A Mitchell Palmer, alien property custodian, launches a countrywide dragnet to find enemy aliens who fail to report holdings. He warns fines or imprisonment for violators and says property reports will be enforced impartially.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Mgr. Palmer
Jitney Driver Arrested After Collision With Trolley
Near Death in Car Crash report says Jitney driver Erwin Spatz of 1201 Tranistan Avenue owned by Harry Frank of 464 Hancock Avenue was charged with reckless driving after crashing into trolley No. 7613 at Fairfield and Sherwood. Passengers Ralph Chase of 2076 Fairfield Avenue was severely injured and remained unconscious at St Vincent's Hospital early today.
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Erwin Spatz
Tranistan Mveriue
Harry Frank
Hancock Avenue
Third Precinct
Fairfield and
Sherwood Avenues
Ralph Chase
Fairfield Avenue
Chase
St. Vincent's Hospital
Spatz
Sherwood
Fairfield Avenues
Spats
Flo A. Cavlas
Couit
Guvlus
St Vincent's Hospital
Food crisis warning at Cornell Farmers Week
Ithaca N Y Feb 14 President C G Schurman of Cornell warned the nation faces the danger of starvation within a year as farmer energy is paralyzed by price fixing fear. He urged President Wilson and Congress to give farmers a fair chance to stimulate agricultural production during Farmers Week at Cornell.
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Ihaca
N. Y
3. G. Schurman
Cornell University
Gay
Wilson
Congress
Movements of 10000 Men in March for Draft
Washington reports that the March draft movements will extend into March beyond the initial five days. On March 4, 10077 men will move to Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and Camp Funston. Classification of selected men is nearly complete. local boards will supervise drawing, with reclassification as needed. West Virginia’s 1520 men were delayed from February 28. States to send remaining white men on March 4 include Delaware New Jersey Arizona Colorado Missouri Nebraska New Mexico and South Dakota.
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Washington, Ed
Fort Oglethorpe
Camp Funston
Crowder
West Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Arizona
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
South Dakota
Police Board to Appoint 39 Officers
The Police Board plans formal retirements and appointments at the Police headquarters this evening. Captain Frederick W. Webb of the Fourth Precinct, with 31 years service, and Lt. Garry B. P. Sanger are among those to be retired, with 11 officials to be elevated and 89 new patrolmen to be appointed. Uncertainty surrounds whether the new lieutenant and four extra patrolmen approved by the common council will be filled this week.
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Police
Police Commission
Common Council
Frederick W. Webb
Fourth Precinct
Bridgeport
Garry BP. Sanger
Endanger Lives of Soldiers Endanger Lives of Soldiers
Washington reports urgent telegram from Shipping Board chairman Hurley urging striking carpenters and joiners in eastern yards to return to work while wage dispute with the Wage Adjustment Board is resolved. He warns that continued strikes imperil soldiers, food and ammunition shipments, and the Atlantic coast shipyards.
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Washington
Vas
Hurley
New York
More
Pacific
W. L. Hutchins
Carpenters
Indianapolis
Wage Adjustment Board
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Dairness
Western Front
Lad Shot by Bullet from Woods Injures Boy
John Terris aged 14 of 54 Fairview Avenue was struck in the right side by a .22 bullet fired from the woods behind his home. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital in serious condition with the bullet lodged in his back and may need surgery to remove it.
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John Ierris
Fairs View Avenue
Terris
St Vincent’s Hospital
Ir. B. C. Pasuth
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Henry N. Sanborn
William Street
Cape
Shipping Board
Woods
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