D Annunzio Feels Assassination Threats Intensify
On January 23 reports say Gabriele D Annunzio fears an assassination attempt as his grip on the city proves disastrous for the people. Epidemics, food shortages, and violence overshadow leadership amid clashes with Riccara Zanella and party rivals. Ninety percent of the virgens call for D Annunzio and his men to depart while he moves locations nightly for safety.
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Fieme
Cumtatr
Ciabrielo Ty’ Annunzio
Riccara Znanela
Dannunzio
Isader
Wieman Tremple
Tre Sa
Signor
Zanella
Tre
Jugzo Slavia
Professor Richard Garner Dies After Short Illness
In Chattanooga Tennessee on January 28 Professor Richard J. Garner noted African explorer died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He attracted attention years ago for claiming to have discovered sounds akin to a monkey language. In Orlando January 23 he was regarded as an authority on shnian tad results of research and had proposed voyages to Africa, planning with Clark Abbott to found a monkey colony on Florida’s east coast.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Richard J. Garner
Trofessor Garner
Orlando, Fla
Richard L. Garner
Africa
Clark Abbott
New York
Florida
Navy officer indicted on fraud charge in Seattle
Captain John A Blaine, district manager for the Shipping Board during wartime shipbuilding in Oregon and Washington, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges he received secret commissions from Stewart Davis and Equipment Co New York City for sales to the Shipping Board totaling about 16900 dollars.
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Seattle
John A. Blaine
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Blaine
Oregon
Washington
Stewart Davis and Equipment Company
New York City
Hartford Plumbers Seek Eight Dollars A Day
Hartford plumbers announce wage demand increases from 871 2 cents to four dollars per hour for an eight hour day, to take effect May 1, 1920. The 1918 five year contract had set wages at five dollars per day, with subsequent raises to six then seven dollars by October 1919.
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Hartford
Hartford Woman Arrested at Metuchen Factory
A Hartford woman identified as Frances Johnson was arrested at the gates of the Metuchen plant of the emergency feat corporation and jailed pending a hearing set for tomorrow on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. She demanded to see Clarence Liddle of Port Amboy, New York, and a guard said she made threats against the man.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Frances Johnson
Hartford, Conn
Metuchen
Emergency Feat Corporation
Clarence Liddle
Porth Amboy
N.Y
Ruth Jefferson Says She Shot Father to Save Mother
Annapolis report says Ruth Jefferson aged 18 shot her father Charles Jefferson 48 an employee of the naval academy to protect her mother who he had threatened. The injured man is in a hospital. Washington dispatch notes a shortage of naval officers and requests Congress to suspend compulsory retirement for rear admirals captains and commanders for one year starting next July due to age limits.
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Jan
Ruth Jefferson
Charles Jefferson
Naval Academy
Idi
Jefferson
Washington
Congress
Daniels
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Main Street
D’annunzio
Fiume
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Monkey” Man
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Children’s. Coats
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Outioara Lab
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