Germany Loses 12 Million in World War Said
Berlin March 26 The Associated Press reports General Von Altreck estimates Germany’s total dead and wounded from World War I at 4,608,545 dead and 4,246,774 wounded with about 33 million under arms. He also places civilian deaths and indirect losses at 12,000,000 and officers killed or wounded at 53,000 and 98,000 respectively.
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von Altreck
Rex Reach To Testify For Tex Rickard
George Tex Rickard plans to testify in his own defense tomorrow on charges arising from a quarrel with Sarah Schoenfeld. Rex Beach is expected to appear as a character witness for Rickard. Rickard spent the day with his lawyers in the Sheriff's office near Tombs prison while the jury is guard at an uptown hotel.
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New. York
George
Tex” Rickard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Meetings Tonight For Fraternal News Corrections and Dates
Fraternal editor notes changes and corrections for meetings. Listings include Bridgeport clubs and lodges such as Pioneer lodge Sons of St George and Odd Fellows hall, with addresses on Broad Street State Street Main Street and others.
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Italian General Committee
Washington Avenue
Venice Athletic Club
Hurd Avenue
Bridgeport Council
State Street
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
St. George’s Hall
Stratford Avenue
Sigma Iota Phi Club
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Samuel H. Harris Lodge
Odd Fellows
Broad Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Bricklayers
Plasterers Mutual] & Protective Union
Elmatreet
Bertha
Alpha Civelo
Brotherhood of America
Fairfeld Avenue
Harmony Rebeluly Lodge
Chauffeur Olson Charged With Auto Law Violation
Carl OQ Olson, driver for Mrs. Julia Knapp of Norwalk, was arrested yesterday by city track department officers for delivering a car on Main street at 35 miles per hour. He will appear in City court today.
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Main Street
Carl OQ. Olson
Julia Knapp
Norwalk
Track Department
Confess Looting Capitol Theatre Hold Up
Newark Marcher and four others confessed to participating in the December Capitol theatre robbery in New York City. About $8,500 was taken, with $2,700 each to two men and $2,790 to another white man. a former theatre employee, now under arrest in Manhattan, allegedly got grog as his share. Donovan and Buckley claimed minor sums when arrested in Newark after traveling from New Haven two weeks earlier.
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Capitol Theatre
New York City
Thomas F. Donovan
Thomas J. Buckley
Manhattan
Donovan
Buckley
New Haven
Speeding Arrest On Barnum Avenue Leads to Bond
Biagio Pugilese of 585 Pem broke Barnum avenue speeding at an estimated 60 miles per hour and could not show a license. He is held on a $100 bond. The case will be heard in City Court today.
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Barnum Avenue
Biagio Pugilese
Pembroke Street
Vizetelly British Journalist Dies in London
Ernest A. Vizetelly, born 1853, dies in London at age 70. A noted author and journalist, he reported the Franco German war of 1870 as a newspaper correspondent and artist for London papers. He later translated much of Emil Zola into English and authored several novels.
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Mr. Vizetelly
Tondon
Emil Zola
Coal mine owners autocratic, says Samuel Gompers
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, accuses coal mine owners of autocratic control and a domination of the industry by financial interests. He claims many bituminous properties are steel-industry owned while anthracite mines are linked to railroad interests and that operating men have lost control to financiers.
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Washington
March
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Gompera
Bulgarian Premier Sees U S Role in Genoa Talks
Sofia March 26 Al Stambo told parliament deliberations at Genoa will be inconclusive without U S representation. Bulgaria plans to send a démarche though unsure of the conference program. He predicted treaties with the central powers will be delayed three years and that America will join European settlement, though actions may lag. He warned Bolsheviks’ presence would alter the Bolshevik label.
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Sofia
Genoa
United States
al. Stambo
Bulgerin
America
Prince of Wales to visit Japan with lavish entertainments
March 26 report plans a month in Japan for the Prince of Wales with numerous dinners balls and ceremonies. He will arrive aboard the battleship Renov in Yokohama April 12 and be hosted by the Foreign Office and Prime Minister in Tokyo.
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London
Prince of Wales
Japan
Mikxado
Yokohama
Renov
Tokio
Moint
Dalla
Nikke
Visi Odawara
Luke Hakona
Tater
Shoji
Kioto
Lake Biwa
Chikubushima
Nara
Kobe
Inlung Sea
Manila
One Guide Rock Missionary Tale From Calcutta Cable Office
An odd cable office mishap at Calcutta over toll charges led a missionary from Webster County Nebraska to have her address shortened by omitting the state and county. The message to her parents caused confusion as the manager noted only one Guide Rock missionary in the world.
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Calcutta
India
Webster County
Nebraska
Miss. Whiting
Ure
New West
Cali
Chelsren
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