Haiti Delegates Charge Atrocities By Marines In Haiti
Three Haitian delegates arrived in Washington to present a memorial to President Harding, the State Department, and Congress. They condemn five years of U S military occupation, urge withdrawal, and describe the regime as a brutal military autocracy in the name of democracy. The document references a naval inquiry and criticisms of officials involved.
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Washington
Pres. Harding
Congress
Island Republic
Admiral Mayo
Haiti
United States
Republic
Harding
State Department
Con
LeRoy J Miner Dies After Auto Crash in Peekskill
LeRoy J Miner of Fairfield Chasmere section, manager at Ash Creek Gasoline, died from a broken wheel accident in Peekskill New York. He was a front seat passenger in James Ball’s car en route to aid his brother Ernest after a breakdown. Ball’s car veered into a fence rail, piercing Miner's lung and causing fatal injuries. Surviving relatives include his father James mother Minnie sister and wife Eve Milford. Police report careless driving by George Horchkiss and William Stammer after a collision between two cranes.
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LeRoy J. Miner
Chasmere
Fairfield
Ash Creek
Peekskill
XN. Y
Aimer
James Ball
Ernest
Prekstill
Ball
Miner
James
Minnie Miner
Ernest Miner
Eve
Auto Hits Bridgeport Turnpike Boulder Crash Near Milford
A large touring car owned and driven by Tarence Isancia of Portsea Street New Haven wrecked on the Bridgeport turnpike near Milford late Saturday night. Isancia was slightly cut by glass and refused assistance. Police reported the vehicle overturned over a boulder and telephones were involved in the incident.
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Milford
Tarence Isancia
Portsea Street
New Haven
Bridgeport Turnpike
Resigned pastor at St. Jonesh church cited ill health
Conny said he resigning his pastorate at St Jonesh Hazargville last February due to ill health. Born in Scranton fifty two years ago he studied at St Stephens College and Oxford. Previously served as assistant rector at Pough eerneis before coming here.
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Milte
Conny
Ratudd
St. Jonesh
Hazargville
Scranton
St Stephen's College
Oxford
Car Plows Into Danbury Drug Store Collision Injures Few
Mrs Frank Brownies drove through the front door of Main and West streets Danbury after losing centrol following a motorcycle collision. Five in the car and many customers inside the store were frightened but few were hurt as the car wrecked counters and show windows. Damages ran into hundreds of dollars. No arrests were reported.
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Danbury. Conn
Centrol
Frank Brawnies
Brownies
Abs. Frannies
Mall Street
Winsted
Bre
Brandies
New Haven Girl Killed in Trolley Car Accident
In New Haven Conn May Mary Root an unknown age was struck by a car after alighting from a trolley while en route to a picnic. Frederick Al Brockett the automobile driver was held for the coroner.
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New Haven
Conn
Mary Root
Frederick al Brockett
Descendant of Commodore Berry Ties at 73
Plainfield resident James W. Per Taw, described as a descendant of Commodore Berry, celebrated his 73rd birthday. The record notes he practiced law with President Chester A. Arthur and graduated from Brown University, later organizing Brown University club activities.
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Plainfield
James W. Per Taw
Commodore Berry
Chester A. Arthur
Perry
Columbia University
Brown Wniversity Club
Noted historian James Phinney Baxter dies in Portland
James Phinney Baxter father of Governor Percival P. Baxter of Maine died at his home in Portland on May 3. A famed author of early New England history, he served as president of the New England Histori cal Society and was once active in Gorham lore.
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Portland
Jlames Phinney Baxter
Percival P. Baxter
Maine
Ely Know
Bauntain Gorham
Ar. Baxter
New England
New
Paris Riots Mar Cause 37 Hurt At Orleans Celebration
May 8. Associated Press reports widespread disturbances in Paris and other French cities during the anniversary of Joan of Arc lifting the Siege of Orleans in 1429. Fourteen fascists and 28 communists wounded. many arrests as demonstrators tried to breach gates of Paris. other towns including Brest St Etienne Limoges also saw clashes. In Orleans the relic ceremony proceeded with the war banner delivered to the bishop amid long traditions. Naval ship actions noted at Cherbourg with American ships Chattanooga and destroyers Sanda and Williamson in a naval drill.
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Paris
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Falicemen
Uso
Brest
St. Etienne
Limoges
Cherbourg
Ameri
Chattanooga
Tone de Pont
Sanda
Wiliamson Iggk Parr
Naval Lige
Red Sautus
Churches Urge Disarmament in Urgent Appeal Meeting May 17
Four major religious bodies in the United States issue a joint call for armament reduction and a world peace conference. The appeal, endorsed by the Federal Council of Churches, National Catholic Welfare Council, Central Conference of American Rabbis, and other groups, asks 166000 clergy to read it from pulpits. It cites a letter from General Tasker H. Bliss urging Christians to bear responsibility to prevent another war.
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New York
Predera’ Council of Churches of
Chile
America
Nalional Catholic Welfare Council
Central Conference of American Papbis
Caltech
Ameria
Daea
English industry in turmoil as miners strike drags on
In London and Dublin the strike shadows deepen. Efforts to settle ration renewals face delays, while railways and transit cut services further. Newspapers reduce coal use to protect crews. Transport workers in Ireland allow foreign shipments for Irish use only amid the dispute.
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London
Tondon
Lileta
Lang
Anbandon
Vic
Dublin
Lris
Ianspoer
Ant
Treland
Dublin Turmoil Leaves Several Dead in Stampede Terror
Widespread disturbances across Ireland report two constables killed and two sergeants wounded amid gunfire, bombs, and riots. A Jesuit church stampede in Dublin injured many as crowds fled gunfire near Dublin Castle and barracks. Police clash with Republican collectors, while attacks on Crown forces and ambushes disrupt Cork and Cavan counties.
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Purlin
Mayse
Ireland
Dulin
Rau
Dramoandra
Dublin Castle
Dublin
Bourne Barracks
Marine Strike Falters as Shipping Board Reports Normal Traffic
Shipping board officials said no government merchant ships were tied up as seamen and engineers failed to cripple operations. They noted only minor disruptions at Baldmarn and Charleston and that militia in Charleston was ready but not needed. Normal operations persisted on major routes despite seamen’s threats of a daily 1,000,000 dollar loss.
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Washington
May
Shipping Board
Sa ‘Ahor Davis
He Omar Enginearg
Renighe
Baldmarn
Charleston
S.C. E
Claes
Admire Benson
Alt
Enol
U.S. Decision to Join European Conferences Seen Aiding Allies
Washington May 8 Diplomats say acceptance of U S invitation for representation on world economic settlement councils strengthens Allied hand against Germany. It clarifies U S stance while aiding readjustments after victory. Senate ratification and Knox peace resolution politics interweave with overseas developments. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Harding
Supreme Council
Conference of Ambassadors
Reparations Commission
Senate
House of Representatives
Knox
Belgian Cavalry Seizes Key Positions West of the Rhine
Belgian cavalry occupy strategic points west of the Rhine near Thernbarg and Dinslaken, signaling potential advance into German territory. French units push from Ruttingen and Andermund eastward, with advanced posts now within about twenty kilometers of Essen as Heizian forces continue their eastward movement.
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Wihbes
Prussia
Prage
Rhine
Thernbarg
Dinslaken
Ornmiy
Thulr
Germany
Ruttingén
aAndermund
Es- Sen
Berton Braley Joins Telegram Staff Poet for The Telegram
Berton Braley, renowned American writer and People's Poet, becomes daily Telegram poet. He has written more than 70 published works, 100 short stories, and two volumes. Braley’s career spans deckhand to reporter, with a lyric verse aimed at humanity’s spirit.
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Berton Lrales
Eople
Lai
Braley
Telegram
Berton Urales
Ile Fas
Hraley
Great Lakes
Faluitar
Diteh Digeps
Bralew
Briles
Edigue
Burglars Take $25,000 in Piano Maker Home
New York reports Harry D. Peace vice president of the Peace Piano company says burglars entered his home yesterday and stole about $25,000 in cash and valuables. The family was away most of the day and servants had been given a due of work. Evidence suggests entry was made overnight with marks found on the door.
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New York
Harry D. Peace
Peace Piano Company
Burgiare
Suce
Clashes Rise in Upper Silesia as Polish Government Moves
In Warsaw on May 6 the Polish government, facing growing clashes between insurgents and German forces, announced a vigorous plan to end the insurrection led by Adelbert Korfanty and to unite Upper Silesia’s industrial area with Poland. Diplomatic circles report plans contemplate decisive action.
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Warsaw
Adelbert Korfanty
Topar Silesia
Upper Silesia
May meeting of education board delayed again
The May meeting of the education board is postponed due to two key pending items. The board must choose a superintendent for the schools, a process stalled since March. Other personnel decisions and agenda items will likely cause further discussion at the next meeting.
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Schoms
Merung
Apyraya
Ihe
Orar Suse
Meus
Mgr. Wothy
Allies Press Poland as Leverage to Seize Demands
Berlin reports Britain and France covertly use the Polish coup in Upper Silesia as leverage to compel Germany to accept all demands from the London conferences. Government circles hint that without compliance, Allies cannot remove Poles and warn that some powers may be pleased with Polish actions. Washington's stance on the plebiscite looms as Berlin eyes a possible Bavarian leadership shift under Premier Von Kahr.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Lipper Silesia
Germany
London
Upper
Pein
Sony Eles
Washington
Poland
Wilson
Gern
Yes
German cabinet crisis stalls as Mayer pushes for compliance
German ambassador to France Dr. Wilhelm Mayer works to sway Bavarian People's Party members toward accepting Allied terms on disarmament and the treaty. Despite his personal efforts in the Reichstag, party leaders and factions remain divided as Berlin convocates a national committee conference to resolve the crisis.
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Wilhelm Mayer
Ele
Ated Ubdma
Mayer
France
Ihr Bavarian People’s Party
Uneilui
Nila
Berlin
Geman People's Party
Gusta Stresemann
Tinhr
Fragmented 16th century verse and weather notes
A miscellany fragment includes a verse by Tom Gilliam Jr about living life and space, plus an 1521 dedication. The weather section forecasts warmer coastal conditions for Tuesday, with temperatures from New Haven to Atlantic City and other cities, and a brief Daily Almanac.
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Bac
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