Memphis Clubman Charged With Murder of Wife
Miles G Buckingham of Memphis clubman was arrested in Abeneptl is charged with slaying his wife Mrs Loomins Harrison Buckingham. He posted 15000 bond and claims the pistol discharged accidentally as they left a car near Pickens Mississippi during their Gulf Coast tour labeled a second honeymoon. Two shots were fired with one bullet lodging in the car seat and another in Mrs Buckingham's back. Local authorities and Canton Mississippi officials pursue an indictment for murder.
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Abeneptlis
Tenn
Miles G. Buckingham
Memphis
Club- Men
Waa
Loomins Harrison Buckingham
Buckingham
Jackson
Miss
Pickens
Buckings- Yara
Marshal Horton
Fred
Mire
Madison County
Grand Jury
Canton
Mcfray
Shere Smith
Depres
Suspended Boston broker commits suicide at home
Somerville Mass May 14 George A Haskell head of the brokerage arm of George A Haskell and Company petitioned into bankruptcy after his suspension was announced by the Boston Stock Exchange commits death by his own action hanging in his home while his family was out He had been in ill health for some time and worried over the companys financial troubles.
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Somerville. Mass
George A. Haskell
George A. Haskell and Company
Boston
Hart
jueLome
I Heath
Springfield banker dies at home in May 74
Springfield May 74 Prank Adams a widely known banker and packing candles executive and vice president of the Chicopee Nations bank died at his home this afternoon after a brief illness. Rog trustee of the Springfield Institution for Savings was also mentioned in the obituary.
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Springfield
May
Prank
Adams
Chicopee Nations
Bank
Rog
Springtel
Institution For Savings and Crosce
Florace Smith Fund
Glasgow Judge Critiques Prohibition In America Visit
Judge James Stewart of Glasgow, visiting in the United States, denounces Prohibition as a blunder and argues for reform through education and example. He warns Americans about overregulation and the loss of personal liberty, citing free speech as a key difference between Britain and the United States. The remarks were delivered during his stay with Mrs. A. L. Fisher and noted in Page Thirteen.
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America
James Stewart
Glasgow
A. L. Fisher
Park Avenue
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Stewart
Man's Body Found in Water Bears Word Mother on Arm
Milford May 14 An unidentified male body was found in Bayview waters by Gordon Goldsmith and Kenneth McKnight. A tattoo on the left forearm reads Mosher with a horseshoe, ring finger shows a Japanese algae mark, body dressed in a denim shirt with New York tag, a khaki pair of trousers, and no shoes. Dr. J W H Fischer noted long exposure and possible winter time in water. age 26 to 35, about five feet four and a half inches tall, 140 pounds. Police notified. body moved to Ford's undertaking parlors Milford.
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Milford
Bayview
Gordon Goldsmith
Plymouth Court
Kenneth McKnight
Darina Place
Cobblesford
J. W. H. Fischer
Ford
New York
Prohibition Gains Highlighted by League Leader
Boyd Dory of the Anti Saloon League of America keynotes at United church on Sewing Dragon's Teeth and the prohibition campaign. He cites rapid ratification of the Eighteenth Amendment, voter unity, and state arrests declines as evidence of prohibition's public support and social impact.
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Boyd Dory
Anti-Saloon League of America
Englanndg
United Church
Daly Anid
Wil DU
von Cor Vears
Antie Saloon League
Americ
Snoush
Sussies
Doty
Houses of Representatives
Congress
America
Mir. Daly
New Haven
Hartford
Italy Joins Talks On European Economic Treaties
EXOA May 14 reports Premier Signer Busty plans return for parliamentary discussion as Italy negotiates an economic pact amid European talks. A Polish oil accord and a Romanian oil flow to Trieste for refining are set to accompany a commercial treaty, with potential deals with Albania Spain and Finland tied to treaty clauses and market access.
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EXOA
Genoa
Ftaly
Roumania
Trieste
Oither
Aahonia
Spain
Finland
France
Community Chest Seeks 110000 to Complete City Drive
Bridgeport faces a brisk fundraising push as the Community Chest reports about 110000 still needed to meet its 927060 goal. District leaders anticipate the first district will hit its quota soon while the second district presses on, aided by volunteers and local companies.
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Tie City
Wilpe
Norman Leeds
Oon
Bridgeport’ Finance Federscloh
Iet
Fenn Jines
Wiger
Bridgeport
Albert 5
Laery
Cis
Raunda
Ard
Qnata
Indvatri
Ceorre Eames
Bryan, Electric Company
Beth
Nau
Fis
Black Diamond Wreck Claims Fourth Victim
Batavia N Y May report lists a fourth death from the Black Diamond Express wreck. The deceased, Mrs A C Deroire of Geneva, died from fractures while hospitalized. The wreck section at Lehigh Valley line remains under investigation with officials requesting appearances tomorrow.
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Black Diamond Wreck
Batavia
Tm, Barker, Superintenden
Pufti
Lehighview Railroad
Dublin Peace Committee Meets Amid Ulster Riots
Optimistic Dublin notes peace prospects as the Peace Committee of the Dail meets to push a settlement. Military involvement cited after Townsend Street disorder. several wounded, including two seriously, as violence flares in Belfast and surrounding areas amid curfew and gunfire incidents.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Monta
Brace Coummiller
Peage Committee
Dall Birean
Alaj
Dail Eireann
Multiple Accidents Keep Emergency Doctors Busy
A string of accidents taxed emergency staff yesterday. Jeph Racna of Florida suffered a compound fracture after a fall and was treated at Bridgeport Hospital. Edward Puller, sixteen, and Mrs Clary incurred facial injuries from a collision and home incident respectively, with care by Drs Gannel OConnell and others. A man on Main Street was found intoxicated and taken to Hillside Home by Dr O'Brien.
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Jeph Racna
Flompson Sirnet
Ned
Dgannel
Bridgeport
Edward Puller
Myrtle Avenue
Beaside Park
O'Connell
Bieh
Mra
Clary
Kaita
Midland Street
aCennel
Cillwre Street
Main Street
Bailroadawanne
Hillside
Yionne
O'Brien
Russians Refuse Meeting as Genoa Accord Sags at Hague
At Genoa May 14 Associated Press reports Russia unwilling to join a new allied commission at The Hague. Allies plan reconvening June 15 to discuss Russia but no durable agreement emerges. France Britain and others seek U.S. participation to straighten the Genoa tangle. Edward Grigg notes a compromise plan accepted and to be passed to a sub-commission, with details still vague and the U.S. decision awaited.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Hague
Ate T Commission
Itussis
By Pear
United States
France
Great Briain
Lbn
Guton
Zvn
Edward Grigg
Lloyd George
Commission On Commissions
America
Edward
Troyd-porge
Mi Tt
M. Sarthon
Franse
Forsign Minis
Fire damages upper floor at Branford shore home
Firefighters from Stanford and local departments battled a blaze that gutted the upper floor of a Branford shore home. Investigators attributed the damage to an accidental cause and remained on scene to prevent further spread as crews secured the site.
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Shore Home
Branford
Aimmer
EES. Armstrongs
New Haven
Stanford Fd
Fina
Aged Woman Dies While Arranging Sister Funeral
Mrs. Mathey Sprague, 60, of Brooklyn, collapsed in H. E. Fishop's parlors while finalizing funeral plans for her sister Mrs. Georgie A. Mason. She died a few minutes later. cause believed heart weakness. The sisters, both connected to Bridgeport arrangements, will be sent for burial.
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Mathey Sprague
Claremont Avenue
Brooklyn
H. E. Fishop
Fairfield Avenue
O'Connell
Mer-Cency
Mire
Sprague
iBridgeport
Ster
Georgie
A. Mason
Tolarry
Wan Avenue
Ali Bishan
Ralph TH. Smagve
Daylight Saving Test Would Shift Capitol Clocks
The nation debates a daylight saving experiment to move clocks forward for the test period. If approved the plan would run until October 14 and affect transit, schools, and business hours from morning to evening. The White House and Senate are cited in discussions, with commuters warned to adjust schedules accordingly.
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Washington
Pye
Cabit
Tng Insta
Ettehing Tre Film Local
Mamine Threeremater
Bere
Ornr
Snfishments
Ipubstries
White House
Senate On
Howacy Antic Movsrea
Tre Pp ‘Vist
Olu Sebel Piste
Senis Ena
Italian minister hands Hague invitation to US
Genoa May 14 The Italian foreign minister Signor Schanker president of the economic conformer called on Ambassador Child and delivered a formal invitation to the United States government to participate in the newly arranged Panue conference on Russian affairs in Tyne. The ambassador forwarded the invitation to the State Department in Washington.
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Genoa
fAssocial Press
Signor Schanker
Germans Sign Silesian Treaty With Poles Tomorrow
Geneva May 14 Associated Press German and Polish representatives head the League of Nations ratifying the Upper Silesian accord. The pact, longer than Versailles with 601 articles, ends six months of talks led by arbiter M Calonder. It sets detailed disposals for railways water power coal and legal issues for fifteen years and aims to avert future economic crises while creating two Polish German commissions under League oversight.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations
League
M. Caionder
Switerland
M. Calender
Upper Silesia
Eague
Germany
Poland
France
Allied Supreme Council
Paris
Privers Arrests Highlight Traffic Violations
Several motorists were arrested yesterday on autoamiabile violations. John Drlegietewsk of Krupp Street Fairfield faced a lights equipment charge, Julius Buckwalder of 1045 Koxsurh Street reckless driving, and David Bernandez of 29 Wilson Street charged with speeding 75 miles per hour on Fairfield Avenue, per Captain Bray of the Fire Department.
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John Drlegietewsk
Krupp Street
Fairfeld
Julius Buckwalder
Koxsurh Street
Captain Bray
Fite
David Bernandez
Wilson Street
Fairfeld Avenue
Soviet demands equal status or war if not met
London reports Russia refuses to accept who appoints a mixed commission and warns negotiations could lead to war. Russians claim they will negotiate only with full Russian representation and may stay or leave Genoa based on proposals. The note to President Facta signals possible Genoa withdrawal if an American-led plan is adopted.
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London
Reuters
Genoa
Signer Schanzer
Universal
Survicé
Rng Ace
America
Tehitelerin
Rustans
Tehiteherin
Eosaving
Fatals
TE Khoston
Russia
Siat
Chitererin
Ehitchert
United Sy. States
New Census Bill To Be Brought In By House Soon
Washington May 14 A bill to provide for a new census this year will be introduced in the House by Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts. The measure aims to address reapportionment concerns and remedy what he calls disproportionate representation and franchise inequalities across states and citizens.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Federal Congress
United States
Prince of Wales Lunch with Gen Wood in Manila
The Prince of Wales, bruised from a polo accident and wearing a bandaged forehead, had lunch with Governor General Leonard A. Wood in Manila. He indicated pain would ease and planned to return from the Philippines soon.
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Prince OF Wales
Gen. Wood
Manila
iNov
Generga
Leonard A. Weed
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