Man Kills Friend During Duck Boat Shooting near Stratford
Kornmeyer shot and killed Waters during a Point No Point hunting trip between midnight and 2:55 am. Waters died instantly from a back head wound as Kornmeyer fired, the suspect later telling police Waters crouched in front of the boat. Kornmeyer appeared before a judge and was released on 1090 bail. case set for December 8.
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Fuser
Aiuto
Ida
Depinin
Mullins, Scott & Redgate
Kornmeyer
Deer Police
Trols Lowing
Werman Aters
Charles Sireet
Point-No-Point
Stratford
Waters
Curtis
Simonds
Bmalone
Bridgeport
Doe Stapley
Trailroad Avenue
State
Finton Kelley Hurt In Eames Auto Sideswipe Incident
Report from Norwalk describes Finton Kelley of Bridgeport injured when a car driven by Eames sideswiped a truck near Compa Inn on Wednesday night. Kelley suffered facial cuts and an arm wound. driver Eames said the truck was stationary or moving slowly. Emergency crews tended to Kelley at the scene before transport to Norwalk Hospital.
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Compa Inn
Sergiames
Bridgeport
Lanney
Gers Owitt
Fife
Norwalk
Spryal Nider
Eas
Wag Jfe
Yankee Troops Improve In Inscription Kaiser Tribute
Ique Annesburg, South Africa, November 27. South African diamonds again face control changes as miners map new plans. Miners say future output will hinge on a board decision. profits from past months aiding sales of shipments. The Beers group will provide adjacent royalties as markets adjust.
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Ique Annesburg
South
Aftica
de Jagersfontein
Ford
Southwest Protectorate
New Sleep Record Sparks Medical Mystery
Reported coma lasting 51 days prompts doctors to review patient misadventure and consciousness recovery. Hospital officials described limited responsiveness except for reflexes, with staff puzzled by prolonged unconscious state and unknown cause.
Rev Walsh visit and gunner watch on Thanksgiving Day
The article notes Rev Ed T Walsh and a large party visiting the area, with remarks on his theological studies in Louvain and his role as Army chaplain. It describes Thanksgiving Day gunner activity from Greenwich Point to the sound, the heavy seafaring patrols, and lively warden vigilance for licenses, along with a dramatic incident at Charbus Street and ongoing coastal patrols. The report emphasizes abundant game and the festive, bustling shoreline observed on the holiday.
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T. Walsh
Touity
Greenwich Point
Poimt-Naunlt
Charbus Street
Pansion
Tihints Rudess
Babe Field
Barotine Eosihre Norwearlts Islands
Creminetoh Tour
Creare
Malaeh
Abefield
Chivas
Syed
Denis Wardens
Borah Urges Congress to Serve People’s Needs Now
Senator Borah of Idaho calls Congress to focus on mediation of American needs in the new session. He advocates defense resolutions and peace measures, government economy, anti profiteering laws, and returning war powers, arguing opponents use wartime talk to harm business. He criticizes the railway system and governance expenditures, urging restraint and reform in transport and spending.
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Borah
Congress
Idaho
Washington, Navy
League of Nations
Ongas
Elgy
Ieague
Technicwiy
King Victor Emmanuel Plans American Visit Next Year
King Victor Emmanuel intends a United States trip in summer then travels to South America, Brazil and other nations, accompanied by Premier Nitti, contingent on political conditions. The plan mirrors President Wilson’s 1919 visit and aims to restore ties with the Americas.
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King Victor Emmanuel
America
United States
Rome
Kay Victor Humanuel
South America
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Pecu
Bin
United Steer
Victor Aamanuel
Wilson
Coal Conference Ends as Miners Spurn Proposal
Washington reports an abrupt end to efforts to settle the nationwide coal strike as miners and operators reject Garfield’s wage proposal and depart, leaving strike conditions unresolved. Leaders vow to reassess the government’s stance while insisting on a 24 percent increase and government credibility.
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Duck Hunter
Mexico
U. S
Jenkins
Washington
Garfield
Offerel
Arting
John CG
Tewts
Sovernment
Wile Tiga Green
Sovernmei
Warships From Japan To Overawe Chinese
The Japanese plan to deploy ships to Chinese ports as a show of force to protect Japanese subjects. Instructions barred marines or arms, except for essential use. Reports from November 20 and 21 note four torpedo boat destroyers sent to Luchow and treaty ports amid unrest. A dispatch from Amoy cites serious clashes with Chinese students, with deaths and injuries, and business closures in Shanghai.
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Fu Rito
China
Trea Dokio
Lu Chow
Mo Wien
Ou Pateh
Amony
Lo Sien
Fu Tthow
Fiat
ATL
Races Join Doughboys in Siberia in Thanksgiving Dinner
In Siberia near New York on Thanksgiving Day, Chinese Japanese and Russian soldiers joined 5000 American troops in holiday celebrations. The event featured Thanksgiving meals, football games, and open air boxing contests.
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Siberia
New York
Donights of
Columbus
Brotherhood chairmen end conference with Hines offer
Cleveland gathering of 590 general chairmen from four railroad brotherhoods ends with a committee to Washington to confer on Hines overtime proposal. A telegram seeks conference on December 2. Leaders accept the “held away from home terminal” rule amid wage talks. no strike vote. 180 chairmen to press for higher wages next. President Wilson referenced in administration reply.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Great Railroad Brotherhoods
Washington
Hines
Fov
Thesday
Chie
W. G. Les
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Allroad Administration
Brotherhood of Railroad
Railroad Administration
Wilson
Fierce Gale and Snow Storm Hit California Coast
A severe gale and snow storm battered California with 84 mph winds on Mount Tamalpais and low temperatures. San Francisco Bay shipping suffered damage, the Army transport Mount Vernon broke from anchorage, and tugs moved it. Snow fell in Los Angeles, Riverside reported two inches of precipitation, and central California saw uprooted trees and damaged orange crops.
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San Francisco
Noy
Mount Tamalpais
To Francisco Bay
Pacific Coast
Monunt Vernon
Anchorage
Jain Tor
Los Angeles
Army Aviation
Riverside
Tertral California
Mexico Denies Jenkins Release in Bandit Case
Mexico’s Carranza government replies to U S demands for the release of William O Jenkins, a consular agent jailed at Puebla. The note argues it cannot free a prisoner while his civil court case is under adjudication and says there is no precedent in international law for freeing him now.
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Carranza
Washington
Mexico
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
el Paso
State Department
Jenkins
Carrang
D Lansing
Mexican Viewpoint on Jenkins Case Two Phases Analyzed
The note outlines Mexico's position on Jenkins case focusing on the phase after kidnapping when civil authorities held him under both preemptive and formal imprisonment. It argues Jenkins could seek bail at one thousand pesos and criticizes U.S. demands, urging patience until Puebla courts rule. The State Department warns Carranza against further meddling to avoid souring ties.
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Jenkins
United States
Puebla
Jam
Mexico
Fem
State Department
Coal operators must be on velvet after 1917 McAdoo says
New York dispatch reports William G. McAdoo declares coal operators who profited heavily in 1917 must now be on velvet. He cites profits ranging from 15 to 800 percent on invested capital, noting several operators recovered their entire investment multiple times.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Borah
Senate
Lloyd George answers questions on Austria and League Council
Prime Minister David Lloyd George faced a long session in the House of Commons answering questions on the European postwar situation. He said the Paris Supreme Council favors a large international credit with U S involvement and noted the U S Senate’s ratification issues with the Versailles treaty. He also clarified who would summon the League of Nations assembly and referenced discussions with President Wilson during the peace talks.
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London
David Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Inpobuui
Austria
Wihtelr
Curzan
Wattersesa South
Supreme Council
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Hhe
Supreme Mount
Tremier
Teeting
Coundill
League of Nations
Senate
Meldovych-Geoerge
Aulele Vogt
Lie
James MM. Voge
Mer Ldowil- Vieoyzea
Wilson
Mer. llowl-Geeorge
Trish Resthart
U.S. Senate
Saratoga Brought to Dark by Stormy Freezing Night
Candles and oil lamps lit Saratoga Springs streets after a freezing rainstorm knocked out power. Trees burdened with ice crashed into wires, halting street lighting and suspending trolley service.
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Saratoga Springs
N.ys
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