Americans Menaced by Cuban Reds Protests Across Havana Rome and Boston
Reports from Havana and Rome describe threats against U S officials and mass agitation linked to Sacco and Vanzetti. Proclamations denounce General Crowder as a symbol of the American bourgeoisie and call for vengeance. Police in Havana arrests ten at a labor union HQ as radical leaflets are found. A parallel rally in Rome features posters and a communists led by Mombacci pressing foreign minister Torratta for action. In Boston a defense committee urges the public to judge Sacco and Vanzetti on court evidence, denouncing sensational press reports as harmful to the defense.
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Generral
Enoch &, Crowder
United States
de Sacco-Vanzeli
General Crowder
Venegeance
Pnum
Acti
Rome
Ttaliane Sacco
Vanzetti
Colion
Mombacci
Pella Torratta
Sie
Boston
Gill
Nicrola Sacco
Bartomimo Vanzetti
Sado-Zanstt! Defense Committee
Sacco
Vancetti
Sacco-Vanzetti
Ferri
Plan Wae
Hungary
Tat Tagosla
Echo Mlovalla
Prinavatlens
Sigray
Perma Aie Celle
Nenresentaives
Allie
Charles
Myladron
Tallie i Entente
House of Hapshure
Probe ordered into 1.5 million dollar New York mail robbery
An inquiry led by Hays was ordered today into a $1.5 million mail robbery in New York. The investigation will study security failures and how bandits accessed cash and valuables, with armed guards to accompany mail trucks and strict routing from railway depots. Special agents and postal officials outlined new procedures to limit exposure and ensure tracked dispatches.
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Witth Air Investigatios
Fasimaster Haye
Hare
Zeneral
Almail Tri
Wede- Wera Renum
Atineil Motaverrle
Marine Strapped to Plane Survives Wound Rescue
In Port au Prince Rai a Marine wounded in jungle duty was strapped to a six foot frame to endure transport. Lieutenant Kenneth Collinge piloted a De Havilland aircraft to Malssuds where the injured man lay in splints, too severely injured to sit for the flight to government hospital.
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Port AU France
Rai
Auty
Malssade
Kenneth 5
Collinge
Malssuds
de Haviland
Soimoet
Machine
George Webb Brush of Cos Cob Dies at 31
George Webb Brush of Cos Cob Greenwich dies at home age 31. He served at harbor and was a member of the state legislature. He was a member of the peace here for two decades and held a civic role as master of the voters.
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George Webb Brush
Greenwich
Fies Cob Togey
Ears
Harbor Wien
Sears Ang Hed
Allied chiefs greet at Kansas City Legion convention
Thousands cheer General Armando Diaz and General Baron Jacques on arrival in Kansas City to attend the American Legion national convention opening the next day. Diaz is greeted in the station plaza and hailed by throngs who had risen early to welcome them.
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Kansas City
American Legion
Station Plaza
Cisneral Armando Diaz
Aly
Faney
Tore
Jacques Thiet
Legion
Diag
Organist and teacher slain in clandestine automobile trip
A Portsmouth story reports Louise Dosis, 18, organist and teacher, and John W. Newman, 36, secretary of a large Bible class, found shot dead in an abandoned farmhouse. Police suspect a jealous suitor and followed leads, with little evidence of a struggle at the scene.
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Portsmouth
Ovid
Louise Dosis
John W. Newman
Newman
Misa Doyle
Tayel
Magic
Aged Man Struck by Street Car Near Death in Hospital
Georgea EB Pinder, 70, of 248 Wells Street, died in hospital after being struck by a street car near Underhill yesterday morning. He suffered a fractured skull when the car, operated by Motorman Frank Penta, struck him on Main Street at Slabstrane.
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Georgea EB. Pinder
Wells Street
Underhill
Frank Penta
Walfare Strep
Slabstrane
Alfred
Belgian steamer wreck leaves twenty dead in disaster
The Belgian vessel capsized after a wheel failure near a quay, plunging passengers and crew into the sea. Rescue attempts saved some, but many remained missing as the ship sank close to shore and the captain and crew were later reported missing.
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Stine
Auenar
Sohelae
Cuitelly
Ulster Eyes Co Operation for Peace Accord
Ulster leaders show willingness to cooperate on Ireland peace aims. Sinn Fein and Sir James Craig reportedly open to an all Ireland council with strengthened northern parliament powers while Ulster opposition hints at resigning from Westminster. Observers urge a three month truce as Lloyd George may seek influence from Washington to push a settlement.
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Sir Craig
All-Ireland Council
James Craig
Ireland
Seniol Council
Simons Urges Germany to Stay Out of League
Former German foreign minister Walter Simons told the Gelsenkirchen Gazette that Germany should refrain from joining a world league, warning it could be a grave mistake. He said the United States would not participate and suggested America might act as a middleman in Fasetan trade while opposing any alliance.
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BRL
Germins
League of Pations
United States
Wd Tiveels
America
Germany
Shnons
Ameria
Day Keplaine
Metterc
Jasper McLerr
Gresses
Aly. Atwater
Mir
Gene Hemen
Stull
Bridgeport
China’s envoys reach capital for armament talks
American delegates to hold third preparatory session as China’s advance party, led by M. T. Liang, arrives in Washington for discussions on world armament. The Japanese delegation also travels aboard the special train, with Admiral Baron Kato and Prince Tokugawa observing sights along the route.
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China
Washington
Patitte
Nroilalien
World Armament
State Department
Army
Navy
Pacific Coast
Tiong
Delezares
Dlang
United States
M. T. Liang
Wdviger
Yue v. Sai ‘Ting- Ian
Lo Wen-Kan
Chine Mun-We
U. S
England
T. Liang
UW. 3
Throwen
Aflantana
Baron Kato
Prince Tokugawe
America
Alberton
Prince
Adrairay
Bir
Wilson Recovers From Indigestion and Vision Issue
Washington Ont 4 IFormer President Wilson has nearly recovered from a severe illness and temporary vision impairment. He was unable to see Marshal Keel but, on advice of his physician Rear Admiral Upey T.Kaysan, rescheduled a public engagement and remained in bed today.
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Washington
Wilson
Marshal Keel
Upey T.kaysan
Wiigon
Charles M. Cole Dies in New York Hospital
Charles M. Cole, longtime member of Bl. Johns church and Brooklawn Country Club, died after an operation in New York. He founded a transportation firm and served in the Mountain Grove cemetery association. Funeral arrangements and will probate set for Bridge. services at a local church in Connecticut.
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New York Hospital
M. Cole
Geatemory
Mountain Grove Cemetery Association
Forley
Cole
Gornecticul Company
Dial
Reimvices
Stratfeld Potel
de Vis
Bl. Johns Church
Pequonnock Lodge
O. i
Troteary Club
Stasids Club
Brooklawn ‘Ountry Club
War Looms As Hungary Faces Abdication Crisis
Reports from Bapest indicate former king Karl resists abdication as Allies press for his surrender. Hungary braces for further upheaval with the Entente pressing immediate dethronement and expulsion of royalists amid cabinet talks and arrests.
Woman Found Dead in Room on East Main Street
Mrs. Curley was found dead face down in her room at 526 East Main Street by Mrs. Catherine Buckley yesterday afternoon. Authorities had not learned her cause of death by nightfall, and a medical examiner was summoned to determine the circumstances.
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East Main ST
Winnie
Curley
One Killed, Two Hurt in City Crash
A fatal crash on the Grand Concourse left one person dead and two injured when a mobiled vehicle crashed through a railing and fell about 30 feet. Herman Neuffer, a manufacturer, rushed to help and was injured himself. Meymolr Skolnick, believed owner of the vehicle, was killed. The injured woman remained hospitalized with uncertain prognosis.
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Armiays
Herman Neuffer
Viadnet
Las
Batanea
Smile That Got Many Betrays Girl Crook
Chicago authorities describe Dorothy Wilson as a clever check forger famed for a captivating smile that led victims to hand over cash. The woman traveled through Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City and smaller towns forging checks, changing her hairstyle and name to elude capture. Detectives say she cashed several checks and evaded pursuit with a practiced social charm.
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Chucago
Dorathy Wilson
Cela
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
John Noonhan
Noonan
B C flood devastates Britannia Beach killing many
A massive flood swept Britannia Beach tearing 110 cottages from a steel mountainside on Friday night. Dozens are dead or missing, with 16 thought dead and many injured. Survivors were evacuated to Vancouver aboard the steamer Capilano as rescuers fought mud and wreckage to reach the stranded.
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G. Oelier Shem
Britannia Beach
Vancouver
Capilana
Wilev
Howe Sound
J. Denahus
Britannia
Tonieht Dnnsers
Toss
miesAate
Miss Toren Tattersen
AME Refra Campresr
Iig
Detniond
City Debates Bond Issue And City Finances In Parish Halls
In a two church forum, Mayor Wilson and Democrat candidate Fred Atwater spoke on city finances and the Burns raids. Jasper McLevy of the Socialist party addressed voters urging principled choice. The discussions covered bond issues, the Hartford funds, and alleged mismanagement under current city administration, with sharp exchanges about committee control and spending.
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Dr. Day
Atwater
United Congregational and Universalist
Major Wilson
Fred Atwater
Jasper McLevy
Socialist Party
Wilson
Universalist Church
Mr. Atwater
The
United Church
Hartford
Republican Party
Police and Press Back Prohibition Enforcement in Connecticut
Washington report notes full support from state police chiefs sheriffs and local agencies for prohibition enforcement. Prohibition Director Harry B. MacKenzie cites collaboration with the state police major city chiefs and county sheriffs aiding raids on illicit bootlegging while the press advocates strict law enforcement.
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George DR. Manning
Washington
Budgeport Velegria
B.C
Connecticut
Harry B. MacKenzie
Prohibition
Haynes
Passenger Laden Conn. Co. Bus Goes Down Embankment
A Connecticut company bus with 25 passengers traveling between New Haven and Devon ran into an embankment half a mile west of Milford injuring several with minor lacerations from flying glass. The driver attempted to pass a car in front, lost control, and toppled. Investigators found the passengers and driver had left before officials arrived. Police and dispatchers offered no official statements. Also, James Freedman of 140 Sanford Avenue was arrested for selling goods on Sundays, bailed for trial.
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Connecticut, Company
New Haven
Devon
Milford
Connecticut Company
James Freedmen
Sanford Avenue
Rhea
Sunda
Beer delivery by breweries eyed under new ruling
Old Washington Oct 50 An ature barrier to early medical beer dispensation may be cleared if the Treasury Bureau acts favorably on Druggists Association plans. With breweries stocked, druggists would handle prescriptions, easing delivery, storage and the misgivings of tax and prohibition authorities.
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Techine
Tatecnal Révenue Bureau
Prohibition Bureau
Jones
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