Jealous Wife Accused in Fatal Freiborg Shooting
Hubert Meunier was shot at the Freiborg home on Railroad Avenue in Freiberg by Mrs. Freiborg, who says the gun discharged accidentally amid jealousy. Meunier, 48, is at St. Vincent's Hospital dying. the motive and exact facts are under police investigation.
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Victoria
Freiberg
Railroad Avenue
Hubold Meunier
Freiborg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bryant Electric Company
Fiieberg
Frieborg
John Regan
Meunier
Frigborg
Has- Terea
A. Carlson
Meunter
Colorado Avenue
Patrick Connell
J. A. Maxwell
Maxwell
Vireborg
Friebors
Harding Sails Spanish Main En Route to Panama Canal
President elect Warren G. Harding sails aboard the Aboara Parismina with the party en route to the Panama Canal. The log shows 200 miles remaining to the canal as Mrs. Harding enjoys the deck while seas ease. Rumors of cabinet picks are downplayed with emphasis on a Republican slate and possible talks with Central American financiers.
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Aboara
Parismina
Panama
Warren G. Harding
Spanish Main
Panama Canal
Harding
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Senator Harding
Chester Harding
Panama Canal Zone
Millionaire Declines Inheritance to Work as Mechanic
Charles Garland, Bay State heir and descendant of Tudor kings, refuses a one million dollar share from his father Charles A. Garland's estate. He will live as an automobile mechanic to support his wife and infant daughter, arguing wealth undermines life’s meaning and urging distribution by law.
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Buzzards
Masa
Charles Garland
Charles A. Garland
Bay State
Car Hits Girl and Speeds Away on Fairfield Avenue
Miss Alice Mills of 15 Gilman Street was struck while crossing Fairfield Avenue near New Park Avenue at 10:30 p.m. and seriously injured. Police have not located the speeding driver described as in a small racer with two men and two women. Mills suffers a compound fracture of the left leg, a deep forehead cut, and a probable skull fracture and is at St Vincent's Hospital. Separately, George J. Ward, 33, of 162 Black Rock Avenue, cut his middle finger in a mixer incident at Canfield Rubber Company. six stitches were required and he was sent home.
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Fairfield Avenue
New Park Avenue
Alice Mills
Gilman Street
Miss Mills
St. Vincent's Hospital
George J. Ward
Black Rock Avenue
Canfield Rubber Company
B. J. Burns
Ward
Jitney Strikes 32 Year Old Man Waiting On Street
Nathan Lohn 32 of 1056 East Main street was hit by a jitney at 11 30 last night at Cherry street and Bostwick avenue, suffering a contusion to the left leg. Dr J A Maxwell treated him at the Emergency hospital. A separate note: Western Union asked the DC Supreme Court today for an injunction to stop Secretary Daniels from interfering with a Miami to Miami Beach cable project.
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Nathan Lohn
East Main Street
Cherry Street
Bostwick Avenue
J. A. Maxwell
Washington
The
Western Union Telegraph Co
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
Florence Wilson Named Chief Librarian for League of Nations
Miss Florence Wilson of Philadelphia, formerly with the American Peace Commission in Paris, was appointed chief librarian for the League of Nations. The appointment highlights her prominent role in international diplomacy and library services.
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Florence Wilson
Philadelphia
American Peace Commismission
Paris
League of Nations
First Effort To Interpret Article X At League Meeting
Geneva reports reveal H A S Fisher of the British delegation proposed a sub committee examine Article 10 to ease U S doubts about League membership. The move drew silence from others as Riga peace talks with Soviet Russia and Poland drew attention amid fears of renewed conflict. George Nicholl Barnes warned of potential war and urged immediate action by the League.
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Geneva
League of Nations
United States
Russia
Poland
Riga
Wrangel
Crimea
George Nicholl Barnes
Expensive to Carry Gun Leads to Court Fines and Jail
In city court Judge Frank L Wilder fines two accused gun carriers. Patsy Alteri of 22 Lexington avenue receives 100 dollars in fines and 30 days in jail for possessing a .22 pistol while in Class 3 draft status. Frank Salvagio of 48 Chartes street Stratford is fined 100 and 10 days after officers raid a gambling house and find Salvagio’s concealed weapon.
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Frank L. Wilder
North Avenue
Patsy Alteri
Lexington Avenue
Judge Wilder
Frank Salvagio
Chartes Street
Stratford
Bureau of Investigation
Housatonic Avenue
Salvagio
Soviet Warns Britain To Keep Out of Batum
Moscow reports a sharp note from George Tchitcherin warning Britain against occupying Batum on the Black Sea. The Soviet note through Earl Curzon declares such action would be aggression against the new state of Azerbaijan and threatens all necessary steps.
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Soviet
Britain
Batum
Louise Bryant
International News Service
Moscow
Berlin
George Tchitcherin
People’s Commissar
Earl Curzon
Great Britain
Black Sea
Azerbaijan
Russia
Cabrera Appeals to Wilson for Life in Guatemala Crisis
Exiled former Guatemalan president Manuel Estrada Cabrera, deposed and imprisoned, writes a secret appeal from Guatemala City claiming a diplomatic pact shielding him from death. Refugees arriving in the United States say Cabrera’s note will be delivered to Secretary Colby for President Wilson, detailing breach of a prior agreement and ongoing torment.
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Manuel Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Wilson
Cabrera
Guatemala City
Puerto Barrios
New York
Four saloon keepers fined for possessing liquor
Four saloon keepers faced Judge Wilder in City Court this morning and paid fines totaling 550 for alleged Volstead act violations. Since the crackdown began about a month ago, arrests approach 30 and totals near 2000 in fines and forfeitures. Annie Bretomyry of 762 Walter street was fined 50 and costs on a complaint by oyster boat deck hand William Karball. John Clark of East Main and Walter streets forfeited 150 bonds after police found liquor in his saloon. Frank Samu of 267 Howard avenue forfeited 150 bonds and Alex Rules of 131 Willard street was fined 150 and costs after authorities found a coffee pot of hooch.
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Wilder
Annie Bretomyry
Walter Street
William Karball
John Clark
East Main
Walter Streets
Iaick Mquor
Frank Samu
Howard Avenue
Alex Rules
Willard Street
Who is He A Riddle About A Bridgeport Officer
A riddle asks to identify a highly competent man who sheds light on everything in Bridgeport. He is described as the trusted officer of a prosperous corporation and readers must write or mail their identification to The Times Office. The first correct answer under the rules will receive 1.00.
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Bridgeport
Times Office
McCleary Identity Confirmed by Local Residents
Jay H. McCleary of Gate Electric Co. 1123 Breadstreet was identified as the suspect by Irene Peloski at 3 12 Saturday afternoon. Four people gave wrong IDs before Dina Le Bowe of Stalers' Shoe Store provided the second correct identification.
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Jay H. McCleary
Gate Electric Co
Breadstreet
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
Plot To Assassinate Lloyd George Disclosed
London reports a plotted assassination of Premier Lloyd George tied to Irish violence. Irish office officials said documentary evidence was found and arrests are expected. In Parliament, chaos followed as Sir Hamar Greenwood announced the Dublin shootings and a deadly weekend left 33 dead across Ireland.
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Earle C. Reeves
London
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Hamar Greenwood
Dublin
Joseph Devlin
Moulton
Devlin
Lowther
Ireland
Austin Cowley
Cowley
Navan
Ermal
Croke Field
Bloody Sunday in Dublin leaves over thirty dead and many wounded
Dublin dispatch reports more than thirty killed including 14 army officers and Black and Tan policemen with around 70 injured in Bloody Sunday violence. Fights spread to Drangan and Croke Park as curfew tightens and trains halt. British leaders monitor crisis as martial law looms.
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Earle C. Reeves
International News Service
London
Dublin
Evening News Today
Croke Park
Daily Mail
Ireland
England
Kingstown
Drangin
Lloyd-George
Winston Churchill
Hammar Greenwood
Dublin Castle
Morning Post
Gresham Hotel
Sinn Fenners
Gresham
Sinn
King's Visit Dampens Opposition in Local Politics
John T. King's visit chilled the opposition within the local Republican party as Mayor Wilson seeks to retain control of board committee appointments. Aldermen caucus tomorrow with Ralph T. Beers favored for board president, while a vote to empower the mayor faces hesitation due to King's stance and perceived loyalty shifts.
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John T. King
Wilson
Republican Party
Board of Aldermen
King
Ralph T. Beers
John T
Entire Town Honors Janitor
Colchester Connecticut November 22 George Brown 82 a prominent GA R man and aide on the state commander staff also commander of Morton A Painter Post died at his home. He was janitor of Bacon Academy for many years and drum major of the Old Guard band and a prominent Mason. During his funeral on Wednesday local schools will close and business will be suspended. Mr Brown leaves four sons and a daughter his wife having died years ago.
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Colchester
Conn
George Brown
GA. R
Morton A. Painter
Bacon Academy
Old Guard
Brown
Riots in Bologna Leave Eight Dead in Municipal Clash
Rome reports eight people were killed in Bologna during rioting at a municipal council meeting. Explosions occurred as three bombs were set off and a street battle with revolvers spilled into the streets for hours.
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Bologna
Rome
Benedict XV Supports Movement Against Divorce
The Vatican views rising U S divorce rates with concern and backs no new campaign. Monsignor Currell says no change in Holy See stance, while praising non Catholic clergy voices against divorce as strengthening family sanctity. Cardinal Gibbons cited as a key Holy See advocate.
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Rome
United States
Vatican
Monsignor Bonaventure Curretl
Cardinal Gaspari
America
Pope Benedict XV
Pope Benedict
Monsignor Bonaventure Currell
Holy See
Cardinal Gibbons
Uni
Bozeman Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charge
Lieutenant Frea A. Bozeman of the Burns Detective Agency pleads not guilty to assault in Common Pleas Court. Arraigned before Judge John J. Walsh shortly after noon. case set for trial. Bozeman was arrested last spring after charges by Frank Cozza of Broad Street.
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John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Frea A. Bozeman
Burns Detective Agency
Lote O
Bozeman
Frank Cozza
Broad Street
Mystery in Girl's Death Shocks New Haven
Police and coroner investigate the death of Frances Allingham 22 run over by a trolley in western New Haven. A witness reported a bundle of rags tossed from a car moments before the incident. Several witnesses were examined as the case unfolds.
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New Haven
Conn
Frances Allingham
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Jitney
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McCleary
Seliing
Frank Tirnady
Stratford Avenue
Connecticut
Tirnady
Bridgeport Hospital
G. C. Bardons
Cleveland
C. A. Bardons
Hartford
Caronia
Joy Square
Rri
Benedict XV
En Slaven
Ohio
Mississippi River
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