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Newspaper
Syracuse Evening Telegram
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1923
Page
8
A mixed OCR of classifieds lists sections for automobiles, employment, real estate for rent and sale, live stock, merchandise, rooms for rent, and notices. It includes scattered names and addresses such as Warren and Leavenworth, with items like houses for rent, apartments, and furniture sales, plus a death notice and painting services.
Universal Service reports a man killed himself after his wife refused his plan to discard her for a younger niece. The deceased, William Runner, 2, died by self-inflicted shooting following threats and a note to newspapers. Brancer and his wife Brancer’s alleged desertion and marriage history are also mentioned amid suspicions of a pact and mysterious disappearance.
Special to The Syracuse Telegram reports that Hoxell of Geneva, about six miles west of Auburn, was driving drunk when injured. He suffered head injuries and was taken to Free Hospital by Ingiatts for treatment.
A report outlines an upcoming trial for the assailant who killed an envoy. Details are scarce due to garbled text, but the item notes the defendant and court proceedings are scheduled soon. Local officials and legal staff are preparing for the case, with expected hearings in the coming weeks.
Funeral services for Mrs George Bretzer die Saturday will be at 9 AM at 213 West Orden Avenue and 930 AM in the Church of St Anthony of Padua. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Survived by husband and two daughters Marguerite Bretzer Gowtjom and Margaret Tall.
Bitter official reaction in Berlin follows a sharp rejection of German proposals to repair wartime payments. The note’s tone signals ongoing strain and a push for a peace framework, with authorities noting English influence and possible consequences for postwar relations.
A Swedish ten year old guest at the Waldorf Astoria in New York works as a dishwasher to learn English. He is the son of a Sardich military officer and recently arrived, preferring hard work to other tasks.
Panama May 14 The surface of Gatun Lake is reported to be 2.72 feet above sea level in an official bulletin.
Belgians faced widespread disruption as a strike by Belgian workers paralyzed major cities and hindered transport. The government urged end to the stoppage and called for swift action to restore order and movement.
A suspect believed to be linked to a deadly crime evaded police containment as authorities reported a breach of cordons. Details remain unclear as investigators pursue leads and reinforce security in the area.
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