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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1919

Page

5

Silk Bandits to Manchester Conn Murder Case

Connecticut requisitions Governor Edge orders return to Manchester for L Bessler Michael J McDon John Neuss alleged killers of Wil l Madden at Manchester January 28 while attempting to steal from Cheney Brothers Men held in Hudson County Jail to be transported by State Police Captain Robert T Hurley Frank Murphy fourth man seeks federal habeas hearing Patrick J Sullivan warden Murphy claims alibi in Hudson County jail release timing disputed Weiss reportedly confessed involvement in the murder.

N. J Connecticut Edge Manchester Conn L Bessler Michael J. McDoni John Neuss Wilm Madden Cheney Brothers A * Haven Hudson County Robert T. Hurley Frank Murphy Patrick J. Sullivan Murphy Weiss

Military courts probe seeks power to overturn verdicts

Acting Judge Advocate Samuel T. Ansell urged Congress to pass the Chamberlain bill granting broader powers to the Judge Advocate General to review and set aside unjust military verdicts. Senator Weeks pressed the committee to limit testimony to the merits, saying too much has been shown about abuses in the current system.

Judge Advocate Senate Military Affairs Committee Advocae Samuel T. Ansell Congress Judge Advocate General General Ansell Weeks Ansell

Largest sale of U S Emergency Fleet ships planned

Washington Feb 15 The United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation intends to sell its wooden sea going vessels and most wood and steel ships after a three day conference between Chairman E N Hurley and Fleet Corporation director general Charles Pier. Sale terms mirror nearly the war cost of construction with private Pacific coast interests having offered close to that sum.

U. S Washington United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation E. N. Hurley Charles Pier The Fleet Corporation Shipping Board Pacific Coast

Eisner Attacks German Press Over Bavaria Crisis

Munich reports Kurt Eisner socialist premier of Bavaria blamed the German press for Germany's possible collapse. He urged journalists be ousted and delegates cheered his stance, prompting the press gallery to be cleared amid the uproar.

Too Tired to Work Trialed with Wake Pills

An advertisement from Schenck & Son of Philadelphia promotes Mandrake and Wake Pills to combat morning weariness and torpid liver, urging trial tonight as a remedy for fatigue and low energy.

Seditious Doctrines Stir Debate In Senate Thriller

Senator Thomas of Colorado denounces sedition in two cities as revolutionary papers preach insurrection and massacre, urging immediate congressional action. He warns the nation under threat as lawmakers debate how to respond while the republic stands at a volatile moment.

Congress Senate Thomas Colorado

Sub Freshmen Week Features Big Weekend Basketball

A Wesleyan campus feature outlines March 7 and 8 plans for sub freshmen visitors. Activities include glee club concert, two preparatory school games, campus tour, President Shanklin reception, a swimming meet with Springfield College, and a Brown vs Red and Black game with undergrad entertainment.

Wesleyan Glee Club Shanklin Andrus Springfield College Brown University

Challenger Dempsey to be Favorite Challenger Will Crawl in Ring

New York February 15 promoter Tex Rickard says Jack Dempsey will be the favorite over Jess Willard on July 4 for the heavyweight title. He aims to set records with largest purse and crowd, noting fans betting large sums show Dempsey's favored status as challenger.

New York Jack Dempsey Jess Willard Tex Rickard Tex Dempsey

Many Unions Refuse to Join 1. W. W. Protest

In Butte Montana on February 15 unions refuse further strike action in support of the I W W and the independent protest against wage cuts to one dollar a day. Hotel restaurant workers and boiler makers join others in not acting, with no disorders in two days and unlikely martial law. Street car traffic remains paralyzed and many moves remain crippled.

W. W Butte Mont

Transport Orizaba Sails With Demobilizing E F Officers

The transport Orizaba sailed from abroad carrying more than 3,000 homecoming officers and men of the American Expeditionary Forces. It is due in New York February 9. On board are units of the 334th Field Artillery totaling 32 officers and 1,340 men to go to Camps Dix Devens Funston Pike and Dodge for demobilization. Headquarters 162nd Field Artillery Brigade with two officers and 88 men also heads to Camp Dix. Both units are part of the 87th Division.

Orizaba Washington New York War Department 334Th Field Artillery Camps Dix Devens Funston Pike and Dodge 162Nd Field Artillery Brigade Camp Dix 87Th Division

Nyu Beats Wesleyan In Fouled Battle For 32 26 Victory

NYU defeated Wesleyan 32 to 26 in New York last night as 24 fouls were called. Wesleyan failed to convert at the line, making only four free throws from thirteen attempts, while NYU hit eight foul shots from eleven chances. The Violet five showed better passing but Wesleyan’s 11 floor goals kept the margin tight. NYU led 17 14 at halftime and Martin fueled NYU’s late advantage. Tonight Wesleyan meets CCNY in New York.

Wesleyan New York Travis Violet Martin N. Y

Women oppose vote as petition grows in Germany

A mass movement to repeal woman suffrage spreads through Berlin and other German towns. Women are the chief supporters of the effort. A petition originating in Berlin and Charlottenburg aims to present to the National Assembly in Weimar demanding immediate government action to end the "scandal of woman suffrage." The petition has topped 1,000,000 signatures, nine-tenths from women.

Amsterdam Berlin Charlottenburg National Assembly Weimar

Stock market mixed gains and bank data lead day close

New York February 15 stock market rose in early trading with Dutch issue up to 94 and Pan-American Petroleum advancing while others eased. Market closed strong. total daily stock trades 465,900 shares. Bank statement showed increases in loans and deposits, with reserve up and sub treasury gains.

New York Gal Dutch Mexican Petroleum Pan-American Petroleum Marine Preferred

Second Series Under Way at the Y M C A Bowling League

The second Main Street businessmen league session began with three teams tied for first and three for second after a week of play, no team winning more than two games. Joe Lawton posted the week's high score with 109 in the Middletown National Bank Connecticut Power Co. match. The Nourse-Sherman Co. withdrew and was replaced by The Evening Press led by William J. Scanlon. In the Factory Bowling League at Aetna, Kirby Co. beat Goodyear Co. 2 of 3 games, F Winner led Kirby with 305 and D Ahearn led Goodyear with 316. Middletown High beat Bacon Academy 4-2 in Y M C A basketball, first win of the season for MHS. next Thursday the return game is on Bacon Academy’s floor.

Main Street Business Men P.C Cam Credyerteenss Bunce Conn. Power Co Middletown N. Bank Savard & Lyon Caulkins & Post Evening Press Nourse-Sherman Company William J. Scanlon Aetna Kirby Co Goodyear Co D. Ahearn Mrecuret Co Dunn Comroy Doherty Rutledge Ahearn Kirby Co. Robb Burke Edson F. Winner Middletown High School Bacon Academy Stone Conroy and Risk

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