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er miah Sculley. President A Total of 27 Deaths Report- Judge W. M. Maltbie Re- _ r . Startli Stories of Brutality . , , M ta , Ex ted a “a d.
o the Danbury Hatters’ ed and a Thousand or More fuses to Dissolve the lil- vffi:§?‘i€’ni§3miifilt‘lflz Tangy Eye Witnesses mi A Gg‘oiietd Sfiz‘gih‘tolgxcrdggit il'lhemfiea, W.
'l‘nion, Testifies in the R. Wounded as Trouble Con- junction Secured by City Egghfixgmhed MignonFilipino.d or the Congressional Investi- by Way of Berlin State . .
.nd W. Injunction Suit tinues to Grow Clerk Irvmg D. Robert- owed “263;“, 3.33;; :3, 3:, gators in New York . '
rested Monday afternoon. at his home.
by Detective Set-gent James Heifer-
nan. He will be stretched on the
charge of assault and breach or the
peace. .
The Narwalk mall luckily escaped
serious injury when "avails cut him:
with a razor-blade, following an argu-l
ment between the two over a piano,
which Vavalla had ruffled, and which,
son
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. . W' fhe'ni Tcs- . Policeman Kills Negro Who me.- some transaction. and come into ; Soldiers Just Out of Hospital . . _. .
Tiliglll’llillatulnl: Is {Inilble to P r obably Fatally Wounded Matter to be Held in Abey- fififmyfiefi‘iflfiifimnflzm; Bench Into mlm,f er in M 8““ “.L'“ 43"“! Traitor _ *
i‘ulliil ills Contracts ' Another (”“0“ ance Until the Court Can ”"‘ wnasum §_____ " ”l Lommx; July 30.-—Rewrtl
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Positively Ascertain the ‘from Bulgaria by way 0f
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v...” .u. Mnltbie. in m..- CHIVAGO. Jul! I‘D-”Bitter fighting ' ' new roux, Jul 30.——The Con- . . -. -
1 )t'sli-i‘llay. he“ d t he i betwccn‘ whites and negro“ spread I Rights Ill the Issue l — . , iareuioml ‘ 1m” investigat—. I declare that Bolsltlevlsm ls fire-£2.
' 4 , H, m ”w injunction case during the night to nearly all parts of‘ l . in the disciplinary system of the Am- ‘ wag in that. 90““ r) a “3'” «
.e w lint Shop. Inc.. w. .Chicaso with serious injuries to mum. Judge w. M. Maltbie has just hand-2 ’ Juan Expeditionary Force. today ichange Telegraph d‘W’m‘ 1m
5 ' transferred its hearings to an uptown! Several dell!-
(‘openhagcn today. _
tralions have occurred in the
ROOf Raised on West Wing—‘ larger to“ us. accompanied by dil-
Fine Tree sacrificed for order and considerable bloodshed,
, Sec ‘ .thc message declares.
N?“ no“ i The Sovict system of govern-
- ‘ mcllt is demanded, it is added, and
People who pass the former Royal 8 gpnm'al revolution is momentar-
James Inn note with interest tllc rap ilv expected.
id changes that are being made on the ' , . . or; ‘
prom-m: The roof on the west wing _ ROhlE, Tue-“dd; - J“? 9-] (A?
ghus been raised an e frame for ('lalcd Prcs§)_.—-'llle lopo o o-
:the third story is rapidly being plac- mano criticizing the ltullan nil-
llassador lo the United Slat”,
zed in position. Work on the cellar
19‘ ‘2!!! sea Vin/8'. which "Ill Nina Count 3180115 dl (follow, for mt
North America. . but the city authorities early today,
defendants. Jere-4 had not called on state troops for aid. ,
vGove-rnor Frank O. Lowden hesitated
lto order the soldiers to take charge
or the city. although with the arrival
today of two more regiments, 8.000
men were resting on their arms ready ,
to quell the disturbances instantly.
The list of dead had reached 27 and
the number of injured nearly a thou-
sand since the beginning of the race.
riots Inst Sunday. During the night,’
mcn slashed each other's throatsshot’
, their" ont‘llllt’s from ambush, ran down i
‘ houses. i
‘ The Ninth Regiment from the south--
1 am part ofthe state. and the Tenth}
rd down an important decision in the;
motion of the First taxing district to;
dissolve the injunction secured byl
(‘iiy Clerk lrvlng l). Robertson, as a?
citizen of the Third taxing district.
from shutting off water from the East ' Reported a Sflcide After 3
Speech Against Soviets
of
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pl~‘~-iil(‘lll. of Local No.
li‘rl‘l'.\ of North America.
'z-vuls he was alleged to
A . George Mclmchlun.
»\.lllillwl by Attorney
, or Hartford. he said
an! \l’lmpflwimcr i would
.ml never did anything
HI i..whlull'.~ business in any.
. ~ Threatened any manu-
l'n- in-cn an officer of
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hotel, from Governor's island, where; 'ons
LEADER, {N's L'FE yesterday the committeemen listened
Ito scores of tales of cruelty to Amer-
? ican soldiers while confined in prison?
‘ camps in France. Representative;
Royal C. Johnson, of South Dakota:
intimated that the forthcoming testi-.
mony would be even more sensational f
~than the stories told by Lieutenant
"Hard Boiled" Smith and Sergeant
Clarence E. Ball, who are serving sent-
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. Norwalk fire hydrants. The motion is
refused. on the ground that public hen
ccssiiy and safely of life and property
demands that the water shall be turn-, , ‘ , e
mi info the hydrants. The full deci" GER“ A- 3|“? 30-wA‘exand" Gar-
, bai, president of the Hungarian Soviet
;(;overnment. killed himself in the As-
; sembly building at Budapest alter de-
jlivcring a speech agotnst the Soviet
iand the Communist s porters and ac-
cusing Bela Kim. i Soviet Rider
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, A. ...~~—‘._.———._a 3 ‘ ‘ . .
., - - ' ‘f ‘ l ' '-. in tow I ' " and Minister of Foreign Affairs, of yin size and shape the westerly addl- . . . ~ he ..
111.35,; iéxiiiagglfli‘ttdiilly. ‘iidnzigilgireglhcs :i’l‘ldli leading the nation to ruin. aocm-ding ltion mi! 0‘11 thé claimant ligamentead. fr?!“m?(;?fdci§:eljfii:§§fim.,7
r fitg‘! l , machine guns to the ,nt the time it was convert into a neon , _ » 7
potential army
already here.
to the Munich Nachriten.
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' SM§ IN MUN"! M. Garbai until recently was reput-i
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a cd one of (he strongest supporters at
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hotel by the late Thomas Gay.
It is understood that the front of
”American finance now is in I , *1
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" ‘ l I .- 'idence with it fine ~ - ,
K 9 ~ ' . {the Soviet Government. but lately heI ; the “Win“ res ' s , . lossal (ix analog A "‘. ,
liiflifl IE3 HEAVILY i (Continued on Page rive) iTwo Men Engaged in Making; was said to have opposed Bela Kiln! MANY “Hunks Giotto-la}, °.?.l“;““:;...".§.‘i ‘i‘l‘tloui‘ii: . '12:]? 855$le and (pxpom’fl hm“ ,
—~—~-‘-—*— — . . , was . ‘ em! , , 25a in ' t . -. . ’ : ;
Experiments With Depth "8 quoted as Stating h ued' :tions for the great sun parlor. at the gold. food and coal to export "
, the futility of the Government's course .
' and its dangers to the country. lcxtrem westerly end, which will be a
:promincnt feature of the new hotel,
are now built built. while the entire
!
I“ Whld| the PurChase Ofirear siding of the building has been
Berkeley Street Chapel f0!" torn out to admit of a large addition.
have already started trade on 0:
large scale with Central and My“:
cm Europe. “'0 should not stand;
,illlo while Juuoslavia acquires the
fiRAINEl] Bl “FLU”EAMAZ|NG STURY.
I [If WREBKEII BANK
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l. lazllllllssloner Mansfield Ail-1
Bombs Lose Their Lives
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i “'ATERFORD. July 30.—-Another‘
[tragedy was added to the annals of
Alexandria Qarbai was appointed
Premier in the reconstructed Hungar-
ian Cabinet early in ApriL Bela Kan, t
‘ the Navy, today. of! Pleasure Beach.- , -. . Flag Tm Had to Go. 1 . ' - n America. Albedo.
”a“ Higher Insurance; Twhcn the obsolete U. S. submarine . xii-11:31 Tiaigisginhsitg:: $335; ‘3: Fraternal Home and NCW; It was a matter of great regret to :iilleSilinctailouutgnéw life into hw- .
w. l ,. i ’ l ‘ - Ph'l d l h. C“?- Wlme engaged in conducting eI-' nixed 1.. the leader of the 5 Theatre on the Historicall both the owners of the property and . ’ p ’ ,, .
ml is iNorthpPenn, In 1 8 e p 13,: perimenls to determine just to what came reef: 1' lion A l House S'te Fi lContractor Malkin that the line while 1 ‘0 rcguvcnatc the country. H ‘2
l Said to be $2,144,000 Short. (“Stance a depth bOmb mu” descend ' Commun 8 ac ' l l we lash tree, at the northeast corner of . The newspaper says that fro-l
”Wm societies were I l t F TW tbefore an explosion will take place.’ ' “he building, had ‘0 be sacrificed, and latest information the recall 01..
\ lrmn the recent, infill-i —' [ISO ven 01' .0 sank without warning, resulting in the, i The purchase of the finely located A it “'35 felled yesterday. AS it lies on (‘cllel‘e is in the air ” '
This, of course wasi’ ‘Years—Employees Te“ of l dl‘gwnlng ofbtwo men stationed at the - 113133;?“ West ”finial known as the the ground, it measures nearly one ‘ " ‘ _'____'_ _ .
.1. my. State Insurance? . - gsu marine use atvNew London. the; - ~ ?_ :- eey street c ape property. and , hundred feet. from the stump to the ~. . o
lzurlnn Mansfield. in Alleged Fraud, Incnmlnat' remainder of a party of six men froml i ""31“de the Historical house. which - tip. is over 30 inches in diameter and Ptiizaeg‘ll-‘hi('?)'(;?::080r§|g:
you ~ . . . . .
j has been sold by St- Paul's parish. to
.lhe New England General Accessories
l Corporation, has started a flock of ru-
mors flying regarding the disposal of
the large tracts remaining, after the
large show room, store and office
almost exactly eight feet in circum-
ference. There are just 76 clearly de-
fined rings on the butt, which denotes
that it was 76 years old. As the‘late
.William K. James built the house. in
the. base being' rescued by the United}
. States Coast Guard cutter Acushnet.;
.15....” mok its heaviest‘ . n which was operating in conjunction.
, 7 5mm: “90pm. and a large' PHALADELPHIA- July ”0' “‘ A“ ' with the (1—2 in the experiments thaté
I. \ \ .. amazing tale of alleged juggling of _ .
4 . llll membcls of frater- , bank accounts, false statements made ! have been undertaken by the Navy De- '
i 1. INN! for 1918, just sub- ing Cashier
. H-w-ml'llm' Marcus H. Hob: peace delegation. has sent a. letter,
to the Peace Conference accepting ,
the proccdur proposed by the do . .
lies for the transfer by Germany”
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BAIL [IF $2.000
> or». uifdcr 35 years of . _ , partment. Captain Oliver. U. S. NJ 2184;. there is little doubt that the _ , _
3:31 dbfiglfiggxgggflgshgcgfligui’ofdepgfiI; i commandant at submarine base. went : . i bundmfiia'kfi': 03m" 2" West! ‘3‘ tree was set out at that time, probably to Poland of the districts attribut-
. .v- ‘ .\ ; 5 - ~ - ' . imn cdiatel to ih. cen . t - one an er y 8 reel. 5 00ml! Ct . . ' ’ owth. ’ ~ . r ‘.
' ‘lill‘lizit‘ fixidlridfilllltriny‘igotrli: 11:25:32.?! ”23321“?th Ralph 3:?"9? is bibing ma’ile to reacosvor ineligdigodtheW Haven Lawyer Charged President Philip J. Burns. 0! the ‘_ asha gaghmftfigf {firrisgidences on 9“ ‘0 l 013ml b.‘ “1“ peace t 8319
. u) unmpmred for sucha ‘1 on r '9 ‘9 urec e 0" ‘ the victims. it was impossible at, With Treason May Get 0“ Supply dompany. "m. this morning. ' the‘ recently acquired Barker and S. BERLIN. Tuesday, July 29 (3;.
Penn Bank‘fibefore a police magis-
’trate. The testimony .im'licated that
_ ttllc institution was apparently
' ‘1 0" Page Seven). l144,000 short. Moyer was held
3525.000 bail tor trial. and, as a rcsulti
lot the day's revelations. further 8.l'-‘
greats are expected. . A
One of the principal witnesses was.
W'alter O. Colflesh. a bookkeeper in'
H'llPEUFRELIEf
l CHAS/Alli] Silllliti‘“
: that a number of most tempting 06ers B. Wilson properties won. be remov‘
Easy I 3?: 33:3" xfnfgwffien°§££lgflgi ed to the vacant logs next to tile Kari!-
‘ . den , n ross stree. an
Maximilian von Hoegen. formerly house. as well. 3:21.59 31959;: 5?!“ used for an orna-
a lawyer in New Haven, who consid-' He said a well-known theatrical in- imenta] appmch to the new hotel.
erably more than abyear 830d W88 terest had made an otter Eur a iota _ ..__.,
. inducted for treason Y a gran jury measuring one hundred feet, on “’est . RS
iin the United States court. mly now avenue. and including the site of thefWILTON VOTE n
she admitted to ball. John F. Crosby. Historical house, and were also will—E , CHASE CHICKEND
.Unlted Sites district attorney .for’ log to purchase the rest of the prop-l '
3 this diétrict. said yesterday. The man ‘ erly. including the chapel. i
noon to—gct names of the men lost, l
2 At 1 o‘clock one of the bodies was:
3“: l rccovcred and it Was reported at the ‘
sociatcd Prcss).—-Dr. Karl Belf-
fvrich. the former vice chancellor,
announced today that, having fail-
led to induce Mathias Erzbcrger. no .
‘sur him, he will enter suit 88!”
Erzberger. “to prove him a liar
and traitor and to bring the truth
to light."
A Berlin dispatc
. :x on llll'll‘ funds as occur-
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lmcnts showing. the bank's condition, ’
. 3 h under date a!
During the special town meeting. in
" i ' El]. has been in jail for several months: In the meantime an alter for the . .
..—-_ H (Continued OI Pacofl‘welvo) l in Hartford. be having fled from this purchase of the chapel fona recreation Wi’WIL ”Slender. “"11 came that the J lily 2 reports that Dr. Helfi'crloh.’
. V.) July 30. —Strike-bound l . lfiurisdiction coincident with the re-‘ . lilno flock of chickens which had been fwriting in the Kreuz 33m.
,stolen from the premises of Sherman
iMoi-choline, the night before, had been
. ;--‘.,5 I hope of relief in them Army on Peace Basis Up tillépre’ss time’today nothing ipol’ting 0f the indictment against; (”mm on m m) blamed the Reichstag’l W00 ’3.
: lilmnted Men's Union
_. rwndlllll vote of the en-
: -l:;lwi1llip to determine
who vote taken at last
» llil‘(‘iing should be sus-
' .ml mmnbers'nip is 15.-
:lium-c at the meeting
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was 6,000.
. til-lip on this, the
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\ sl.l.l-:, Ohio. July 30.—-—
':.~ Mini-c authorities were
1‘ ll: ’1) the Athens County
seven children." ratisv
from six wefks to ten»
inunll _with their mothfl‘y
.. ‘ ~‘~_iS(‘ar, burned todeath ~ ..
. id in their home at Knits . . -»
~:I mining town near m m
"‘I had been sprinkled“
Milli},
‘5'»:
1’” “ Werenied to their
. >«wposed that
on caused the
ct'>‘:lf and the
. a:t lmlny that chiefs of the l
mic passed over pro-’
By Sept. 30, Belief
l WASHINGTON, July 30.—-The army,
gwill be demobilized to peaoe‘strength
"about September 30, Secretary of War
. Baker told the House Military Aflaits
committee. ' -
Baker made his statement_ in re-
iply to questions of Representative
[La Guardia, New York, as to when
lwar—time prohibition could be lift-
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’I.“1f‘-Vv the first day of ’ ed.» He did not comment. however, on
"""W'S 0f the compan- f‘whether the President would lift the
would be made to ban on that date.
The Secretary also revealed that
a small American arniy will bekept
in Germany; until it is certain the
terms of the Peace“ Treaty have been
asked that ill
e_ number not.» pub-
lished- ’
Mexican Governor Odors
fulfilled. For Tmilitai'y 'msm, he
new matter Vina; .
. f . 3.1”, a" , _ . I"
Silt.
- 'him. 'He has returned here after he;
the way of a satisiactory settlemcn ,was apprehended in Texas. close t0‘
had been arrived at between the Blfik-f the Mexican border. while he was
ling employes of the Victoria. Water— i making his way into Mexico.
lpmol' Company and their employers; ~
. The two factions are at a .deadlock.{
leach refusing to concede to the de—l
~mands or suggestions of the other.\
The strikers still insist on a 44-hour
week and a scale of wages averagingl
from $20 to $30 for the women, andl
$44 to 855 for the men. it the Vict«'
oria people meet their demands, thei
strikers express their willingness to‘
return to Work at a minute's notice.
but it their demands» are given the.
“cold shoulder." and theVictoria Wa-l
terprootCompanyllves up totts threat a search of nearly tony-eight hours.
to move out or town. within two i the body or we: Mabel Harris. who
weeks, the raincoat makers will minded to rem from a canoeing trip,
doubtedly be "out 'a luck." Whm-gsunday, with Lesteu Decker, was
queatime‘d as to hmwthey would ke’ep,£ound this morning. in the Ramapoe.
tbsp-weltaway from the door, in thelrlvor. half 'a mile below the dam at
event otrtlioin "menu ticket" my Pompton lake. it was announced by
anchor in some othertogn. W the prosecutor's since. ,
worm: "We Should Worry." In 'Decker; who la hem; detained hr.
‘ theatrikeisinthepollcoasamflertaiwilnmhas
”new. .whfle
' ‘m'whllo away their ldle‘maaefled that Janus woman was
their canoe was swept
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JCYEB, Mud. July 30.——-Convlcted of f;
deserting his men, whom he had led
into the fire or the enemy,“
Stone, formerly a second lieutenant or;
the mist Infantry Regiment. has been ‘3
sent to Fort Leavenworth, Kan. to be l
gin a ten-year sentence. A
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Platoon inCompanyH, lot-emu
thathohflhondod m
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' “Jon's Bali. Not thc‘dam.
numb various tarmac! drowned when
0 belt: a m isomers-o
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tial at Eocemoy. which convicted him}
in January. '
Won by members of Stone's
located in an abandoned automobile,
near museum. and. after the meet-
‘ing, a number of those who attended
it went in autos to mm the auto was
stalled and succeeded in alvaging'
seventy-five fine broilers and return-
inz them to Mr. lorehouse.
it developed that the chickens were
taken by the thieves in the several
small coop: in which they were roost-
ing to a "cent lot back or the Hole-
Warn. and there transferred to
the large crate, in the back at the au-
tomobile. It is said that a very good
clue to the identity of the thieves has
been obtained by Constable nay Stud-
,trom France notified outdo). of Camp; wen, who.“ working all the case.
bevcna at the finding 0! a court-mare, '
warren yarns son
nous-coon moans
gram of July, 1917, futile!” U7 1
Erzbcrger, for the morn! vow
of the German people. \ V
Dr. Helfierich charged that In».
’berger had staged a podium ,
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revolution without informing 2“
government, and added that lbs
.berger’s action was undertaken 13"
the instigation of Count
then Austrian-Hungarian
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BERLIN, Tuesday, J at, 29 A»
sociatcd Press).—-Be . '
- of Admiral Kolahak, head a!
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