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The Washington times., 1920-07-28
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The Washington times., 1920-07-28

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preceding case was reported July 10.
The Washington times., 1920-07-28
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
American Association

At Columbus 2; Memphis 2. At Toledo 5; Kansas City g. At Indianapolis 2; Milwaukee 3. At Louisville 3; St. Paul 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
GAMES TODAY
COAST LEAGUE

COAST LEAGUE Los Angeles at Seattle. San Francisco at Portland. Sacramento at Oakland. Salt Lake at Vernon.
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Boston at Cleveland.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
CALDWELL MAY BE SEEN AGAIN
 IN LOCAL RING
Athletic Club After Bishop and Celmars or Man Who
 Is Favorite Here

O. S. French, manager of the Bis bee Athletic club, announced last night that he is trying to get either Otis Brandt and Johnny Celmar or Walter Caldwell and Fighting Pat Bishop as the headliners for his next fight card which will be held here on August 21.
 Brandt is now under the manage ment of Kid George. who is now at Hot Springs, Arkansas, taking hot baths, and according to the "Kid", he is boy that will clean up any one his weight.
 Johnny Celmars and Fighting Pat Bishop are now under the manage ment of Sam Jordan of Toledo, O., and at the present time are at Dallas, Texas Celmars has fought here twice before, each time putting up one of the bloodiest fights that has ever been fought in the state. Moth ing is known here of Pat Bishop but Jordan says that he Is championship material, who is good enough to fight champions, but who, for some reason or other, has been ignored by them
 Walter Caldwell has returned to his home in Springer, N. NJ, after his fight recently in Toledo, Ohio. He writes French asking for bouts here at future date.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

TotalS ........ 36 5 II 27 l zBatted for Mammaux in 7th. ZzRan for Kreuger in 7th. zzzBatted for Mitchell in Sth.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
AMERICAN
AMERICAN l SENATORS AND
 INDIANS SPLIT

CLEVELAND, July 27-Cleveland and Washington divided double header, Cleveland winning the first. After Washington tied the first. game in the ninth Cleveland won it on a single by S. O'Neill. Burns sacrifice and Chapman's single. First game:
 R. H. E. Washington . 100 900 OOS-4 II 3 Cleveland ... OO2 OO2 001-5 g 0 Batteries: Zachary, Courtney and Charity; Morton and S. O'Neill
 Second Game: ,..--
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tions, once selling for $400 in a tic ket totalling $1,135, made break at the half mile in the first heat and was distanced. Millie Irwin, a third choice won the heat from the fifteen starters.
 Alta Donovan won the second heat AS she slacked up after passing the wire she cut her tendon in the left front leg severely and had to be withdrawn. Millie Irwin then won the third heat and the race. Alta Donovan will be unable to race again this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
PIRATES 7; PHILLIPS

PHILADELPHIA, July 27. - Phila- delphia was helpless before Hamilton in the first national league game here since June 2S. Pittsburgh hit Mead ows hard.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

Z-batted for Leonard in 1th. zz-batted for Ayers in 9th. zzz-ran for Woodal1 in 9th.
 R. H. .G Chicago ....-.... 200 01o 000-3 1 Detroit .. 100 900 000-1 o Batteries: Faber and Schalk; Leonard, Ayers and Woodall~
 Summary: base hit J. Collins, Felsch. Sacrifice hit Weaver, .Shor- ten, Risberg. Double play Risberg to McMullen to J. Collins; Young to Heilman; J. Collins (unassisted). Base on balls off Leonard 5; Faber 6. Innings pitched Leonard z; Ayers g. Struck out by Faber 9; Leonard 3. Wild pitch Leonard.
 No other games scheduled.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
TrOtters Stage a
 Day of Upsets on
 the Grand Circuit

COLUMBUS, O., July 27- Favor ties did not fare well today on the second afternoons card of the grand circuit meet There also was some woe connected with the "upsets" in the Sheppard and Swisher 2:11 tro,, purse $5,O00, the feature event. Roy al Palm, heavy favorite in the auc-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Western League

VVCStCIh League
 At Des Moines O.; Oklahoma City ?. At St. Joe 2; Joplin 1.
 At Sioux City 5; Tulsa O.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Four Pitchers Fail
 to Beat Cincinnati

BROOKLYN, July 27. Cincinnati opened it's series with Brooklyn by defeating the home team. The visit ors secured a three run lead in the first inning. Marquard was knocked out of the box in the sixth. Ruether was batted hard but was saved by brilliant support Brooklyn released Doug Baird to the New York Giants today by the waiver route.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
NATIONAL
GIANTS MIN ON
 HOME DIAMOND

NEW YORK, July 27. = The New York Giants celebrated their return home by defeating St. Louis. Barnes held the visitors to three hits while New York batted four St. Louis pitchers for F hits. Hornsby was slightly hurt in a play at second in the first inning and retired from the game
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

Batteries: Erickson and Charity; Picinich, Caldwell, Uhle, Faeth. My CTS and s. O'Neill, Nunamaker.
 Summary: base hit Milan, Roth, Johnston, s. O'Neill, Jamieson. Stoi- en base Rice, Roth, Harris. Sacri- flee hit Harris. Double plays Wambsganss (unassisted) Milan and Harris. Base on balls off Brick son 2; Caldwell 2; Uhle 1; Faeth 4. Innings pitched Caldwell 1-3; Uhle 1-3; Faeth 6 IS; Myers 1. Struck out by Erickson 3; Caldwell 1; Uhle 1 Faeth 4; Myers 1. Wild pitch Faeth l.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

Batteries Ruether and Allen, Win go; Marquard, Mammaux, Mitchell, Mohart and Elliott.
 Summary: Two base hits Kopf 2, Wheat, Myers; three base hits Neis; sacrifice hit Rath; double plays Kopf to Rath to Daubert; base on balls off Marquard l, Mammaux 1; innings pitched MarQuard 5, Mammaux ?, Mitchell l, Mohart 1; struck out by Marquard 4, Ruether 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

and Clemons, Dilhoefer; Barnes and E. Smith, E. Gonzales.
 Summary: Two base hit Fournier, Kelly; stolen base Frisch; sacrifice hits Doyle, Schultz; double plays Barnes to Smith to Kelly; Doyle to Bancroft to Kelly; Frisch to Kelly; Fournier (unassistedD; base on balls off Barnes 2, North ?. Kline 3; in- nings pitched Haines 0. North 5, Kime 3, Genn |; hit by pitcher by Barnes (Fournier); struck out by Barnes 2; balk Glenn; passed ball Clemons
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
Faber's Pitching
 Wins for Chicago

DETROIT, July 27. Excellent pitching by Faber, who allowed only five hits and struck out nine men, won for Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28
CHICAGO 10; BOSTON 2

BOSTON, July 27. = Ffllingim was ineffective and Chicago had little trouble winning. It was Chicago's fifth straight victory here, the home team having failed to defeat the Cubs once this season in Boston.
 R H E Chicago .012 O5O O20-1O 16. 2 Boston ........ 010 900 O1O l
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-28

Los Angeles-Seattle game post poned; teams travelling.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
VOTE FOR DERSAw WREI POWER FROM CAPIIALLd
 GROUP, SOCZALLSZyAH H
LEGION ASKS WILSON
 TO DISCHARGE POST
War Veterans Protest Ac- tiOns of Assistant Sec
 retary of Labor.

Washington, Oct. 26.-Formal dis missal from office of Louis F. Post, assistant secretary of labor, was sub- mitted to President Wilson today by a committee of the American Legion.
 Representatives of the Legion in the Pacific Coast states demanded last May an investigation of MT. Posts official conduct with reference to the deportation of aliens and the national commander of the Legion appointed a committee of three to make the in quiry. This committee recommended MT. Posts dismissal.
 An announcement by the Legion committee today said the special com mittee's report reviewed the entire matter of deportations and stated that the labor department cancelled from January l to June Is, 1920. 2,1l5 deportation warrants, ordered depor- tation in 53O cases and deferred 60 cases.
 Its main contention against MT. Post" said the announcement. is that 42 of the aliens ordered deported, were actually deported but that at that point. MT. Post took charge of the matter and the deportations ceased"
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26

medical authorities of Pennington, it was moved to the undertaking rooms of Larai and company where the autopsy was performed last night by pr. Philip D. Bunce of Hartford. The autopsy disclosed that but one bullet ended Renaldini's life. Dr. Bunce. in the autopsy, found powder burns in the inside of the ear. also about the right side of the head. This strengthened the belief that the deah was due to suicide.
 Opinions Differ.
 Opinions concerning the death of Renaldini have been rife in the city, many choosing to diverge from the theory of suicide because of the at titude in which the body was found. There has been no formal expression of opinion from the coroner but he is said to believe in the suicide theory. The ruse of saving his life insurance money by the means said to be adopted, and the fact that he owed considerable money, makes the suicide idea tenable. Nevertheless it is only by freak that the arms dropped into the lap instead of to the side, straight down, and that the head was stretched back, instead of sIumped forward. His position was most unusual, to say the least, for a suicide. In addition the gun ad- mfttedly his wn, had been fired three times and but one bullet took effect, it being fired at so close a range as to burn his ear.
 The funeral will be held Thursday morning at o'clock from St. Mary's church and interment will be in St. Marys cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
IREL AND SENDING REPRESENTAT|VEST0 TO
 ATTEND MAC SW|NEY FUNERAL THURSDAY
Father O'Meara of St. Georges Cathedral Will Cele brate Mass-Absolution By Archbishop Mannix and Bishop Gotter-5O Irish Volunteers Will Form BOdyguard. -

London, Oct. 26.-Inquiries which have been made of members of the family on behalf of the government regarding the arrangements for the funeral of Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork. have been interpreted by Father Dominic, the late lord mayors pri- vate chaplain. as an indication that there will be no interference with the family's plans and that the body will be turned over to them immediately after the inquest. This. the home office states, will be held Wednesday morning.
 Pending the inquest the details of the arrangements for the funeral and the route to be taken in removing the body to Cork have been left unde- termined. The body is still in the Brixton prison, clothed in a coarse brown Franciscan habit.
 It is reported from Dublin that all the members of the Dail Eireann or Irish republican parliament intend to come to London for the obsequies here. It is also stated that a body guard of 50 Irish volunteers will at tend the funeral party throughout the journey.
 A deputation of 21 members of the corporation of Cork headed by Deputy Mayor O'Callaghan, arrived this morn ing to attend the London services and accompany the funeral party to Cork
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
MASS IS SUNG HERE
 TODAY FOR M'SWINEY
Services At St. JOseph's For Repose of Hunger
 Strikers Soul.

At St. Joseph's church this morning at o'clock a requiem mass was sung by Rev. Patrick Daily, pastor, for the repose of the soul of Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney. who died yester- day at Brixton prison following a 73 day hunger strike. The Sisters of Mercy who teach in St. Joseph's parochial school received holy com- munion.
 The pastor has planned for a re- quiem high mass to be sung next Monday morning at the church for the repose of the soul of the deceased, at which the parishioners will be in attendance. Announcement of the time of the mass vii be made Sunday morning at all the masses.
 Although no announcement to that effect has been made as yet, it is probable that other Catholic churches will take similar action.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
CAMPAIGN OF LIES, IS
 COX CHARGE TO (. O.P.
Urges Redoubled Efforts of Own Party and Predicts
 Republican Defeat.

Trenton, N. l., Oct. 26.-Demo- cratic state Chairman Charles F. Mac Donald has received the following E telegram from Governor Cox:
 '"The ground swell for the league and the democratic ticket is about to overwhelm the republicans. The most reprehensible and untruthful cam- paign in political history is at the brink of defeat. Now is the time to redouble your effort, if such great efforts as you have made can be re- doubled. Let us make overwhelming the effort which you have put forth in behalf of a cause greater than any personality of mine, but I must al- ways feel under a personal debt to you for what you have done in my name."
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26

Ten members of the Cork harbor board also are here, together with many persons prominent in the civic and commercial life of Cork and other Irish cities.
 The members of the late lord mayors family were continuing today their vigil over the body.
 This noon Irish self-determination league announced it had received defi- mite word that the inquest would be held in Brixton prison at 11:30 a. m. "Wednesday. It Is expected the body will be placed in state at St. Georges cathedral. before D. m. Wednesday and will remain there until Thursday morning. A body guard. which will be relieved each three hours will be posted about the catafalqua.
 Solemn requiem mass will be sung at the St. Georges cathedral at 11:00 a. m. Thursday, the celebrant being Father O'Meara, the administrator of that cathedral. Absolution will be given by Archbishop Mannix the Aus tralian prelate, and Bishop Gotter of Portsmouth.
 The funeral party will proceed from the cathedral to Euston station at 2 p. m., contingents from all the Irish societies from London and representa- tfNes from Irish civil and commercial bodies marching in the processon
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
COX, PREDICTING SUCCESS, DECLINES
 TO AMPLIFY RESERVATIONS PROMISE
Up West Virginia
 Campaign After Declar-
 ing Willingness to Accept Any Treaty Provisions Suggested. !

Kenova. W. Va. Oct 26.-Governor Cox closed his West Virginia cam paign here today with another appeal Tor the league of nations and a state ment that the churches, labor and women were together in the move ment, which he said, was sweeping the country.
 A year ago former President Taft, the governor said, prophesied his present view of the situation.
 'I desire to pay Judge Taft a. tribute" he said. He has the gift of prophecy. Speaking just about a year ago in West Virginia, he said that labor would endorse the league of nations because of its labor pro- visions; that the churches would en- dorse it because it is right; and then when the women were given the vote they would be all for it because of their adherence for war; and in the last week it is perfectly apparent that Judge Taft correctly visualized the future
 From pulpit and congregation comes the same story of religious fervor. No class has been reading the t league more industriously than labor. found miners in the mountains of this state
 (Continued on Page Fouteen)
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
Linotype Operator Sets
 New World Speed Record

Salt Lake City, Oct 26.-Elder De- witt, linotype operator on the Tri- bune, one Sunday night esta ablished what is said to be the worlds record for linotype composition, setting S2,- 500 ems in six hours and 35 minutes. an average of 12.540 ems an hour. The setting was in straight away com position and not in competition.
 An em is printing term, designat- ing 8 measurement For instance. a column in this newspaper is 13 ems wide. Ed.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
UPSON-HANNIGAN
Engagement Of Former Docal Man, Now Officer in Army, to California Woman. Announced.

The engagement of Lieutenant E. l.. Upson, who is stationed at a hos pital base in the Hawaiian Islands, and Mrs. Gertrude Renton Hannigan, of Redwood City, California, has been announced. Lieutenant Upson expects to get leave of absence soon, and the wedding will take place the latter part of the year.
 Lieutenant Upson is the son of Lawyer and Mrs. A. w. Upson \ of Shuttle Meadow avenue. He is grad uate of the New Britain High school. He studied at the Massachusetts Agri- cultural school after which he en- tered the Naval Military school at D. c. At the time of the a rmistice he held the rank of cap tain in the infantry.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
BEIyGIANS WIN AERO.

New York. Oct. 26.-Officials of the Aero Club of America today conced- ed that the Gordon Bennett interna- tional trophy. for free. balloons had been won by the Belgian entry Bel gica," piloted by two Belgian army officers. Lieut.. De Muyter and La brousse. The Belgians covered about HOO miles between Birmingham and Lake Champlain. where they landed yesterday at North Hero Island.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
Explain Victim Was Fi- nacialy Hard Pressed, Faced Arrest And Made Shooting Look Like Suicide Make Sure Wife Would Get $lO,OOO Insurance
DEVELOPMENTS IN CASE.

Police, abandon murder thco- ".
 Claim RcnnIdini stole from .Mancini.
 Owed money to Totirc.
 Fnccd criminal prosecution. Planned suicide to look like murder.
 Had sio,ooo life insurance.
 But:
 No explanation Is made of how hands could he calmly resting in lap after having fired fatal shot into right car.
 Or how head was drawn away back in very unnatural pod- ton. Or who ripped lapel, pockets and other sections of mans clothce- Or reasonnblcncss of victim tying gag so tightly about own
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
BRISTOL FACTORY CLOSES

N. l.. Birgc Sons Co.,, Makers of Knit
 Underwear, shuts Down for Lndefi-
 mite Period.
 Bristol, Conn.,. Oct. 26.-The NJ l.. Birge Sons Go. makers of knit under wear, today posted notices that be- ginning tomorrow the plant would be shut down indefinitely owing to the conditions in the textile industry. Two weeks ago the factory went on a. three days a week basis. Three hundred persons are employed.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
ARRAIGNS BOU
 POLITICAL I
Sees in Any Leag| tract of Imperial CTS to Protect BC in War.

Chicago, Oct. 2e.-Thd ecutive committee of party issued a final ap day urging socialist sup synpathizers to vote fo Debs and Seymour Ste nees for president and respectively. It says:
 "The drift from the capitalism has been col by our opponents. It is all signs indicated a tre for the socialist party c
 The old two party ba CT is crumbling. The these two party organiz ruling classes is almost the dissolution of the WI ocratic parties in the nor eight years before the Lincoln to the president
 \ Financial OligaE
 The servility of the r( democratic parties to < and capitalistic oligarchJ1 ious as the servility of t Democrat parties to n
 slave owners and slave r. declining days of slavery| ord of domestic reactiol equals their record of quest overseas. If de1noc the mailed fist in Haiti mingo is a shocking rec overthrow of the sister military rule in the into erican bankers. it should gotten that all this has Q, out any protest from repl bers of congress.
 ''It should not be foi the military heels that. ( pilations of the peoples { republics merely follow < set by the republicans, quest of Hawaii and American irnperialiS rq half dozen little BeEh possessed by forme7
 class.
 Against Any ai]
 While French irTlI the perpetual enslarg masses of central % Cox's league or HarSa is realized, it mean, the imperiahstic DO their booty taken in cn their peoples overseasn tary boots of imperoN trators. It means on s1s world the crushing 6o dependence and annex the United States for ploitatdon by a handful ( oil and mining investors.
 "It means a monstrou reaction at home with it crushing of free diScussi independent press and ge patton of power in behalf ant imperialism. It. mean age of our youth as conscl in protecting the dollars ' overseas.
 Against this dark f, shines one beacon of hope dous socialist vote. It r, the awakened masses to c; For their own welfare"
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
Standish Descendant
 Buried in 1

East Orange, N. J.. Cd body of John R. Paddo descendant of Miles Sta taken today to Cheshire, burial in the old New Engl tery of his family. MT. Pad Saturday at his home her. author and a former pFt physics at Stevens Institut{ nology, Hoboken. He was from Yale university.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
DISCUSS SETTHEMENT.

London, Oct. 26 (By Associated Press) Formal negotiations between the government and the executive of- ficers of the miners federation in an effort to settle the coal strike were reopened this morning indicating that the informal discussions which had been in progress since Sunday had proved satisfactory in some measure at least.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
30 YEARS IN PRISj

New Haven, Oct. 26.-J{ lucci, found guilty after trj saulting and robbing a man
 taurant here in August, was to 30 years today. He had b, guilty previously of robber| Mirano, his partner, was gj one to three years.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
Only One-Half of Tax
 Lists Are Handed in

Although there is but one week more for the filing of lists of taxable properties with the board of asses sors, Chairman August Burkhardt has announced that but 50 per cent. of the lists have been handed in. A 10 per cent. delinquency charge is provided for by law for those who fail to report taxable properties by November 1.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-26
Y. w. HI. A. Elects Staff
 Of Officers For Year

Although it's drive for new members has not ended. the Y. w. H. IA met last night and elected the following officers as well as formulating plans for the year: President, Marion Brown: vice president, Minnie Clark: secretary, Molly Gillman; financial secretary, Pauline Bersoff; and treas urer, Louise Berman.