davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
VCEREJSf ZASEDANf NEST
SKE RADY.

VySetfovani mestsk6ho finan
Gnfho hospodafstvi, zeimena
pom6ry v mestsk6 rarazi bude
dnes dopoledne op6tn6 veTei-
nym slvsenfm 0 10 hodin6 dop.
zahaieno. Pravni fiditel m6sta
w. p. Woods iest6 tento tyden
navrhne ordinance. kterou by
bvlo odvolano sv> dobv NEST
skou radou ud6len6 pravo k
stavb6 nov6ho nadrazi ma Pu-
bile SQuaru. Podobn6 poda die
zadosti Pennsvlvansk6 dr5hy
blizsiho vvsvatleni o zamTsie-
mem planu stavbv nadrazi Il
iezerniho pobrezi, lax navrho-
vano bylo r. 1915.
To byl as vcereisi hlavnf
program zasedanf mestske ra-
DIV, kter6m bylo asi hodinu
iednano.
Radni j. F. Curry pfimlou-
val Sc 0 uspiseni vvSetrovani fl
nanGnich zalezitostf a predse-
da zvlastniho vysetruiiciho w
boru radni J. r. Zmunt vycetl
Currvmu. re Sc zene "a osobni
popularitou, souCasn6 oznamil
dnesni slvseni. o kter6m pro-
hlasil. ze musi bIti poslednim
qbv skonGeno bvlo iednani. iez
lest die ieho min6ni v6ci sm6S
non 2 nerozumnou. Slovy t6mi-
TO pTim6l Curry-a. re Sc prot
vVrazilm ohrazoval "a pfizvu-
kovani radniho A. J. Damma.
IN vcerei&iho iednani pfiia-
to bvlo n6kolik resoluci pod
dn6iSiho vyznamu, 2 nich5 a.
q neimenSi otazkou bylo led
mani. zda Jest dovoleno d6tem
Y m6stskYch sadech pou5t6ti
4rakv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
2ATCENf CENIALNfHO
UMELCE.

John Stranchovsky 2 Youngs
townu platil v sobotu V hostin.
ci Franka Wiska, 3112 vych
63. ul. "a sklenici nearbeeru
padesatkou, ktera Sc zdala BY
tt podezfelou. Mattel ieji by
zatcen agentem tajne sluzby
R. J. Hynesem a obzalovan ko-
misarem Spoi. Statd Hopplem
pro penezokazectvi, ielikoz w
Slo ma ievo, ze pam Stranchov-
sky Jest nadeinFm kumstyfem,
ktery dovedl pfemalovavati 81
kovnym zpGsobem desitky ma
padesatky. Byl zavren a dan
pod zaruku $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
EiNUTl PRO SYSTEM NEST
SkEHO MANAGERA.

Clenov6 kampanniho vybo-
IN ma vGerei$i schulz V Hollen-
den hotelu schvalili iednohlas-
ne navrh nov6ho m6stsk6ho
chal'teru. die kter6ho by m6la
bvti sverema celia mestska ad-
ministrace managerovi. Auto
rem planu jest A. r. Hatton,
professor Western Reserve uni
versity. O navrhu pax rozhod-
routi ma volitstvo V zari zvla-
Stni volbou.
Predsedou vVboru Jest Peter
Witt, ienz prohlasil, re pro
hraie-li move hnuti. stane sc
TAX len nasledkem kratk6 do.
by. ktera ma agitaci zbIva, il
max poklada prav6 dneSni do
bu "a neivyhodn6isi neb dnes
neni s mestskVm hosDodafstvin
spokojen tem6r nikdo. Potre
bujeme Ia managera muze "a
III plukovnika Goethalse. budC
vatele Panamsk6ho prfplavu :
nesmime Sc roZpakovati platit
vhodnemu muzi treba $4,000
ba snad 100000. ktery bv s
mZdu tuto "a vvkliZeni radnict
7aslouzil.' podotkl Peter Witt
ienz op6tn6 vvstupuie V popre
III Cd posledni kandidatury, 2;
ktere sc smutne proslavil vel
kou chvalou N6mcH V neprav,
cas-. Kampannf vvbor bude ro'
/, Siren na 45 clenn mezi &c
kanci imenovan Jest presiden
Western Reserve universlt
Thwing +. manzelkou a dcero
krome cele fadv prominentnfc'
obcanu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
PO STOPE MRAVNtCH
ZVRHLfKU.

Pol. stanici vych. 10. ul. a
Superior Ave. doSlo 8 stiznosti
o prepadavani mladych divek,
9 az 12-letych a zatkla iako
podeZfele pachatele diva muze
re sousedstvi, ma kter6 vznese-
ny bylv zaloby pro zlotinn6
ltoky. Utoky opakovaly Sc u
vedenem okoTi po dobu nekolik
tydni, ale k razn6iSimu Wy
stoupeni proti zvrhlikum do
slo teprve vcera. kdyz iedna
podobna obet priSla 8 nafkem
domi X rodicIm. D6vce W.
slechnuto bylo ma policejni sta
nici a pozvany j line divky, ma
nez spachan byl litok podobny.
Vsechnv bylv vyslechnutv bez
vedomi rodiCu. ably oSkliva a.
fera pokud mozno potichu by
la vvrizeno.
Prvmi priSel nicemum na
stopu pol. straznik John March
ienz privolal ihned z 13te poll
ceini stanice pomoc. Zatteni
bvli diva muzi. ktefi bvli div
kan pfedstaveni a take pozna-
nj. oba Sc pax PRIMAL, ieder
Jest 81 a druhy 74-lety.
Ma 5. pol. precinktu pax bl5
sen bvl pripad podobnv. 37-le
IA pani Berta Bachnerova
1852 vych. 1913. ul.. Sc nacha
Zela sama donna, kdvz poied
nou do bvtu vstoupil as 30-let,
muz. ienz sc pokousel j zna
silniti. zalekl Sc vsak ieiih,
pokfiku a rychle prchl. Ode
bvl tmavtm oblekem Gepici
iako zvlastni znameni mel n
tvafi jizvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07

We vrazedne kronice naSeho
mesta, jez byla zejmena nej-
poslednejsi dob6 rozmnozova-
ma nejsensa6n6jSimi udalostmi
budi vseobecny zajem pripad
Kaberove, obvin6n6 z brutalni-
no zavrazdeni vlastniho muze
dospel "a vGereisiho vySetfova
nj situaci, jez Sc stava pro OBJ
vinenou stale vice a vice nebez
petnou. .Matka obzalovane Ma
rie Brickelova podepsala sVoji
syedeckou vypoved', die ktere
il dcera jeji Kaberova m6la II
ci, ze necha Dana, sveho muze,
zabfti a re dcera Kaberova 2
dfivejSiho manzelstvi, Marian
Nc Ardlova, n6kolikrate liz
Zmin6na hereCka, sama roztrou
sila stribrne naGini i jinak ce-
lou scenu vrazdy prizpdsobila,
tax ably vzbuzovala DOZEN lou
pezneho pfepadu.
Zaloba pro vrazdu prveho
stupn6 byla nasledkem techto
vypov6di rozSirena nejen ma
McArdlovou, ale i ma babicku.
ktera vypov6d'mi cel6 spiknu-
ii ma zavrazd6ni Kabera pro-
zradila. Policie nyni patra,
kan Sc dome "a vrazdv gu
kradene" stribro dostalo. Me
Ardlova, iez jest We vazb6,
taktez V harlemske vezeni V
New Yorku Sc liz castecne pii-
znala, kdezto hlavni obzalova-
ma. Eva Katerina Kaberova,
kdyz il byly vypov6di matky a
dcery Vypravovany, dale zapi-
rala, vinic ODE re Iii. "Ani kdy-
by pfiSli prede mne a opakova-
Ii mi vse do oGi, ami tehdy bych
neverila," pravila, kdyz il bylo
sv6dectvi toto pri vyslechu o.
Znameno.
McArdlova byla vGera odpo-
ledne podrobena vyslechu trva-
iicimu po sest hodin, "a kteYG-
no po delsim zapirani Sc pfi-
Znala, ze byla V dome Kabero-
We ma navod vlastni matky bo-
diem ma led otevrela zasuvku.
Il buffetu a sama rozhazela
iednotlive stribrne nadoby po
podlaze, ale neved6la pry nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
MATKA 0BVINENE KABEROVE Sc
CASTECNE PRIzNALA.
DCERA McARDLOVA SPOLU sBABIC.
KOU BRICKELOVOU DANY
VOBZALOBU.
HLAVNf OBVINENA STALE ZAPfRA.

kterak, k jakemu 1Gelu Sc to
dele. Ucinila tax ale pry neko-
lik dnf pred spachanou vraz-
dou a matkou Kaberov6, Bri-
ckelovou bylo toto tvrzeni po-
tvrzeno s dalsim udanim, ze
dcera tax ucinila die navodu
mattina, ably zlocin snaze mohl
byti sweden ma lupiCe. Nejtvr-
doSijn6ji zapira Kaberova, cd
ktere ami nejvyskolen6jSi de
tektivove nemohli Sc niteho5
dozv6deti, co by svedtiti mo-
hlo jeji neprosp6ch.
Nastavajici vrazedny proces
jest zvlaStnl, nebot' ma Iavici
obzalovanych zasednou tri ge-
nerace, babiGka, 69-leta. mat
ka, 50-leta vnucka, 19-leta
Pro ODE posledn6jSi dojede
dnes do New Yorku lakewood
sky pol. natelnik p. S. Chri-
stensen V pruyodu sve manzel-
ky. iez ob6ma obzalovanym
bude pruvodkyni ma cest6 do
Clevelandu. M6lo Sc tax stati
iiz vtera, ale nedosly Z Co
lumbus nutn6 vydavaci listing.
McArdlova nebude dana poe
zaruku podobne jake matka ie-
il Kaberova matka Kaberoya,
pi. Mary Brickelova jest sta
fenka 69-leta, slabe t6lesne
soustavy. Bude zalovana pre-
spoluutast ma spachanem zlo-
tinu a naleza Sc We zdeisi 0
kresni veznici.
DO Gfadovny okresniho "a
lobce Stantona byla ytera pred
volana jista zena, iez ncni $
Kaberovymi Y pfibuzensk6m
svazku a byla podrobena W
slechu, ktery trVal cd A hod.
odp. do IL. hodiny noci. Po
vyslechu byla vsak propust6-
na.
Kaberovou a ieii matku bu-
de nastayaiicim trestnim pro
cesu zastupoyati pravnik Poul-
son, ktery byl lined, iakmile Sc
zpraya dostala ma vefeinost,
obklopen tetnymi zpravodaii,
kterym vsak odpovad6l, ze 0
celem pfipadu nevi mic jineho,
nez-li echo Sc Y novinach do
etc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
PREDNASXY DIR. NJ. POU-
BOVE.

V nedeli zayitala do naseho
m6sta 81. DR.. M. Poubova, KITE
"a pfisla do Spoj. Statn. ably
tu jaho delegatAa csl. Cerve-
aeho Kfize studovala zdejN
sociaIni peel. Slecna DR.. Pou-
bova jest profesorkou divtiho
gymnasia Y Bratislav6 vyni-
kajici pracovnici We sluzbach
csl. Cerven6ho KIize, kdez
imenovit6 ma Slovensl1u sdcast
Mia Sc podpdrnych praci me-
ri lidem pro zmimeni povaie6
ne bidy. ST. DR.. Poubova, ktera
lest ubytoyana V Hiram Settle
ment House, Orange Street, Cd
iela vtera "a studiinimi a or
ganisatnimi 6cely do Kama
dy. Vrati Sc vSak tuto sobotu
do CleVelandu a usporada zde,
potfnaie priStI ned4li, fadu
pfednasek mezi Cechy Slova
Ky. Phi t6to pfilezitosti chce 81.
Poubova pod6koyati americ-
kym Cechoslovakdm "a jich O.
b6tayou praci pro tsl. Cerveny
Kria, sd6liti jim dosavadni w
sledky cinnosti t6to instituce a
obeznamiti je priStimi ukoly
tsl. Cerven6ho Krize, drive nez
bude moci TAX uciniti osobn9
pfedsedkyne csl. Cerv. Krize,
81. Dr.. Alice Masarykova, jejiz
priced k nam byl pro ochura-
v6ni pana presidenta odlozen
ma podzimni dobu.
Misto datum prednasek 81.
DR.. Poubov6 budou dodatecn6
oznameny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
UpOZORNENf!
Vsen Lozzirn Jedno-
ty TaboritH " Cle-
velandu!

BratIi a sestry taboritsti!
Dostavte Sc v nln6m 20
ctu do spolecnd schIze. KITE
ra Sc kona V pstek dne 10.
Gervna V Cesk6 Narodni 81
nj ma Broadway V 8 hodin
vecer. Dulezite jednanf O.
hledn6 pozemku vvzadu.ie
pfitomnost vSech. Zastun-
ce spoleGnosti bude tez pfi-
tOmen.
Ia Velkolozi Jednoty Ta-
boritG statu Ohio
JOS. STfBR. pred.
MARIE KVET, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-07
NENf MAD VYMLUVU.

Vtera vymlouVal Sc jisty
muz u soudu, ze nemdze "a
stavati povinnosti porotce, ie-
likoz Spatne slySi.
"Jest to iediny vas dGvod?'
ptal Sc jej soudce Homer G.
Powell, hlasem sotva slysitel.
nyn.
"Ano, to Jest jedina prici-
na," odpoved6l natvrdly kandi.
dat Gradu porotce.
"Pak budete V porote Ease.
dati. neb slvsel-li jste mne Sc.
ptati. uslysite dosti "a soud-
niho iednanf," oznamoval souo
ce prekvapen6mu vymlouvaci
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
SAYS PEGGY LEFT
 HIM FOR FRENCH
Husbands Answer Describes Alleged Filtration at Torquay While He
 Was in London.

Chicago, Juno 3.--Details of the al legged filtration of Peggy Hopkins Joyce with William Barton French of New York. as set forth in the answer of J. Stanley Joyce to her petition for alimony and counsel fees in his suit for divorce became public today. A lonely husband, an unsuspecting hotel clerk, a telephone were in evi- dence on the evening of June 27, 1920. when, it is alleged, Joyce received his ! first intimation that his violet-eyed bride, Peggy, was not the thoroughly i loving wife he believed her to be. Joyce had taken his bride to Lon don. She had departed for the Grand l Hotel at Torquay early that morning.
 She had gone alone, pleading she ! needed absolute quiet. Joyce worried
 through the long day. About 10 o'clock that evening he decided he | could not stand longer separation and l he telephoned to her.
 When the telephone connection had l been put through and he had gotten l the nightclerk of the hotel on the wire he was informed that his wife was out.
 Mrs. Joyce left word not to call
 her." the clerk told Joyce, the latter ] ayers. "She is walking with gentle
 man." declares the answer.
 Peggy and William Barton French | who had followed her to England l from New York the week before l were together at all hours of the day ! and night, in all sorts of places in and out of doors.'
 Joyce says he had the fullest faitf
 in his wife's honesty and integrity
 when she said that the days at Fur. ] quay were necessary to rest her over. 1 wrought nerves and restore her to
 condition which would enable her te
 continue their bIissful honeymoon"
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03

tho troubles of others. The Irish trouble concerns the international re- lations. with which this legislature has nothing to do.' In conclusion Senator Rudd said that he thought that "as ships are still running those who are eso anxious to aid Ireland should take them to give that aid"
 Senator Brooks thought the matter had no right here. The state depart ment knew what to do. and our dele gation in congress Is able to look after the states attitude. Let us attend to our own affairs" he said.
 Senators Costello, Pickett and Clark made replies and further ap- peals for the resolution.
 Senator Drew offered an amend - ment to make Senator Halls amend men. read:
 Many of the people, etc"
 The Pickett amendment was reject cd. Senator Halls withdrawn aud Senator Drew's accepted. Senator Rudd said the resolution was an ab- surd proposition. The amended rcso- lution was adopted IA to 10. Senate Concurs. The senate adopted these bills fin concurrence with the house: Authorizing the westviile school district to issue SI6O,O00 in bonds for junior high school. Authorizing Hamden to issue s200,- 900 in sewer bonds. Applying the penalties fin the laws to enforcement Of the prohibition law Incorporating the Y. ". C. A. at Meriden.
 Amending the law concerning pay.
 ment of money for evening schools l and to compile laws relating to educa. ton.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
LAKE SIGNS ORDER.
Danbury and Bethel Company Given
 Right to Use Auto Buses.

Bridgeport. June B. Governor Everett J. Lake today signed the or der granting permission for the Dan- bury and Bethel Street Railway Co. to equip a portion of its trolley lines with buses. according to a statement made in the superior court by J. Moss Ives. receiver for the railway company today. The matter was up before Judge John P. Kellogg and was continued for one week to allow the receiver to obtain q certified copy of the order.
 According to the statement made ny Attorney Ives this will be the first trolley line in Connecticut to try out tho feasibility of operating motor buses over portions of it's system which have been unprofita blc under trolley operation.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
NEW MOVE TINTED
 .STILLMAN CASE
Wiie's Lawyer and Bankers
 Son Have Conference
-- --a

New York. June 3.-A conference that was characterized by those parti- cipating as one of the most important in the course of the Stillman divorce action kept George W. Wickersham, George CoGgiIl and John F. Mack, and later John B. Stanchfield together yes terday from 10 in the morning until o'clock last night. All of them. with the exception of MT. Mack, who is guardian ad litem for Guy Stillman, are enlisted in the legal forces defend ing Mrs. Stillman. Messrs. Wicker sham, Coggill and Mack were in almost continuous session all day. MT. Stanch- field did not join it until he was re- leased from other duties that kept him in court.
 MT. Mack agreed that the conference was one of the most vital held thus far. It was announced that it is not unlikely that a statement of primary importance to those concerned in the case might be made either today or tomorrow. But it was not possible last night to get SC much as an authoritative hint as to the
 nature of the promised edict.
 Lawyers participating in the confer. ence denied that it had to do with g possible settlement of the case out o1 court. oI1p MIS- S sltloi hcS , declared that such settlement was { possibility of the most remote order They declared that it had nothing tt do with Florence Lawlor Leeds, thu chorus girl, named by Mrs. Stillman Moreover, they denied that it concerned James Brown Potter, father of Mrs Stillman. They declared that MT. Pot ter had not so much as hinted that h. would seek to interfere in the case. But they would not deny the possi
 biIity Of the conference having to d. with the filing of additional affidavit: by Mrs. Stillman-the naming of an other woman and the appearance O
 new witnesses in her behalf. The con ference was made significant by tn
 fact that it was the first time that MT
 wickersham had taken active part II
 the case since the actual court pro
 cedure began.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
TILDEN CONTINUES
 HIS WINNING PLAY
Advances to Final Round of Worlds Hard Court Championship
 Mrs. Mallory Wins.

St. Cloud, June 3 (By Associated Press. .)-William T. Tilden of Phila- delphia, worlds grass court tennis singles champion, advanced to the final round of the worlds hard court championship tournament in progress here today by defeating Nicholas Mishu of Rumania by Ga, 6-3, 6-2.
 The American mixed doubles tennis team, composed of Arnold Jones of Providence and Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston, was eliminated by the French team, composed of M. Hirch and Mime. Figueron. The score was 60, GO.
 Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, the American wonren's singles tennis champion, defeated Mme. Billout of France in the semi-finals of the wornen's singles by S-6y 6-4.
 M. Washer of Belgium defeated Erik Tegner of Denmark in the semi finals 7-5, 4-6, 6-1, 6-4.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
WEATHER REPORT.
Unsettled Tonight and Probably Local Showers-Warmcr Tonight.

New Haven, June 3.-For New Haven and vicinity: Unsettled weather tonight and Saturday; prob ably local showers; warmer tonight.
 For Connecticut: Unsettled wealth CT tonight and Saturday; probably local thunder showers; warmer to- night and cooler Saturday; fresh southwest shifting to west and north west winds.
 Weather conditions. The disturb ance which was central over Wis consin yesterday morning is now central over Ontario and will pass out the St. Lawrence valley tonight. This vicinity will be on the southern edge of it. It is causing local show CTS in the eastern portion of the Lake region. Another disturbance is central over southern Florida. An area of high pressure central over Minnesota is causing pleasant weather with low temperatures be- tween the Rocky mountains and the Mississippi river.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled weather with slightly high CT temperatures and probably local showers followed by clearing Satur- day afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
REBUILDING TULSA
 NOW BEING PLANNED
Civilian Relief Committee is Sup- ported By Businessmen of City
 Work to Start At Once.

Tulsa, Okla, Jnne 3.-DefiQdte plans for building homes for the thousands of negroes rendered desti- tute by the burning of the negro quarter here in the race war of Tues day night and Wednesday were being worked out today by a civilian committee of relief.
 Businessmen of the city have agreed to erect as many houses as needed in the shortest time possible.
 The number of known dead re- mained at 90 today, no additional bodies having been found. The list was expected to be increased slightly by deaths of some of khe several hundred wounded.
 Ma rtial law, greatly modified, re mained in effect today but the three hundred troops left here under the command of Adjut. Gen. Barrett had little to do except aid in relief work among the negroes.
 More than 1000 negroes those who have not been released from guard, slept last night at the fair grounds.
 The Red Cross fully organized for the emergency, distributed food and clothing at dozen churches. An identification bureau operated by the Red Cross was sitting the names of the refugees and bringing families together.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
Y. W. C. X. LAWN PARTY
 Is LARGELY ATTENDED

The attendance at the lawn party and dance given by the Outdoors club at the |. w. C. A. last evening was large. The committee in charge an- nounced today that a large sum had been realized on the affair and would he used for the benefit of tho children whose parents are unemployed. A uni que feature of the evening was the auctioning of one live kitten and giv ing three away in a grab bag. Many musical and dancing numbers were furnished for the entertainment. The committee wishes to thank all the girls who aided in making the party q success.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
WILL NOT GIVE UP
 SHIPS SEIZED HERE
Title of American Government in Ger man Vessels Held to Be
 Incontcstablc.

Washington. June 3--It was learned in an authoritative quarter that the United States government has no i'm tention of relinquishiDg the German ships which this government seized iR American ports on our entrance in the World war and that officials are not in the least worried over last nights newspaper reports from Paris to the effect that the question might soon arise whether this government ought to pay the Preparations commission for 3OO,00o tons of German shipping which the United States had seized in American ports.
 Responsible officials stated today that the title of the American govern ment in these vessels was considered valid and incontestable. It was pointed out that former President Wilson had taken title to these ships under authority granted by congress, and that there is nothing in the Treaty of Versailles inconsistent with tha: position
 The attitude of the American gov. ernment is that congress was wholly within its rights in authorizing the president to take over title to the German ships and that the president '~A executing the wishes of congress. The assumption here is that the Allies un- derstood this when the matter was discussed with former President Vii son at Paris
 The so-called wilson-Lloyd George agreement. under which it contenoed tie to the United States was to have ti- tie to the ex-German ships and re- imburse the allied shipping pool the difference between the value of these ships and American shipping lost. was not only never recognized by the American congress. it was pointed out today. but also was not recognized by the Allies themselves. and 1t IS held here that it cannot be considered as binding.
 With respect to the suggestion that Germany might protest to the Allies unless the tonnage seized by the Unit cd States should be included in the amount credited to Germany by the Preparations commission. it was point ed out today that no serious difficulty was expected on that score. as Ger many. by the terms of the Versailles Treaty. had practically denuded her. self of any rights in such matter.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
TEILIRIAN ACQUITTED
Armenian student Who Shot and Killed Talaat Pasha in March of This Year Is Now Freed by Court.

Berlin. June 2. CBy Associated Press. ) Solomon Teilirian, the Armenian student who in March last shot and killed Talaat Pasha, former grand vizicr and minister of finance Of Turkey. was acquitted in the assize court here today.
 The trial opened Thursday. Teilirian in his denfense asserted that his mother. who was murdered in 1915 during the massacres in Armenia had appeared be- fore him in d vision and exhorted him to kill Talaat in revenge for the massacre of 100 good Armenians.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
BRITAIN TO HELP GET
 BERGDOLL FOR FRAUD.

Washington, June 3.-Interest in the case of Grover Cleveland Berg doll, escaped draft evader, has bee n manifested by the British government, war department officials said today and it is possible that that govern ment will assist the United States in it's effort to obtain his return from Germany.
 Officials would not say just how Great Britain might assist in the mat
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
ENGINEERS HEAD TO
 GET SALARY OF S25,OOO

Cleveland, June 3.-Warren S. Stone. grand chief of the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers was given a salary increase from 14,O0O to s25,0oo a year at the closing ses- sion of the brotherhoods' convention here. Wage reductions ordered by the railway labor board were not discussed.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
EIREMEN ON VACATION

Captain William Watts and John Brophy will return to duty in the fire department tomorrow after the an- nual vacation. Lieutenant Thomas Higgins. Lieutenant Victor Davis, Richard Forsyth and Stanley Rozan- ski will commence their vacations tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
TO RECALL MARTIAL LAW.

Tulsa, Okla, June 3.-Troops on duty here under a proclamation of martial law will be recalled at three D. m.. today unless some untoward incident occurs before that hour, Brig. Gen. Charles +. Barrett an nounced today after telephone con versation with Governor Robertson at Oklahoma City.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-03
PRESIDENT PLANS TRIP.

Washington, June 3.-sPreSident Harding is considering leaving Wash ington tomorrow by automobile for a weekend visit to the home of Eenator Knox near Valley Forge, Pa. It was said today at the White House that no definite plans had been made although the president prob ably would make the trip if public business permitted.