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New Britain herald., 1922-09-28
APPEAL TO WORKERS
Third InternatiOnale Asks For Assist ance in Preventing Imperialtsts From Declaring War.

Moscow, Sept. 2S (By Associated Press)-Upon the heels of the Rus sian soviet note to the entente and Balkan states on the Near East situ ation the third internationale has ad- dressed an appeal to the workers of the world, urging them to do every thing in their power to prevent the European imperalists, as the appeal expresses it, from taking up arms and plunging south eastern Europe into a new and far-reaching war
 The appeal asserts that English im- perialism threatens the world with new war, involving all the Balkan
New Britain herald., 1922-09-28
15, ENTERS YALE

15, ENTERS YALE
 New Haven. Sept. 2S.-Wilfred s. Smith, aged 15, of this city, will probably be the youngest freshman in Yale when the college year opens to- morrow. He weighs 55 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-28

pended for one week without pay Treasurer Nathan Nichols The mayor said the city treasurer hung up, terminating the talk. Mayor Harrison had not made known his
 identity.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-28

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New Britain herald., 1922-09-28

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New Britain herald., 1922-09-28

CITY TREASURER SUSPENDED
 Everett, Mass, Sept. 2s.-Because he received a curt answer to a tele- phone call and said other citizens of similar treatment, Mayor Christopher Harrison sus-
, 1922-10-30

russian. In addition, forces below
the surface are at work persuading
the French nation that it is useless
to attempt to collect the entire war
indemnity from Germany. Further
more, Frances successful pro-Turk-
lsh diplomacy is revealing itself as
a hollow victory. It is causing the
withdrawal of Great Britain from in
ternational affairs. thus tending to
Isolate France. France is now
alarmed over Premier. Poincaire's
imperialism and a news 'nornalcy"
prime minister may shortly come
Into power.
3. In Russia the new Moscow gov
eminent is getting further and furth-
err away from communistic principles.
Lenene IS making concessions to cap
italism and Justice and commercial
honesty are ~reappearing.
: 4. In Germany the mark is al
most valueiess. The German govern
ment is becoming an Involuntary
bankrupt and has challenged the
allies TO do their worst 10 make Ger
, 1922-10-30

manyl pay In full. The indemnity
crisis has reached its final condition
of degeneration. 1t ian now change
only for the bitter. Tho allies
are sencing their experts to Berlin
to make a fresh examination Of Ger
many's industrial condition. On the
report of the experts will be based a
new indemnity plan which should
normalize the total mount and the
methods of collection
g.. In Japan formal recognition Is
being made for the impossibilty of
the Toxic militarists holding fast to
Siberia
v~1adivostok has been surrendered
by the Japanese to the Moscow ard
Siberian governments Jointly. jap
anese troops coming home from
the mainland All relations general
among Japan. China and Russia are
resuming their pre-war character.
The imperaiistic ambitions in the
Orient, aroused by the war, are prac-
ticaily dead.
, 1922-10-30
MAVERICK VOTE
RULING SWINGS
COUNTY RESULT
L. R, Brewer Secures Republi-
can Nomination in Goshen
as Result of State
Board Decision.

CHEYENNE, wye. oct. so.-Bc-
casss the state canvassing board.
holds that maverick" vot=s may not
BIO icast in a primary election the
the name of L. r. Brewer will 60 on
the. official ballot OF Goshen county
as candidate on the Republican tick>s
for member OF the lower house OF the
Legislature. When the votes were
counted after the August primary C.
A. Eiquist, opponent of Brewer for
the nomination, was found to hav,
Seen beaten only two votes. Later.
however. seven maverick" votes east
by national guardsnen Of the county
who were on strike duty In another
county were counted. and these, split
ting so that Elquist had a majority
of three and the county canvassing
board certified him as the nominee.
Now. however. the state canvassing
boards holds that maverick. votes,
while permissible in a general cleo
ton, are not permissible in e primary
election. and Brewer is left with a
majority. His name has been certi-
fled by the secretary Of state to the
clerk of Goshen county as the nomi
nee
, 1922-10-30

warfare in the parliament show the
British people no longer fee- peril
Gus international complications re-
curing an undivided front. Premier
Bonar Laws platform of less med
ding in foreign politics and more
attention 10 domestic industry, is a
plea for '.normalcy." It means the
British believe they can safely ig-
more world political problems and
resume strict attention to trade and
business.
2. The Fascist revolt in Italy
shows that Bolshevism as a Euro
pean epidemic has been curbed- Tho
Fascist want tho Italian govern
ment to cease experimenting IN class
legislation and dangerous expert
ments abroad. The Fascist are "the
normalcy'' middle class party of
Italy. Their succes1 indicates an
end Of post war illusions among the
Italians. e
In France a powerful movernment
has begun for an understanding with
, 1922-10-30
TRIBUNE'S PURE FOOD, HEALTH
and HOUSEHOLD SHOW SURE TO-
BE Comprehensive EXPOSITION

The Tribune-s rure Food, Health
n Household Show, TO be held De
cember 4. 5 and G. already sizes up
as the most impressive display Cas-
per has ver had. Prominent mer-
chants. Industrial concerns and pub
lie utilities are engaging booths. and.
that the exhibits VIII be comprehen-
sive and representative of the COM
mercial life and activities Of Casper
and vicinity there is no doubt.
The Woman's Departmental club.
which is to be the beneficiary, Will it
self have several exhibits. and is
strongly behind -he plan to place Cas-
per on record in regard to pure food,
, 1922-10-30
REFUGEES FLEE
ON OCCUPATION
OF V@LAD|YOSTOk
Thousands Reach Korea
in Flight Before Red
Amy; Relief Needed

TOXIC, Oct. 30.-(By The
Associated Press.) = Eight
thousand Russian refugees
from Vladivostok have ar
rived at Gensan, Korea. They
include white soldiers, civil
JAMS and their families besides sew
eral hundred sick and wounded. The
eziIes are supplied fairly well for the
present but their future is a problem
their leaders + trying TO solve.
sesonoff. a member of the auto
nonous Siberian government. (which
he declared on the eve OF the reds
occupation of vladivostok, is coming
TO AXE charge in order to obtain
Russian funds pending determine
ton of their ownerships. Forty mill
lion rubles in gold bars are believed
10 be in the Toxic mint and an ad-
ditional two million rubies were de-
posted in a Toxic bank by General
6emenoff, the former Cossack attn.
mar. and a~nti-Soviet leader. Forty
rriilions came from the mines at
Habarovsk and presumably were the
property Of the old Russian govern
ment. Japan is acting as custodian
until the present ownership is de-
cided-
, 1922-10-30

health and household goods. Inaddl-
ton TO the interesting displays, thers
viii be dancing every evening, and
an entertainment which will ECLIPSE
anything the city has seen in the
past.
In order that a may be proper
iy a~pportioDed. merchants who have
not made reservations for booths arg
urged to do so as early as possibly
Don't wait until the last minute,
when all the space will be taken ana
then bemoan you fate that you cant
get in. There is plenty of room now;
but there may not be a week from
now.
, 1922-10-30
Fascist WIN RULE
Woman Struck
BY Motorcycle Is
Dying, Report

SAL, FRANCISCO. oct so.--Mrs.
Rose Mcnamara, Ga. sustained a frnc-
tured skull and both her legs were
broken last night when she was
struck by a motorcycle driver by
Nicholas Kosich. Kosich was cap
turcd after he was chased for twenty
blocks from the scene of the accident
by the emergency hospital ambulance.
He was arrested on a charge OF driv-
ing a motor vehicle while intoxicated
and abandoning his victim.
Mrs. Mcnamara was returning from
church to her home; when the acct
lent occurred. Physicians say she
win die.
, 1922-10-30

Il believe. Is a result Of the hives
tigation 1 have made OF h tragedy
which occurred in the christier home
early Friday morning and after ques-
.tioning those who know about IT. TINT
II this woman had been able 10 worll
her viii on Mr.. Christier he would be
alive today. unfaithful TO his wife but
sim living" the bishops statement
declared.
Regarding the investigation OF Ac-
cusations involving tho anne Of afr.
Christle- and Mrs. Carleton which he
conducted a year and n half ago.
Bishop Faber said:
"No formal charges were ever filed
against Mr.. christier. Letters came
to me containing statements detrimen.
tai to Mr.. Christler's character. l
came to Havre and insisted that the
persons making the accusations pre-
sent their testimony. When they
learned thai their evidence was to he
taken down by a shorthand reporter.
they would not testify.
II set a second date for a hearing.
and later. when / could stay no longer
in Havre for that purpose. the vestry
OF Mr.. Chrlstier's church fixed an
other date, but the testimony was
never given"
II found evidence which made ne
believe that the accusations were nc-
tuated by aninosity on the part OF
the persons making them. due to SC
tivities of Mr.. Christler which had
nothing to do with Mrs. Carleton
Mr.. Chirstler was n big man. phys
icaIly and mentally. an outdoors man,
and he did many things in novel and
useful ways. He had many activities
for the benefit of his fellow men
which were outside ordinary church
work and many people were to be
found who We're willing to find fault
with him."
, 1922-10-30

We8f OF Casper. at $3.50 last night
The two who escaped death received
minor injuries and nrs. reported TO
be resting comfortably at the Casper
Private hospital.
The lead ars:
C. f. Lindau. age 81. go East Poplar
street. Oklahoma City. okla
Charles Duncan, age a.. sos Fast
Garland avenue, Spokane. Wash
Frank Moran, age 50. residence un-
known. carrying United Mine Work.
ers of America transfer card from
Aguiiar. Colo.
The injured are.
J. r. Burns, Omaha. Mob.
y Leroy Folsom. Burlington. Ia
Associated Press advces from Ok
lahoma City late today say that the
Lindau family residing at $40 East
Popular, hat city, disclaimed know
being in wyoming. The indentifi-
cation here was taken from a card
found in the dead mans pocket on
which was scravled in pencil. Mrs.
C. e. Lindau. go East Popular street.
Oklahoma city The man was about
i've feet 10 inches tall. weight 1so
pounds n had a butterfly tattoed
on his right fore arm His incenti-
fIcation will not be definite until fur
Their word Ii received.
The tragedy occurred when the
Burlington crew on the second Sec
ton OF eas.bound freight No. 76 was
dropping five cars for transfer to the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad at
Powder River. The switching impact
of the engine caused the whole car
load OF lumber to shift and jammed
the men between the end OF the car
end the lumber.
Duncan was instantly killed but
the screaming OF the other two men.
who were pinched in by the lumber
and who were beins slowly smothered
t. death attracted the attention of
the train crew. Burns and Folsom.
only slightly injured. managed TO ex-
tricate themselves through the door
, 1922-10-30

AT lie tnu OF inc car by the tins
they we're freed tho Eroans OF n.
dying men were growing fainter and
II is probable that they expired with.
In a few minutes.
Finding that the men were dead.
the train crew wired Lew Gay. coup.
ty roner and he ordered that he
n be brought 20 Casper as II wa,
The ctr with Its Eory load arrived in
ch-ic- about 2 o'clock this iiaornlnr
and undef -,t~ksring lantern light BE-
gan the CHASTITY task of cutting thai
dead men put of the pfc OF lulnpf
Workmen from the Burlington found
II impossible to lake any headway
through the end door OF the car 50
they were forced TO smash in the
end OF the a to get to the victims.
Lindau. the youngest man in the
five. whose papers identity him as
Gss.n Oklahoma City. hut who may be
from Butte, Mont. had both hips
broken in -he crash n must have
suffered horrible agony In his expir-
ing minuses. Moran was not badly
crushed IND probably smothered to
death from the weight of the lumber
According TO the story told BY
According to he story told by
Burns. he had been seeking a job on
the Wind River canyon road work
south of Thermopoiis after being TN
able TO secure employment in Casper
some few days ego. The work was
shut down Temporarily due to the
weather and no had boarded the
freight at Bonneville bound for Cas-
per. He crawled in the enc door and
found the three men. now dead, al
ready in the car. He believed that
they had been ortered off anothe-
car and had sought to escape attg.
ton by hiding In .he load OF lumbefA
Folsom crawled in the car before It
left BONNEVILLE.
Folsom had been employed at Bcze
man, Mont. recertly and came frcm
there to Thernopo,is to seek work
Unable to find a job he bought a
Continuen on Page -Four.
, 1922-10-30

marching with proud step of a victori-
army through tho gates OF Rome.
already gsy with flags and bunting
to celebrate their entry.
Communication lines leading to the
italian capital are reported IN control
of the Fascist.
Mussolini declared "the Fascist
must go into power without alliances
with any other party. but granting
some portfolios outside the Fascist
party"
The revolt against the politicians"
long g begun by the Fascist. many
of them vigorous young veterans of
the world war. was crowned with sue
cess yesterday when King Victor EN-
manuel. greatly moved. embraced
Deputy Di vecchi, OF the supreme
military authorities of the Fascist,
told him that he would get Italy a
government most suited to the new
spirit ~pervading the country and then
entrusted Mussolini with the task OF
forming a ministry.
In forming a new cabinet. Mussoiini
said he would retain to himself the
portfolios of interior and foreign af.
fairs and appoint General Diaz min
lister of war, Admiral ThaonrD i RevaI
minister Of finance. and include IN
the governing body the Catholic Dep
uty Cavazzoni and the liberal Senator
Lusignoli. now project Of Milan. con-
ferring h other portfolios upon Fns-
cisti.
The offices Of tho newspaper Secola
at Milan have been raided and ran.
sacked by a force of 100 nationalists.
says a dispatch OF the Stefani agency.
Previous dispatches told OF the Fas-
cisti occupation OF several newspaper
plants in Rome. including that of the
prosocialist II paese and n azione.
ROME, Oct. 29.-Bd5 p. M. by The
Associated Pressl-Serious rioting
broke out here tonight. Parties Of
Continued on Page Three)
, 1922-10-30

maj opposItion as well as, hat Of
Prince Heinrich, the kaiser's brother.
In the circle of the princess friends
1t was said a family conspiracy
sought TO hinder the match = evil
dentiy fearing the princess would rob
them OF some of their preroxatives.
The princess has made 1t clear,
however. that she does not desire n
family privileges to which she is not
entitled. For instance the kaiser Of
ferrd to adopt as his own her five
children and give them hts name, but
sht urgently conseiled against It and
persuaded him not to do so.
Al her first meeting with the kai-
ser. she was impressed with his GOOD
fellowship and youthfulness and fell
, 1922-10-30

ailecuons IN which waa pitted
against her the sixty year old queen
Charlotte, widow of the king OF
Wuertembers, the widow OF Duke
Johann Albrecht von Mechlingber,
kin of the Dtuch prince consort. and
a marriage probably desired by Dutch
ROYALTY. INT also Frau Won Rachow.
the kaiser's one-time -housekeeper.
who. according to -he princess. a
his esteem but moi his love.
1t was also revealed that the prin-
cess. after being invited in March to
go to Doom. accepted in fun.
Princess Herm.ne encountered the
opposition OF Crown Princess and
Prince August Wilhelm. but through
her own charm overcome the orig
, 1922-10-30
One dead, one
DYING, MASKED
BAND In FIGHT

MUsKoGEE. Okla. Oct. so.-Lee
Adkins Of Dewar, a member of a
masked band which attempted to
take Tom Bogus. a former deputy
sheriff OF Okmulgcs county. from
his home last night, is dead and
Bogus is in a hospital not expected
to live. as a result Of an exchange OF
SLOTS between the masked sunen and
Bogus. according 10 word received
here.
, 1922-10-30
Leader Scheduled to Meet King Emman-
ueI in Conference Today on Plans for
Organizing New Ministry

ROME, Oct. so.-By Tho Arsoci-
ated Press, cabinet-)EThe new 1tal-
ian cabinet Of Benito Mussolini was
announced this evening as follows:
Premie-, minister of the interior
and foreign affairs. Benito Mussolini.
Minister of war. General Armando
Diaz.
Minister Of marine. yce-Admiral
Thaeon Di Revei.
Minister Of tho treasury. Professor
Luigi Einaudl Nationalisu.
, 1922-10-30

Murder of Req. ChristIer Is Charged to
Failure of Mrs. Carleton to Win Lore
Awayfrom Rector's Wife

HAvRE, Mont, Oct, sO:-That Mrs. Margaret Carleton
deliberately attempted to win the Rev. Leonard ]. Christler.
rector of st. Marks Episcopal church of this city, from his
wife, and that failing, she shot the minister and then herself,
is the belief of Bishop Frederick Faber, head of the diocese
of Montana, according to a statement made by him today.
, 1922-10-30
CIVILIZATION COMING
INTO IT'S RIGHTS, LATE
HAPPENINGS INDICATE
BY J. w. t. MASON

Present political events hroughout Europe ant in Japan show beyond any reasonable
that civilization is getting back to its rights
Instead of peSmim, there is eaonf orp profound optimism in the world because of
thse changes now taking place so rapidly:
1. In treat Britain the breakup of the Loyd George coalition and the return to party
, 1922-10-30

in a love batsse for the kaisers
in love with him at first sight.
The kaiser told Hermine that
kaiserin on her deathbed approved o,
remarriage and as he viewed the pos
sibiiities. he regarded her as tho
worthless woman to FIJI the place ths
kaiserin had occupied He was very
frank about the opposition Of me
crown princess and others but oio
not heed it. He desired TO give me
kaiseriy command which WOULD matt
the in-rigues against marriage.
The princess found IL cmparrassfns
that she was not approved by the Kai,
ser's assistants who had no rignt y
snub her. Incidentally his family Rrs
ferred that he wed the aixty-yeaIo"
Charlotte.
, 1922-10-30
BRIDE OF EK-kAISER TO
TAKE title or QUEEN
OF PRUSSIA, SHE SAYS

BERLIN, Oct 30-(By United Press Princess Hermine inenh II ue the title
kaHerfn and qNno of Prussia after her wedding ito Kaiser Wilhelm at Doono Nou6
The wedding itself is the result of the former kasernse earnest wish that the kner re-
wed to free himself from loneliness and despair in Dutch exile
The princess the United Press learns, has ien friends this information ShnuNme
1T was revealed amongo other facts that's ec onaueredi love hatNa for te kairs
, 1922-10-30

Minister OF industry .Theophile
Rossi Nationalist.
Minister of finance. sisnor De
Stefani FascistD.
Minister of the coionic-. Luigi Fed
eral tNa.ionalisp.
Minister Of liberated regions. Gig
nor Guiriati Fascistn.
Minister OF JUSTICE Aldo Ov.glio
Fascisti).
Minister of education. sisnor Gen
tito OemocraD.
Minister of agriculture. Luigi Cap
itanio FascistD.
, 1922-10-30

ROME-King Victor Emmanuel
Of Italy yields TO power Of the Fas-
eIsd and invites to Rome national
ist chief, Mussoiini. to head the new
cabinet.
, 1922-10-30

The only night air that Is injurious
IN last nights Open the window and
let II out.
, 1922-10-30
LUMBER CAR
Death TRAP
Only THO of Fine Beating Way in Ca,
Escape Death Wher Cargo of LumberEs
Shifted in Switching of Burlington
Train at Ponder Riper Station

Three men were crushed to death almost instantly and
two others were injured when the car of lumber in which
they were beating their way on Chicago, Burlington {
Quincy freight train No. 76, ~eastbound, was converted into
a death trap by the sudden shifting of the lumber while
switching was il progress at Powder River station. 40 miles
, 1922-10-30

NEW BRUNswICK-Mrs. Jane
Gibson a y she wants TO challenge
Mrs Hall TO meet her face to lace
and refute Mrs. Gibson's story of
murders Of Rev. Edward Wheeler
Hall and Eleanor II. Mills.
, 1922-10-30

funeral OF Rev. Leonard ]. Christie7
slain in Havre. Mont. early Frid-y.
will be held next Friday at 4 p. IN.
in St Paul Episcopal church, Places
will be reserved for fraternal, social
and religious organizations with
which the Rev. Christier was identi-
fled. Mrs Christier will remain at
her mothers homo In Auburn while
In the east Burial win be at Maple
Grove cemetery. near here.
CHICAGO. Oct. disappearing the
doubts expressed by Mrs. Joseph II.
Pyle that her daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Carleton. killed the Rev. Leon
ard Jacob Christier at Havre. Mont,
and then committed suicide, c. Il.
Booth. n OF the officials of the Mu-
tual-Elwell Chautauqua bureau. by
whom Mrs. Carleton was employed.
today made public a letter written
by Mrs. Carleton last Thursday, the
day before the tragedy, and received
in Chicago Saturday.
The letter speaks of her iyceum
work and her plans for her little
daughter. and containd a promise to
call on Mr.. Booth when she returned
to Chicago.
In expressing the opinion that
Mrs. CirSafcu did not murder Christ
ior nor XIII herself. Mr.. Booth said
Continued on Page Five
, 1922-10-30

VIENNA-Great crowd protests
against the league Of nations plan
created at Geneva for aid of Aus
trja.
, 1922-10-30

ATHENS - Greek assemblage
shouts for heads of former ministers
and tears Constantine's portraits
from walls after speech of yenizel-
ist.
, 1922-10-30

ROME-Pope Piss calls on italian
bishops to urge their people 10 "a
'tfratricidal struggle which delays
healing OF wounds inflicted by war.
, 1922-10-30

ATHENS-Last of Greek soldiers
leavs eastern Thrace and most of
civilization population has also been
evacuated.
, 1922-10-30

PARIS-Paris gets report OF a
severe storm in the Atlantic and
American vessel Baladan signals
that she Is in distress.
, 1922-10-30
LATE FLASHES

Wirth for calling in neutral experts
TO find means to stabilize the mark.
, 1922-10-30

BERLR-German press is sus-
picious and criticizes Chancellor
, 1922-10-30
Weather Forecast

Censraiiy fair tonight and Tuesday.
Warmer in cxtrem southeast porJion
tonight warmer TUESDAY.
, 1922-10-30

ROME, Oct. 2o.-Sas p. m. by The
Associated Press.l-Serious rioting
broke out here tonight. Parties of
Continued on Page Thres)
, 1922-10-30
Tae Casper Tribune

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