New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1919, Page 1

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RIUHNH BREAKS OUT AFRESH: wiLson ALTH@Ugg,gICK;g %Egr NGUIGLEY SCORES ANARCHISTS MAKING BRAVE RT I NEN ATIACKED GONG TOWORK 30405 v pirsrzar covrerence, MO LAUDS ORGANIZED LABO Broken Heads and Brlraicr:rkened Eyes at Brad- Extends Weicome to 5Ist Anniversary Co dock: At Mingo Junction, Ohio, Bricks Are | Dictates Letter to Del-| VICTIM OF PARK HOTEL BRAWL DIES; vention of Knights of Pythias Here and Say Thrown and Situation Is Regarded As| ecgates, Outling His| ALLEGED ASSAILANT REARRESTED TO Such Fraternal Organizations Can do Muc | Serlous, Appedl Is Made to Governor Views on the Oues-j ANSWER CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER | Toward Making Better American Citizens ; : LS ti t Issue —————— - JOWLISHAW ELECT | STRIKERS PLEASED UNIUNIS“ ASSA“J:B 100 a; squ ,SM!AR EfilS!S TAKES Csarles Asal.v 31, .\'u'c umbs BULSHEVISTS HGHT ey (_‘lm “1) pll;;;;ir; AT TROOFPS’ CO TROL SEVERAL MEMBERS I to Stab Weunds—Thoma . e AS ‘NEW AUTBERAGY’% GETTING IvpATIENT] PLACE WITH TREATY| Napwi, 55, venies t1e 55 10 RETAIN CAPITALL.....os cove of ridgene h’:‘f\(;lt\'l‘h:: X:I;{e:‘am:m i i S ’ Guilty, Althoush Fail (fi 71;61' it Chosen Grand Chancelld b uestin YsefliTas WA 2 romis: ssible in Lat- (eSS Sonator Frelingluysen Soores‘beb ions Will Not End and, Compromise Possible in La 6 o Charie of A1l Lodgidl Dispatch of Federal Treops | » ORI or and Federal Control *| TRAGEDY STALKS ' ing De: | Three Groups Will Pro-| ter and Federal Control STALKS Near, Russians Are P \ Gt to Pittsburgh Zone. | Present Leade smp ol Labor SRy ik 3 Nna AL gmaymg DAr | Conn. District. ceed to Frame New Pro- of Former is Opposed. IN NAPPI FAMILY - saying that he would not fight for Is Sent to America—Reds” Rep- | country or home and would not defe: his wife in case of attack, shoul be allowed to mingle in the midst out in the steel mill district at Br — 4 camprgmise hetween senate advo- | lice were notified by Miss O'Keefe, | can dock shortly after noo ST : 5 night nurse : ¢ New Britain Gen- % C hortly arter noon According Miners' Demands Are Inordi- Washington, Oct. President | LA e v L B '. S to reports received by the police her Wilson, despite his illn {00k i per- | the German peace tre s suid to| ¢ril hospital that Charles Asal, vie- | resentative at Petrograd — Said to i <on, despite his 00k w per- i the Ge e i as said to] 2 AR (T T T ‘ S 4 . 3 i f { tim of « felonious assault alleged to @ mob of 1,000 persons gathe ¥ bate und Time Has Come ‘to Put a | a toc o e sideration to- | | . 3 y : he loyal citizens s o S of 1, persons gathered iy il 1;‘”\1 lay in the national in- ' have received serious consideration to-| i O R F 00 B s ae | Have Fled—Gen. Yudeniteh Await- | the loyal citizens of lln‘ umr:tlx_ " Vil conlerence in an elforl "tol qay apa conference of democratict Nappi on the night of Oclober 10, had . b Lo ipio such fraternal orss LSS vert a break which is threatened as < ing Reinforcements, as the Knights of Pythias to drive h Idaders held after Chairman Lo died. In less than three-quarters of i | ¥ T uN e hi to Hell out of this coun were t] the | #tn hour Nappi was aroused from his London, Oct. 21.—Orel has been re- | words uttered by Mayor George slumbers atythe home Qf his sister-in- | taken by the Bolsheviki. who also Quigley at the opening of the § cates and opponents of reservations to | the vicinity of the plants and fight- Btop to Siriking Frenzy Swe ing resulted in which Tumber of numt < Over Country. result of the inability of - the capi- | rioters were injured. One stale trooper !l and labor groups to reach a satis- | had eailed o meeting tomorrow of was seriously hurt and brought to a| Washington, , Oct. * 21.—Unionism | fnetory aguvecment on (he colleclivo!| foreign relations committes to con-. { hospital here. A troop of state po- under ils present leadership was s R ie i e Sider hew rosorvidions snd modifions | Lo Misiintonin INapplfol 70 Cher=ifike fqeteated 10! regiments of \\Gien. | anniversary copvention of Enigihil lice was rushed to the scene from tacked in the senate ay by Sena- |\ ictaica mone ety tion of those reported aut by the com-| 'Y street, and brought to police head- | Mamontoff’s arnty outside of Vor. ‘thias in Vega hall, Arch stre Rankin, nearby, and ut one olclock tor Ifrelinghuysen republican,’ New ctates Long Letter. Mitlec: Seitociber 0 | auarters where he was detained for | onezh, according to a wireless dis- | {his morning T dyins b e Sl e In*a 600 word letter to Secretury | ™ 58 PEUEN B G dier, repub- | 1l this morning on u charge of [ pateh sent out by the Soviet movern the | manslaughter. At his request, €X-1ment in Moscow pressed to the court throt the . In opening his address May] Quigley welcomed the several hu dred delegates to the convention af gave them the freedom of the ci He extended them a welcome not. ol a city official but as a brother me ber of the lodge. ew Britain undoubtedly been the place of mg conventions than ny city of its sl in the state and for that reason it ¥ been given the name of Conventi City, by many of the fraternal orgay zations,” he said, adding, “I am sor however, that fraternal organizatis holding conventions here have nat| . R ey | Lane, dehairman of — (he conference, ARG e o Eor of Given Freedom of City. in Free-for- A4 Critic the demands of the bi- i dictated from his sick bed, the presi alled mild” res group, in t #thered about the main tuminous coal miners, for a five day | dent outlined his views as (o the eon- |y qquced in the sen & nu 8 agency ol Court Interpreter Lacava, Awaiting Reinforcements. ute at st S Hamnian Lt EWesk BNl el a5 L Sennioy | anencolETiuntion BEnhe ettriwan i e e e R e Nappi was given @ continuance until Helsingfors, Iinland, Oct. 21 of the Carnegie Sic . i Beanddock Irelinghuysen, who s airman of | Mediately dispatehed to /Mr. = Lane. iy tions. Jic said they vepresotited Phursday morning in bonds of $1,000 | Gen. Yudenitch has encountered who, it was explained, was (o use 1t Groie o Spublicans desiving (o] (0 enable him to secure counsel. His | strong Bolshevist resistance beyond | their way to the mill, #lly ¢ blow the coal strike, called upon Ameri- | 4t his elon Feach an agreement on reservatic pleaof not guilty, entered at the| pylkovo, about seven miles south of and @ party of workers, cin public vpinion to scoteh a move- | May Hold Up M : Seven reservations were pres tima he was arrajgned for a plain as- | potrograd. e has therefore halted fists and dinnes buckets, rocni which he f «d would result in snference was not in sossion | by McCumber. They deal witn 1ne ; suult was repeated today to the more ! his advance to concéntrate his forces | piant. class zovernment e M cceived {hie cdom- | duestions of withdriuval, asticle XN, | serious chavgo while awaiting reinforcements and Criticizes Moners' Demands. munication, hav met at 1005 w, m. | domestic aitairs, the Monroc doctrin Al N Claimed. e Was Stabbed. ’ | heavy rtillery One hundred guns wator said the | and adjournéd at the request of the | Shantun nd the inequality of vol ‘ I'he atorvgas stold Sy isal “"”-\'.u*.u'lwd his army today s, holf of them | jabor sroup after two resolutions had strength in the league assembly. | before his death has not changed in lederal control of the sugar crop any way from t(he explanation of Red Delogate Flees. vas opposed 1« 3 « wdnate fered by him soon after he received N e O ol Ty gducUion®ana B an i in=Hi S ins o R el L in iculture conmitice T L R RISl m SRt Gl 7 (Ve (R forTeri B an vl iR Oyain sl iR il e e e price to the consumer of i reserve to he nsed only when: danger | Spreckles, @ New York retiner who and Nappi hecame embroiled in an [ meng representative in Petrograd, has when the officials and business men plamed governmental interference for Arsument in the latter's room on the | withdrawn from thut city, taking with | {nis city Iay aside politics . and top floor of {hc Park hotel and tus-|iim all men ablo to bear arms, ac- e, |'sled. While, he was on the floor he | sording to reports to the German this morring, hooted . nen on the serate committee investigating and could i heen presented It was d the let- would resuli | qer mizht not be presented (o the | to $2.50 a t { of the conference breaking up be- ‘Is the United States ready to be | eule: the exi : ~u situation | ness we will erect one the I best auditoriums the e '“in.u: l::”(':xl!n:“Iinl({“ et MWilsonFrdvbailiotRtoudition s, (hwfrll‘:i;\‘ ::\r.’\.‘y,;‘::‘:f"l s \\nwdll'y felt a sharp pain in his abdomen and [ press. The official documents and The' serious situation in the confer- | o881 ol FIEEEL T G ized that he had been stabbed, [ cash, it is deel A vehae tiaken encc was repoftod to “the president f ci o oo e atore. January he | #1though no knife has heen found as | o Moscow Knocks Labor Unres [fearly todty afieria - gontorence oSl qiieql to velicyel (holmroscnt sltulitlony | xincRln e pools ol o iR | ‘Discords and misunderstandir tween Chairman Lane, Seeretary Wil- [ m 50 e =t e a0 board, He s discovered within few min- Want Food From U, S, are daily rising throughout the cou | “The time '} e Lo put an end S hclo L o 10 this new autocracy,” said the .y iMd presenve or tor. “Uniess this intolerable-condition : having €an be rectificd: unless some means son, of the labor department: Ber cs by one of the hotel attendants | P v and ch of this is caused b be found to prevent imposition of Phe s, | try and much of this used by m| object (o sovernment cor it rard M. Baruch, chairman of tfe : \fter the police had been no S hoti bbb or! DI DB BRI, GO s would reduce the price to con 18 police had been noti- | jyigier here, 1. N. Morris, has re- | Who haye not mo Americanis public group: Thomas l. Chadbourne, | ficd and conducted a hurried investi- | (oo o request by {elegraph from | At the present time it is vital the ' it G = R o ) 1| General Yudeniteh and Prentier Lia- | all stand by the government : as t tary nnulty e pres moned and ordercd the man removed A ! country is in timoe of stress and reco) ] e | nozow of the governmen: of North- S immediately dietatéd the lettc v |'to the hospital at once. A\t the hos s struction, and needs the support of v Spreckels had freauent clashes west Russia urging the United States | § » stenographer andg sianed (1 NS aprachel Leelifsoalienl | : | those living in it. Many of the fd s re of mak- ; wit 1 i Inns s 3 *C1 {0 send food and other necessitics for . rausi 1 i the remedy o tanaK Sl oy withl 4 lead pancil vith William AL Glaszow, Attorney srious nature but hopes for his| 0 R eigners coming to this country do T ble to the sume ox- ; for: (het 8 SEBquilizationshoard e Al . | Petrograd, which General Yudeniteh | § t ! 4 held out. Yesterday | SO O ke today. The | 2bPreciate the liberty they have be | = | cemers €an Stockholm, Oct. 2 sueh unthinkable demands and h owus Dpenalttes; unless collective saining can be continued in an orderly man- 10 with due regard to the public clia and comfort, a new remedy sumer. Inste x brought about : an of (he committee of 15 and J1x 2 ) Eh Dr. George Wagan wassum- | m increase in the price to the con- pital his wounds were found fo he of ten on the hias across the sheet chirged: there nas heen hoardin condition took a noticeable S : apparently his ha s somewhat over ibe country and declared that e L et B v oaanarchy Wky when he o Mr, Tumu- | Western beet guzan rowers were | o SIS e inine e aied ! ik > 1 | z ! serted that Yudeniteh's troops on § steel strike the | (v immedintely I for the - withholding the crop from the i’ 5 . _ ; i : 4 4 Lscapes By Use of Rope. urday last were only five miles from | shoremen’s strike, the | American building where the confer- | markeis. Me also asserted that sev \ccording to information received | petyy 1 . sion police strike, the New York | ence sits, to present the letter to Mr. | e thousand tons of raw ar from s S ed to remain, we don’t want that ki 4 5 by the police, Nappi, to guard against 1's sirike and other labor dis- | Lanc. the Philippines we held in of people,” he declared 3 - Preling: | d any possible chance of being sus -f\l‘,mm,” Frelinghuysen Conference Will Proceed, New York by speculators et el ol ade w..mm..m:‘ SPR]NGF]ELD HOLD UP Speaks of Roosevelt. o The preside gnature w recovery were LoRtheR ILwsRROLEthe : siven. Liberty does not mean licer request was forwarded to Washing- B1) 3 058, v 9 e e and license is what many think th T 3 .| they have been given. Many have tered this country with unmoral bol of fade ov and mind. ‘They shauld not be alle the government into the ; ‘hh I ”h’,‘(‘” Before the brief session today Pressed by Mr. Glasgow as to the | oeeape from the room on the top | During the weelk| this Loyt 2 halt s callet | paieman Lane said the conference | identity of the persons halding the [ oo o the hotel hy taking hold of s observe the birthday of one its | sugar from ‘the Philippines, the wit- the autocracy of s government | weuld not be permitted to end A strong rope uscd i ide line on | yjasked Men Compel Watchman To | America’s most honorable, respect work and that the leaders of the tnree | Ness named mes 8. Connell Co.f {he fire escape and s ng from the and sincere citizens; a man who groups —capital, labor and the publ and wnikow Rionda and Co. 'both | window of his apartment He drop Lead Them to Safe and DIsclose pfimes said harsh words and ma had decided to frame a new and f of New York ped fo the zrownd uminjured and aft . R T but who ivas hen® — comparative p ogram, involving all in- 5 er walting for things to blow over| $300 In Casl Sttt e e R e = Ny T dustrial i 5 aneral nature. It! Q v ~ walked from the alley that runs be- = % . ) sive rcountry. That man was Theadol : s specific issue (hat has caused the pres strec By this time, howcver, the | ™" SISOV bl Ll R zood nationalism, to be f T N watehin: ) e Sincl: te g i ent wion would be avoided GETS THREE MONTHS | compiaini had been lodged with the | Watehm AL { \j'i _\n.‘lnv I ek | pared in case of war, and Amg ‘Local Man to Be Married in Mount W there was no talk of bolting police and the officers on (he Main | {9 In SRLNEEld A T L e e s b Parolman the conference, rral members ol S street beats were furnished a com o'clock this morning and ‘“”HI{»HH‘ this m:‘\‘(\\ ‘» sadly in need of, Vernon, N. Y., 10 Days After Being | the labor group plainly were impa plete description of the man want- | him to lead them to (he safe, from | ts BORR B S 500 S IR PR © ey ent. Delegates in the public group, [ 1oeal Min Goes A-Wooing in Hartiord | Wihicht {16y ook aboutis $30¢. 8 qihey [[SOUDEHIIENFOLRLOCHY > T In less than five minutes after | pé o defend that which the Discharzgcd from Se 1 forefathers fought for and that whi ever, were confident th e labor A | ' . S escaped in a touring g however, were confident that the labor With Guu—Will lHave (o 1nd made his appearance on Main U in urin ¢ Mr. and Mys, | YePresentatives would mnot leave the Sireot Nappl was nceosted at thoe yall Ane s ke e T ? : | } corporation | M. H. Wi b rview sirect, | ",'l"":"““ . “"”l"' ook Lopzes die Serve Time. rond arcade by Officers Michael| FOUR KILLED IN WREGK citizens should be on their gua a dvan gainec ough havin : e “red” prop- | n : e, of M \ b : & . Fltnn and Joseph Kennedy and told | A e . L u ot i it | Succecded In bringing (he public rep-| Lobart Zallardo of this city, who | that he was under arrest for e | ) ah i e e bt ol be marpled 1R that | resentatives into line with them on| went a-woolng With a sevolver In| siuiing asal. Denying any lnowl. | _ ] e S R G - S VY every important issue thus far intro- | Hartford yesterday. was given a three s of the assault he was brought to | Several Others Injured When Thivd 80500 O ntry TR e ¥ ot Moun. Vernon, wiil offi- duced. months' jail sentence by Judge 1- jrougnou SoU nis The coupic will be attended by | ward Dickinson in the Harviford poli | are far from agreement amons them- | CoMed weapon. Zallardo went inio ¢ Put fo plea for plain assiult he en- ) . I helieve in organized labot sclves on a declaration regarding col- [ |[GRIAR vestiurant i front strect 1t ered a plea of not zuilty and as his ew York, Oct. 2f.——lour persvnsis ¢ L LB el s lective bargaining despite their efforts | it b b t i Yo victim was unable to appear against were Killed wnd several injured when jpg have crected in this cif tolzeachlial common) understanding an| RdLEes SRl B0 oS MIBHEORERAURIEE 8¢ who we conferenc sterday and 1 nighi. | O ¢ qrew i revOIver. SaV-| or $100, a cash bond having been giv- train erashed into the rear of a second ey SR P Some members of the group were said [ 1% hatinegron gl > ""‘" I Sshedl o h e Nuppt to suarantoe Nistappears | train stallod hetween 175t and 1T5th zanized labow uni HiE will nding b the substituccia ||| S OSSR [ streets carly today. Slippery rails, parf in the destruction of properf T, Pt GO || oGl S CRTLL 7t O Ceme] to it : due (o the light moraing rain are s e St e ner e 5 3 L : up at 11 o'clock to keep the “date sted While in Bed. | that a new proposal he submitted. station in spite of his objections Avenue * Crashes Into Re vid and held for trial on the morning of Fmployes Disagree, ;i Believes in Organized Labos will leave on medfately after the upon their return will Wilcox States him the case was continued in bonds northbound Third avenue elevated yer cted b e et & . i o 1d to have made the emerg y x . they are not law abidig . : Judge Dickinson, in the ecase of| Night ant IKclly was (e p y I y 1 & New Resojutions Today. Siaic ¥ S e brakes of little avail i 4 5 e loyal to th T, License Restored To lutions Tod Frenk Desano, Crescenis Mariar id first Lo be motified of ihe' death of inoving (rain fo i surldg he countr . i+ Atotement @ pain . ¢ reselutions introduced at ' Salvadore Monigli. all of this city,| Asal fhis movming and he at ones o000 PR IS TR or mna Lvrner of Death Car |the scwsion of ihic conference this who were arrested on Front streel ves- | communicated with Sireel Seracani oo SEPITHATTCIN Pt fos i seoped three quarters ¢ was one by L. F. Loree. of terday on the charge of breach of the | William . Hart, who handles the sec Criticizes Police Union o s 5 o capital group, urging a declara- peace, suspended indgment. giving the | tion of the city south of the railrond . ; Lie aulomobile com- | 5 P, & CobiE 4 ! g C £ the city south v o < o : Unions of the kind as the Bostd Bt Gty e vor of employers furnishing Young men a severe reprimand. tracks, Sergeant Hart. together witn | Measuring H. S. Boy i contralled by 6ol Clark > Sl 1ed foriowing | the nce policies covering the five o R Officers Quirk ard Strolls went to (he For R. O. 'l. (. Uniferm show loyalty to the country,” he @ tho ir ¢ ’ " " - * hazards, sickness, accidont, un- . 1o I he Park hotel formerly « " f ! ] ; ‘ ch he figured about . accid . . m in th ik « erly o serted The st of tha tforge w Hin real cstote agency B et superannuntion s Captain Smith Reaches ied by thie accused and found thiat | | Capiain James Dunne, in e o S TS SRR Now iri n units ¢ L n pasi week 23 building lots | i ¢ e death fr. Lorec said Sh riten ~ . he I 1aft ihose ntera T : the : ; - ; 6n vostovad te hifnt, O!Gonhell vas . sald such poiicics se i he had left those quar nforma 1 Hory of the countey and the meki amounting to $15,000. This lafl witl 2 cor owned by | “would enable the insured to set up San Francisco Today tion furnished the officers brought | (. Which is composed of members ar OG0 LA CURER SR Gl P T L, N it collided | A1 estate Wwith the initinl payment, Ban I'rancisco, . . ‘aptain them to the Nappi home at 0 Cher he three upper classes in - the rgn Ana desiea zenship. They, aps bungalows for the company i ar, Oie death and | WOWId reliove from the fear of want, Lowell 1. Smith -:hvr‘ fleld ry sireet, and there they found {ho hool is measuring the men for uni- Ui 5 ho aneotlaitag it G ployes. This ; . tarot i njurod g 5 the rosult, | WO o sceurity and indopendence, ontry in the army’s trans-Continental accuseq in the midst of his slumbers, | 101 nd has requisitioned the war fit to he associating with JHSHIE same ageney, i i 5 . S5 sitio z ¢ | and would encourage habits of thrift.”” afr Derby, arrived here at 9:50 un- Ho repeated his assertion that he was department f uits. 1t is the plan Amprican MR 010 SRR 5 farred to Landers, Bravy and Clark ? 5 Unide rogolution by T. (. Atke- oflicial, today, being tho first of tho not in any way responsible for the| of the director of military science to “““ "”"‘ ‘H’l‘\ B o W.. end ol } ’ won, i farmors’ delegate in the cap- fllers who gtarted from San I'rancisco wounds inflicted upon have all the male membe I tH RO 8 itsl aroup the conference would de- to return here. { Ak sin man 53| three upper classes, unless they have should rise above their polith Ban On (10 man Opera elure in favor of the right of furmers — 2 ye of age and s but little | heen excused from {he classes, uni be used for the pur, affliations and stand for America 3 " he said I i TV e é L0 YOIl CO-0POrLtive markoting o; 00 i T ATy (v Aleeactle INERS oS 1o e : 01“"0“ Ots Lo LCOA.J Upheld in New York isatian In order to maintain the p WHEATHER lce of o court interpreter when he was | WOrn at all time: “f“; g S ke <\\A‘”.\.)‘I1 ”“‘1«1;(: Gen. Woed For Presidency | New York 0ot 2inai i, (o | of theit produogu, 4 d puL 10 p He gives his occupatlon | T Sk “hea CLLL LR CH PGl R TRLE pT Timothy Bhou, chiof of the hrotnar @ us (hat of o stone mason. He is five 40 Reported Killed In e e Uiriningham, Alay, Oct. 21—=Tlead= | 1end (n a brerah 6F the pewess giad | hooa of fremen und engin 33, 100l Naztiora, Ock, 2 foot and ten inchos in helght and hi % = D 5 city and informed them t \.\] ,"vnr\ fiitrters have heen opehad heve DLy | therafora shoula be proveniad, Thig| his soat I Lho laboi group today in (nig for New Bricain and vis Ci s e fie Doarx 2 English Mine Di: sy | canism in New ‘."”""” woul )-‘vWfl # of Gen. Leonard Wood for the opifilen wae Banded (o Mayor Fylor | tho place of . J, MeNaniwen, Mr, iyt Bhowers, warmer fo- tral ugly : Sonis hinl ace ], T (v, T B fe, owing to the )““' that 4 uving for him the Ala« | front Corporatien Counssi urr, whe | Bhen daid ho had been uanble (o ni. || i Wednesday - probabiy ‘lxm e his loft check. | aster in the Levant mine at St. Just,| ' FC OF re¥idents i this clya | | on Lo the republican | was eslees 1o mpake w ruling an the | tend herstofore mvll\u (o ne rhowerr ~ 5 i 1 gotintiony . - Cornwall, today caused about 40 vrnmdfinhw tonvention ek June, subjact, late taday, with the rallroad administration, (“ontinucd on Eleventh Page.) deaths, Many miners were injured. (Continued on Eleventh Page)