New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1925, Page 8

TONG LEADERS « AGREE 70 PEACE Another Truce Arrived at--Final ~¢ This Time New York, Sept, 1.—The grand secretaries of the warring Chinese tongs were brought together by Dis- trict Attorney Banton and his first ansistant, Ferdinand Pecora. in the the presence of a Chinese peace- maker, Les Kee, presid SN Chinse Benevolent assc A three.c Chinese went among the ton peacemaker, wl torney lookad on aald they had agreed to the district | attorney’s opening suggestion of an arbitration committes to he orgar {zed under purely Chinese ausplees a8 soon as they nation-wide membership of the two warring tongs No Further Attacks Tn the meantime, they eaid, ward would be sent eut forbidding any conld econsult the further attacks by members of one | tong on the other _Mr. Banton declared he was sat- 1sfled with the progress made a that “I don't think we'll have any more troubla” Tt the Chinese f agree armanng themeelves they have promiséd to come back to see WM [ton jaunched his plan D= | party is to complicate affal ened them with prison and deporta- tlon it the tong war continued, It} was then that District Attorney Ban- | ton arrived at police headquarters | (and found them willing to accept when lie offered himself as a peace maker. The Chinese accepted, how ever, under the condition that Lee Kee of the Chinese Benevolent as soclation should sit with Mr. Bantor Henry Moy represented the Or Leong Merchants' assoclation and Wong Get represented the Hip Sing Tong society yester “Send the lawyers v, rict attorney | sald, “and close the s Lach Blames Other Both representatives then told the distriet attorney thelr rivals had y | violated the treaty which ended t district attorney's office yesterday in | previous tong war on reading settle g March 26 wing terms are to nd to resolve a loubts so that the members of the he fol 3 ' dlspu two tongs may live at peace with ne another,” treaty goes o 1 on for many pages, ges, with sue - | provisions as this two tongs, after peaca 18 de hall mind thefr own bus ness, Ineluding law-suits, by add Moreover the treaty provided that a Chinese should have Ing witnesses," 2 voice In deciding which tons 119 collect his tribute, when botk temanded it, instead of being killed by the one to whom ha neglected to pay and then heing avenged by the Roth tongs admitted been trouble between thelr members but both #ald they were personal killings and not official actlon by the thera had 10 |tongs. Tt was at this stage that Mr. Ban for purel) before taking the law into thelr oWn [ “hinese arbitration and a rewriting hands again Yesterday was the second time the tong leaders have met since the aut. break of hostilities o week agn, With five men dead, the first brought the leaders for e headquarters Friday 1y to po- nd threat. Stars Marry Miss Jeanne Fagels, star of *“Rain,” which had a long run on Broadway jed {o Edward Harris (Ted) Coy, former Yale football star was secrefly ma | right home,” of the peaca treaty of the tonge WIFE A SUICIDE AFTER PHONE CAL Tells Hushand to Hurry Home' From Office New Tork, Sept. 1.—An hour and a halt after she telephoned to he hugband to hurry home from his of fice, yesterday 1fternoon, Mrs. James B. Dickey, 31, wife of an official of Tiffany Co., jewelers, fired four bu lots | her head in thelr apartiment at 17 outh Munn avenue, Orange, N, J. She dled last even in Orange Memorial hospital, Mrs. Dickey telephoned to hef husband at 2:30 o'wock. He no. ticed a tinge of despondency in her voice, but thought nothing of it un- il she said “You'd better hurry and hung up the re cefver, At 4 o'clock the elevator man, en tering the lebby of the apartment house, heard four shots. He and tenants made a futile effort to trace them. Mr. Dickey, startled by his wife's request, immediately left his offics He arrived home a few minutes aft er 4. He let himself into his apart ment with a pass key and called his wife's name, There was no response Hurryirg into her room, he found her lyving across the bed. In her hand was a revolver. On a dresscr was a note, the contents of whiel Mr. Dickey and police refused to di vulge, Mrs. Dickey, who was unconscions was hurried to the hospital. E&he died at 7 o'clock without regaining consclonsness. Mr. Dickey sald he was unable tc suggest a motive for his wife's act || He said she appeared'in the best of health and spirits when he starfed for his office in Manhattan yesterday morning. 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