New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1927, Page 5

REMOVAL OF DIAZ MAY BE DEMANDED His Continuance in Office May Block Peace Negotiation Managua, Nic, May 2 (® — Al- though the name of the conservative president, Adolfo Diaz had not been ' brought into the peace discussions between Henry L. Stimson, personal representative of President Coolidge, and the delegates of the liberal pres- ident, Juan B. Sacasa, it was learn- ed from authoritative sources today that continuance of President Diaz in office would be a stumbling block in the way of a successful outcome. The liberal delegates who reach: here Friday from President Sacasa’s headquarters at Puerto Cabezas, are known to have been given broad in- structions as to peace terms. but it was said that they could not con- sider a proposal that Diaz remain in power until the 1928 elections. The liberals claim that Diaz was the brains of the Chamorro coup “etat against President Solorzano last year, which led to the present trouble be- tween the liberal and conservative factions, and that thercfore almost anyone but Diaz is acceptable. It was agreed at yesterday's dis cussions that General Joe Maria Moncada, secretary of war and chief military commander for President Sacasa, should be represented in the conference. Consequently a mission, accompanied by United States offi- cers, was to proceed through the liberal and conservative battle lines to invite Moncada to meet the lib- erals near Tipitapi to zive his opin- fon as to the hest means for ending the warfare and for establishing an honorable peace. If General Mon- cada does not care to venture from his headquarters for this purpose, it is expected his opinion will be real- ized to Managua by Cordo Reyes, who was sent from Puerto Cabezas with the delegation and who has been designated to proceed to the general's headquarters. Leonardo Arguello, Sacasa's min- ister of foreign affairs, one of the | delogates, said after meeting: “I have recefved an excellent im- pression of Mr. Stimson. His open, frank discussion of our troubles in Nicaragua has impressed us greatly vesterday's and will be a great help in arriving | at a friendly understanding, and, I hope, ultimate peace. I believe Mr. Stimson is the finest man possible for the mission, and that justice will be given the Nicaraguan people through his efforts, due to his open, unbaised and understanding attitude. 3 “The liberals are willing to make an equal sacrifice with the conserv- atives for the purpose of peace. We believe dissemination of the true facts as gathered by Mr. Stimson in the Investigation will greatly aid the Nicaraguan cause in the United States, as many false reports of the true situation have been given.” Fighting continued in the Teustepe vicinity yesterday, but nothing de- cisive was accomplished. The liber- als on Saturday night entered Na- garotte, on the railroad between Chinandega and Managua, ~ killing 14 conservatives and gathering scores of rifles and much food be- wino plumbs— his name is LEROUX he is at your service D fore retreating. Conservative rein- | forcements proceeded to that place | | yesterday morning. American ma- | inneu are stationed at Nagarotte. Reports have been received from the |front that conservatives advancing |toward Teustepe from Boaco were forced to retreat when their am- munition was exhausted. LONDON'S SOCIAL - SEASON NOW OPEN' Return of King and Queen Marks| Annual Event : London, May 2 (UP)—With the| | return here today, of the king and | | queen from Windsor Castle, prepara- | tions will begin for the four ‘courts’ !lo be held during the summer on May 24 and 25, and June 21 and 22. | society, is the day chosen for the first performance at Covent Garde n, | ot the London Opera Syndicate’s | | season. | The demand for first-rate grand | opera is increasing greatly in Great | Britain, according to Col. Eustace | | Blois, the managing director of the | May second, which marks the|© | opening of the season for ILondon® NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1927. CONFESSES MURDER GIVES SELFUP New Jersey Man Walks Into Sherill’s Office Newton, N. J, May 2—(P— Charged with slaying his house- keeper, who he learned, had re- ceived the attention of another man while he was serving a five day jail sentence on her complaint, Albert Dodd, Jr., aged 37, of Stillwater township, was held without bail to- day at the Sussex county jail. Wild eyed and disheveled, Dodd vesterday walked into the home of Sheriff Peter J. Lanterman here, five miles from the scene of the killing and declared: “Sheriff I've committed & rdly deed and I want to con- The slain woman was Mrs. Mabel Spangenburg, 31 years old, who separated from her husband six years ago. Dodd told how he fired both barrels of his shotgun at her from a distance of a few feet. A gaping hole was torn in the wom- an’s chest and she died instantly. “I kissed her and put her in a Layettes Q) B Made & to Orderg |London Opera Syndicate, who eX-| chajir, pefore I came to you,” Dodd | pects that the success of opera in |14 the sheriff. | London will be greater this season| Dodq served the five days in the | than it was even in 1925. Sussex county jail for assault and “The number of subscriptions for | pattery on his housekeeper in the entire season is already three!March. Upon his release his three times in excess of what it was for|children told him that another man the 1925 performances,” he said to- | had visited their home, according to | day. | the confession. Practically all the seats for the| His quarrels with Mrs. Spangen- two complete cycles of “The Ring” | burg became more bitter then, Dodd are already sold out at this time, |said, and Saturday night, after an by special subscription. jargument that continued nearly to Features for this year will include | dawn he left the bedroom gnd lay the production, for the first time in | down on a couch in the living room this country, of Puccini's last opera, | with his shotgun alongside. “Turandot”. Signor Forzano, who| The woman started from the bed- {originally produced this opera as|room at :30 o'clock and as she stage director of the Scala theater in | opened the door into the living Milan, will come to London especial- | Toom he rose and fired. ly to supervise the production at Convent Garden. of Mr. and Mrs. John Emery, aged Beethoven's only opera, “Fidelio” Darents of the slain woman listened will also be given, coming at a par- | t0 2 strange story before the news tleularly opportune moment on ac- | Was broken to the couple. count of the celebration of the great| Mrs. Emery sald she had a con- composer's centenary. Two old | fUsed dream of some one being shot operas which have not been inclug- | A1 told of awakening her husband ed in the international seasons here At 5:30 o'clock with the ery of: for some years, “Les Huguenots” by| 0NN some one is shot.” Meyerbeer and Verdi's “Il Trova- | tore” are to be revived and London| A flag is kept continually over the music lovers will be given the chance | 8rave of Francis Scott Key, who hearing “Seragolio”, by Mozart, | wrote “The Star Spangled Ranner.” Bruno Walter, famous German | His grave is at Frederick, Md. conductor, will lead the orchestra | during the performances of German operas while Italian music will be || directed by Maestro Bellezza, well | known Ttalian leader. 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