Trap 2 for Attempt 10 Kill Bride
In Fairfield Connecticut a bride was attacked and thrown into a well after an assault and robbery. Joseph Marok and Bartoni Lasky were taken to Fairfield to be arraigned on charges of assault with intent to murder highway robbery and theft. The bride Anna Maskel of Chicopee is expected to lose both feet from frostbite but is likely to recover.
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Springfield
Joseph Marok
Bartoni Lasky
Marok
Fairfield
Conn
Anna Maskel
Chicopee
Bride Describes Brutal Connecticut Robbery and Vicious Plot
Anna Maskel, a Koroyna native now in Holyoke, planned a home with Marek who snatched her pocketbook and plotted a fraudulent marriage. They fled to Fairfield, were captured at a Springfield railroad station, and extradited to Connecticut. The bride lies seriously injured at St. Vincent's Hospital with two feet likely to be amputated. Marek, also known as Brooks, has prior work history in Palmer and Worcester. the motive appears robbery.
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Chicopee
Koroyna
Austria
Marek
Holyoke
Lasky
Fairfield
Springfield
Laskey
D. A. Burr
L. E. Richards
Connecticut
Anna Maskel
Hartford
Conn
Justice of the Peace
Dennis J. Murphy
Worcester
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bridgeport
William E. Ferris
Ferris
Brooks
Wright Whro Works
Palmer
Five Children Saved From Gas In Roxbury Home
Coal gas leaked from a Roxbury furnace at 794 Parker Street trapping five Hines children Winnifred 22 Helen 20 Edward 19 John 17 and Peter 10. Parents and two doctors labored all day to revive them while Winnifred fled to the window and alerted others.
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Edward Hines
Parker Street
Roxbury
Winnifred Hines
Winnifred
Helen
Edward
John
Peter
Gas leaks endanger children in the Hines household
Helen Hines awakened by a five oclock alarm inhaled gas from a furnace leak in the cellar. Winnifred, Edward, and the two younger brothers collapsed as the gas spread through upstairs rooms. Mrs Hines and a neighbor aided with windows opened and artificial respiration until doctors reported recovery late last night.
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Helen
Winnifred
Edward
John
Peter
Edward Hines
Battered yacht abandoned near breakers off Atlantic City
The schooner Mist of the New York Yacht Club was deserted today by owner Howard Binney of New York and his guests after being driven toward the breakers by a southeast gate near Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mist
New York Yacht Club
Howard Binney
New York
Yacht Crew Rescued After Storm Off Ocean Pier
Mr Bin ney and Mr and Mrs W L Darnell of New York with their 2 year old daughter reached the sea end of the ocean pier and were saved by spectators. Mrs Darnell is in serious condition at Hotel Traymore after seasickness. Lifesavers in a new power lifeboat rescued four crewmen and the cook as the vessel drifted toward breaking waves.
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Yawl
Binney
W. L. Darnell
New York
Ocean Pier
Cook
Storrow Gains 12 Votes in Early Ward Recount
James J. Storrow netted 12 votes more than Mayor-elect Fitzgerald in the first nine wards during a recount at Faneuil Hall yesterday. Election commissioners said the tally change did not materially affect the mayoralty result.
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James J. Storrow
Fitzgerald
Faneuil Hall
Recount Shows Little Change in Ward By Ward Results
The recount confirms the day’s vote counts with minor shifts. Storrow gains in Ward 6 and small gains in Ward 9 while Fitzgerald slips in several wards. Continuation planned, with over 100 staff at the hall and counting resuming in Wards 190 to 18 today.
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Storrow
Charles H. Innes
Charles H. Choate, Jr
Fitzgerald
Charles Sumner Sullivan
Charlestown
Edmund Billings
Dick” Fields
Cradle of Liberty
Fields
Hugh Drysdale
Drysdale
Unionist gains far below expectations in general election
In London final tallies show Unionists 92 seats, Liberals 77, Labor 16, Nationalists 13. Net Unionist gain 29, with 19 seats gained today, Liberals up four, Laborites one. Results suggest Liberal return to power pending Scotland and Wales polls.
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London
Scotland
Wales
Results of British Elections to Date
Report shows Unionists gaining 15 seats from Liberals and 14 from allied ministerialists in yesterday’s voting. To date Unionists have net 31 seats from Liberals, with ministerial losses reduced to 29 by two Laborite wins. Lib-Lab- Nationalist balance suggests Liberals will retain power with a reduced majority. Scotland and Wales have not yet voted.
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Scotland
Wales
What a Liberal Victory Means to Britain
The article outlines the likely effects of a Liberal win including curtailment of Lords powers, a rebuke to the Lords for budget rejection, and the Commons budget passage in the dissolved Parliament. It notes continued free trade and Home Rule for Ireland as key aims in the new Parliament under Premier As quith.
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Lords
Commons
Ireland
Yesterday's Voting Highlights and Shifts in Power
The piece notes John Burns's re election as labor leader with a reduced majority from 1600 to 555 and about 350 above the district norm. Will Crook Liberal Labor loses by 200, down from 2112 in 1906. Ex Premier Balfour gains a creased majority while Admiral Lord Beresford is returned as leader of the Opposition.
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John Burns
Will Crook
Balfour
Lord Beresford
House of Commons
Hamar Greenwood
York
Joseph Martin
British Columbia
St. Pancras
East
L. G. Chiozza Money
North Paddington
Will Crooks
Woolwich
Sir H. Robson
North Kensington
John Gorst
A. J. Balfour
Randolph Churchill
Lord R. Cecil
G. Stewart Bowles
Philip Showden
Thomas Barclay
Blackburn
Claude Hay
Hoxton
Shoreditch
C. Addison
Hay
Addison
Hagegerston
Hon. R
Guinness
H. G. Chancellor
A. Bonar Law
Walter Hamelong
William Bull
William
Hammersmith
Portsmouth
Lord Charles Beresford
B. G. Falle
H. E. Duke
Exeter
Peckham
Camberwell
Henry Cubitt Gooch
Bare Hundred
Many MPs fall as Liberal landslide fades across Britain
The article notes few big surprises as incumbents face losses in many constituencies. John Burns in Battersea and Clapham held firm, while Augustin Birrell Hobhouse and T J MacNamara saw reduced majorities. Prominent figures such as L G Chiozza Money and Will Crooks failed to win reelection.
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John Burns
Local Government Board
Battersea
Clapham
Burns
Augustin Birrell
Ireland
C. E. Hobhouse
Treasury
Bristol
T. J. MacNamara
Admiralty
Camberwell
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