Western forest fires wipe towns and kill dozens
Special from United Press Spokane Washington August 22 fires across Montana Idaho and Washington wreck Wallace Idaho and several towns. Death toll could reach 75 and losses run into millions. Authorities report widespread destruction from Taft Belnap White Pine Noxen Zeron and Camas Valley with many residents displaced and rail lines crippled. Federal aid sought as Forest Service accuses arsonists and troops prepare to reinforce Medford area for firefighting efforts.
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Connecticut autos must pay in New York State now
Connecticut autos face New York licensing rules after a state secretary of state decision citing Attorney General O Malley. New Yorkers entering New York must hold a New York license under the law, with fees 5 to enter for up to 35 horsepower, 10 for larger engines, and 75 for the biggest machines, license valid one year.
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Lawyers Bet Crippen Will Be Acquitted
London dispatch outlines Crippen defense as emotional appeals rejected and key medical evidence scrutinized. Newton argues remains are unlikely female and flight with Miss Leneve was a natural reaction under suspicion. Prosecution faces weak theory and anticipates Crippen’s release while funds support his legal team. Wireless reports add no new eventful details from Dr Crippen and Miss Ethel Leneve.
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Megantic Escorts Crippen and Leneve From St. Lawrence
Wireless despatch from Fame Point reports the steamer Megantic carrying Dr. H. H. Crippen and Ethel Leneve bound for London has passed out of the St. Lawrence mouth. The voyage remains uneventful and the prisoners are confined to their cabin. A white canvas screen on the White Star liner’s after deck shielded them from view while shore observers wondered at the setup. Tug boats with press aboard followed but could not approach, and guards remained unseen.
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Bridgeport Girl Marries New York Auto Dealer Today
Mary H Harral daughter of F W Harras Golden Hill marries Harry L Stratton an automobile dealer of New York city at the Harral homestead Harrison street noon today Rev John DePeu officiated A wedding breakfast followed The bride formerly Mrs Pierpont Rowland of Fairfield had filed for divorce citing habitual drunkenness later dropped and divorce granted after secret referee hearing They honeymoon in New York City upon return reside there Also Wheeler Wilson band concert at Washington park Aug 23 with program.
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Actress and fighter tied to mystery in New York
A woman and two men are jailed after a man found badly wounded at 261 West 42nd Street’s residential hotel. Edith Imen, an actress, says the injured man Bert Vanderbilt claimed Lambs Club ties and Vanderbilt is linked to wealth. The suspect is under guard at Flower Hospital with no clear identity yet.
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Salo on Keeper Robbed of 600 Dollars in Fairfield
Fairfield saloonkeeper Patrick J Brennan awakened to find thieves through his living rooms at Spring street and Cemetery avenue having carried a heavy trunk downstairs into the bar room and taken from 3500 to 600 dollars in cash plus clothing. Brennan, unsure when entry occurred, suspects insiders familiar with the establishment and reports to Fairfield authorities.
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Moore's Estate Final Dividend Declared for Creditors
Creditors of Charles W. Moore were notified of a final dividend of 2.8 percent, added to a 5 percent first dividend, totaling 7.2 percent on large claims against the bankrupt metal dealer who ran a business on Housatonic avenue. Extensive litigation followed his bankruptcy with hearings by Referee John W. Banks. assets were nearly nominal against liabilities of 134000 dollars. Trustee is Attorney George R. Burnes.
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Like Cured Like A 12 Year Old Dislocates Elbow
William Stanton aged 12 dislocated his left elbow while wrestling with a chum at Main and Lumber streets this morning. Dr Greenstein treated him at the emergency hospital where a second fall undone the first, forcing the doctor to admit a healing outcome despite not belonging to homeopathic practice.
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Two Small Burglaries Reported In City
Burglars struck Nathan London at 354 Main Street taking a gold filled hunting case watch and $2.50 in change along with merchandise, each attempt made with a key. John Domico of 43 Hamilton Street confessed to stealing goods from Dominica Aiello at 1 Steuben Street, both incidents occurring early today. William Rosenbaum, 114 James Street, fell from a moving trolley in South Norwalk injuring his left wrist, but not his bones. Dr. Greenstein treated him at the emergency hospital.
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Steuben Street
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Rogers Calls Primaries 10 Name Delegates
Town Chairman Rogers issued a call for Republican primaries to be held Friday Aug 26. Preliminary caucuses occur tonight and Tuesday night. The energy of the machine aims to minimize contests, especially in Lake Goodwin and the Senatorial races, to keep peace at home.
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Mrs Carr Dies of Injuries After Street Incident
Mrs Adeline E Carr dies at Bridgeport Hospital from injuries after a Saturday evening incident near Harrison Court. Fred Mills, Mitchell garage manager, drove away after stopping the auto claiming no strike. crowd alleged a hit and Mills faced arrest before release by Superintendent Birmingham.
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Carmino Piluso Confesses in 10 Year Old Stabbing Case
In Bridgeport city court Carmino Piluso a laborer aged and bent testified during his trial confessing to stabbing Salvatore D Agostino and Michele Violano. He claimed self defense after a past affray that left Salvatore Dacor dead from blood poisoning. Piluso fled the scene then returned years later. State Policeman Virelli arrested him leading to Superior court bail set at 1000 dollars.
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New Haven
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Eighteen Sailors Die In Bedford Grounding Off Corea
Eighteen sailors perish as the British cruiser Bedford runs aground near Quelpart Island at the entrance to the Yellow Sea. The 687 crew, under Captain Fitzhubert, were evacuated as Minotaur and Monmouth stood by but withdrew in a storm. the ship, built in 1903 for 3.5 million dollars, is feared a total wreck.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Targeted as Insurgent Fight Grows
Washington reports that Republican leaders say Speaker Cannon will not be solicited for speaking dates in the upcoming campaign. Taft and the committee favor avoiding insurgent clashes, concentrating on fighting Democrats instead. Iowa’s Smith and Washington’s Mumphreys have left Cannon’s side, signaling a major challenge to his Speakership if the next House is Republican.
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Cigarette smoking mother blames son’s ruin and escape
In Bridgeport 13 year old Charles Malaidy, an escapee from the state reform school, is accused of burglary at the Connecticut Auto Tire Co. and looting ball grounds. Police arrested him at his mother’s Elm Street home where a bottle labeled poison was found in his pocket. His mother attributes his crimes to persistent cigarette smoking.
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Democratic candidates to be advertised for city convention
Democratic rules require all candidates to be printed in the Farmer by Wednesday Aug 24 with their names and addresses. Aldermen follow the same ad rules. A caucus of Twelfth district Democrats will be held at 1318 Stratford Ave tomorrow night inviting all Democrats. An Alderman and five delegates will be chosen for the primaries. Arthur Burgess of 784 Main St and Fred Worthy of North Ave returned from Woodstock Vt after a two week vacation.
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Old Guard My Morrison Facing Direct Primaries Clash
The Republican Old Guard wrestles with a city convention fight over a direct primaries amendment. Morris and allies push to empower voters, aligning with leaders like La Follette Hughes and Roosevelt, as insurgents gain momentum against the machine. The issue echoes past battles and signals stakes for mayoral and party control.
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Dem Dem Club Meets to Plan District Work
A meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club of the Second District is set for Monday evening at 8 o'clock in their hall at 247 Railroad Avenue. All Democrats invited. Patrick Sullivan, Chairman. Also notes urgent Democrat gathering August 22 at the same Railroad Avenue rooms.
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