Yale Students Involved In Desperate Stolen Car Chase
Yale students linked to a red light district theft fled in a stolen car to South Norwalk pursued by Bridgeport and Norwalk officers. Three youths were arrested after being subdued with revolvers drawn, later bonded at $300 each. One suspect admitted kinship to Henry Bigelow. another, Elias Alotein, a Yale senior, faced prior suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brown
the Law
South Norwalk
Yale
Bridgeport
Frank I.ee
Walter Bigelow
Yale College
Brookline
Mass
Henry Bigelow
Bliss Howard Aiofsin
Vincent Delch
Presiding
New Haven
Weeroe House
Red Light
Brown
Milford
Main Street
Charles Suckley
Barton
Dooley
J. P. Coughlin
Chase
New York
Norwalk
Ralk
Deich
Earle Tick
Alexangerev
Cyril Biglow
Poultney Bigelow
Massachusetts
Elias Howard Alotein
Yale University
Norwich
Conn
Illinois
Alofssin
H. Alofsin
Henry D. Cowles, Jr
E. Earle Garlick
Trust Co Officials Indicted in Cincinnati Bank Case
Nathaniel F. Keith and Fletcher R. Williams former Cincinnati Trust Co officials, with George B.R. Cox as president, were indicted by the Hamilton County Grand Jury on charges of misapplication of bank funds. Weaker loans to Johnson Chair Co of Michigan City, now bankrupt, are cited amid ongoing bank investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Nathaniel F. Keith
Fletcher R. Williams
Cincinnati Trust Co
George BR. Cox
Hamilton County Grand Jury
the & Johnson Chair Company
Michigan City
Ind
Sanced
Reid Funeral With Services in Cathedral
Great Britain represented by Ambassador Bryce and Explorer Shackleton attend the Whitney Reid funeral at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York. President Taft and Col. Roosevelt sit apart as mourners, with state and diplomatic figures present. The service follows Episcopal ritual, with elaborate military escort to Grand Central and thence to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Tarrytown.
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New York
United States
Whitelaw Reid
St John the Divine
Taft
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Dean Grosvenor
Bishop Greer
Reid
England
Episcopal Church
Church of the Incarnation
Reids
London
Leonard
Cleveland
Greer
Boyd Carpenter
Westminister Abbey
Howard Chandler Robbinson
Mendelesohn
Sullivan
James Bryce
Philander C. Knox
Elihue Root
Joseph H. Choate
J. R. Morgan
Hart Lyman
Donald Nicholson
W. D. Sloane
William C. Cowles
J. L. Cadwalader
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Gray
Chauncey M. Depew
Robert Bacon
Henry White
Ernest Shackleton
Pilgrims Society of Great Britain
Florida
H. K. Hewett
Grand Central Station
North Dakota
John T. Meyers
Tarrytown
Sleepy Hollow
Tarryown
Judge Hallen Plans Two Year Staff Reappointments
Judge Edward F. Hallen announced plans to reappoint his entire office staff for two year terms starting next Wednesday. The assistants will be sworn in then as current terms expire. Henry P. Lions serves as clerk of the court with Leo J. Whaley as assistant clerk. Miss Anna M. Rube to be reappointed as copyist. Weather notes for New Haven forecast generally fair and colder tonight. Sunday cloudy with possible snow by night and diminishing northwest winds. A recent storm produced record low barometer of 28.67 inches with gusts to 50 mph, moving from Maryland to the St. Lawrence valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Hallen
Henry P. Lions
Leo J. Whaley
Anna M. Rube
New Haven
Maryland
St. Lawrence Valley
Parcel Post Stamps Demand Surges Across Nation
Uncle Sam faces stamp shortages as parcel post adoption drives massive package movement. Officials report millions of stamps daily, with 7 million used and requests flooding post offices for quick stamp loans. Director Ralph orders full stamp printers to operate Sunday to build reserves and meet rising demand nationwide.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Parcel Post
Post Office Department
Theistamp Supply Division
New York
Joseph E Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
David J. Lewis
Maryland
No Motive Found for Double Tragedy in San Francisco
San Francisco police could not establish a motive for the double tragedy last night. M. J. Howley of Scranton shot Rita De Rovey in her apartment and then killed himself. Professor Fritz Kruger, who arrived after the shots, found both dead with bullets in the temple. De Rovey, prominent in German circles, had recently quarreled with Howley. A letter to Howley’s mother hinted he might kill himself over money. Howley was 25. Also noted is the fifth anniversary of four officers on the force, John Brown Jr, William Colgan, John Dempsey, and Frank Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
M. J. Howley
Scranton
Rita de Rovey
Howley
John Brown, Jr
William Colgan
John Dempsey
Frank Holbrook
New Factory Demolished in Furious Blast at Iranistan Plant
A new Deoxidized Bronze & Metal Co plant at Iranistan and South avenues was wrecked by a fierce storm and gale. The wooden structure on heavy steel framing lifted from its foundations and collapsed between brick walls, 320 feet high gable wall toppled, front wall blown out. Contractors Moon and O'Brien & Sons reported losses totaling $6,500. The plant neared completion and a crowd gathered to view the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronze & Metal Co
Iranistan
South Avenues
Henry D. Moon
Carpenter
Timothy O’brien
Judson Relents Woman Escapes Life Sentence
In Danbury, Nettie Palmer and William Hoy face sentencing next Tuesday after a jury convicted Hoy of second degree murder and Palmer of manslaughter for the alleged murder of their child. State's Attorney Judson urged a manslaughter verdict for Palmer, praising her truthfulness while noting Hoy's conflicting statements. Palmer appeared relieved. Hoy showed dejection as the court weighs potential penalties, with Palmer facing up to ten years and life imprisonment for second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Palmer
William Hoy
Danbury
Criminal Superior Court
Hoy
Six Die In Grade Crossing Accident Near Dennison
A Northwestern passenger train at midnight struck a buggy at a grade crossing near Dennison Indiana, killing six occupants and injuring a child. Names listed include John Reimers aged 37, his wife 23, their infant son five months, Carl Evers 31, Minnie Evers 14, and another child aged six. The crash threw bodies onto the roadbed as the train traveled 50 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Jan
Northwestern
John Reimers
Tohn Reimers
Mrs. Reimers
Carl Evers
Minnie Evers
Burglars Get Only One Suit In Main Street Store
Daring burglars climbed over Moss & Krieger store on Main Street and entered through an upper window but fled with only one suit valued around 15 dollars. Police believe they feared capture and would have stolen more if not scared away. Administrators named for Mary Gallagher estate include L. T. Gallagher. J. H. Greenwood and W. R. Jones appointed as nowraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss & Krieger
Main Street
Olice
Big Liner Amerika Ashore In New York Bay
The Hamburg America liner Amerika running at reduced speed grounded in soft sand in the upper bay near Thompkinsville. Tugboats were dispatched and officials expected a float at the next high tide with no hull damage reported by the captain delivering the wireless update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamburg
Thompkinsville
Kaiser Takes First Step In Balkan Affair
Acting on the advice of the great powers the Turkish and Balkan delegates postponed their meeting to 4 p m Monday The delay was requested by Rechid Pasha and followed a Carleton conference with Dr Daneff and the German ambassador The Balkan envoy was optimistic while others predicted a rupture unless Adrianople talks stopped The allies warned they would resume war if the Ottomans refused to cease hostilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rechid Pasha
Turkey
Carleton
Daneff
Rechid Pore
Panett
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Adrianople
Dr. Daneff
St. James’ Palace
Prisoners Kill Officer as Jail Blown Open
In Cedar Rapids Iowa early today Officer Charles Gillen was shot dead and Officer John Cook wounded by prisoners Harvey Lee awaiting trial for safe blowing. Sheriff Ives Night Marshal Schultz and others guarded the jail as explosions and dynamite opened a rear wall.
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Cedar Rapids
Here
Charles Gillen
John Cook
Harvey Lee
Bennett
Kers
Ives
Schultz
Marior
Luckenbach Sinks in Chesapeake Bay Storm Disaster
A British vessel rammed the Luckenbach near Tangier Sand Light as a fierce fogbound night storm sent the Julia Luckenback to the bottom. Six crewmen were saved by the Danish steamer Pennsylvania. two officers and four crew members died, with rescue efforts ongoing and reports of another vessel sunk nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Julia Luchenheet
Tangier
Lankernbeck
H. E. Gilbert
Luckenback
Penneyivanie
Mteamer
Lackenbuck
Luckenbach
Meet
Sespar
Pennsylvania
Julia Luckenback
Peomertvania
FF. BR. Hunt
William Bream
George Little
George Doyle
Miss Kirk Sues City Of Bridgeport For 2000 Trial Near
Carrie E. Xivie sues the city of Bridgeport alleging unlawful dismissal from office and seeks 2000 for breach of contract. The case is set for a jury trial next week but Wednesday schedule may shift as other suits face postponement. Attorney Comley & Comley represent Miss Kirk with claims tied to alleged city traffic and police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Xivie
Bridgeport
Kirk
Tix Enileenore
Comley
Miss Kirk
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Westminster Abbey
Great Britain
Bryce
Shackleton
Hallen
New England
U.S
Judson
Stratford Light
Long Island Sound
John Frost
Horace Boreas
King Winter
Theodore Judson
Stratford
Mr. Judson
Penfield Reef
Bas
Playx
Seaside Park
Charles B. Hart
Montclair
N. J
Lordship Manor
carelJessike
Bridgeport Deoxidized Bronze and Metal Company
South
Iranistan Avenues
J. A. Courtade
Rann Street
East Main Street
George B. Clark
Warren Street
Holy Rosary Church
East
Washington Avenue
Board of Education
F. W. Hurd
Golden Hill
Lexington and
Jones Avenue
Park Place
the Illuminating Company
Courtade
L. T. Gallagher
Mary Gallagher
W. R. Jones
Amerika
Kaiser
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Ee Luckenback
Merritt-Chapman Couning
Julia Lasch
Smith Point
Berlin
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