Wheel Collapse Injures Man In Broad Street Truck Crash
A wagon wheel collapsed near Broad and State streets injuring Abraham Waine 55 and Ragosta a junk dealer. Waine was taken to St Vincent's hospital for observation after a probable skull fracture. The incident occurred as the truck loaded with bales tipped and threw Weinstein onto the pavement.
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Gatapullea
Abraham Wain
Lew Haven
Vincent's Hospital
Insteim
Ragosta
Jeb
Broad Street
Righ
State Street
Frent
Aagosta
E. Jennsor
John F. Canavan
Hartford Touring Car Collision Damages Running Board
A Hartford touring car owned by Henry M. O’Loughlin suffered damage to its running board and side after being struck by a truck owned by Tate F Mill Co and driven by John Walsh. The incident occurred near Fairfield Avenue under the viaduct near a circus area. no arrests were made as the case is civil.
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Fairfield Avenue
Mnda
Henry M. O'Loughlin
Jefferson Street
Hartford
Tate F Mill Co
John Walsh
Lafayette Street
O'Loughlin
Auto firing linked to fatal shooting in city
Police investigate a fatal shooting blamed initially on men in a car near the Broad Street and Main Street area. Summers lay wounded near a lot between Main and Broad, with trees reportedly blocking shots from the suspected auto. Authorities shift theory to a shooter in the adjacent lot along Main to Broad.
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Mary Summers
New- Nu J
Kk Place
Broad Street
Summers
Auto‘mobile
Main Street
Finance Board listens to Alderman Schoenborn on tight balance
Hartford July 7 The board of finance heard Alderman Louis H Schoenborn address the tight balance in city finances. He warned the board that the council is aware of the limited funds and urged careful budgeting.
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Hartford
Board of Finance
Louis BH. Schoenborn
Council Amusement
Board of Aldermen
Steubencourt man fined in tonesaled weapons case
Joseph Pistey of Steubencourt was arrested yesterday and charged with tonesaled weapons. He was fined and costs in city court today as Judge Bartlett suspended execution of the sentence.
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Joseph Pistey
Steubencourt
Bartlett
Man Paramedics Remove Unknown St. Vincent's Case at Plukas Saloon
An unidentified man, possibly an employee of Bullard Machine Tool, collapsed at the Plukas saloon on 38 Railroad Avenue. He was removed by Emergency Ambulance Corps and taken to St. Vincent's for treatment.
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Bullard
Plukas
Railroad Avenue
St. Vincent's
Marina Foresters of America tohold annual outing Sunday
Marina Foresters of America CT court will hold its annual outing and basket picnic at Siegel's park Stratfield on Sunday July 9 from 11 am to 3 pm. An automobile bus will shuttle members and wives from the Stratfield car line. A free-for-all baseball game between married and single men is planned if weather cooperates.
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Connecticut
Foresters of America
Siegel's Park
Stratfield
Siegel
Ben
Degres Te»M Association
John IL. Hanley
W. C. Meyer
Fred Rogers
Frank Donlon
Chris, Hurley
Albert Jeff, Sr
Albert Jeff, Jr
George Farrell
George O'Rourke
George Peterson
R. J.congdon
Harry A
Nitrate cargo rising to millions in wartime demand
The German ship Indra discharged a nitrate cargo in New York valued at 1 million after origin in Chile. its worth soared from 125000 in 1914 to 850000 while docked for nearly two years as demand for explosives surged. The captain refused to sail to Dunkirk, fearing capture.
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New York
Indra
India
Dunkirk
France
Consignee
Federal Meat Inquiry Urged Before Congress
Washington July 7 Members of the House sub committee weighed whether to recommend a federal inquiry into the meat packing industry. Cattle producers supported the move while packers opposed it, arguing it could harm business. The inquiry could cover growth, manufacture and marketing of meat products and allied industries.
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Washington
House
Borland
Federal Trade Commission
American Ambulance Drivers Injured by Shell Burst
In Verdun front near Richard Norton section an six inch shell wrecked an ambulance car and wounded two American drivers. Harry Howard Holling from Sparta New Jersey suffered a fresh wound to the left forearm and Jacob Wendell from New York, formerly Sandridgeburg Eng, was wounded in the back. French wounded in the ambulance were not struck. The Norton section was filled with French wounded at the time. Wendell’s mother was Miss Kendall of Washington, DC.
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Wendell
Miss Kendall
Washington, D. C
War Dept approves Kanawha City mobilization point
War Department approves Kanawha City as a mobilization point. Pacific coast lumber output sits about 25 percent below normal. Bodies of three Boy Scouts drown in Silver Lake near Rochester are recovered. United States orders 28 more planes for the Mexican border. A secret conference of allied trade union delegates meets in Leeds England. Downtown Pittsburgh fire causes about 200000 dollars in damage.
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War Department
Kanawha City
W. Va
Silver Lake
Rochester
N. Y
Leeds
England
Marriage Not A Marriage Triggers Legal Battle In Bridgeport
A convoluted case in Bridgeport stems from a couple treating a visit to a priest as a marriage. Stephen Fendorak and Mary Juhasz died without a valid license but prompted administration papers and bank action. A probate court settlement, arranged by lawyers, resolved the disputes over the deceased woman’s estate and funds.
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Stephen Fendorak
Atlas Shear Co
Spruce Street
Mary Juhasz
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Hungary
Fendorak
Silk Sock Theft arrests at Adams Express Co
John Smith aged 20 of the Commercial house Water street and Charles Laferty aged 22 of 933 Broad street were arrested by Policemen Kelly and John Murphy this morning for stealing six pairs of silk socks from Adams Express Co. They worked nights at the express office and hid the socks beneath the station platform.
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John Smith
Water Street
Charles Laferty
Broad Street
Kelly and
John Murphy
Adams Express Co
Waterbury Man Arrested for Theft
Stanley Arkoche of Waterbury was arrested this morning by Detective James Dooley on charges of stealing a watch and 36 dollars from a man in Waterbury. He identified Arkoche as the thief in front of the U M C Co plant and was returned to Waterbury this afternoon.
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Stanley Arkoche
Waterbury
James Dooley
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