Possible cabinet reshuffle hints in Wilson era
Washington reports Edwin F. Sweet of Michigan, assistant secretary of commerce, may succeed Secretary Redfield upon retirement November 1. Rumors say Assistant Secretary of State rank Polk, currently in Paris, could be named secretary of state for the remainder of Wilson's term if Dansing resigns.
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Washington
Edwin F. Sweet
Michigan
Commerce
Redfield
Sec
Polk
Paris
Wilson
Dansing
Crazed by medicated alcohol ends life
Zigmond Kovacs of 35 Ridge Avenue was found dead in Cedar Creek after entering the water following a drinking episode. Medical examiner M Garlick cites medicated alcohol in the room. Kovacs disappeared earlier and was last seen after leaving the house saying he would take a long journey. Witness Mrs Nagy, the landlady, recalls an attempt to buy whiskey and others consuming the same alcohol on Saturday.
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Zigmond Kovacs
Ridge
Cedar Creek
M. Garlick
Abdottle
Kovacs
Sayig
Short Hills man arrested after Fairfield collision
Karl Biere of Short Hills New Jersey was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with reckless driving and held for a hearing this morning after a collision between his automobile and a Mitchell Dairy Co vehicle driven by Henry Medlicott of 82 Beechwood Avenue. The crash at Fairfield and Sherwood avenues left Medlicott with facial and hand lacerations treated at the emergency hospital.
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Karl Biere
Short Hills
N. J
Avith
Mitchell Dairy Company
Henry Medlicott
Beechwood Avenue
Fairfield
Sherwood Avenues
Medlicott
Detectives Die in Downtown Duel in Memphis
On Monroe Avenue in downtown Memphis a gun duel killed Deputy U.S. Marshal C. W. Webster and former city detective William Smiddy after a roadside altercation. A bystander was wounded in the exchange as Webster halted his auto upon hearing a remark.
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Memphis
Tenn
C. W. Webster
United States
William Smiddy
Monroe Avenue
Webster
Smiddy
Falls Two Stories Window Cleaner Injured at Plant
Paula Boulka a 46 year old window cleaner of 405 Main Street fell from the second story of the International Silver company plant yesterday morning fracturing both feet and possibly the spine. He was rushed to Bridgeport hospital where doctors fear the spinal fracture may prove fatal and a photograph was taken for diagnosis.
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Paula’ Boulka
Main Street
International Silver Company
Elech
Bridgeport
Lawson Plane Arrives in Washington From New York
Washington reports the Lat son airplane arriving at Bolling Field after a trip from Mineola New York facing heavy head winds. The craft rested three days in Washington then planned to continue to Dayton Ohio en route to San Francisco, with the expected final destination.
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Washington
Latson
Mineola
MM. Y
Here
Dayton
Ohio
San Francisco
Brinton Catch Sets Local Bluefish Record at Silver Beach
Arthur J Brinton of Newtown, staying at the Sanford cottage, caught the season's largest bluefish at Silver Beach. One fish weighed 1 lb 3 oz and the other 1 lb our oz, marking a local record for the season with two big catches.
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Arthur
Brintors
Newtown
Silver Beach
Sepc
Arthur J. Brinton
Isaalk Walton
Sanford Cottage
Six Spartacan Leaders Sentenced to Death in Munich
Hritz Seldl, former Spartacan leader, and five associates were sentenced to death for the murder of hostages during the Soviet regime. Josef Seidl, Herren Sicherhofer, Widl Purzel and Swehmer were also sentenced to die, seven others got 15 years penal servitude as accessories, three were discharged. The prisoners accepted their sentences calmly and were then moved by a military guard.
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Munich
Hritz Seldl
Josef Seid
Herren Sicherhofer
Wid
Purzel
Swehmer
Husband sues wife over Charlotte Shelton property claim
Philip Thorsey of Huntington sues Anna W. horsey in Superior Court seeking 500 damages and a half interest in real estate at 2 Shelton bought with 1900 of his funds from a local bank. He alleges wife’s transfer to John Mrosko was fraudulent and without warrant.
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Anna W.horsey
Huntington
Shelton
Philip Thorsey
Superior Court
John Mrosko
Plainart
Man Hurt By Fall Down Stairs In Ansonia
Ansonia September 19 Harvey Manville, an elderly resident, lies in critical condition at Griffin hospital after a fall down stairs at Mountain Hose House yesterday afternoon. The piece notes broad rail industry figures: 18.8 billion value of railroads, over 260000 miles single track, about two million employees with wages near two billion dollars annually.
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Ansonia
Harvey Manville
Griffin Hospital
Mountain Hose House
United States
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