Death mystery cloud on wreck near Worcester
Engineman Robert Cill MacDonald of the Berkshire Express died at City hospital after the Worcester wreck. Investigators seek cause and whether a rock on the tracks or stones thrown by youths contributed. Police report several boys admitted throwing stones into a deep cut before the incident.
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Cooking Won't Spoil Embryo Prize Fighter
New York August 1 A 21 year old Adolph Kramer faced bias and teasing after winning a cooking contest staged by his day nursery where he works as a bakery entrant. He says he entered reluctantly to avoid a girl winning and now confronts social trouble surrounding his prize.
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Adoloph Displays Hidden Talents as Exterior Decorator
In a playful aside the text notes Adoloph keeps busy with his pockets full of “key companions.” It suggests that although he is a cook he also acts as an exterior decorator, charming with his bold black eyes and other features.
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Experts at work on milk pasteurization in Endicott
A group of scientists led by Dr Charles EB North of New York has begun experiments at the Borden Farm Products Co plant to determine the best methods for milk pasturization. Twenty leading bacteriologists and milk experts will study the effects of different pasteurization temperatures on typhoid and bovine tuberculosis bacteria.
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Amundsen flight choice and Bird Day founder dead
Lieut. M. G. Funderton arrived from Ketachu Sound where he left the Amundsen expedition. Amundsen chose Lieut. Grakar Candull to fly from Point Barrow, leaving Funderton to stay aboard the Maud or return home. Prof. Charles A. Babcock, founder of Bird Day, dies at his home, author of numerous bird books.
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Derby theater plans announced for remodeling
Stennen Dsiadile, manager of the Derby theatre on Main Street, announced plans for changes to expand seating by 200 and to modernize the interior and exterior. Aiming for completion within ten days, the project promises a more attractive venue while preserving its local character.
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Bandits Loot $18,000 in Jewelry in New York Robbery
Three gunmen raided Modern Jewelry Co in lower Manhattan at midday. John Tratons and Tosant Macaris were inside. the intruders forced Tratons to open display cases, grabbed rings and other items, then fled on foot along Maiden Lane.
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Women call Reed traitor to party in Missouri fight
The Missouri Women opposed to Senator Reed announce they will keep up their fight to influence the fall election. They condemn Reed as a traitor to the Democratic party, saying he would betray the party’s high ideals and destroy its influence, opposing Breckinridge and aligning with Woodrow Wilson’s approach.
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Coroner Holds Driver in Beers Death Inquest
Deputy Coroner Henry C Stevenson announced inquest findings into W. W. Beers death, age 84, of 1110 State street. Julius Sebestyan, a dealer in heavy futures, of 23 Wordin avenues, was held on manslaughter and negligence charges and to appear in City court. Bail set at 1,000. President Harding nominated Col Robert Court Davis as Army adjutant general.
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