Baby Rescued by Policeman as Bed Fire Extinguished
A three year old, Roy Chasgan, was saved from fire by Motorcycle Officer Thomas W Donnelly who entered a smoke filled home at 199 Federal Street after the mother, Marie Chasgan, left him sleeping. He found the child under a sink in the kitchen as flames consumed bedding. the officer and others extinguished the blaze and the infant was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chasgan
Thomas W Donnelly
Marie Chasgan
Motorc Vle
Fingine No 12
Rowse
AS. Mellor
Bia
Sqen
Tinnredty
Donnelly
Rasivant
Mellor
Woman on Diet Steals Meat and Is Saved by Ambulance
Mrs Mary Vaske of Hallett Street, dieting, snatched a piece of her husband Andre Vaske's steak. The bite lodged in her throat and nearly caused death before an Emergency Hospital ambulance, with Dr. Greenspun, freed the obstruction and she recovered at home.
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Lnable
Mary Vasko
Hallett Street
Andre v. Vaske
David & Greenspun
Greenspun
Milford boarding cruiser championship of Amerie
Wartford district braces for a Milford boarding cruiser championship, with ceremonies and local action noted amid district political and legal items. Reports reference battles over land grants, jury probes, and a variety of local concerns shaping the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brivetsport
Alvin
Joe
Met'uithy
Potter
ST Jardien
Imall
Math
Fhat
G. C. B. Catens
Werk Woge
Healtate
State
Fairtlerd
Wartford
Denter
Norwalk
Nathan Hate
Coventry
Taguay Stratford
Tom
Tuetlong
Downata
Camander
Stevens Ton
Murdes
Mat
Stevens and
Carpender
Philadelphia
Ene Island
Haines
Qrath
Althoush
Roby Fay
Whoster
Usaaive
Boston
Pert Ealteeter
Smagg Moen
UC Taunie
Los Angeles
Comail
Liberty
Er Areipt
Chorna Piel
Burtesque Prancer
Rosenwald
Roebnck
Yupeaing
Metlett
Uly
Tnnacener
Wits Gover Dles
Sing Ring Electric Chase
Legion to Plan Delaney Bout
A legion meeting will discuss plans for promoting a bout between Jack Delaney of the city, the world light heavyweight champion, and a strong opponent. Delegates from Ameren Legion and Bootramen leaders will meet at the Legion home on Golden Tilt Street. The bout is expected at Newfield Park for a Legion Benefit in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Neliney
Ameren Leglog Mem’ Ers
Bootramen
Tegion
Golden Tilt
Newfield Park
Legion
Volcanic Eruption Rages Near Bogoslof Island in Aleutians
A long ongoing volcanic outbreak continues at Bogoslof in the Aleutian Islands, with reports of lava bursts and flames. The Coast Guard Haida moves to monitor, while the Yokohama Maru observed eruptions from eleven miles offshore and relayed findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Alaska
Bogoslo
Istina
Beringsea
Here
Coast Guard
Haida
Yokohama
St. Paul Island
Pacific Ocean
Asi
Bogoslof
Unalaska Island
Aleutian
Aleutian Islands
Mount McKinley
Alaskan
Bogoslot
Seward
Cutter Tahoma
Bogosiof
Roosevelt decries costly voting and party contests
At a New York Republican club dinner Theodore Roosevelt denounced large political spending in Pennsylvania and New York primaries as a disgraceful illustration of a national problem. He urged reform to keep convention machinery and warned elections could be bought by big money, dope peddling, or bootlegging. He supported direct primaries and a robust nominating system, noting some states should adopt drastic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Republican Club
United States
Fannie Hurst Sued for 600000 in Plagiarism Case Attracts Attention
In Los Angeles a plagiarism suit seeks 600000 against film interests and magazines over a prize winning story linked to the motion picture Mane Nequin. Fannie Wurst's authorship is challenged by Ola Seymesur and Mian Seymour with damages sought and restraining orders discussed. Continued on Page Two.
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Los Angeles
Manenequin
Fannie Wurst
Alberty
Ola W. Seymesur
Mian Seymour
Misa Hurst
Film Corporation
Liberty Weekly, Inc
Hesto “Renemie Bance
Coast Guard Academy May Leave New London
Coast guard officials weigh moving the service action for officers from New London Connecticut to another location while keeping the training school at New London. The report notes unclear details but confirms the possibility of a transfer without abandoning the academy in New London.
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Coast Guard Academy
New London
Washington
Coast Guard
Rom New Lonton
Conn
Nepor
R Town
New Wedforn
Mare
Bank Robber Defeated by Chorus Girls Ends Up in Prison
George W. Ward robbed Fenicsula State Bank of Highland Park Michigan last July gaining 8090 but was outsmarted by two burlesque chorus girls. He is jailed in Tombs prison reflecting on the affair and his declared war on women as he admits the crime in letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Ward
Fenicsula State Bank
Highland Park
Mich
Fora
Flowers Retains Champion Status Outpoints Greb in 15 Rounds
Georgia's Tiger Flowers defeated Harry Greb at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round world middleweight title fight. A crowd of 15,000 watched as Flowers withstood Greb's late rally to defend his crown, while judges split and the referee favored Greb. Most ringside critics credited Flowers with eight rounds to Greb's six and one even, preserving Flowers as champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tiger Flowers
Georgia
Harry Greb
Madison Square Garden
R . Greb
Flowers
Jimmy Crowley
Greb
Tiger
Aseven
Champ
Valentino Passes Restful Night Slowly Improving
New York August 19 Randolph Valentino, darling of the movies, is slowly recovering after a grave operation for gastric ulcer and appendicitis. He showed improvement through the day but remains in danger for several days. Nourishment was resumed, and doctors advise no further bulletins unless developments occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rundolph Valentino
Veledino
Philadelphia
Valenting
Mexican capital street battle claims multiple deaths
In Mexico City a fierce street battle between rival political factions left one man dead and several wounded, including deputies and a former state governor. Initial reports misidentified victims as being injured, but hospital signs confirmed fatalities as chaos erupted in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mubulico City
Andres Gartiawaa
Tonas Garricio
Talutsea
Mexico City
Furniture hides load of beer in camouflaged truck
A three ton truck passing the Westport barracks was stopped by troopers. Two hundred cases of beer were found concealed as furniture. Bernard Scolly, 24, of Stamford led to arrest for illegal transportation. Robert W. Harris, 54, of 48 Cottages Lane, also charged. Brown aided and was held on $500 bond for Westport court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Wally
Robert Whams
Brown
Wistport Court
Bridgeport Man Crushed to Death in Accident
Adam Pollack of 188 PNii yabetr street Bridgeport was fatally injured yesterday on Baynton Avenue and Peare streets Stratford when his two horse wagon wheel crushed him after he fell from the seat. George Kunha and Anthony Stevlishy witnessed the accident and called police. Pollack died at Bridgeport Hospital.
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Adam Pollack
Pnii Yabetr Street
Baynton Avenue
Peare Streets
Stratford
Sig
Vollark
George Kunha
Tengstrest
Athony Stevlishy
Peace Street
Pollack
Fridgeport Hospital
Mia
Illinois Senate Candidate Faces Pressure Over Big Money
In Chicago and across the state, Republican Senate nominee Frank T. Smith plans to ignore calls to resign after disclosures that public utility magnates donated heavily to his campaign. Notable donors include Samuel Insull, Clement Studebaker, and Ira B. Copley, with discussions at a Senate probe hearing highlighting funds from utility chiefs.
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Chicago
College
Daily News
Julius Runenwald
Frank T. Smith
Senate
Colonel Smith
Ainols Commerce Commission
New London
Connecticut
Alien Moore
Republican National
Smith
Public Utilities
Rosenwald
Baily News
James Andrews
Kewanee
Willam J. Spaulding
Springfield
Anl
George BR. Brenan
Samuel
Hare
Hall Mills case moves toward arrest in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police say an important arrest in the Hall Milles murder mystery is imminent after a pistol tied to the case was found in a West Philadelphia house. William A. Winterer, a Philadelphia chauffeur named by a witness, appeared at City Hall with his attorney and said he found the pistol in a room occupied by two men and two women.
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Philadelphia
William A. Winterer
Hall-Millg
Mbetery
City Hall
Winterer
Nter
Regor
Hall Mills
West Philadelphia
Howard Wheeler Hall
New Brunawick
N. J
New Jersey
Trego
Wiliam A. Winter
Heisnaw
Alexander Simpson
Winter
Bruni
Mills
Howe
Somerville
Flalla-Mills
Maryland
Hector
Simpson
Astoria
Raul Hamler
Dr. Hall
Hall
Henry Carpender
Simpson Hey
Hambrosky
Hig
Feade
Carpender
Stevens
Judge Cleary
Carpender Stevens
Cleary
Grantj
Mor Vineing
Mra Lee
Mrs Breul and Son Injured in Street Collision
Mrs Mildred R Breul 64 Park Place and her son Chester 13 were injured yesterday when Mrs Breul's car collided with a second vehicle at the intersection of Gresor Street and Columbia Street. The other driver, Pred Dasley age 20 of 2035 Pequontiagh Street, escaped injury as his car overturned. Mrs Breul was treated for multiple lacerations and bruises at the emergency hospital. her son suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred R. Breul
Park Place
Alvin Breul
Central High Schoo
St. John's Episcopal Church
Chester
Lieu
Breul
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gresor
Atreet
Columbia Street
Pred Dasley
Pequontiagh Street
Darley
Montreal
G.r
Mergency
Lance Wig
David
Arcenapun
Bros le
Umberto
Capitol Avenue
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Emetheney Hospital
Yesto
W. St Weeler
Gaines Guilty of Killing Daughter in Seattle Trial
Gaines was convicted tonight of murdering his twenty two year old daughter Sylvia Smithol lege whose body was found on Green Lake shore June 16. The jury of four men fixed the penalty after deliberation. Trial began in August after the daughter disappeared and was found near the lake. Prosecution detailed the lives and habits of Gaines and his daughter who had not seen each other for sixteen years until her arrival in September 192 after graduating from Smith College the previous June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Alt Wailare Cloveqs Gaines
Sylvia
Smithollege
Greenlake
Gary
Attarne
Gaines
Ewing Colvin
Smith College
Bootleggers Immunity Debate Reaches 12 Mile Limit
US circuit courts clash over whether enforcement immunity extends beyond 12 miles off New York and New England. Boston rules limit jurisdiction to 12 miles, while New York contends broader police powers. Case links to James M. Bee of Gloucester and the 1925 seizure after proximity to the French schooner L Homme. Diplomatic treaties cited but unsettled.
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New York Court
James M. Bee
Goucester
Botton Light
Homme
Lee
Real Britain
New York
Boston
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Boston Black Sox
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Pittsfield Ag Vordty
Providence Tiger Flowers
Delaney
Pacific Island
Roosevelt
Teddy
Fannie Hurst
Sing Sing
Gesining
X.Y
Tavia Demalo
New Rochelle
N.Y
Murmler
Mount Vernon
Widam
Jacob Schumacher
Raglan Nieol
Miaui Vernon
Frank Daly
New York City
John Mariny
Triat
Dena
Hose
Galb
Valentino
Hartford
Marcus Diag
Santiago Caatrosa
Roth Trou
Caasea
Igtten
Pengrens
Partisana
Vienna
Joseph
Kitbours
Daperlal
Haroness Myra Gussich
Austria
Kibourn
Joseph A Kilbourn
Collins Street
Elne
Viana
Nilhourn
Bridgeport
Llinois
Steven
Grand Jury
Wiliam ‘Stevens
de la Bruyere
al Simpson
Gummers
County Cleary
Ltting
Accus
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