Five Die In Connecticut Weekend Auto Crashes
Weekend accidents across Connecticut left five dead and many injured. Victims include Mrs. Frank Schinzel of Thomaston killed near Thomaston, Patrick Mazza of New Britain killed in Berlin, and Christina Eckhart and her brother in a Waterbury bus collision. Several others injured in Branford Danielson and Fairfield incidents. A weekend toll also cited a fall and a suicide.
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Conn
Connecticut
Frank Schinzel
Thomaston
Michael F. Tammany
Waterbury
Danielson
Lawrence Hughes
Webster
Mass
Thomas Tiughes
John Perry
Patrick Mazza
New Britain
New Britain-Berlin
Berlin
Charles Rocot
Kensington
Frank Kashrow
Charles W Eliot dies at 92 former Harvard president
Charles W Eliot dean of educators and president emeritus of Harvard University dies at his Northeast Harbor summer home at age 92 after a long illness. Services planned in Northeast Harbor Union Church and Appleton Chapel Harvard. Eliot led Harvard from 1868 to 1909 and remained active in education, celebrated on his 90th birthday. His son Rev Samuel A Eliot of Cambridge attended the end.
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Northeast Harbor
Maine
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Iate
Union Church
Appleton Chapel
Cambridge
Mass
Fliot
Samuel A Eliot
Harvard
Stuart P. Sherman Dies in Water
Stuart P. Sherman forty five literary editor of the New York Herald-Tribune died in Manistee after a canoe overturned in Lake Michigan. His heart failed as he reached shore following an exhausting swim. Mrs Sherman watched from the boat as he sank. He had been a regular summer resident for 13 years and planned to return to New York. He is survived by his widow and a son John.
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Manistee
Stewart Pratt Sherman
New York Herald-Tribune
Lake Michigan
Tom
Sherman
Greece Overthrows Dictator in Bloodless Revolt
In Athens on August 22 AP reports General Condylis led a swift coup that toppled General Theo Pangalos. Pangalos was arrested and placed aboard the destroyer Pergamon, with search efforts ongoing and hints he attempted escape by air. Navy and army rallied to Condylis as calm returned and preparations for elections began.
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Athens
Greece
Theodorns Pangalos
Condylis
Pangatos
Spetsne
Mussolini
Pergamon
Kilkish
Corinth Canal
Pangaloa
Mme
Pansalos
Athena Ex
Spetsae
Pangalos
Pergamos
Moxtian
Vit
Aince
Wid Chane
Ko Earape
Pike Dewolfe
Deanville
Greek battleship deposes dictator in Hydra straits
In Athens on August 22 AP reports Battleship Leon overtook destroyer Pergamos and seized deposed President Pangalos, taken to Keratsini. Pergamos, short of fuel, drifted in Hydra straits as Kilkis and Leon pursued, amid air bombardment. ships pledged to sink further resistance, while Admiral Coundouriotis hints at resuming presidency.
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Leon
Pergamos
Pangalos
Keratsini
Pangalog
Spetzao
Hydra
Kulkla
Pegamos
Kilkis
Teon
Coundouriotis
Holy
Imané
Hydra Haa
Panganus
Undefined local disaster and legal notices in city news
A scrambled page summarizes a traffic crash near Upsted shurch and a hospital transfer to St Vineet for a patient in serious condition. It also references homages, public notices, court actions, political mentions, weather notes, and various business and finance items with scattered names and places.
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Bringheport Palaon Liquac
Woatertusy
St Vineet
Seeling
Premchut Nave
Stupietve
Poison Liquor Overcomes Girl at Beach Party
Victoria Guerrera, 17, of Washington Street Waterbury admitted to St Vincent's hospital after drinking poison liquor at a Walnut Beach party. Her condition improved by last night. In the past week five poison liquor cases were treated in city hospitals, including Ann Carlson 43 and Harry Brown 44. Prohibition Agent Edward Doolan says the toxin is likely home made smoke liquor from denatured alcohol with water and ginger.
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Walnut Beach
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Victoria Guerrera
Washington Street
Waterbury
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ann Carlson
Colorado Avenue
Hillside Home
West
Harry Brown
Sterling Place
Gridgeport Hospital
Willam Farley
Howard Hotel
Tom Hannan
Carliéon
Edward B. Doolan
Doolan
Somerville case pauses as bail hearings loom for Hall Mills suspects
In the Hall Mills mystery, Henry de la Bruyere Carpender and Willie Stevens spent the day at the Somerset county jail. bail hearings are set for tomorrow before Justice Gummere, with State Senator Alexander Simpson opposing. Mrs. Edward Wheeler Hall remains free on $15,000 bail and denied owning a gold brooch tied to the case. A damaged diary from Washington adds to the intrigue, though not the expected document.
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Somerville
WN. J
Capadora
Hall-Mills
Somerset County
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Willie” Stevens
Gummere
New Jeraey
Hall
Episcopal Guild
Washington
Iari
Yesterdday
Pereta
Senator Simpson
Youth Arrested After Poison Attempt Before Juvenile Court
Frank Cavanaugh fifteen of 1644 Boston avenue faced juvenile court today after an alleged theft. He attempted to drink poison yesterday afternoon but was thwarted by his parents. He was rushed to Bridgeport Hospital where his stomach was pumped and he rests comfortably.
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Frank Cavanaugh
Boston Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Edwin F. Mrrolla
Alyen
Cavanaugh
Jnvenile Court
Bridgeport
Sheffield denies he is to resign as ambassador
New York Aug 32 AP James Rockwell Sheffield United States ambassador to Mexico returned today on the Wardine Monterey denying reports from Mexico that he might resign. Sheffield said he came back for a sixty day leave and expected to confer with Secretary Kellogg and the President soon. He avoided discussing religious matters in Mexico and said he had notified the secretary of state and the president.
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New York
James Rockwell Sheffied
Unie
Mexico
Wardine
Monterey
Sheffield
United St
State Department
Kellogg
Contage
Messeo
Youth Mechanic Dies From Garage Fire Burns
Henry Rappaport twenty four of Mt Vernon New York died in Milford hospital after a garage explosion. While cleaning a motor with a gasoline spraying machine at Selleck and Fox garage Milford the nozzle allegedly struck an electric wire causing a spark and flame. He was engulfed in fire, workmen removed burning garments, but inhalation or burns proved fatal. A Yale student who had worked his way through Milford Prep and attended Milford School his funeral was set for today at the Milford Jewish synagogue. He is survived by his parents and a sister and brother.
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Yale
Henry Rappaport
Twentyfour
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Rappaport
Selleck and Fox
Milford Hospital
Milford School
Milford Preparatory School
Wihoen
J W. H. Fiser
George Street
Boy Struck by Auto Leaves Seven Year Old in Critical Case
Arpod Puro seven of 652 Bostwick avenue was on danger list at St. Vincent's hospital with a possible skull fracture after being struck by a car last night. Willan Backman of 247 Thompson street Stratford drove the vehicle. Police say the boy darted into the road while crossing Foaiellonaryvenue near Whittiers street just before 11 o'clock, hit the front mudguard and was thrown to the pavement landing on his head. An emergency ambulance conveyed him to hospital.
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Branford
dJowenn Weber
Eat Haven
Willam Bromberg
East Haven
Pennsylvania
Thomaston Road
Waterbury
New Britain
Steelton Fao
St Vincent's Snspral
Fairfield
Charles Dowd
Twenteense
Ellsworth Street
Hatt & Vincent’s Hospital
Turner's Creek
William Clark
DeWitt Place
New Rochelle NY
Joseph Bietik
Postoe Wairfield
Bietik
Dowd
St Vincent's
Fitgpatrek
Bostwick Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Willan Backman
Thompson Street
Stratford
Whittiers Street
Berlin visits Alexandria Bay by auto from Quebec
Irving Bertin the songwriter and his wife Elin Mack ay arrived by car from Quebec and stayed at the Winslow cottage in St Lawrence Park near Alexandria Bay. Rain dominated their first day and Berlin fished with Mr Winslow aboard the motor boat Always named for one of his hit songs.
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Alexandria Bay
Irving Bertin
Elin Mackay
Quebec
Max Winslow
St Lawrence Park
Berlin
Winslow
Ianer
Mr. Berlin
Fire Alarm Follows Smoke From Jennings Factory
A citizen reported smoke at 6A from a window in the Jennings factory at Elm and Harrison streets. Firefighters found a blaze under a large kettle, with the watchman lighting a fire. the smoke triggered the alarm.
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Elm
Harrison Streets
Jennings
Peace in Mexico Seen After Bishops and Calles Meet
In Mexico City Aug 22 the government and Roman Catholic Church moved toward an amicable settlement of the religious dispute. President Calles hosted Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz Florez and Bishop Diaz of Tabasco, who termed the talks truly satisfactory. The church agreed registration of priests is for administrative purposes and church services will resume once legal requirements are met. The Episcopate will press constitutional changes to religious clauses via Congress.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cates
Calles
Leopoldo Ruiz ¥ Florez
Michoacan
Diaz
Tabasco
Episcopate
Anti Trust Policy Named A Joke By Untermyer
Samuel Untermyer denounced the administration as flouting anti trust laws in a sweeping statement from New York noting the Justice Department’s 13 months of enforcement. He called claims of protecting open competition and vigorous enforcement the most colossal humbug and urged stronger action against big trusts and Wall Street influence.
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Yonkers, MN
Y+ Ang
Samuel Untermyer
Dr Untermyér
Paul Smiths
Novy
Reco de
Department of Justice
Bora
Wall Street
Watermyer
Untermyer
American Baby Clinic For Turkish Infants Closed by Government
In Constantinople on August 22 the Turkish government closed the American Baby Clinic at Atamboul. The clinic, under Rear Admiral Mark L Bristol, was funded by the United States and supervised by American women. Turkish doctors and babies were treated there, but authorities said it lacked a government permit to operate and acted on orders from Angora.
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Constantinople
Atamboul
Mark L Bristol
United States
Stapleton Booster Day Honors Bridgeport Local Star
Bridgeport pays homage to Frank Buddy Stapleton, Bridgeport’s own rise from maindlot player to Eastern league pennant contender. A noon luncheon at the Stratfield kick starts Stapleton Booster Day with civic leaders and league officials, followed by a parade from the hotel down Main to Newfield park.
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Frank
Buddy Stapleton
Bridgeport
Stapleton
Stratfield
Newfield Park
Knights of Columbia
Elize
Eastern League
Palace Theatre
F. William Tehrens
George E. Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
Edward 3. Kelly
John H. Trumpsull
Arthur F. Connor
George 8. Hill
William Shaughnessey
Dennis J. Haylon
Eastern
Seven Tramps Die In Freight Wreck At Wyanet
An eastbound freight derailed at Wyanet Illinois at 1039 this morning killing seven tramps and injuring four more. A broken arch bar is blamed for the crash which tore up over 1200 feet of track and threw cargo from perishable freight ahead of the depot. The injured were rushed to Princeton hospital while the dead awaited coroner action. The engine crew escaped unharmed in the recurring wreck site incident.
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Wyanet
Tis
Buda Hill
Chicago
Burlingston
Quincy
Heart Pot
Sali
Doume
Princeton
Rome
Depo
Dempsey Holds Off Saxon During Sparring Session
In Baratoga Springs Aug 22 Jack Dempsey left for Atlantic City after a farewell session in which he fought off several sparring partners. Bill Tate endured a sharp left and liver shot before going down, while Saxon avoided serious contact. Dempsey also dealt with Kurp Garcia Brown Faxon and others as trainers tried to prevent the scene from escalating. An attempted attachment of Dempsey’s personal effects and ring failed when ownership and propriety were settled with Tom Luthe’s resort.
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Baratoga Springs
N.Y
Jack Dempsey
Atlantic City
Bill Tate
Tate
Dempars
Willam
Dempsey
Lover
Joe Kurp
Kurp
Frankie Garcia
Lmpsey
Garela
Jimmy Brown
Saxon
Johnny Faxon
Bridgeport
Dempses
Rentle Dempsey
Gus Wilson
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Tom Luthe
Deorpses
Tempest
Valentino Valentinos Fight for Life in New York
New York AP dispatch says Rudolph Valentino, film star, remained very serious in condition after a weeklong appendicitis and gastric surgery with pleural congestion and septic poisoning. Doctors warned of danger while Sehenck and Norma Talmadge, among others, kept vigil at the hospital.
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New York
APY
Rudolph Valentine
Nys
Valencilho
JadolIph Valentineo
Unie Hospital
Bellevue
Hguyey
Joseph Bchenci
Ant
Valentine
Eugene H. Pool
Joseph Schenck
United Ar
New York City
Milas
Norma Talmadge
Actresa
Miss Talmadge
Valentino
BM Ari
Bchenck
Sclang
Maine
Srhenck
Hartford Courant Names New Associate Editor
The Hartford Courant will announce that Maurice Ginalr Sherman, editor of the Springfield Union, will become associate editor of the Courant on October 1. Sherman resigns the Union editorship effective September 25 and plans to move to Hartford.
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Hartford
Hartford Courant
Maurice Ginclalr Sherman
Springfield Union
the Courant
Charlee Hopkins
Ines Taw
Sherman
Union
Bie Tomilp
Martion
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