Burial in Crystal cave becomes Collins family wish
Collin s family in Louisville Kentucky hopes for a burial in Crystal Cave if Floyd Collins dies. Photographers found a print of Collins crawling through a crack ten days before entombment, while no photo exists of his current condition. Relatives express varied views on rescue, and the Red Cross stands ready.
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Crystai Cave
Floyd Collins
Brather Marshall
oliIns
Floyd
Rotor Ship Crosses Baltic in Turbulent Voyage
A veteran crew reports a Baltic crossing aboard the rotor ship. Gales battered the deck, sails lashed, and head winds forced sharp tacks as the vessel crawled five to seven knots. Engine and rotor adjustments required crew on deck in cold conditions during the arduous voyage.
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Danzig
Holrean
Alentrie
Hattena
Northea
Bratnapt the Serk Election Advice Continues
Fragmented page text discusses Twelfth district election guidance for county commissioner inBratnapt area. Mentions Governor Teomhatt death context and Lieutenant-governor office, with references to financial restart plans and local officials.
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Fon
Hoelda
Gevernne
Teomhatt
Tors Benatar
Frederic Norfolk
Elitr Finance Comer
Tourists on Hilltop at Cave Pray for Collins
Gigantic holiday crowds swarmed Cave City to Sand Cave where Floyd Collins lay entombed on day nine. Cars clogged roads and fields served as parking as 5,000 stood outside the barbed wire enclosure while a hilltop prayer service formed. Lee Collins moved through the crowd promoting Crystal Cave as hope persisted for his son. The L&N railroad added coaches and about 8,600 extra tickets were sold, pushing total visitors to around 20,000 today.
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Cave City
Med
Associated Press
Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Atila Om
Ohio
Illnois
West Virginia
Tennessee
Collins
Trust Ang
Lee Collins
Crystal Cave
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Cave Rescue Efforts Continue For Collins In Cavern
Rescue workers at a Kentucky cave press on with a shaft to reach Floyd Collins. A limestone ledge aided progress though the drill remains well below the chamber. Funds are sought to sustain operations as hopes and doubts swirl among locals and rescuers.
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M. E
Posey
Kentucky Bureau of Mine Inspection
Collins
Gener
Louisville
Opinson
Colling
Collings
Britain Seeks Two Part Settlement of France Debt
Britain proposes dividing France’s debt payments into two parts one from Dawes plan annuities and the other from annual sums regardless of German payments Negotiations require figures to be proposed under each head and may lead to a London visit by France’s Premier Herriot and Finance Minister Clementel with talks on Cologne bridge head evacuation and security risks.
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Cassociated Press
France
Great Britain
Finance
Germany
Dawes
Dawes Plain
Herriot
Clementel
London
War Nollet
Cologne
Transit crisis blamed on Hyan and city officials
A state inquiry report to Governor Smith assigns the mayor and city leaders, including Hy lan, primary responsibility for New York transit snarls. It notes repeated refusals to adopt new subway routes and approve contracts for rail projects have frustrated steps to boost transit facilities.
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New York
Hylan
Smith
Supreme Court
Justing McAvoy
Shua McAvoy
Finat
Herwise
Boy 15 Plays Millionaire Role In Teunion Tale
A 15 year old, in New York and Massachusetts, traveled with a teen companion posing as a wealthy heir. He spent borrowed money at the Waldorf, worked briefly as a dishwasher, then found the foreign coins worthless, left his post, rode freight trains, walked to a police station after being spotted, while his brother was contacted.
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Teunion
Mass
New York
Waldorf
Suecause
Millonaires
Guiet
Witn
Rompanion
Te W
Fieldgeport
Congress Leader Plans Air Ministry
Congress leader plans a unified air ministry with an aircraft college to train aspirants and immediate construction of light and heavy aircraft for national defense. The proposal, discussed as Mitchell-Marc Mitchell controversy shifts to War Department, aims to unify defense under a single air authority.
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Congress
AIR Ministry
Relief Association Reaches Peak in Care for Members and Families
The Employer's Tuberculosis Relief Association reports its highest number of patients served, funded by voluntary gifts from employees across 124 factories and stores in Bridgeport, Stamford, and Stratford. Patients span many area companies and services, with care provided at Laurel Heights, Norwich, Gaylord Farm, and other facilities, plus 22 treated at home by the VNA and four awaiting admission.
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Tuberculosis Relief Association
Bridgeport
iPatenield
Stratford
Tolley Acme Shear Company
American Chain Company
American Tube and Stamping Company
Crearga CL Bateheller Company
Tiridgeport Brass Company
Bridgeport Fire Department
Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing Company
Iran
Bridgeport Metal Goods Company
Bryant Klee
Bullard Machinge Company
U. ©. Canfield Company
Columbia Phonograph Com
Crawford Laundry Com
Etaphone Corporation
Ys Able Company
Poster Besse
Gaynar Manufacturing Company
General Wireile Company
Handy and Farman
Hathway Manufacturing Company
Heppenstall Org
Molmedamit Brydges Mann
Vucperatte Howland Goods Company
Jenkins
Mars
Hrothers
Caihren
Agita Uriee Cameron Company
Laurel Heighis
Norewich
Gaylord Farm
Cedurcrest
Hospital Calinglowe
Seaside
Baranee Lake
VNA
Aandoriium
State Detective Reveals Steps in Chapman Capture
Hartford February story details how Edward J. Hickey tracked and captured Gerald Chapman, using methodical investigation. A Springfield raid uncovered weapons and a fake express tag linking to Dr. Harry Spelman, guiding the pursuit for months. Intercepted letters to a Providence contact confirmed Chapman’s Midwest path toward a Muncie trap.
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Hartford
Sherlock Holmes
Doctor Watson
Britain
Watson
Edward J. Hickey
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
Hickey
Springfield
Harry Speckerman
Mulberry
Muncie
Ind
Addreay
Mra
Providence
Middle West
Prince of Wales Dances With Blind School Teacher
The Prince of Wales wowed Melton Mowbray guests at a British Legion event by dancing with Miss Mabel Southgate, a former teacher who became blind after the 1918 influenza epidemic. He exchanged comments on her affliction, his upcoming South Africa and Argentina tour, and spoke about radio broadcasts during their three encores.
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London
Prince of Wales
Melton-Mowbray
Leicestershire
British Legion
Mabel Southgate
Fox
Wales
South Africa
Argentina
Miss Southgate
Hoover speaks by phone at 70 art fund dinner
Secretary Hoover addressed the Ort Transatlantic Conference dinner from Washington by telephone at the Hotel Biltmore. He praised the Reconstruction fund and the charitable work of American Jews, noting no religious group has shown greater obligation or sacrifice in America.
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Woyork
Web
Vinate
Hotel Biltmore
Aecretary of Commerce
Herbert C. Hoover
Washington
Ort Reconstruction Fund
Tews of
America
All America
Hoavec
Meetings Tonight Amid Fractured Local Lodges and Halls
A fragmented list of meeting venues and organizations including lodges Masons and Plasterers at various streets in the city. Notable sites include Cannon Street locations, Main Street halls, and the State armory with groups such as the American Legion, United Spanish War Veterans, and Star of Charity Indyg.
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T. Radlett
Volerans
Main Street
Bertha Lodge
Cannon Street
Borrenen Glee Club
J. Chartes
Mast Main Street
Boicklavers
Masons
Plostererg
Elm Street
Fridgenort Lodge
1. O
Stratford Svenue
Representative Curtiss Dies at 89 in Woonsbury
Garngey Curtiss, a former Connecticut General Assembly member from Hartford in 1876 and former town sho officer, died this afternoon at his Woonsbury home from hardening of the arteries. He had been confined to his bed for the past three years.
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Woonbury
Garngey Curtiss
General Assembly
Hartford
Finance Wizardry Gone Lawson Dies In Egypt Home
Financier Thomas W Lawson dies en route to recovery after insulin treatment. He arrived from Bar Harbor Maine three weeks earlier and underwent an operation January 24. Survived by two sons and four daughters. Private funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday at The Nest Egypt Mass burial near Mrs Lawson. Lawson famed as copper king and author, built the yacht Independence, edited broadside investment ads, and authored works on finance. His life included spectacular gains and losses, from early wealth to dramatic market moves and a noted pink investment tale.
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Egypt
Mase
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Tom Lawson
Butte
Amalgamated Copper
Independence
Flower
Lawson Pink
Dreamwind
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Mra. Lawson
Madison Square Garden
Tfis As
Two Gypsy Girls Hurt When Bus Strikes Pole
Two gypsy girls Mary Cumbinty and Rose Ludigg were badly bruised when a Bridgeport Waterbury bus veered to miss a boy in danger and struck a telegraph pole near Shelton on Nichols road, as the vehicle neared Waterbury at noon today.
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Suelton
Feb. T
Bs Sunday Post
Mary Cumbinty
Rose Ludigg
Fembrolke Stroat
Hrugeport
Bridgeport-Waterbury
Waterbury
Shelton
Nighols
Henry Hegan
Thomas Huckley
Moon in Eclipse Partly Covered Across Regions
New York reports a partial lunar eclipse visible as far west as Pittsburgh. The moon began to dim at 6 26 o clock with about a quarter of its southeast area obscured, gradually clearing to full visibility by 6 15 o'clock.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Caste in Sport Cited as Cause of English Beatings
London reports England, led by professional cricketers, has suffered heavy defeats in Australia and Dommions. Lord Hawke pleads that professionals not captain England. The piece notes All Blacks tour, tennis gaps, and general decline in English sport amid class tensions and social barriers.
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London
England
Lord Hawke
Australia
Hobbs
Sutcliffe
Tate
Kilner
Prince of Walesa
Joan Barreta
Wimble- JX
Kitty McKane
Helen Wills
Scotland
United States
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Mich
Bombardier Billy Wells
Ted Lewis
U S Women Golf Team May Play in England
New York Web 7 British Women golfers declined invitation to USA this year for an international match but invite American players to Troon Scotland in May Doroth Robert Hurd noted American champion unable to travel Belish women. Glenna Collett and others may visit. likely arrangements for a team match on the other side.
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New York
United States
Troon
Scotland
Doroth Robet Hurd
Glenna Collett
Hoover says radio industry in good shape despite congestion
Washington reports Secretary Hoover credits radio industry with health and progress amid interference and influx of new stations. He opposes federal regulation, warns only two main issues remain: class B congestion and interference with telephone broadcasting by telegraph. He favors higher power growth but rejects any radio materials tax. He notes no monopoly exists in radio broadcasting.
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Washington
Hoover
Furnis
Chicago
New York
Commerce Department
Ixtenera
Five Italians Held for Forging Passports to U. S.
Five emigrants from Palermo were detained after forged Italian passports were found among their papers in Cherbourg. A supposed visa linked to a United States steamer trip to New York was identified as forged by the American consul in Palermo, leading to the arrests.
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U. S
Cherbourg
Palermo
Stelly
United States Inc
New York
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