Wife's conduct cited in man’s suicide attempt case
Edward Hampton 26 drank poisoned wine and tablets in despair after his wife Annie Hampton faced charges of soliciting attention from other men and left their home at 33 N State St. He was treated with whites of eggs and rushed to Bridgeport hospital. his condition was listed as fairly good.
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Edward Hampton
State Street
Rice
Hampton
Bridge Port Hospital
Annie Hampton
Philadelphia
South Seventh Street
Nellie Vecino
Pembroke Street
Nat
Hockhelser
Dr. Levinson
Emergency Hospital
Boyden resigns as observer with reparations body
Paris July Associated Press Roland W. Boyden resigns as unofficial American observer with the Reparations Commission effective August 1 to resume legal practice. His duties will be assumed by Colonel James A Logan Sr. The State Department noted no plan to recall Boyden or alter observer status despite Senate pressures on broader policy.
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Paris
Associated Press
Roland W. Boyden
United States
Washington
State Department
James A Logan
Senate
Rhine
Hayden
Department
Boyden
Screams of Wife as Husband Beats Her Draw Crowd
Mrs Korekiorian confessed to repeated periodic beatings by her husband over six years. Last night he attacked her on the front porch drawing a crowd as police responded. Her injuries included a torn ear and swollen eye. She later asked officers to arrest him but then changed her mind and he was held overnight in default of $50.
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Harry Korikier
Dover Street
Second Precinct
Korekiorian
President Harding Speechless at Grand Canyon Visit
President Harding, touring Yellowstone’s Grand Canyon, was visibly speechless by the vast scene. He later continued by train toward the Pacific Coast, with Spokane speeches on reclamation and waterpower, then Oregon’s Meacham celebration and a Portland stay planned.
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Harding
Fostermother with 15 Children in Almshouse
SCHENECTADY July 14 A Brooklyn woman is in the county almshouse here with five of her own children and ten in her care. Three of the children placed with her are in the Ellis hospital. another nine month old baby not hers is dead.
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Brooklyn
City
Schenectady
W. Y
Ellis, Hospital
Local News Briefs Mixed with Community Notices
A chaotic report blends misused medicines and a serious condition with police discussion of a plan to use airplanes for pursuing fugitives. It notes faith services led by Rev Hal T Kearns, local youth groups, thefts, a church cornerstone ceremony, and various civic and military events. International and domestic notes follow with court terms, real estate, and a long list of local happenings.
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Virelli
Legion
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Hal
T. Kearns
St. George's Lithuanian Church
Lera
Biehon
John J. Nilan
Hartford
Bridgeport
Order of DeMolay
Waterbury
Kida
Strents
Raymond Reeve
Dhen
Asin
Sen
Pelegram
Post
Auto Stolen From Seaview Ferry Area
Police report Bernie Wolf of 39 Myrtle Avenue had his automobile stolen last night from Seaview Avenue near the ferry. Neighboring residents reported the incident and authorities are investigating the theft.
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Bernie Wolf
Myrtle Avenue
Seaview Avenue
Driver Faces Two Charges In Park Avenue Arrest
Joseph Coelho of 112 Lexington Avenue was arrested on Park Avenue yesterday charged with driving without a license. Police say the vehicle involved had a faulty brake system and was improperly equipped.
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Joseph Coelho
Lexington Avenue
Park Avenue
Pickpockets and thieves operate near rail station and homes
Crowds at the railroad station yestern morning saw pickpockets steal from Russell Stewart at 488 Springstreet Devon a wallet with £100. A house at 24233 Main street was broken into early yesterday as thieves lifted trousers from William O’Hara and stole cash. Near the County jail on North avenue John Weimstein of 45 Jackson avenue was set upon by two youths. one pinned him while the other robbed his pockets of several dollars.
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Yestern
Russell Stewart
Springstreet
Devon
Stewart
New Haven
Main Street
William O'Hara
North Avenue
John Weimstein
Jackson Avenue
Circus Employee Dies Sudden Death After Drinking
Raymond Reese, a circus employee, drank ice cream, cold beverages, and ice in a Richard Cheese store at 2 Canton Avenue yesterday afternoon. Several hours later he died. the Medical Examiner cites alcoholism as the cause. Reese planned to join the show in Waterbury and had been staying at winter headquarters here.
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Raymond Reese
Richard Cheese
Canton Avenue
Reese
Samuel M. Garlick
Heese
Waterbury
Collings Elected Chief Commander by State VFW
Walter R. Collings of Norwalk was named Commander in Chief for the Connecticut Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars at the third annual encampment in Norwalk. He succeeds John H. Williams of Bridgeport, who did not seek reelection. Mrs. John H. Williams of Bridgeport was reelected president of the State Ladies Auxiliary. The convention condemned the state legislature for failing to pass the soldiers bonus bill and pledged support for the bonus fight next session. A heated dispute over a proposed use of poppy funds was decided by ballot. The delegates also opposed Miss Annie Robertson’s appointment to the Veterans Bureau. A war memorial drive and reelection of Captain Joyce as quartermaster were endorsed. The full slate of officers was elected.
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Norwalk
Walter R. Collings
Compcticut Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Collings
John H. Wiliams
Bridgeport
Bridge Pork
State Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
U. of W. W
Auxiliary
Williama
Council of Administration
Connecticut
State Assembly
Reymond Wa ‘Harria Post
Daseed
Harding
Miss Robertson
Misa Annie Robertzon
Oklahoma
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Raoul Lutherry
Watlingfora
F. W
Norfolk
Joyce
New York
U. 8 War Department
Thomas. Bannigan
Hartford
Robert Allyn
U. S. Veterans’ Department
Texan Jock Sullivan crosses Lake Erie alone in record paddle
Cleveland July 1 A new record paddling across Lake Erie was set by Texan Jock Sullivan who arrived at the Cleveland Yacht Club after a 60 mile trek in under 24 hours. He paddled a 18 foot canoe from Rondeau Canada at 5 14 yesterday and finished near Rockey River at 6 10 this evening amid heavy seas. Sullivan is noted as the only white man to paddle the lake alone. Indians are known to have made the trip but not solo travelers.
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Cleveland
Jock" Sullivan
Sullivan
Rondeau
Canada
Rockey River
Cornerstone Layed At St George Lithuanian Church
Bishop Nilan of Hartford leads a solemn ceremony for the cornerstone of St George s Lithuanian R C church on Perk Avenue. A document and copies of local newspapers were placed inside the stone as visiting clergy and civic leaders attend.
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St. George's Lithuanian Church
Perk Avenue
John J. Nilan
D. D
Hartford
Bridgeport
St. George's
Warren G. Harding
United States
Charles A. Templeton
Somestreat
Frederick Atwater
Daniel Kenny
Mathew A. Pankus
John Svedas
Anthony Paskakwelch
Big Zain Adwriting Contest Opens in Telegram Today
The Telegram and Post announces a 12 week adwriting contest with a total prize pool of 5000 dollars. Open to all readers with no subscription or coupons required, though professional advertisers and newspaper staff are barred from entry. Each week 120 prizes or more. a weekly best ad prize of 55 dollars and a grand prize of 560 dollars. Entry requires only a letter expressing opinions about participating dealers or products.
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Telegram and Post
Tha Beat
Telegram
Val~uabie
Immigrants Examined As New York Harbor Hits Peak Influx
Immigrant intake surges as 16,532 people undergo Ellis Island checks and shipboard tests. Eleven liners brought about 10,000 aboard from 28 nations, with Greeks and other national quotas awaiting Tuesday decisions. Commissioner Curran notes 2,243 to be sent to Ellis Island next day amid debates on deportations and family separations.
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Llia Taland
United States
Land of Promise
Hills Island
Greece
Ellis Island
Elis Taland
Presidente Wilson
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Duteste
Canada
Piracua
Polonia
Lihau
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Henry H. Curran
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Adams
London
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France
Havre
Washington
Nieuw
Protects Mother Son as Fight Leaves One Wounded
In Baston on a farm owned by Stephen Kochiss senior an argument turned violent as he swung a water pitcher at his wife. Stephen Kochiss junior intervened and was struck with two butcher knives in the left arm. He was taken to the emergency room for treatment.
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Stephen Kochiss
Baston
Kochiss
Stephen
Dizvar
Kidnap Case Sparked by Trenton Ward Incident
A $300 reward was offered for the return of a four year old boy and Mrs Abram following a kidnapping attempt in the city on Saturday. Police report James Clevor is the alleged kidnapper as officers traced a man fleeing from a home where the child and woman were playing. Exther Max Philade is mentioned in connection with the incident. Further details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Trenton
Jn Ward
Br Man
Abram
James Clevor
Max
New England Rail Lines Face Rehabilitation Plan
A joint New England railroad committee led by James J. Storrow urged rehabilitation of Boston and Maine, New Haven, and Maine and New York, New Haven and Hartford lines as a preliminary step to possible regional consolidation. The report favors voluntary reorganization without receivership for the New Haven and outlines bond adjustments, stock increases, and state cooperation while noting opposition to immediate consolidation of all lines.
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New England Railroad Committee
New England
N. E. Lines
Poland Spring
Boweton
Maine
New York
New Haven
James J. Storrow
Boston
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
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Albany
Central
Vermont
Grand Trunk
Portland
Maven
Taoteratate Commerce Coraenbanieree
United States
Oe Aw
England
Honda
Ava
Connesott
Rhode Island
Masaachus
Connecticut
Ruhr Penalized For Death Of 9 Belgians By Bomb
French headquarters announced penalties for the Dumaburg bombing that killed Belgian soldiers and wounded dozens, affecting the Ruhr and Rhineland including frontier closure. Interurban tram service to resume normal pre-occupation levels. German officials face five years in prison and fines for curfew infractions. Karl Radek arrives in Ruhr to confer with Soviet centers.
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Essen
Presa
Dumaburg
Ruhr
Rhineland
Rhur
Degoutte
Herten
Recklinghausen
Karl Radek
Bolshevist
Moscow
Bhochum
$100 000 Award Offered By Bok 10 Peace Scheme
Creation by Philadelphia of an award for a practicable plan by the United States may be adopted. The committee to administer the prize announced today will open the petition process and plans will be submitted by the middle of November.
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Philadelphia
Erfean
Reitt
Automobile Crash Fatality Reported in Local County
July 1 in Terbory reports Eugens Itkiss of Falls Avenue died at Water Hospital from injuries suffered when his car on Middlebury road crashed into a tree. Passenger George Downing of Falls Avenue Oakville escaped with minor cuts. Hotchkiss, wedged between seat and dash, sustained leg and facial fractures.
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Terbory
Eugens Itkiss
Falls Avenue
Gak
Middlebury Road
Aarapanian
George Downing
Oakville
Hotchkiss
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