Five Killed in West Shore Wreck Rescue Efforts At Scene
Witnesses describe a fatal wreck on the Bear Mountain bridge as rescue workers from nearby towns including Ald Neely and Augustus Eidenkampp rush to aid victims. Passengers trapped by debris freed with knives, a New York Central statement notes signals were working, formal investigation due tomorrow.
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Union City
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Canary
Connecticut
Bear Mountain Bridge
War
Netty
Eidenkampp
Shawaa
Barnet
N. Goldberg
Irving J. Samadowitz
New York Central Railroad
Ontario
William Brandt
Weelawken
J. Hitciregarder
Brandt
A. J. Lewis
N. O
U S proposals on cruisers raise naval tonnage concerns
The discussion centers on imperial cruiser tonnage and limits for destroyers and submarines. The United States seeks a cap that prevents Britain from exceeding 400000 tons of cruiser capacity while allowing two 100000 ton cruisers. Experts foresee Japan urging lower cruiser tonnage to curb its own programs.
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Great Britain
Bridgeman
Nitrate Cargo Fire on Pacific Steamship Mier Ebro
Fire broken out in the hold of the Pacific Steamship Mier Ebro shortly after docking at Morton Street North River with 89 passengers from South American ports. Crewmembers in gag masks entered the hold to fight the blaze but were forced back by fumes. Hose lines flooded the hold to confine the fire to one area. cause suspected as spontaneous combustion.
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Morton Street
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Barber suspect linked to Bay State girl murder
Burlington man connected to Stella Kale case denies identity as George E. Taylor. Authorities seek confirmation from Massachusetts officers as the St Albans detainee, known as Robbins, faces questions over the Ballabury Beach killing of the 21 year old Lawrence worker.
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Associated Press
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Massachusetts
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Compensation awards announced by Buckingham after incapacity
Compensation Commissioner E. T. Buckingham announced multiple awards today. Awards include Crane Company to Loula Adama for 89.44 weekly from June 14 for a fractured toe and O F Burghart to George W Sapperly for 21 weekly from June 4 for sacroiliac sprain, among others.
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Loula Adama
West Avenue
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George W. Sapperly
Norman Street
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Matt Dely
Greylock Places
Bassett Metal Goods Company
Shelton
Stella Katchmar
Petroleum Heat & Power Co
Leroy Crocker
Gordon-Walter Co
Stamford
John W. Ferguson Co
Paterson
N. J
M.H F Perell
Brown Bros. Brass Foundry
Pasquale Bernardo
Yale & Towne Manufacturing
Amelia Borony
Clerks Defy State Ruling On Marriage Intentions
Torrington and Terryville clerks refuse to publish names of marriage intention filers, citing privacy and defying state official William C Welling. The stance mirrors earlier decisions by Naugatuck and other towns, keeping applications confidential.
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Terryville
Associated Press
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Rasplilar
Publc
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Naugatuck
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Residents Protest Graveyard Use for Playground and Vandalism
Residents protested use of a sacred cemetery as a playground and tents, noting headstone damage and gravesite destruction. The petition urged action by city officials, referencing Section 8045 of the General Statutes and urging care for neglected cemeteries.
Four Die as Seaplane Crashes into Lake near Seattle
Four persons died when a seaplane crashed into Lake Washington between Kirkland and Seattle Beattie Insurance agent Bock of Los Angeles Wallin Wolin Roy Wallin, Olaf Johnson pilot, and Fred Stancliffe were among the passengers. Harbor boats recovered one body as grappling efforts continued for the others. The aircraft went into a spin at about 500 feet over the lake.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Roy, Wolin
B. Bock
Lake Arrowsmith Refige
Los Angeles
Fred Stancliffe
Beattie Insurance Gent
Wallin
Sand Point
Bock
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Beattle
Johnson
Virginia Teacher Heads National Education Association
Miss Cornelia S. Adair of Richmond Va was nominated without opposition to lead the National Education Association as its president. The convention in Seattle formed specialized groups to study common problems and closed nominations marked a busy session for the federation of teachers.
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Compensation Award Reversed in Worker’s Pneumonia Case
Supreme Court Justice Maltbie reverses a $783 weekly award to Margaret Norton of Barton's Bias Narrow Fabric. The ruling holds the employer liable only if employment conditions caused the incapacity beyond a minor role. Norton had contracted pneumonia and empyema after flu.
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William M. Maltbie
Margaret Norton
Barton’s Bias Narrow Fabric Company
Linen Avenue
James Street
Edward T
Two families displaced by Lewis Street blaze
Fire gutted the upper floors of a two family frame dwelling at 148 170 Lewis Street around 1 pm yesterday and forced Arthur Scott and Mrs. Margaret Grant with son Howard to flee. Edward Grant awoke to flames. only minor injuries reported. Damage estimate about 1500 with roof replacement and replastering needed. Detection delay and alarm missteps contributed to rapid spread.
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Wealthy father's daughter elopes with chauffeur in Elktn case
In Elkton Maryland a 11 year old girl and her 23 year old chauffeur from Pleasantville New York were found breakfasting at a hotel. The father Hyman Sussman and State Police Sergeant William Fahnkow acted to stop the plan to obtain a marriage license. Cecil County authorities detained the couple and expelled them to New York. The romance began three months earlier after the chauffeur was hired.
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Cecil County
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Schlamo
Wrist Watches Stolen From Man After Assault
Raymond Munn of the Atlantic hotel reported to police last night that two young men assaulted him after leaving Sea Side Park. He was robbed of two wrist watches, a sapphire ring, and four inrah, which the pair escaped with before a description could be obtained.
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Atlantic Hotel
Seaside Park
Byrd Receives Cross of Honor in France Welcome
After a non stop flight from New York, Byrd and his crew were greeted in France with admiration from French officers and citizens. Colonel Marchetti praised their skill. The party visited Lindbergh’s landing site, received the wing of honor at the Aero club, and were greeted by prominent French officials before a senate reception.
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Amsterdam
Obituaries Gather for Local Residents in Morning Services
A string of funeral notices records the deaths of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Gilpin and other residents. Services are set for Thursday and Friday at local churches, with burials planned in Park and St Michael's cemeteries. Names include John Bastion Mary A Buckley Sarah A Bryan Anna Kostek Maria Anzidel Julia Baxter and others.
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Manchester
England
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Park Cemetery
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Buckley
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Broad Street
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Sarah A. Hawley
Walter B. Bryan
Charles E. Minton
Newfield Avee
Union Cemetery
Atford
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Knowlton Street
Church of St John Nepomucens
St. Michael's Cemetery
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Maria
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Lindley: Street
St. Raphael's Church
Trio Held After Attempted Hold Up
Three youths were arrested by detectives yesterday after an attempted hold up reported at Abraham Lederer’s home on Noble Avenue Monday night. Suspects John Hawley 17 of River Street John Stafford 19 of William Street and Henry Shimanix 19 of Ogden Street admitted being with Lederer prior to the incident but denied involvement in the hold up of Colonial Gas Filling receipts.
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River Street
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William Street
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Ogden Street
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Motorcyclist Injured In Brooklawn Crash
Louis Bristol twenty nine of 1817 North Avenue was hurled from his motorcycle when struck by an auto driven by Arthur Biglard of Nichola Avenue Fairfield. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital after initial care at the Emergency hospital.
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Nichola Avenue
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Dewey Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Clara Noven
Myrtle Avenue
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Stratford Avenue
Portrait dispute over 7000 due on two paintings in New York
In Supreme Court Mrs Florence Brooks Aten of Park Avenue contests a $7000 claim by George Brush, the New York and New Hampshire portraitist, saying neither painting resembled her and she paid only for the first sitting. She recalls agreeing to $6000 plus $1000 more, but rejects the second portrait as unsatisfactory. Aten, a noted philanthropist, founded the Brooks Bryce foundation.
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Asten
Brush
New Hampshire
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Brooks-Bryce
United States
England
David Brooks
Yale
One Third of Debt to be Paid Off by End of Fiscal Year
Washington reports that about one third of the public debt, reached at the wartime peak in 1919, is expected to be retired by the end of the current fiscal year begun July 1. Treasury notes and bonds totaling billions will be retired or refinanced, with further plans for the third Liberty loan and plans to reduce future tax rates.
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D A U S I L I O FOUND INSANE IN SHOOTING CASE
D A U S I L I O, once a Bridgeport resident, was captured at 238 Charles Street after firing a shotgun at Pasquale DeCicco, then acquitted of assault with intent to kill in New Haven. A judge ruled him insane and ordered commitment to the Middletown state hospital following the March incident.
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Bridgeport
Charles Street
Edward Dailey
Pasquale DeCicco
Stalion
New Haven
Middletown
D'Ausillo
Dausillo
Two 13 year olds stabbed after dice game quarrel
Two youths aged thirteen, Compolucci and Cappozzelle, quarrelled over a dice game in a rear yard on Highland Avenue. Compolucci was stabbed in the left shoulder by Cappozzelle after the game ended over a disputed roll. Both boys were treated at Emergency Hospital and will appear in juvenile court today.
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Highland Avenue
Michael Comipelucci
Lexington Avenue
Tony Cappozzelle
Chester E. Habertin
Capporzele
Compolucci
Capporzelle
Bandits Seize Bicycle and Cash From Teen Rider
A fourteen year old boy on Harriet and Maple streets was mugged by two youths about seventeen. They stole his bicycle and 87.30, one bandit riding away on his bike while the other jumped onto a waiting old automobile and fled. Detective Walter Jennings reports the incident.
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Kossuth Street
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Maple
Self-Confessed Slayer Escapes Canada Prison
Henry Duncan alias John Revineky or John Wilson, a self confessed Slayer, escaped from a Toronto city prison after being held on armed robbery charges. He tore away a frail iron window frame while unguarded, and vanished into the shopping district amid crowds. Authorities seek him after his June 25 arrest. he previously served time in Tennessee for murder.
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Ont
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Henry Duncan
John Revineky
John Wilson
Tennessee Penitentiary
City
Duncan
Tennessee
May Goodwin
Girl 18 Arrested After Beardsley Park Assault
An 18 year old girl, Fose Tullano of 134 Park Street, was arrested at Beardsley Park after allegedly striking a 14 year old girl, Mildred McMullen of 87 Colonial Avenue, following laughter from spectators about her sister's fall into the brook. The 14 year old sustained Bruising from the incident.
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Fose Tullano
Park Street
Mildred McMullen
Colonial Avenue
Fall at Work Leaves Steamfitter with Dual Ankle Fractures
Fred Haffner, 35, of 195 New Field Avenue S, a steamfitter, was admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital yesterday after suffering fractures to both ankles in a fall at work.
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Newfield Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sisson Auction Offers Vast Furnishings at Ansonia Home
An auction at 285 Wakelee Ave Ansonia Conn on July 12 1027 at 10 AM Daylight Saving Time features a large collection of mahogany and maple furniture including highboys chests of drawers clocks and chairs. The catalog lists Chippendale Queen Anne Sheraton pieces plus beds tables trunks and a variety of decorative items in rough condition with many items made of maple cherry and mahogany.
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Conn
Carly American Furmers
Harry ‘Arena
Tridgepet
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Tigh Town
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Priama
Santora
Canale
Etin
Caandeller
Card Tahirs
Bherston
Chipnendal
Nenepe
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