Obscured signals blamed in New York wreck
Coroner heard engineer William Brandt say a hidden signal blocked his view as the New York Ontario and Western passenger train entered Iona Island. Fireman Tolmiller and Hazen testified the switch was obscured or not set, leading to a fatal collision with a freight train near the shed.
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George B Duchers
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Flegman
Brandis Vest
Talmiller
West Haverstav
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Havens
Jagman
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Hazens
Hartford Court Appoints New Prosecutors and Judge
Hartford July 6. State Genito Joseph B Griffin and Alderman Barey Robinson named prosecutors for Hartford Court. Police Court officials James Geo H Day and Nathan A Sche will be sworn in Friday. Judge Day resigns. Join L Bonee elevated to judge. Griffin and Robinson gain quick support amid party faction moves as Judge Day and Bonet departure reshapes the court.
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New York Woman Seeks Divorce in Paris
A New York woman seeks divorce in Paris alleging desertion by her husband Christopher Rod. They married in New York on February 22, 19XX. The plaintiff names Jane Lawrence Besse as co-respondent and cites desertion as the reason.
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Defies Age with Buttermilk Beauty Method in Comalegion
A fragmented note describes an odd beauty experiment using ordinary buttermilk to defy age in Comalegion. It mentions a person named Mona and hints at a new formula or product, claiming visible improvements in skin care and appearance.
Brooklyn man fined on traffic charge
William Bender of 358 Fifty Seventh Street Brooklyn was fined $25 and costs in police court on a charge of failure to yield the right of way. Judgment was suspended on a count of lack of having against the accused and a single assault lodged against Bender during the course of the trial. Attorney Henry Dryhutt and defense counsel Benjamin Tonkow had a lengthy verbal battle.
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Lions Club Reports International Session and Growth
New Lions club president Pnund H MacKenzi led the luncheon and reviewed the May international convention in Mart. He praised hospitality, noted the real estate boom, and outlined the wear starting committees including Membership Speakers Entertainment and Publicity with named chairmen and members from the club.
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MacKenlene
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Uclec
Scott
Cims
Wellen
RB Atherton
Dave
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Cord
Aline
Clark
Brrivarld
Sisslin Ailtete
FC Riotherton
Hoy Abbott
L Inkeman
W Waeeler
Finenes
Muilthere
E & Wage
C_ Moore ehairman
Henderson
Berlins Committee
Ehaman
JC. Ashe
Arnshouw
Sriffud
Willeisan Wolf Re Concuittes
Dhermar
Bertiison
HO Kean
Whitehead
Long Hill area guests fill Fourth of July at Schmidt home
Special correspondent notes Sunday visitors at Maple Top Farm Tashua include Mrs Blaney Woolmen Mr and Mrs Al Woolard and daughter Dorothy from Danbury with Miss Anna Friezel from Oklahoma City among many others. Extended family and former pastors attend, sharing holiday meals and watching fireworks at PookeGre Pears.
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Maple Top
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Springdale Cann
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Walte
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Newarh
Mroan
Pichai Scamide
Colman
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Edith Colman
Hobart
Linn
Abott
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Arthur Stiples
Fiston
Litenfield
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Call Schmidt
Bridgeport
Bedfod Haley
Monror
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Huntington
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Davit Shemmi
Brest Sleiman
Crarge Birdseye Huntton
Pook eGre Pears
John Ho Wheeler
Mucus Reynoc
Bie Coor
Winifred Sutth
Marcus Burt
Fred Lithrop
Tam Riete Suna
Ctries Tathrop
Edward Moyle
Bethel
Pat Cotton
Poth
Etonks
Pihet Tuk
Weth
Prank Ger Rune
Terey Catssere Tounth
Juv Uests
William Puller
Tashua
Law Found Unconstitutional by Massachusetts High Court
Boston July 6 By Associated Press a Massachusetts law dating to 1851 was ruled unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court Irene Vigeant sued Postal Telegraph for injuries from a pole strike in Lowell arguing telegraph liability. Chief Justice Rugg wrote the law now unfair as other utilities are exempt, and judgment favored the defendant. Washington July 6 By Associated Press Donald B MacMillan Arctic explorer promoted to lieutenant commander in the U S Naval Reserve, marking a long list of commissions from gunner to lieutenant commander.
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Screwdriver Killer to Face Superior Court
Sebartimne Dafiellago was bound over to the September term of Superior Court on a manslaughter charge after a police court hearing. The assault on John Zienba on July 4 left Zienba dead at New Britain General Hospital. The weapon, a screwdriver, was alleged during a brawl prompted by concerns over an ice cream can explosion.
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Mois D Snaxc
de Pietio
John Zienba
Ziendi
En Tire
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Zienbas
Wales Second U S Visit Foreseen By Officials
Ottawa dispatch reports the Prince of Wales is likely to profit from his presence in Canada this summer as he plans a second visit to the United States. The event is framed as a possible follow up to his prior engagements and duties with the Allies.
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Canady
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Young pastor named to head Evansville College
A 33-year-old pastor from Auburnfield Mass has been chosen to succeed Dr Alfred Hugh as president of Evansville College. Announcement says he will assume office in October after Dr Hugh resigns to become president of Hamlin University in Victoria.
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Earl B Maipet
Wmethott
Auburnfield
Alfred
Hugh
Evansville College
Ut Uustecs
Bfflee
Hugh Rece
Hamlin University
Woman Sues Priest for 5000 Defamation Claim
Mrs Annie Porkowest sues Rev Anthony Gorek of the Church of the Sacred Heart for 5000 alleging that at a January meeting he made remarks damaging her character which were heard by attendees. The suit was filed in New Britain and attributed to local defamation claims.
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New Britain
Agsulated Press
Annie Porkowest
Anthony Gorek
Aiu
Cheracter
Retailers urged to aid manufacturers at New England meeting
Boston July 6 A Jf Associated press report states Dudley Harmon vice president of the New England Council urged closer cooperation between retailers and New England industries at the New England Retail Shoe Merchants association convention. He argued retailers hold extensive knowledge of marketing problems valuable to manufacturers.
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iBy Associated J Fie
New England Retail Shoe Merchants Association
Todey Dudley Harmon
New England Council
New England Industrris
New England Industry Prospects From New Sources
A quoted New England manufacturer leader argued that prioritizing these sources would ensure industry products meet evolving retail demands and raise the region's industrial vitality, signaling a surge of improved goods and broader market reach.
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Combe Mand
New England
How to Remove Freckles at Home Says Readers
A garbled ad-like fragment explains freckle removal with home remedies and cosmetic tips. It mentions beauty products, doctored routines, and rumored methods to reduce freckles, urging readers to try various home applications and cautioning about costs and effectiveness.
Enquiries Into a Long Day Spell by Blythe
Samuel G Blythe examines the Eighteenth Amendment and the new psychology of drinking since prohibition He questions if the nation is as wet as claimed and whether current prosperity is aided by prohibition He draws several provocative conclusions about the era and public mood.
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