Bridgeport Ambulance Refused At Stratford Scene
Special Patrick Giannotti 32 of New Haven fatally injured early Sunday when his motorcycle with sidecar struck a telephone pole on Lordship road Stratford near Bridgeport line. Mottl, also from New Haven, was in the sidecar and survived. Stratford ambulance was unavailable. Bridgeport police and local residents aided. Kenney of Bridgeport escaped serious injury in a separate Ferry Boulevard crash.
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Stratford
Patrick Giannotti
DeWitt Street
New Haven
Lordship Road
Bridgeport
Glannotti
Julius Mottl
Stratford Ambulance Patrol
Ferry Boulevard
John Kenney
Catherine Street
Bridgeport Aid
Second Precinct
Edward Cassidy
Thomas Kearney
Frank Armstrong
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Lordsnips
Armstrong
Bridgenert
Victor Marcus
Charles Ruzicka
Stratford ‘ Force
Armsrons
Giannotti
Gidsenpi Tulli
Carlsle Street
Dominick
Mojti
Motti
Mottl
Glanewottl
Louis Mancino
Giannoettis
Kenney
Peery Boulevard
Giennett
Merry Boulevard
Morehouse
Herbert Hart
Baseball and monarchy beat could fuel German democracy
Barney Dreyfuss, visiting Freiburg birthplace, says baseball can undermine monarchist sentiment in Germany and bolster the republic. He notes Germans may resist American fame without looser etiquette, arguing that price of a seat and casual conversation embody democratic rights.
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Freiburg
Baden
Germany
Barney Dreyfuss
Republic
Hasebat
Secretary Davis views damage at Navy depot ruins
Secretary of War Davis arrived in Dover New Jersey and planned to inspect the army and navy reservations. Observers reported 18 magazines in the burning area had not exploded. Davis viewed the scene from inside the reservation gate despite danger.
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Dover
N. J
Davis
Army
Navy
Ani
National Crime Commission Forms Pistol Regulation Panel
A joint committee of the National Crime Commission and the Association of State Attorneys General will draft model firearms laws. The group, chaired by F. Trubee Davison, invites War Department, manufacturers, bankers and gun associations to participate. First meeting set for New York on July 24 with notable appointees including August Vollmer and J Weston Allen.
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National Crime Commission
Association of State
F. Trubee Davison
War Department
American Bankers Association
National Rifle and Pistol Association
Davison
Commission On Uniform Love
August Volimier
Berkeley
Calif
J. Weston, Allien
Boston
Massachusetts
Phillip 5 S. Var Cise
Denver
Colorado
Meteor Crew Refuses to Leave Ship Off Block Island
At Block Island Rhode Island on July 11 the steamer Meteor with 22 crew and 3500 tons of soft coal remained aboard as it grounded in fog. The vessel sits on a ledge 150 yards offshore and half its bottom exposed, with the engine room breached and rising tides threatening its stability. Coast guard patrols standby for potential evacuation if needed.
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Block Island
R. I
Anetr
Coast Guard
Coast Guards
Believe Heat Killed Springford in Bridgeport Death
Victor Springford sixty four of 56 Chapel street died at his home after suffering heat effects. He ran a fish market on State street and was England born but Bridgeport longtime resident. Survived by wife daughter Lillian in vaudeville and son Victor Jr. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Victor Springford
Chapel Street
Mr. Springford
State Street
England
Bridgeport
Wolverhampton Company
Lillian
Poli’s Palace
Hargla
Victor , Jr
Als O
14 Personal Tax Delinquents Are Arrested
Up to three o'clock this morning warrants for arrest for failure to pay personal taxes had been served on 14 people. They will be arraigned in court this morning. The list includes three women Foose Sadie Anarchy Rudolph Link Joseph Axasl Antonio Lert Thomas Abbotts Ernest R. Ledeer Jacob Levy Cornelia Adams Cecelia F. Abromowiltz Toula Lewon Nicholas Lasse Nicholas Len urée Wrank Leone and William A Lewis. All were released upon bonds of 10 pending their hearing in City court this morning.
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Sadie Anarchy
Central Avenue
Rudolph Link
Hewlett Avenue
Joseph Axasl
Nichola Street
Antonio Lert
Fast Avenue
Thomas Abbotts
Stillmaan Street
Ernest R. Ledeer
Lenox Avenue
Jacob Levy
Maplewood Avenue
Cornelia
Adams
Colorade Avenue
Cecelia F. Abromowiltz
Charles Street
Toula Lewon
Jackson Avenue
Nicholas Lasse
Ridgewood Avenue
Nicholas Lenurée
Watercourt
Wrank Leone
Grand Street
William A Lewis
Broad Street
Veterans lead Paris debt protest parade against Washington treaty
War veterans marching with wheelchairs and wives led a 12000 strong protest through Paris against the Washington debt settlement. The march went along the Champs Elysees and Arc de Triomphe, with wreaths placed at the Alan Se2ger monument and at the George Washington statue. A plaque calling for revision of the France American debt settlement was stolen by plainclothes police. Authorities kept order as thousands watched along the route.
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Paris
Washington Deb
Champs Elysees
Arc de, Triomphe
Avenue D'lena
Alan Se2ger
Place Des Vtats Unis
George Washington
Washington
France
United States
Tier
Radio Operator at Temple Sought in Evangel Probe
An extensive search for Kenneth G. Ormiston, ex radio operator at Angelus Temple, linked to the McPherson Sudlton case, failed to locate him in Riverside and San Diego counties. Grand jury subpoenas were issued, and officials expect him to explain movements before leaving Angelus Temple.
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Evangel Probe
Los Angeles
Kenneth, G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Four Square Gospel
Riverside
San Diego
Ormiston
Joe Ryan
Oakland
Asa Keyes
McPherson Ab Sudlton
Grand Jury
American woman swims English Channel Dover to Ramsgate
Emelia Gade Carson, formerly Emilia Gade of New York, completes the Dover to Ramsgate channel swim, 20 miles in 6 hours 20 minutes, first American woman to do so though saltwater blindspot slows her at the end. Carson previously swam Albany to New York and around Manhattan Inland, with Bridgeport visits before sailing.
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Deal
England
Climington ‘Carson
Emilia Gade
New York
Dover
Ramsage
Aged Danbury Man Kills Self With Razor
Banbury July 11 A 72 year old man Freserick Widman of Austin street died en route to Danbury hospital after slashing his throat with a razor in a moment of insanity. The self inflicted wound severed his windpipe and proved fatal minutes later. Neighbors alerted police and ambulance after hearing screams. Survived by son Frank Widman a forist of Danbury.
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Banbury
Freserick Widman
Austin Street
State
Japane Hospital
Mie@etown
Danbury Hospital
Ao Diop
Wildmang
Frank Wildman
Danbury
Bolivian cabinet resigns amid reorganization push
In a dramatic political shift Bolivian ministers submitted their resignations to President Ja Paz while agreeing to cooperate with him. A cabinet reorganization is planned to be completed as part of the effort to keep the government functioning.
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JA Paz
Bolivia
APD
Nrestarnt
Racing Cars Crash Kills Two at Ascot Speedway
Ten persons died two were seriously injured and others sustained minor injuries in a crash at Ascot speedway Los Angeles. The deceased include Sergeant J D Cornwall fifty two policy officer and Nick Glehelmi one of the racing drivers. Seriously injured are Jack Petticord driver and mechanic with a fractured skull and other injuries, Eugene Hartmann mechanic with a broken ankle and possible internal injuries.
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Los Angeles
Ascot Speedway
J. D.cornwall
Nick Glehelmi
Jack Petticord
Eugene Hartmann
Body Found in Connecticut River Noted as Possible Murder
In Middletown July 11 CAP reports a man’s body pulled from the Connecticut River near the Standard Oil warehouse. Two boys, George Mizel and Stanley Radziwen, found the corpse while swimming. The body showed signs of strangulation and had been in the water about two to three weeks. identity remained unknown. The man wore a work shirt, trousers, shoes and carried a watch, with a ring on a finger.
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Middletown
Conneticut
George Mizel
Stanley Radziwen
Standard Oil Company
Explosion damages New Science Church under construction
Kansas City July 11 AP The Sixth Church of Christ Scientist here suffered damage from an explosion at a near completed project. Police report the blast may have been the result of an act tied to labor troubles.
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Kansas City
Church of Christ
Clah Astriet
Former Secretary Weeks Dying in Nova Scotia? (Note: this title is crafted to fit given article.)
Former Secretary of War John W. Weeks slipped into a coma at his Mt. Prospect summer home near Lancaster New Hampshire. Doctors said his pulse grew feeble and breathing labored with little hope of survival within the day.
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Eseendnav
Transit Campany
Vace 1
Evangelic
Temple
John Wo
Guing
New Hampshire
Tage 1
Amit Wie
Platels
Lancaster
N. H
John W. Wieks
R. Hh. Wilder
Whitefield
Weeks
Mt. Prospect
Here
Wis
Wilder
Sinclair Weeks
Hison
John Washington Davidge
Washington
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Fairfield officers to hike 100 miles from Bridgeport
Thirty officers from Fairfield County with the 418th Infantry under Lt Col Ro H DeLacour depart Bridgeport at 7 am for a two week, 190 mile training hike to Titchfield. They march ten miles daily, pitch tents nightly, with tents and gear moved by trucks. Terrain drills and maneuvers accompany the exercise as compulsory yearly reserve officer training.
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Fairfield County
418Th Infantry
Hegerven
Ro H. DeLacour
Stratford
Bridgeport
Titchfield
Connecticcnt Agricultural Colege
Storrs
Missing Stratford Girl Found After Disappearance
Martha Radwieck sixteen was located yesterday by Bridgeport Motorcycle Officer Rutolph Ludwig. She had vanished three weeks earlier from Stratford, living at Arthur Wheeler in Lone Hill and working in a Bridgeport home. Her father had placed an ad in the Telegram prompting contact. She asked to change employment and was taken back to Stratford, then Bridgeport police restored her to her city home.
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Booth Street
Stratford
Rutolph Ludwig
Bridgenart
Arthur Wheeler
Lone Hil
Bridgewart
Disappearra
Bridgeport
Tersons
Jack
Bridgeport Paticel
Morristown Navy blast death toll rises near Dover
Morristown reports 21 hospitalized including a six year old girl blinded by shock from the Lake Denmark arsenal explosion near Dover. Authorities seek the child's parents as 7 bodies found and over 60 missing amid widespread damage valued at about 100 million dollars. Refugees and relief workers care for families, with many Marines transferred to Brooklyn hospital.
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Navy Munt
Ime Commission
Conmittes
Sean
Morristown Hospital
Morristown
N. J
Hospitala
Dover
Peterson
Mount Hope
John Singleton
Pearsley Davidson
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Arsenal
Leonard Garrier
Rockaway
John Harper
Morristown Armory
Ells Island
Red Cross
Roenton
Newark
Striking Convicts End Mine Mutiny In Kansas Penitentiary
In Lansing Kansas 875 prisoners ended a self imposed confinement in the canal mine yesterday and will resume work tomorrow with regular crews except a few held for questioning Warden W H Mackey said only part of the 375 men in the mine were actively implicated Some demanded release of convicts in solitary confinement earlier in the week but the warden blamed lack of legislative appropriations for the denial
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Lansing
Kans
Kansas Penitentiary
Cnal
W. H Mackey
Mackey
Duggan Arrives in Brazil Town Aracaty
Argentine aviator Bernardo Duggan arrived in Aracaty Brazil after a long flight from New York to Buenos Aires. He covered more than 600 miles during today’s two legs of the journey, ending at noon after steady progress.
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Aracaty
Brazil
Bernardo Duggan
Jeff Maranhan
Camnim
New York
Buenos Aires
Duggan
Marine in Dover for Target Practice
Private Ephraim Ervin of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a marine in a detachment sent to Dover for target practice, recounts the Dover explosion. He describes standing near shell house No 21 when a bolt split a tree and ignited the shellhouse, causing a fierce blast that knocked him unconscious and sent shells and debris into the air as flames reached the officers’ quarters. He swam to a rowboat with four teammates after escaping the burning area.
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New York
Dover
N. J
Ephraim Ervin
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Ervin
Shell House No. 21
Sameiing
Denmark
Navy Commander Loses Eyesight in Depot Fire
Captain Dowling commander of the Naval munitions depot at Lake Denmark New Jersey was operated on at the Brooklyn Naval Hospital tonight to save his sight after being blinded while fighting flames from initial explosions. Lt Cmdr Paul Albright performed the operation and reported doubt about restoring sight. Marines treated include Sgt J A Donaldson and several Privates with lacerations burns and contusions from the incident.
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Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Dowling
Naval Depot
Powrer
Lanta
Denmark
Lmits
Army Arsenal
Pleatinny
Army Office
Arsenal
George W. Bott
Richmond
Harry C. Brown
Pharmaciat
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Frances Feener
Brooklyn
Dwight Davie
New York
Lake Denmark
N. J
Paul Albright
A. Donaldson
Charles Hendrick
Mt Valley
Kansas
L. C. Jones
Anton Bush
Jersey City
A. W. Taylor
Bernard Schakman
Pharmaciat Ard
Marvin Lewis
Sabula
Burns
Thomas Johnson
Chicago
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