Three Youths Hurt When Cycle Skids Into Fence
Fairfield July 30 three young men riding a motorcycle at speed on Tunxis Hill road were thrown after hitting a wet spot and skidding 40 feet into a fence. Alexander Angailes injured with fractured ribs internal injuries taken to St Vincents Bridgeport. Harre Eckman escaped serious injury, hospitalized for observation. Winthren Nasielovsky also injured minor cuts. State Police investigated scene noting wet road and reduced control as machine struck the fence.
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Fairfield
Tunxis Hill Road
Alexander Angailes
Greenvield Street
Harre Eckntan
Tunsts Hill Road
Macht
Winthren Nasierousky
Old Stratfield Road
St. Vincents Hospital
Bridgeport
Eckman
Nycle
Nasielovsky
Treney
Kate Carroll
Dow
Mit
Ihe
Cyule
Gatlun
Girl Accosted Near Chase By Police
A young man fled through a crowd after attempting to assault a girl, chased by several people and a pursuing officer. He escaped without injuries or identifying features.
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Nu Congress
Elleye
Woman Hurt as Motorcycle Sidecar Overturns
Ann Dwyer, resident of Margeret Ford cottage, was hurled from a sidecar on Fairfield Avenue near Seeley Street at 10 last night when a motorcycle overturned. She was treated at Hillside home for shock and minor injuries. driver John Stobo of 117 Burnham Street escaped harm. A collision with an automobile driven by Edward Graham of Hartford occurred as Stobo attempted to pass. Police also reported Langhammer of Stratford held on two counts for alleged reckless driving. Two cars were reported stolen, including a vehicle owned by William Whitlaw of Fairfield and another owned by Samuel Hanken of Park Street.
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Ann, Dwyer
Margeret Ford
Fairfield Avenue
Seeley Street
Hillside
John Stobo
Burnham Street
Miss Dwyer
Edward Graham
Hartford
Graham
Stobo
Connecticut Avenue
Fred KK
Langhammer
Stratford
William Whitlaw
Fairfield
Cannon Street
Main Street
Sarmuel Hanken
Park Street
Lumber Street
Blaze destroys 235 Main Street property and stores
Fire at 1 AM gutted a three story wooden dwelling and two one story stores at 235 Main Street. Estimated property loss around 3000 with fixtures and stock worth about 2400. Nearby resident Co B McAllister reported seeing flames and smoke. Lukaszowski, owner of the adjacent grocery, rented the blaze damaged house. The blaze likely started in a lean-to at the rear. another store in the block is vacant.
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Main Street
Co. B. McAllister
Lukassowshki
Lukusczowski
Honest Thief Steals Car During Night, Poiised People Involved
An alleged theft report describes a vehicle taken from two garages in a rear area during a night stand. The owner, Joh Gamer, is named along with another person. Authorities recovered the car, and a search found signs of poisoning in victims nearby. Further investigation is ongoing.
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Ap Allomohile
Joh Gamer and
Stele
Wes
Letra
Sesterdas Mucning
Ganoy Vedi
Lively Week Ahead for Zain Adwriting Contestants
A noisy buildup announces a lively week for Zain Adwriting contestants. Promos, prizes, and merchant partnerships spark interest as readers anticipate the ongoing contest with wordy promotional chatter and hints of a continued feature on page two.
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Zain
Flood Devastates Maryland Towns As Patapsco Rises
Cloud bursts and storms sweep western Maryland driving families from homes as the Patapsco overflows. Bridges and tracks are torn up, towns like Sykesville and Marriottsville flood, power and telegraph lines fail, livestock swept away, and millions in damage feared with no reported deaths.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Patapsco
Billicott City
Sykesville
Licott City
Marriotsville
Fpikesville
Baitimore and
Ohi
Burns
Carroll County
Amoss
Wooddine
Will Prosecute Unstamped Meat Dealers In City
City health officer Dr. William Mallison warns will prosecute to the full extent the law. Marketmen selling unstamped meat enter the city through the slaughterhouse and are inspected by inspectors. The city has found meat arriving at night and distributed before morning, signaling dealers who avoid inspectors to evade the law. The health department has watched for some time and recently taken offenders to court, with penalties imposed for selling unstamped meat.
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United States
William Mallweon
Sauhation
Delivers First Copy of 1923 Public Acts
The three bound volumes of the Tribue Acts of 1923 were delivered to Secretary Palani by the printers. It is the first printing and binding for general distribution since the start of the current legislative session. Thirty two thousand copies have been ordered.
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Marc McHiel
Artebrabavis A. Palani
Toptember
French Ruhr Note Creates Gloom in British Parliament
The French and Belgian ambassadors delivered replies to the British note on Ruhr negotiations. Premier Baldwin and Lord Curzon voiced no hope for closer Britain France alignment. Secrecy surrounds allied talks as Parliament contemplates next steps before adjournment.
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Baldwin
London
Associated Press
Lord Curzon
Nore
Germany
Ruhr
Lordan
Great Britain
France
Commons
Poincare
Erith
Ramsay MacDonald
Fairfield on Wet Pavement: Multiple Injuries Reported
Local accident on a wet Fairfield avenue sent three people to the hospital after motorcyclists overturned. A woman was hurled to the pavement. another rider was uninjured. Two life savers pulled an excursionist from water at Pleasure Beach. Riverine and harbor events, local notices, and various county items fill the page with a mix of injuries, rescues, and civic updates.
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Fairfield
Nirtied
Pleasure Beach
Se Garden
Bridgeport
MacDonald
Fairfield County
Ife
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dlay
Stamford
Greenwich
Black Hock
Harbor
Sylvan Crest
Bridgeport Y. W. C
Sliver Bay
First Presbyterian
Dantury
Danbury
Ganges Grop
Prives
Terry Boat
Dovk
Dieg
Woodmont
Walrfield
Aristocratic First
Osey
Forestry Association
Fairfield Court
Hairfield
Henry J. Fisher
New Yorkidionaire
Fairfield Independent Pacitical Club
J3. Johnson
Tansie
Westport
Finame
Murder Suspect Tringle Found Dead in Abandoned Car
A damaged auto with four damaged tires and gear was found on a deserted road near Ridgefield. The vehicle belonged to Wadley Cringe of 62 Turton Street Waterbury who has been missing since Saturday. Police search teams pursued clues about Tringle, a taxi deliverer, and possible murder or assault.
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Ty Wadley ‘Cringe
Turton Street
Waterbury
Tringle
Irey
Itlaelgerdt
Lidgefield Barracks
Steamship lines blamed for rage of immigrants
Immigration Commissioner Curran denounces steamship officials for racing to land aliens before the August quota. He says thousands will be stranded on ships in New York harbor for days or weeks as quotas exhaust. He blames lines for diverting ships to boost profits and calls for co operation to ease the crush.
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New York
New York Harbor
Curran
I Europe
Thoee
Albania
Russia
Palestine
Syria
Turkey
Asia
Egypt
Wearyantine
Blane
Husband
Elis Island
Washington
Bandits Hold Up Trolley in Laurel Murder Robbery
Bandits robbed a trolley car between Mansie and Avera, shot and killed a passenger, wounded four others, and robbed the Wrest Pind Coal Company cashier of 741,425 in cash. Three suspects were arrested and one man was later released as authorities pursued others regarding the crime and reward postings.
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Mansie
Avera
Te Jassenser
Waymister
Wrest Pind Coal Company
Janers
Wilkes- Varee
Aneth
Muryoa
Nore
Bairyea
Wd Compu
Criminals Face Tight Locks as Westport Upgrades Security
Westport officials announce new lock measures after a string of bootlegging and violator incidents. A suspect known as Libor panzane reportedly escaped custody driving a jalopy through town, prompting the Selectmen to enforce strict key control on the new jail lock to deter further escapes.
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Westport
Libor Panzane
Lwynor
Cripanseno
Diagnosis Reveals Broncho Pneumonia And Gall Trouble
Physicians admit seriousness of executive’s condition after two night consultations and X ray observations. Broncho pneumonia and gall trouble are the diagnosed issues affecting the patient. Medical team provides updates on treatment and prognosis.
President Harding Faces Grave Pneumonia Setback
In a late bulletin doctors reported definite central patches of broncho pneumonia in Harding's right lung. Secretaries Hoover and Work, and Dr. Wilbur showed concern as the President’s condition grew grave. General Sawyer warned of weakened resistance and the peril of complications, while plans for an early return to capital were stated in light of travel stress.
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Palace Hotel
Sam Francisco
Associated Press
Harding
Sawyer
Work
Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilvur
Wilbur
Thm
Prrs & CA
Warren CG. Harding
White House
Wytunmore Wan
Latest Bulletin on President Harding’s Condition
The bulletin notes the president has taken nourishment and been fairly comfortable, though condition remains serious. Temperature 100.6, pulse 125, respiration 44 with some irregularity, and evidence of congestion in one lung. Doctors Sawyer, Wilbur, Cooper, Boone, and Work sign the report.
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C. E. Sawyer
Ray Lyman Wilbur
M. Cooper
J. T. Boone
Hubert Work
Governor Sends Note of Sympathy to President Bedside
Hartford July 30 Governor Templeton Knight sent a telegram to President Hardin in San Francisco expressing the people of the state’s warm sympathy and earnest prayers for the president’s speedy recovery. Also in Rome Pope Pius sounded hopeful for the president’s health and asked Cardinal Gasparri to share news on his illness.
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Hartford
Teidpleton Knight
Hardin
San
San Francisco
Cal
Rome
Pius Las
Cardinal Gasparri
Unique Excursion Party of 1500 Chinese Visits Here
A 1500 member Chinese excursion group linked to the On Merchants' association of New York arrived by steamer Highlander yesterday before 3 PM for a Pleasure Beach outing. Secretary Henry Amory said the visit was a first for the city and a similar excursion is planned this season. The party, in high spirits, was escorted by an orchestra and enjoyed the day aboard.
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On Merchants’ Association of New York
Hon
Highlander
Pleasure Beach
Pleassure Beach
Henry aMroy
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