Three Philadelphians Die in Roosevelt Boulevard Crash
On Roosevelt Boulevard Philadelphia a motorcycle collided head on with an automobile. George Prinz, Dia Giveear, and Charles Eckstron were killed. Eckstron's three year old daughter was injured, Prinz's seven year old son and Eckstron's other child suffered serious injuries. The group had been driving to visit relatives when a sharp turn amid an approaching storm caused the fatal crash.
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Philadelphia
Fcollistan
Roosevelt Boulevard
George Printz
Dia Givevear
Charles Eeckstron
Orother
Cof Prinz
Eckston
Prinz
Eckstron
Taxeni
Girl Struck by Auto Mortally Injured in Naugatuck
Catherine Papano seven, mortally hurt when struck by a Torrington driver Dennis J Conroy this afternoon as she ran into the street. Police say Conroy slowly moved through a crowd and placed the child in his tow truck where she died at a physician’s office. Conroy released on own recognizance. Mrs Tumey convalescing from recent surgery.
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Naugatuck
Conn
Catherine Papano
Dennis J. Conroy
Torrington
Carlet
Wiliam Morris
Conroy
Cha Cerie
Morris
Conre
Chiat Morrie
Meetings Tonight For Fraternal Groups Across City
Fraternal editor announces meetings and date changes for numerous organizations. Listings include Venice Athletic Club Bridgeport council Jr 0 U A M and several lodges such as Odd Fellows Loyal Order of Moose and Masonic temple events. Street addresses span Broad Street State Street and Broad Street landmarks with multiple auxiliary orders noted.
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Italian General Committee
Washington Avenue
Venice Athletic Clu
Bridgeport Council, Jr
U. A
State Street
Pfonner Lodge
Sons of St. George
St. George's Hall
Stratford Avenue
Sigma Tata Phi Clvic
St. Paul's
Episcopal Church
Samuel BH. Haris
Odd Fellows
Broad Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Loyalty Lodge
State] Street
Brickleyers’ Snd Plasterers’ Mutu- Ji and Protective Union
Bisn
Mary Silliman
Kona
of the American Revolution
Bertha Jogge
Alpha Circle
Brotherhood of America
Pairfield Avenue
Jerusalem Council
Connecticut insurance receipts top state tax year 1921
WARTYFORD June 11 The State of Connecticut collected 452,753 dollars in taxes and receipts from insurance companies for the year ending June 30, 1921. Burton Mansfeld, insurance commissioner, submitted to Governor Leake. department expenditures totaled 42,737 dollars.
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Wartyford
Connecticut
Burton Mansfeld
Leke
Sunday storm claims several lives at Inn collapse
A severe Sunday storm toppled a chimney at a crowded inn, killing Mrs Avraham Wrana of Brooklyn and her seven year old daughter as they sat at a table by the chimney. Others were injured while Mr Wrana had just stepped away to button a coat. Sister-in-law and C J Watson of New Haven were hurt.
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Post Road
Avraham Wrana
Brooklyn
Wrena
Wrana
C.J. Watson
New Haven Conn
Tramp Killed as Lightning Strikes Camp in Conn
Lightning struck a tramp camp near a bridge over New Haven tracks in Guilford. William Sullivan of Fall River Massachusetts was killed and five others were stunned. Medical Examiner Smith ordered the body taken to undertaker.
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Guilford
Conn
New Haven
William Sullivan
Wee Seid
Fall River
Masa
Smith
Total Undertaking
TWO MEN KILLED BY LIVE WIRES IN NEWARK STORM
Severe electrical storm in Newark and suburbs caused two deaths and extensive property damage. Wires were down, trees uprooted, and roofs damaged across the city as lightning, rain, and hail pummeled streets. Peter Kilian and Walter Dunn are named victims. Kilian touched a live wire near 108 Tyler Street while crossing with his son who died after rescuing him.
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Newarks
BN. J
Dana
Newark
Secions
Tureir
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Lincoln Park
Military Park
Ely
St. Peter's
Belleview
East Orange
Peter Kitlan
Tyler Street
Walter Dunn
Boston struck by hail stone bombardment
Boston experiences a severe electrical storm with hail and heavy rain. Large hail stones damaged market gardens, greenhouses, dwellings, and trolley cars, darkening the city for an hour. Meteorologists note one stone measured about 20 inches in diameter.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
Dn Melrose
One boy killed as Buckeye Lake storm hits resort
Ewark Ohio June 11 A violent storm at Buckeye Lake summer resort toppled a ark house injuring many. One boy was killed and probably a score of persons were injured with ten fatally believed to be drowned cases as the wind swept the building into the water.
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Ewark
Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Hare
Eleven Girls Injured as Jitney Overturns in New Jersey
June 11 report from West Oranges New Jersey states eleven of twenty-six Young Women’s Hebrew Association members from Elizabeth were taken to Orange Memorial Hospital after a jitney overturned on Eagle Rock Road in Spottstown Quarry. The car rolled backward after brake failure, struck a ditch and toppled, while the driver escaped injury.
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West Oranges
N. J
Young Women's Hebrew Association
Elizabeth
Spottstond Quarry
Orange Memorial Hospital
Bes
Eagle Rock
Orange Mountains
Automobil
New Evidence in Ward Case Suggests Indictment Possible
White Plains authorities pursue fresh leads in the Clarence Polera death case as District Attorney Weeks mulls a murder indictment against Walter Ward. A new anonymized tip on the cage and the French governess Madelayne Ziegler surfaces while George B. Ward remains missing. Ziegler, found with Martin Taylor in Nisquqota, says little about the bridge party alleged the night of the shooting.
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White Plains
Tung
Altorney
Clarence Polera
Walter &. Ward
Hakeer
Grand Jury
Westchester
Westchester Grand Jury
Madelayng
Fif
Ziegler
George B. Ward
Cather
Ahecif
Spuyten Dusvil
O Aubpoens
Ithet Nizht
Brele Ua
Communists Gain Influence in Norway and Shape Policy
Oslo reports show the Communist Party, allied with Premier Blehr's Radical government, pushing for Bolshevik styled reforms. They secured seats in the Storthing and backed a labor arbitration law while courting broader control over taxation and industry amid a shifting political landscape. The alliance signals a drift toward Soviet inspired governance and possible foreign capital withdrawal.
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Ghristiana
Jina
Norway
He Cainer
Radical
Blenr
Xraus
Moscow
Elementa
Communist Party
Socialist Party
Storthing
Radical Party
Blehr
Spain
Portugal
Atr Infomcy
Communiste
Scheflo
Bletz
Communista
King
Prominent East Haddam Democrat Dies at 67
Mogdus Conn June 11 Joseph A Williams chairman of the Democratic town committee at East Haddam died suddenly at his home aged 67. He had held various town offices.
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Mogdus
Conn
Joseph A. Williama
Democratic Town Committee
Engr Haddam
Cloudburst floods Oneida City and nearby creeks
June 11 report notes damage from a cloudburst that inundated Oneida and Cowsstheloa creeks. Eastern city districts flooded up to five feet, residents evacuated by trucks and motor taxis, with no lives lost though many narrowly escaped. South China states it will not join the northern government at Posing in plans for unification of Ching. Canton government announces official stance through the foreign affairs minister.
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Oneida
N. Y
South
China
N.Y
Cowsstheloa
Moter Tars
Amoy
Associated Press
South China
Canton
Sun Ya, Sen
Ching
Milford Volunteer Firemen Memorial Services Honor Departed
Milford firemen held annual memorial services under Ave fire Engine Co No 1 with crews from Milford Fort Truml Milford Myrtle Search and Levon in a parade. Rev Howard C Meserve praised heroism as Chief Lois Stowe led the procession and a Bridgeport veterans unit marched. Graves at Milford and St Mary cemeteries were decorated. naval tributes and town officials attended.
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Milford
Fung Eagar
Ave@ fie Engine company
Fort Trummal
Myrtle Searh
Levon
Howard C. Meserve
Oniel Stowe
Lois F. Stowe
J. M. Maher
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Mary
Charles Roder
Bridgeport
Edward Reisehel
New Haven
Aristus Bristol
Shipley
Miller
Fire Department
Boy Auto Victim In Double Tragedy On Post Road
Eight year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Kleit of Oak Park, was run down by a car on the Post road near Anderson Inn. He remains at St Vincent's hospital with a possible skull fracture. The auto, owned by W I Toal Co Pawtucket RI and driven by Austin A Toal, allegedly traveled at 40 mph and dragged the boy about thirty feet. The driver was arrested for reckless driving, later freed on $1000 bond. The accident occurred near the spot where seven year old John Karvin was killed last Saturday. the driver reportedly tried to stop in time to avert the tragedy.
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Southport
Tenn Klatt
Henry Kleit
Oak Park
St Vincent's Hospital
Ckud Tha Bey
Andersor Inn
W. I. Toal Company
Pawtheket, RT
Austin A. Toal
Sharift H. HR. Elwood
Faswer Co
Trolley collision injures seven in Orange New Jersey
Seven people were injured when two trolley cars collided in Orange New Jersey as one car failed to hold. The rear car struck while a discharge was underway, sending passengers against doors and showering them with glass. Injured include Mrs John McCormick Irvington with internal injuries and her daughter Elizabeth, Catherine Norman Newark with back injuries, Clive Cook Arlington with back injuries, Margaret Dusher Newark with head injuries, Edward Hill Newark with leg injuries, and Mattie Cooper Summit with body injuries.
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Orange
N. J
Tune
Starsona
Che Ortkes
John McCormick
Irvington
Elizabeth
Catherine Norman
Newark
Clive Cook
Arlington
Margaret Dusher
Mewark
Edward Hill
Newar
Matii¢a Cooper
Summit
Three Injured in Auto Smash Near Torrington
Three people were hurt when a automobile overturned on a hill in Morris near Torrington. George Wellnitz and his wife Mrs Wellnitz and their son Otto were taken to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital. One occupant was said to be fatally injured though details were unclear.
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Torrington
Morrs
Charlotte Hungerford ‘Hospital
George Wellnitz
Weilnita
Otto
Uohure
Skyscrapers for London May Eliminate Congestion
London faces severe congestion as firms seek more space. Proposals envision steel structures rising above Old London with integrated water fire-supply pipes to top floors. New York is cited as an example of skyward development without similar concerns about aesthetics or fire safety.
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London
Jtrsad
New York
Manhattan Island
Inc
St. Paul's Cathedral
Londor
Rickenbacker Crash Forces End to Long Flight
Eddie Rickenbacker was uninjured after his metal monoplane crashed near Omar Nebraska during an attempted trans continental flight. The engine failed after takeoff from Omar early morning, and the nose buried in the earth on impact. Stinson pilot Sam Blair and biographer Steve Hantagan were badly shaken but escaped with minor bruises.
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Omar
Neb
Eddie Rickenbackers
Rickenbacker
North Platte
Eddie Stinson
Sam Blair
Universal Services
Correspon
Gent
Steve Hantagan
Hold-ups Increase Accident Score
A scrambled police brief notes several injuries: nine year old Paul Lemon fell from a truck driven by John Neidemeier near 314 Willard Street and was treated at Emergency hospital. Louis Madoff, age nine, of 144 Fourth Street, was injured in a crash with Bernard Antignane driving, treated by a physician. Mary Kovees, nine, from 45a Gregory Street, fell from a window and went to St. Vincent's hospital. Mrs Louis Poluchi, 38 Main Street, was overcome at home and treated by a physician. The piece mentions rapid urban changes and Kingsway as an emerging thoroughfare.
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John Neidemeier
Paul Lemon
Willard Street
Rumaine
Louis Madoff
Fourth Street
Bernard Antignane
Grand Street
Mary Kovees
Gregory Sirest
St. Vincent's Hospital
Louis Poluchi
Main
Sirert
First Mass for Rev Jerome Cook at Sacred Heart
Rev Jerome Cook, son of Mr and Mrs Jerome T Cook of 130 South Main, was ordained a priest. He sang his first solemn Mass at Sacred Heart church in Hartford after ordination at St Joseph's Cathedral. The ceremony included Rev Dr RF Moore as high priest and a sermon by Rev Thomas Baryatt. Cook, a Bridgeport native, studied at Sacred Heart School and various seminaries. Fifteen Sacred Heart parishioners have become priests since 1387.
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Jerome Cook
Jerome T. Cook
South Main Street
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Hartford
Sacred Heart Church
FL Moore
Matthew Judge
Thomas Mooney
John Sullivan
Thomas Baryatt
Segintent
Church of the Immaculata Conception
Hoe
Father Teehan
Father Downey
Pardon Board 10 Hear Bridgeport Petitions Today
The Bridgeport pardon board meets to hear 10 petitions including Frank axsett serving life for murder of Stuttering Jack in isTa and Albert DiPasquale bomber in the Acme Shear works bombing. Mrs Ethel Nott, jailed for murder of her husband, is mentioned among those likely to apply or withdraw. Louis Lanz, ex-town keeper of Greenwich, seeks a pardon after serving about 18 months of a sentence for embezzling about 198000.
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Frank (Axsett
Jack
isTa
Wethernfeld
Albert DiPasquale
Acme Shear Works
Quarney
Wlp
Bulpatrick
Laat
Wi F
Ethel Nott
George B. Nott
Oshera
Weblie
Robert G. de Forest
Nott
Greenwich
T Louis Lanz
Hes Attorneys
Kenealy & W Montgomery Doc
Stamford
Rail clerks and labor groups face pay cuts soon
Aimed at unskilled workers in maintenance and signalmen unions, about 125000 laborers may see wage reductions of roughly a few cents per hour. Signalmen and marines groups, numbered at 15000 and 600 respectively, expected to fall under the cut. D W Hell, signalmen president, warned the board would hamstring workers and urged a strike vote once the decision is announced. F H Firemerald, president of the union, called another cut unreasonable and said a strike vote would start immediately.
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Wever
D. W. Hell
Signalmen
Yoon
Transportation expert dead at San Francisco
Colonel H. B. Loveland, point of service of public commissioners in the United States and longtime member of the California railroad commission since 1907, died at his home this afternoon in San Francisco. He was regarded as one of the best informed men in the country on train transportation.
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H. B. Loveland
Dean
United States
Caliifornia
San Francisco
Fishing Tackle to Tackle Any Kind of Fish
Good tackle plays an important part in landing the elusive fish. It must be correct and dependable. Bad reels hooks minnows and all other requisites are here in abundance. Flatfish and bass in salt water trout and pickerel in fresh water await your visit. Go get them.
American Hardware Stores Ad on Fairfield Avenue
American Hardware Stores Incorporated announces new showroom at Fairfield Avenue and Midate Street. Advertising copy proclaims hardware and more with AM chat style branding highlighting product range and local availability.
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Fairfield Ave
Midate St
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