Twenty Hurt as Valve Explodes on Local Express
Twenty persons suffer minor injuries when a compressed air valve on locomotive of passenger train 105 blows out at Saybrook Junction. Flying glass and escaping air injure several onboard and at the depot. two passengers require hospital care. Superintendent Regan directs emergency response. most victims treated locally with hospital transfer possible.
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New London
Cambridge
AM Mass
Moailie Murphy
Norwich
Conn
Lawrence Hosital
Edge Express
Edward FE. Regan
New London and Devon
Saxbrook
Saybrook
Adrance
Westbrook
New Haven
John Moloheda
Brooklyn Street
Mass
Gertrude Delehanty
Huntington Avenue
Boston
George Brady
Edward Kelly
Jeremiah Murphy
Warris Streat
Hartford
Aten Mcfean
Franklin Street
Ansonia
Frank Tannuzzi
S01st Infantry
Camp Devens
Second Avenue
New York City
Bridgeport New London Game Ends in Riot at Newfield Park
Bridgeport beat New London Planters 5 to 4 amid a riot after the game. Spectators hurled bottles and stones, police intervened, two fans, Frank Norton and Edwinart, were arrested and later freed on bonds. Flynn was targeted as coaches and players evacuated by police to safety.
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Bridgeport
New London
Newfield Park
Flynn
Planters
Plynn
The
Jack Kerrins
Southern Association
George Benedetti
James Walker
William Wolfe
Frank Norton
Park Street
Edwinart
Broad Street
Second Precinct
Woman Attempts Suicide With Carbolic Acid. Daughter Intervenes
Mrs. Mallie Reno, 34, drank carbolic acid last night at 21 fish sheet, told doctors she did not want to live. Her daughter Lillian, 17, knocked the bottle away. both mother and daughter were treated. Mrs. Reno's condition is not considered serious at St. Vincent's hospital.
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Mallie Reno
H. H. Weiss
Mergency
Lillian
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tony
Lilian
Dubia
Travess
Emergenty Hospital
Cs Dlad
St. Vincent's Hossissal
Latreliaen
Swedish League Plans July 4 Parade Participation
At a Swedish American Citizens meeting held at the Swedish Congregational Church arrangements for participation in the Fourth of July parade were made. Enrollment cards were passed and over 100 signatures were secured. organizers expect more than 100 Swedish speakers to join. The Chaypie band will play, funded by a $1 collection, and participants are asked to gather at the church avenue and Grove Street by 9 o clock on parade day.
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Jiy
Ueily
Grove Street
Reiiheld
Aireliat
Wilson
Hearnoon
Fev. de
Edward Wahl Sant
Bridgeport
Ameri A
Union Laber
Dna
Mianeo
Boveren
Iris Sid
Techineton Argistad
Liberty
Dipitvel
Panipady
Washington
Hungarian Cities Will Lend Austria Food Aid
Hungarian cities agreed to send food supplies to Austria amid a developing crisis. Officials stated that the aid would be dispatched from Budapest to assist the Austrian government and people, reflecting regional solidarity during the tense situation.
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Austria
Wadhams Faces Bridgeport Opposition in Hartford Plan
Bridgeport will back Mayor Wilson in a bid against John Wadhams of Goshen for lieutenant governor as state leaders assess the fallout from the Baby Doll club raid. Republican chairman J Henry Roraback found King's stance amusing while signaling Bridgeport’s pivotal but not sole influence in the convention.
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J. Henry Roraback
John ’. King
Hartford
Bridgeport
Wilson
John H. Wadhaims
Goshen
Raraback
Wadhams
Mr. King
Min Wing
Doll
Mr. Wing
William S. Seeley
Wilton
Mr. Warllitins
Fruit Store Raid Seizes Liquor Sales at Catherine Street
Mary Jenry operated a fruit store at 3420 Catherine Street raided yesterday after noon by Serpent W. Coughlin. Several bottles of wine and whiskey found. Jonny Wis arrested and charged with Violation. Suspect held with details at the Central Page. Store owner identified as Mrs. Jeovine grocery operates at the Catherine Street site.
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Anerdtad Ty Ales
Mary Jenry
Catherine Street
Serpent W. Coughlin
Ates Jonny Wis
Anthony Angiustina
Bridgeport Motorists Held After Killing Man
Bridgeport reports show Liauel Nodness and two other motorists held without bonds after a fatal incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text but court action follows the alleged killing as authorities investigate the circumstances.
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Bridgeport
Bank Street Raid Tops Murder Victim's Wife Arrest
Three arrested at 17 Bank Street while Antoinette Trusse, widow of Ink itusse slain on State Street days ago, faces charges of keeping a disorderly house. Mrs. Trusse released on bonds as police intensify watch over the premises amid pursuit of shooters and ongoing investigations.
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Bank Street
Atléernoon Ima Ork
Antoinette Trusse
Inkitusse
State Street
Tess Thik
Austussa O
Kher- Holt
Fragmented OCR note on a silent night scene
The readable lines describe a cryptic scene with references to a parler stave, a bottle of alee, and actions around a girl and a die. Vague terms like Pilibitats and Treiber appear, while clues about temperature and mood suggest a cold night and hidden events.
Italian and Austrian Front Reports Clash at Piave
Rome reports Austro Hungarian forces recrossing the Piave in disorder after attacks along the Montello front. British forces within Asiago lines raid, killing 100 and taking 31 prisoners. Allied airmen bomb enemy lines as Austrian defenses falter amid heavy rain and supply strain. Premier Orlando calls the Austrian offensive a defeat and hints at more battles to come.
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Rome
Piave River
Montello
Adriatic
Piave
Fagare
Asiago
Vienna
London
Venetia
Orlando
Senate
Austrian cabinet quits Amsterdam and Austria resignations
The Austrian cabinet met and decided on two collective resignations as advised from Vienna. In Paris a dispatch from Aurich Switzerland notes Premier Seydler presented the cabinet’s resignation after meeting with Emperor Charles. The emperor would decide on Sunday whether to accept.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Paris
Charles of Austria
Aurich
Switzerland
Seydler
Austein
Nation Begins To Mobilize Soul Power Sermon
Rev William Horace Day at United Church declares the war will end only with enduring peace based on righteousness. He discounts a rapid volunteer surge, noting troops do not mobilize overnight and praising mobilized wealth and conscripts as lasting contributions. The speaker predicts hundreds of thousands marching to front lines and emphasizes multi-year preparation.
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William Horace Day
United Church
Aarth
Mr. Day
Ranco
Br. May
No Intimation On Contract Probe Findings In Bridgeport
Disjointed notes report no intimation regarding a contract probe in Bridgeport with references to government officials and naval officers. The fragment references a military or naval context and mentions inquiries linked to a procuring of government contracts amid disputed investigations and unnamed individuals.
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Bridgeport
Staley
Fermaster
Bros
Pelypeuur
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