Ludwig's Recovery: Apparent Serious Train Accident
Roderick Ludwig fell from a moving Boston express train near Bridgeport. He suffered a crushed left foot requiring amputation at the ankle, with doctors and police coordinating transport to St Vincent's hospital. witnesses described the lurch that hurled him to the tracks and the quick halt to aid him.
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Ion Hai
Sigan
Wallsee
Figa
Ind
Ludwig
Pt Ice
Lichtenin
Barton
Wren Bagley
Dinu Toolin Weom
Vincents Hospital
Arnofsky
Curley Banks
Quemby
Poncemin
Curley
Lroad
Singkovwsky
James Wiker
Walter
Internis
Andrew J McQueeney
St Vincentes Oospiti
Tatrolmin Ludwig
Leslie H .Tyler
New Haven Road
Roderick Ludwig
New Haven
E Rueger
Boston Express
H D Styles
Styles
Haven
New York
Bridgeport
Tyter
Myr Tyler
Judwig
Desturibes
James B Cross
Norman Street
Rody
Cross
Crosa
Lae
Oswald Te Phar
House Hearings Debate Denaturing Alcohol in Prohibition Fight
The hearing featured Sirovich and other lawmakers denouncing bootleggers and industrial alcohol misuse. They displayed dangerous bottles and warned of blindness, paralysis, and death from adulterants and denatured spirits. The exchange touched on Mills West Point background, Blanton’s quips, and calls to bolster enforcement of the Volstead Act.
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Cramton
Vink
Contineil Wood
Uevid Shovich
Chester Mills
New York
Blick
Mills
West Point
Blanton
Texas
Mils
Green Democrat
Florida
Shavieh
Linthicum
Fyern
Senate
Sirovich
Congress
Groucht
Arin
Srovich
Blanter
Coolest and Quickest Est King Among the Throng
Amid chaos at April train incident Sayles recalled the moment and sprang into action. He tied a shirt tourniquet for Ludwig’s bleeding ankle as the injured were loaded back toward the train. Police and investigators including Hanford Birtl Arnolsky Peters Kenney Canin Garraty joined the search and crowd rush along the tracks.
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Sayles
Prisemes
Ann
Sar
Silyles
Ludvlus
Engie
Ludwig and
Cros
Hanford Birtl
Michael Arnolsky
Bureau of Investigation
William Peters
Tom Kenney
Walter Canin
Edwerd Garraty
Ludo
Los Angeles Airship Struggles Against Atlantic Winds
The Los Angeles dirigible neared Lakehurst after a 5000 mile Panama round trip. Facing 20 to 30 mph headwinds, she passed Charleston and Wilmington and docked near Jacksonville with landing plans set for midnight to 2 am. The Patoka tender was released to head to Port Arthur for oil cargo.
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Washington
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Panama Canal Zone
Middle Atlantic
Lakehurst N
C E Rosendahl
Atlantic
Coset
France
Panama
Charleston SC
Wilmington
N Cc
Satuday
Navy Department
Naval
Patoka
Guacanayabo Bay
Cuow
Cienfuegos Cuba
Havana
Saisota Fla
Movne
Jacksonville Fla
Charleston
Cape Hatteras
Cuby
Port Arthun
Texas
Boston
Death of Sheriff Sheridan Tells of Ninth District Service
Howard F Sheridan died after a gassing incident. He served as assistant tax collector, deputy in the Ninth district, and Republican district chairman. He worked with Board of Assessors and later remained on payroll under Connelly before dismissal. Survived by his mother Mrs Annie H Sheridan and sisters Theresa, Grace, Anna, and brothers Alfred, Charles, and Harry. Funeral will be Monday at 8:30 from the residence and 8 from St Charles church.
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Herman Speiser
Wheeler and Willson Company
Stephen
William E Primrose
Primroses
Howard F Smith
Clifford B Wiison
Richard Sheridan
Smith
B F Cooney
Park Board
Sheridan
Kenneth J Griffin
Edward A Drew
Board of Assessors
Board of Assessos
Wiliam F Connelly
Simeon Pease
Earl Haviland
Ninth District
Republican Club
House
Syned
Robert Fitzroy
Henry NI Metathion
Board of
Fie Commissioners
Hillman
Mra
Annie H Sheridan
Theresa C
Grace A
Anna L
Alfred d
Charles A
Harry Sheridan
Stephen Frank
George
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks Knights of Columbus
Bartlett Camp
Sona of Veterans and Holy Name Society
St Chares Church
St Charles Church
Draft Coolidge urged by New York Republican leader
Charles Dirk of New York, vice chairman of the Republican National Committee, says he believes President Coolidge should be urged to run again. He notes Coolidge has not stated a definite decision and prefers a Florida vacation after a stop in Washington. Hilles also argues Hughes is not necessarily out of the race.
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Republican
Wisromst Wie
Sala Blanton
Iafer
Anti Saloon League
Blanton
S Kresge
New York
Upshaw
Georgia
Sirovich
Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
Charles Dirk
Chaiman
Republican National Committee
White House
Hilles
Youk
Kansas City
Charles E Hughes
Himse
Florida
Woman found slain on porch in Irvington New Jersey
Police report a 33 year old woman, Mrs Pertenvty, found dead on her porch after a shooting as she fled with her seven year old daughter. Four bullet holes in the front room, neighbors note recent move and separation from husband. police seek husband.
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Irvington N J
Associated Press
Itpino Pertenvty
Mic F Perrenzia
Darien Board Hears Airport Opposition At Hearing
The Darien planning and zoning commission met to hear opposition to ACE Inc plans for an airport site near Brook Street. Attorney A A Skeel urged approval citing precedent in other cities and hoped for favorable zoning action at a future meeting.
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Darien
Dalen Panning and Zoning Commission
Las
A C E Inc
Brook
Startford
Daten
Ciecuturs
Fire Damages Cars After Alley Crash in City
An automobile driven by Oscat Lar-50 and owned by O B Beitlson of 3008 Fairfield Avenue collided with an auto owned and driven by Mrs Susin Zoline of 100 French Street at Madison Avenue and Gobriel Street. Both vehicles were severely damaged and many bollards were broken.
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Oscat
Lar- 50
O B Beitlson Compaig
Fairfield Avenue
Col
Susin Zoline
Elxty
French Street
Mad On
Avenue
Gbinl
Cidiy Wiyer
Bollheus
Beach May Take Trust Court Rules In New York Case
The court ruled Beach may claim his share of the Bench trust, with Mrs Jennie Gaspar of New York seeking to countercheck payments. The dispute centers on Beach’s residency and access to a trust fund from a New York estate, amid related divorce and guardianship actions begun in 1925, including a contentious conservatorship in Stratford and a pending divorce from Helen Birdseye Beach.
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Can
Jennie Gaspar
New Yok City
James A Wales
Stafford
New York City
Wales
Beach
Wilder
New York
John Smith
Stratford
Margaret Beach
The
Scientific American
Frank L Wilder
Isaac Wolfe
Smith
Helen Birdseye Beach
Stratford Browht
Watson
Marguerite
Caroline Watton
Beach Beach
Family name dispute over ancestral home trust records
A beneficiary and his mother contest efforts by a trustee to assign or retain the Maguertte family name tied to the ancestral Beach home and the late Frederick Gonver c Beich founder of the Bri entiff, American, amid a broader dispute within the Brodnovo trust lineage.
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Tuna
Brodnqo
Frederick’ Gonver c¢ Beich
Pside
Maguertte
Official Goodwin loses motor vehicle post amid protests
Day official Goodwin is removed from the motor vehicle division after eight years of contentious leadership. Colleagues and detectives mark relief as Charles R Gilley steps in as temporary chief clerk, while Aldrich and Holmes oppose the move. Staff display emotion at farewell as Goodwin vows to continue aiding state employees.
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Fuller
Goodwin
Commonwealth Service Association
Francis W Aldrich
Springfield
Phi G Holmes
Worcester
James F Powers
Boston
Commonwealth PLC
Mary Welch
Miss Welsh
Ei Bt
Registrars Office
Williams
State House
Charles R Gilley Wo
Woman Check-Passer Sought by Police in New Haven
Police warn merchants to watch for a woman check-passing under the name Mrs Gi H Hill of 46 Second Street Meriden. She opened a Meriden bank account then closed it and continued drawing checks on the cancelled account and has been active in Hartford as well.
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New Haven
Hareenf
G i H Hill
Second Street
Meriden
Meriden Bank
Hartford
Nicaragua Calls For Marines and Public Support
Testimony before the Foreign Relations Committee describes broad Nicaragua support for U S Marines to stay for stability. Latimer says about 75 percent of Nicaraguans back U S control to protect work and savings while Sandino rebels raid plantations. Officials deny harming civilians and note Sandino receives foreign ammo via Honduran routes. Dill demands withdrawal, claiming risks to American lives and property.
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Nicaragua
United States
Admiral Latimer
Lberal
Latimer
Sandino
Wilbur
LeJeune
Dill
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Shortridge
California
Edge
New Jersey
Foreign Relations Committee
Latimer Ax
Honduras
Heroisa
Sernt R Din
Benater Bors
Stewart Indicted for Bond Silence in Teapot Dome Inquiry
Stewart faces federal charges for bond related silence in the Teapot Dome inquiry. He was arrested after defying a Senate committee, released on a writ of habeas corpus, and ordered to appear for arraignment at the earliest practicable time. A warrant was wired to Chicago for service and a District of Columbia court date will be set.
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Stewart
Hin
Senate
Senate Committee
Sinlair
District Court of
Gordon
Chicago
States Marshals Office
District of Columbia Supreme Co.rt
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