Mine Fire Traps Rescue Work Near Entranced Men
Rescue teams within 700 feet of entombed miners struggled to reach them as heat and gas blocked access. Crews sealed sections to smother flames while Red Cross and railway workers aided, hoping trapped men could be saved before nightfall.
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Man Slashed After Alleged Double Assault
A man reports being slashed after an attack by two assailants. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses. The victim described the attackers as two men with unknown motives, details are limited. No further injuries reported.
Milford Pastor Renounced Ministry Hears Successor on Love One Another
A Milford pastor who renounced his ministry speaks about a successor delivering the message Love One Another. The discourse touches on religious restructuring, community faith, and public responses amid church changes and local reactions. The report references broader church affiliations and mentions In Hoa, Taber, and Prot lands in a discussion of doctrinal shifts.
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Tries to Save Her Picture, Movie Star's Uncle Dies
Fire in New York studio killed a man who attempted to save a portrait of a movie star. The incident injured three women and two men, with flames destroying the studio where the uncle of the star was said to be. The tragedy occurred Wednesday in Missouri wood. The actor’s uncle died in the blaze while others were hurt trying to rescue artworks.
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Bridgeport Area News Highlights And Local Events
A fragmented news page notes varied local events and incidents across Bridgeport with references to weather, legislative activity, and community updates. Mentions of county figures, safety advisories, and ongoing investigations appear amid scattered summaries of meetings, public notices, and regional affairs.
Dr Mountain Founding Doctor Kills Self on Home Grounds
A founder of a clinic, identified as Dr Mountain, is reported to have killed himself with a double barreled shotgun at his home. Local authorities and family were notified as investigators prepared to confirm the death. The incident, linked to ongoing disputes, drew attention from neighbors and relatives.
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Gas stove explosion injures Milford woman in cottage
A Milford hospital patient, a woman named Gray aged about 20, was injured when a gas stove exploded in a shore cottage in the afternoon. The blast caused burns to the neck and back as she was sitting near the stove. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Gray Will Accuse Mrs Snyder On The Stand In Trial
New York jurors will hear both defendants in the so called corper murder trial as Gray and Snyder point fingers at each other. Prosecutors aim to prove Mrs Snyder plotted her husband Hugo Snyder's death with Henry Judd Gray while Gray is expected to deny her tale and defend his own role in the crime. The trial's opening session will feature witnesses and cross examinations as the case unfolds.
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Driver Held After Car Hits Three Trees
A Milford area driver was jailed on reckless driving charges after a crash on Woodtown Road. Three pedestrians and two girls were injured or treated at Milford Hospital, while witnesses described an unusual aftermath with onlookers reacting theatrically. Police set bail at 25 dollars, with further proceedings pending.
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Warship Colorado Floated From Reef by 12 Tugs
Warship Colorado, aground off the Battery, was floated after a fleet of tugs and boats pulled it clear of the reef. Ammunition and stores had been removed, guns not fully discharged, and the ship towed toward deeper water. A second effort succeeded, with fuel pumped out and the Colorado later moved toward dry dock for inspection and repairs.
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Lynch’s Fight Prevails Over Hungarian Church Dedication
Rep John F. Lynch of Orange wins support for the plan to reimburse towns for state aid roads. A Hungarian Reformed church dedication drew about 2600 attendees from various states, with leaders and delegations attending the ceremony in Newark.
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Coolidge Awaits Man Found Dead and Wife Missing
In Coolidge a man was found dead from suspected gas poisoning at his Capitol Avenue home. His wife disappeared after a quarrel, and police seek details as investigators press to learn more about the dispute and missing spouse.
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Meriden Man Dies as Rockefeller Jr Gifts Harvard $100000
Meriden resident dies while reporting on a notable event as John D Rockefeller Jr. offers Harvard University a 100000 endowment in his 101st year. The piece notes survivors and genealogical details, including a Boston connection and a New York heir, with mention of an endowed executive committee seeking the donation terms and possible conditions.
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Treasury surplus for year to pass half billion mark
Treasury officials indicated the current fiscal year surplus would exceed 500 million dollars, with back tax collections contributing about 240 million and monthly receipts averaging around 22 million. Income tax and corporate payments show gains over the prior year, while miscellaneous taxes declined.
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Prices of meats drop 20 percent across markets
A monthly review from the American Meat Institute notes pork and beef prices 10 to 20 percent lower than last month and a year earlier. Demand abroad improves slightly as costs align with product values. pork and beef sales show notable price reductions across cuts, with shoulders and bacon especially cheaper than a month ago.
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Remington Arms Case Continued in City Court
A man arrested Saturday on a warrant for breach of the peace in connection with a process theft at the Remington Arms company is to appear in city court today. His appearance will be continued per attorney Vincend L Keating of Walsh Stoddard and Davhich, who represents the sit. Police and court discussion followed as investigators seek further evidence.
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Levee breaks threaten 70 000 in New Orleans area flood
The Mississippi floods widen as four new crevasses breach levees near Vidalia and other parishes. Officials say 70,000 people face danger while thousands flee and troops and Louisiana National Guard rush to set up bases and aid camps across the region.
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Medical forces mobilized to combat flood health menace
Mobilization announced by Dr W oR Redden national medical officer of the American Red Cross to deploy health personnel and vaccines to 14 states outside the Mississippi flood area. The effort targets seven flooded states with a plan to station staff in camps and deliver medical care and supplies to prevent disease among refugees. States including North Carolina Arkansas report mobilization to the state health office for assignment.
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Drunken Driver Arrested After Collision With Pole
Scoudia Chamberlin 4 was arrested at 4 AM for operating a vehicle while intoxicated after his car struck a North avenue telephone pole near Wain Street. He and a companion, traveling on Main Street, were involved. no injuries reported. Bond set at $490. police seek the driver responsible for the May Day disturbance.
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Servant Girls Win 9-Hour Day and Overtime Pay Change
A new plan grants servant girls a nine hour day and overtime pay. The scheme, to be overseen by a committee including Mrs Boadman, will require workers to qualify for service and be eligible before employment. The measure outlines conditions for domestic workers and specifies home-based placements.
Reckless Driver Investigation Closes Beaksley Pub Scene
Police investigated a reckless driving incident near Beaksley pub that injured several people and involved a motor vehicle. William Mullin and Sabie Darby were among those questioned, with Darby booked at the Second Precinct station and released on bond of 260 dollars as investigators pursued further details at Beardales park entrance and surrounding area.
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