Norge Still Lost To World As No Word From Norge
Reports from New York and St Louis papers state the Norge dirigible remains uncontacted ninety hours after leaving Spitzbergen. Capt Heinen suggests storms may have driven it in circles toward Wrangel Island while two crewmembers near Point Barrow may have heard fragments. Naval stations continue monitoring all channels for a signal with Cordova and Bremerton in coordination.
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Norge Flight Arouses Interest as to Word's Correct Pronunciation
New York May 14 The Norge dirigible voyage stirs world wide interest and sparks debate over the correct pronunciation of Norge. Sources disagree on whether the name uses a hard G or a soft G, with authorities citing variations like Nong-eh and Norg-ah. The Norwegian consul general favors the hard G rendering Nong-eh.
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Expressions of sympathy pour in for John King
Expressions of sympathy pour in from all points as leaders and officials honor John King on Page 1. A fatal crash near New Haven involved a tree collision blamed on mechanical failure, with investigations underway and legal actions forthcoming.
Sea Flea Safe Afloat Near Aries France
Spain May 14. The Sea Flea missing since its voyage from Marseilles toward Barcelona and Oran Algeria was found this morning near Aries France close to the Rhine river mouth. The 3% font flying craft, driven by a broken airplane propeller, was sighted near Saintes Marues a small port near Arles as heavy seas splintered the propeller.
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Phelan Accuses Bennett in Fischer Shooting Case
Coroner Phelan expressed belief that Constable Arthur Bennett killed Fischer by an accidental gunshot during a raid on petty craps players. He criticized the method as unnecessary and probably unlawful, while noting officers were on a lawful mission but not authorized to arrest for petty offenses with unlawful force.
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Illinois Grand Jury Indicts Seven Escapees for Murder
Will county grand jury charges seven convicts who escaped Stateville on May 5 with murder. Indictments name Shader and Duschewski among others. five escapees recaptured await trial. Some defendants remain in hospital or in custody while testimony continues on prison conditions.
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City Pauses to Pay Last Tribute to John T. King
City mourners prepare to honor political leader John T. King with prayers and processions. His body lies in state after noon today as thousands are expected to attend a Monday morning funeral from his home and the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, with 40 priests in attendance. Messages of sympathy from national figures poured in as dignitaries and Republican colleagues gathered at headquarters to plan tributes.
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British Industry Near Real Peace as Work Resumes
London May 14 IAP The weather cleared and most of Britain's industries are expected to restart by Monday except possibly the mines. Government plans to aid the industry with up to 3 million pounds and to push legislation in Parliament aim to resolve the mining dispute. A railway workers agreement was reached for pay restoration despite union concessions.
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Car Abandoned After Handcuffing Motorcycle Officer
Greenwich reports a Massachusetts registered car linked to a Stamford pursuit. Two men and a woman fled after handcuffing Motorcycle Officer Tauls Schlechtweg to a fence. The car, with suitcases matching earlier thefts, was found abandoned. occupants unlocated as police traced leads toward New York.
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City Attorneys Injured as Car Breaks From Pole
City attorneys Alexander L. Delaney and Llonry Greenstein were injured in a municipal car crash yesterday, delaying a Public Utilities Commission hearing on Bridgeport hydraulic’s water rate petition. Delaney dislocated his shoulder. Greenstein sprained an ankle and sustained bruises. An employee from the municipal garage escaped without injury. The car struck a tree and snapped a telegraph pole but returned the injured to Bridgeport.
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Would-Be Briber Sentenced in Connecticut Police Bribery Case
Stanley Kokernake, 33, of Webster, Mass., was sentenced to one to three years in state prison by Judge John K Booth after pleading guilty to attempting to bribe Ridgefield policeman George Webber to assist in running alcohol without a permit. Kokernake gave $25 to Webber in February, claiming it was a token of appreciation, and Webber acted under orders from Sgt. John Kelly. Webber had arrested Kokernake last December for transporting alcohol without a permit. The defendant claimed the gift was courtesy, not a bribe, and cited prior treatment by police as context. The case continues on page twenty seven.
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Polish President Flees Warsaw in Latest Dispatch
May 14 AP report says Poland’s president and cabinet fled Warsaw by plane for Posen as fighting rages at the city gates between Pilsudski forces and government loyalists. Reports claim Vilna and Lodz fallen to Pilsudski, labor support rising, trains jammed with refugees, and braces on Belvedere palace. France and Polish emigres worry as generals Sikorski and Haller move toward Warsaw.
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Parker Estate Bequests Dominant In Will Of Alton B Parker
The will of Alton B Parker filed in Kingston N Y after his sudden death bequeaths the bulk of his estate to his widow Amelia Day Campbell Parker and daughter Bertha Parker Jidil wife of Rev Charles Mercer Hall of Bridgeport Conn. Parker once Democratic presidential nominee in 1904 and former chief judge of the Court of Appeals, leaves Hudson River property to his daughter with conditions. Executor named Arthur Meansland. The document also notes portraits and personal effects including works by Muellerury Lwoff Parlaghy and Hughey. The Kingston instruction includes a bed and bureau of President Cleveland and portraits of New York governors. States that Parker conveyed Hudson River property to daughter before remarriage and that one piece was reconveyed back to him for his wife. A lengthy tribute praises both women for their support and home life.
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Bennett Leaves Winchester Arms Board After 51 Years
New Haven May 14 Charles McCallum vice president United Drug Co elected to succeed Thomas G. Bennett on Winchester Repeating Arms Co board. Bennett ends 51 years with the firm after service as secretary treasurer and vice president. 1925 net sales 12 001 368.68, up about 1.56 million from 1924. gross earnings 3 015 570.26. All other directors re-elected.
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Fairfield Wins Declamation Contest Honors
Fairfield High School swept honors in the annual declamation contest held at Stratford. Milford and Stratford were the rivals. Arthur Randall of Milford won the special prize as the most accomplished speaker. The victory brings the contest to Fairfield next year.
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Will Rogers Tries to Cheer Up Prince of Wales at St James Palace
Will Rogers met with the Prince of Wales at St James Palace in London for nearly two hours. They discussed the general strike, prohibition, American and Canadian ranching, President Coolidge, Mussolini, and Russia. Rogers said he tried to cheer the prince but avoided light jokes amid the strike turmoil and pending election prospects.
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