Norwalk Trolley Collision Claims Four Teenagers
Four young men students from Harström College Preparatory in Norwalk were returning from a theatre when their car crashed into a trolley on West Avenue. Latham Bartlett of Kestnut Hill died at Norwalk Hospital. three others were injured, one critically. Richard Walker of Pelham is dying. two other passengers Josiah Bacon and A. O. Walkee of Erie Pe are hospitalized with serious injuries. The driver John Heddy of Norwalk and a fourth passenger were treated. investigators described the crash at about 25 miles per hour.
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Erie
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President Harding's Wife Rises From Bedside Plight
Washington reports Mrs Harding has sit up in the White House after weeks of serious illness. Doctors say she is completely out of danger and steadily recovering, bringing cautious optimism to the capital.
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Kind Hearted Judge Rethinks Conviction In City Row
A Wilkes-Barre judge set aside a conviction and a $2.60 fine after ruling a man refused to obey a policeman’s order to move on during the October 4 World Series game when Babe Ruth arrived. The defendant, an ardent baseball fan, faced arrest after a disputed statement from the crowd referencing the day’s events. The judge noted the exchange showed possible overreaching by authorities and suggested a temporary suspension of responsibility for thought or action.
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Let Nelson wins Detroit air mail trophy race
Lieutenant Eric H. Nelson of Montclair New Jersey won the Detroit air mail trophy race covering a 240 mile triangular course at an average of 145.1 miles per hour. Harris and Jones followed in second and third with speeds around 110 mph and 735 mph respectively in hotly contested events. Nelson landed near Mt Clemens Golf Course after dirt fouled a carburetor and escaped uninjured along with his passengers as General Patrick praised the victory.
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Priest Invents Oil Deposits Finder Device
Paris reports Catholic priest Pierre Estines claims a radioactivity based machine can indicate crude oil deposits without drilling. He says tests in France and neighboring regions prove depth oil locations, with international interest from engineers and governments.
Demand for Italian in high school sparks Columbus tribute
A lecture and banquet honored Christopher Columbus 430 years after his discovery as Italian guardians urged Bridgeport Board of Education to offer Italian language in city schools. Speakers including Professor Francesc Etturi and Chairman Joseph Den Nxigrow pressed for program expansion and world culture studies amid a citywide celebration.
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Skinner Accepts Appointment as Fuel Director
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Post's Yale Ticket Supply Replenished
Post reports ticket supply for the Iowa Yale game at Yue Bowl Saturday replenished after messenger delays. An extra batch arrived by late afternoon, easing worry about shortages before kickoff.
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Murderer Wearer’s Blood Shirt to Be Analyzed
State officials, pursuing a four-person theory, indicate the night’s garb may prove crucial as investigators reexamine the widow Mrs Eleanor Reitbard and the slain rector’s choir singer James Miller. Detectives pursue a two-car, four-strong assailant party hypothesis with witnesses scattered from Philadelphia to Somerset as the case unfolds.
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Henry Ford Wins First Elimination Fishermen's Race
Henry Ford, from Gloucester, wins the first elimination fishermen's race amid a crowded scene at the Gloucester harbor. Boston and New York boats vie for position as competitors push toward the finish, with reports noting the York entrance and crowd activity around Cope (unnamed) grandstand.
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Rein Hogan
Elizabeth Bown
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Uchey
New York
Five Hour Legal Battle Clears Greenwich Night Life
A five hour legal battle near Greenwich ended with Ware Products Co taking control after deputy sheriffs and police moved to remove goods from a plant leased to the Lampson unit. About $190,000 in bonds were demanded as dawn approached and workers resumed operations under court order.
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Death of Bradley Highlights Youth Welfare Effort
A distressed community confronts a youth tragedy as Captain Frederick Snyder outlines a nationwide push for compulsory play and supervised recreation. He urges educators and parents to engage boys through school programs, clubs, and safe activities to prevent similar deaths and strengthen moral training.
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Hearing on plaza to be held Monday afternoon
Commerce committee chaired by A. T. Perry schedules a Monday afternoon session on the plaza question. The chamber seeks broad views and plans to hear opinions from nearly all members, with continued discussion expected.
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City of Honolulu Fire Drags On Small Boats Rescue
The burning steamer City of Honolulu abandoned at 9:10 AM, passengers and crew taken to small boats as West Faralon and other vessels close in. Fire spread rapidly, pillar of flame and smoke reported. rescue efforts underway with limited accommodations aboard the West Faralon and nearby ships.
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Tonotalu
Tragic High School Student Suicide Shocked Bridgeport
Bradley, a 10 year old resident of 86 Senview Avenue Bridgeport High, died yesterday morning by self inflicted gunshot. Police say notes blamed misery from a failing romance and mental torment, with relatives affirming the boy’s long distress and intent to end his life.
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Topsy the circus elephant wins brief freedom in swamps
Topsy, a circus elephant near Wilmington, broke free from her restraints in Cape Fear River swamps, eluding keepers, tearing a stake, and retreating to the riverbank. She bonded with policeman George, but demonstrations by the crew and property damage followed as owners seek her recapture.
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