Four youths in stolen car injure bystander. 1 critical
Stamford October 14 four youths fleeing in a stolen touring car crashed into a tree on Elm street after being pursued by police. One man, Bawin Smile of New York, 24, is in Stamford Hospital in critical condition with multiple injuries. The other occupants, James Ditlon 22 Wallace St, Wallace Stroh 19 Webster Ave, and Edmund Favero 20 Wallace Ave, fled the scene. Police report the car’s driver was Fauchet. The group had attempted to flee after leaving the Falconados hall around midnight. Police recovered a gin bottle and a luggage bag with fake book entries in the wreckage.
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Stamford
Broadway Dance Hall
Elm Street
Ove
Bawin Smile
OMA
Bathgate Avenue
New York City
Stamford Hospital
New York
Peiis
James Ditlon
West
Wallace Stroh
Webster Avenue
Edmand
Wallace Avenue
Falconados
Broadway
57Th Street
Thevears
Wiehng
Fauchet
Main Street
Harry Kern
Jatin Morris
Fouchot
Rim Street
Frank Brant
Smith
Rank
Tra V. D. Warrior
Kingston, YY
Warren
Alarmed operator hears horse blamed for crash on line
A Southern New England Telephone operator reported eerie choking sounds on the Barnum 1048 line late last night. Police rushed to 10 Lamtey Street and found a horse banging a phone with its head and legs, knocking a receiver from the shelf as other horses kicked nearby.
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Uriskly
New England
Walter Stapleton
Lamtey Street
Shoe Kat
Polo Headquarters
Poller
Charles Meyer
Ata
Struc
Yanks Take Lead as Giants Fall 8 to 1
New York Yankees overwhelm the world champion Giants 8 to 1, lifting their series lead to three games to two. Bullet Joe Bush dominates, while Meusel drives much of the offense in a high-attendance, record-setting game at Forbes Field.
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Yanks
Giants
Joe” Bush
Nehf
New York
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Bash
Joe” Bist
Lobla
Iosh
Yankees
Snelling
McGraw
Jock Buney
Jack Syatt
Fawkes Stadium
Jonny Graw
Thant
Tod
Child
U.S
Trely da
Pennsylviania
Wedge
Belclan
Pirahars
Ng Loc” Dugan
Je Imer
Meusel
Meusel Brothers Star Tit. “Uriah” Meusel
Jon Bush
Bridgeparl
St. James
Hartford
West Sides
Willams Tose
New Britain
Sheely
Inter
Kerles
Chickgo
Waite Sox
Zion
Kansas
Ciry Oeirini
Amore Lo
Bhica
Orioles
Taday
Hour of Destiny Passed For Palestine by Zaywill
New York Oct 14 Israel mulls a fresh war stance and avoids provoking a broader clash Publicist Zaywill speaks at Carnegie Hall before the American Jewish Congress asserting Palestine must have a right to immigration and self rule He argues the Balfour pledge was misused and Zionism depends on Britain’s support while urging American Jews to back the Zionist cause
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New York
Israel
Globe
Palestine
Israel Zafill
Ament Jewish Congress
Carnegie Hall
England
Engeld
Janés
Hagland
Fogland
Yang
Lord Balfour
Palestoe
World Congress
America
Rail across a split era: riots, resignations, and a mixed week
A chaotic summary blends church attacks on dancing, X Sunday arrests, missing persons and a possible homicide, plus a string of accidents and political wrangling. Crime fears, drought woes, and municipal debates echo across Bridgeport, Danbury, and New York with sports and national news interwoven.
Attempt to Kill New York Flying Cop McAllister
Police probe an attack on former patrolman Robert McAllister nicknamed Flying Cop. One assailant was killed, another captured as investigators pursue motives and details of the incident in New York on October 14.
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New York
Robert McAllister
McAlister
Faree Pendiee
Pooder
McAllater
California brush fire leaves two dead and damages over a thousand
Two people died and seven were injured as a brush fire swept through areas north of Los Angeles near Eagle Rock and Glendale. Property losses were estimated over one million dollars as authorities said the blaze was brought under control today.
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California
Los Angeles
Get
Seoven
Ina
Mdgea
Siliurha
Eagle Rock
Grendara
Here
Methodist Precept Attacked by Dr Quigley Sermon
Rev Dr Quigley of Summerfield Episcopal Church attacked a church precept condemning dancing and theatre in a sermon. He argued religion should include all human enjoyment and ridiculed the idea of counting cracks in the floor or banning amusement. He said antiques of religion have been spiritualized by superstition and urged removing Paragraph 280 from church creed.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Duneting
Theatre Ag
Hev
Summerfield Mathoulet Episcopal Church
Yueh
Quigley
Sciente
Weather Forecast For World Series Game Six
New York October 14 Associated Press reports that the latest forecast calls for cloudy weather and cooler temperatures for the sixth game of the Yankees against the Giants. Winds from the southwest are expected as fans prepare for the pivotal World Series clash tomorrow.
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New York
Associated Press
Mother Nature
Dom
Ughoudy
Coaler
Tveah
Twelve Arrested In Raids Early Sunday Morning
Police arrested forty nine men and two women in two raids, discovering alleged liquor sales at 730 Broad and gathering at 684 Main Street. Suspects include John Miller and James Reilly of 730 Broad, with Miller facing Miller and statutory charges, bonds set at 500 dollars. Several others named from Lexington Avenue, Broad Street, and Stratford Avenue faced gambling and related counts, with bonds posted.
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At & G
Elack
John Miller
Broad Surout
Hquor
Miller
James Reilly
Ada Sain
Myller
Romy
R H Datvson
Kenteld Avenue
Broad Street
John
Banks
Main
Looney
Lexington Avenue
Dalmato Marlonte
Lexington Avenues
Fred Johnson
Main Street
James Robingon
Bunnell Sttreet
Arthur Baler
Stratford Avenue
George Willams
Troad Street
Visit Bridgeport Again in Search for Shooting Clue
Reports from Bridgeport detail renewed efforts to identify a suspect in the shooting of Milton A. Maas, a New York chemical maker, at Mrs. Ida Logue’s home. Prosecutors, police, and hospital officials say the suspect is being questioned in Stamford while investigators recheck identities and possible associates linked to the Stamford incident.
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LeeAc
Quigly
M. Church
White
D. A. Forndlehy
Coatain
Torae
Gy Pa Pe Expresso
New York
Stanford
Phres Campinigna
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Mays
Furfield County
Ward
Newtown
Drouth
Genbury
Bridgeport Water Company
Stepney
Nurpos Wilton
Danbury
von Movind
Milton A. Maas
Ida Logue
Sound Beach
Witt
Anit
Manage
Yenwich
StamPard
George Sherrill
Cyplain Flanagan
Polvin
Mry
Lesiie
Tessia
Mants
Altarney Walsh
Jim
Soiandhy
Leslie
Talios
Maas
Stamford
Ball game draws crowd despite weak reform meeting
Danbury October 1 Special to the Telegram a ball game this afternoon drew about 3,500 people while the "law enforcement" meeting under the Citizens' Committee of 100 drew fewer than 50 attendees. The event was heavily advertised with a community sing led by Reverend H Allen. Judge William Bridgepart presented wage figures and discussed city ownership of TUnerust, noting the meeting’s timing amid recent ward actions and police reports.
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Danbiury
Citzena’ Cor Operative Committee
Eatherwiyce
Committee of 100
Eleni
Trev
Wits
Dam H. Allen
Church of Ch
William 7
Boardmar Bridgepart
Aseiey
Robbery Report Night at 108 Silms Street
Mrs Wish of 108 Silms Street was robbed when a thief reached through an open window to grab her purse. The incident occurred last night as the owner and friends sat nearby in an adjoining room.
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Yuma
Wish
Reorganization Panel Sets Delegates for Bridgeport Bid
Bridgeport Republicans held a last night meeting with 27 delegates, lining up to nominate Alderman Wilbert J. Sanford as chairman. William H. Primrose will present Sanford, arguing for a “new deal and new blood” in city affairs as negotiations continue for today’s caucus and convention.
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Republican Party of
Bridgeport
Ify
Miso
Douht
Eastmb
Iaé
Wilbert J. Sanford
Delsgations
Sanford
William HE. Primrose
Santord
Wexterday
Lands in Cell After Vain Attempt to “Whip Everybody”
George Spilzer, 20, of 86 Hartley Street, allegedly tried to whip bystanders Saturday night at a Wall Street restaurant. Police say he attacked Patrolman Witzpatrick and Driver Cantield, then was arrested after a scuffle. A man named Arnest Tan Plezar of Spruce Street aided in the incident. Spilzer and Plezar were charged with breach of the peace and interfering with officers. both remained in custody in $100 bond each.
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George Spilzer
Hartley Street
Wall” Street Regiaurant
James J
Patrick
Topppitzer
Toppitzer
Witzpatrick
Witter Cantield
Nis
Spruce Street
Welloomen
Toppitver
Suhagen
Syorg
Brother Charged After Chair Attack On Sister
Mrs Shelton alleges her brother Rucheed Ferguson attacked her at 20 Leington Avenue Treille Shelton, fracturing the skull with a chair during a visit. She was hospitalized at Emoar Poney, treated for a scalp laceration by Dr A S Margulis. Police seek Ferguson for statement.
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Rucheed Merguson
Leington Avenue
Treille Shelton
Verguson
Mra
Shelton
Emoarponey Hospital
President Needed to Enforce Liquor Law Says Pinchot
William Jennings Bryan spoke at a prohibition conference in Washington on December 14 about Governor Pinchot’s drive to clean up Pennsylvania He joked about trading a Democratic Governor of New York for a Republican Governor of Pennsylvania and tossing in more Democratic officers to boot
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Pinchot
Washington
Pennsylvania
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Pinchot faults national prohibition enforcement
Governor Gifford Pinchot told a Washington audience that prohibition has failed due to lack of a sincere nationwide enforcement effort. He blamed Politics and weak federal action, urged a centralized responsive organization under the President, and warned that ignoring enforcement threatens constitutional order. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Citizenship Conference
United States
Atl
Ddw
Baid
Irector
Vxtate
Byre Ornor
Treasury
Capitol City
Nine Die and Twenty Hurt in Train Wreck Near Fairland
At a crossing near Fairland Indiana a passenger train bound from Cincinnati to Chicago collided with an automobile. Nine people died and twenty were injured. Reg Brinton survived after leaping from the car and sustaining serious injuries. Passenger occupants apparently failed to notice the oncoming train.
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Fairland
Ind
Rergens
Cleveland
Cincin
Nal
Chicago
St. Louis
Here
Cincinnati
J. W. Meana
Mra
J. Wi
Meana
Roy Beaton
Byron Means
Mrs
Jeusla McGuire
Mary Brinton
Matdy Gaither
Goldie Gaither
Margaria Pearl McGuire
London
Tna
Tana
Reg Brinton
Eallroad AmMetals
Mrs Stokes Heads To New York To Fight Divorce
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes travels from Boonville to New York as her divorce suit resumes there. Fourteen witnesses denied seeing her with Edgar Wallace. Stokes and attorney Shapiro remain part of the case while Miss Moscovey accompanies. She said Missouri depositions disproved husband’s charges and added she felt happier than weeks past.
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Stokes
Shapiro
A. Moscvvey
Boonville
New York
Mra Stokes
Gigtt
Missouri
Uhet
Wallace
Timeetan
Iments Club
Shaplrvo
Miouri
Tyken
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Man
Zaywill
Ano
Alor
Methodist Church
St. Peter
Heaven
Wilder
Bryan
Indiana
French Street
D. J. Handleman
Omer
Handlyman
Samuel Garrick
Piclock
Jacobd
Handelman
Mary Harmon
South Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Br. A.B. Margutis
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