Auto Spill Near Benson Switch Injures Four
A touring car containing four persons overturned near Bancon's awitch after a somersault in the road, critically injuring a man with a fractured skull and a wife with a broken shoulder who are hospitalized. The driver is detained on drunken driving charges as investigators probe the wreck and the odor of alcohol lingers along the scene.
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F.C. Nichols
Bancon
Awitch
Pairfield
St. Vincent's Hospral
Neeldant
Greenwich Woman Killed by Auto in Town Incident
Greenwich Oct 3 Irene G Woolfege of this town was killed last night when struck by an automobile. George J. Given of Noroton, the operator, was held in 3909 bail pending coroner's inquiry.
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Greenwich
Iriah G. Woolefge
George i
Noreton
Wrong House Ill Airedly Ends In Police Cell
A drunken man, Welter Leruza, got into the wrong house overnight at 581 Hallett Street andbed with the wrong wife. He was found by shocked residents and later jailed on charges of breach of the peace. The victim woman screamed for help and neighbors summoned authorities. Leruza remained vague about the sequence, still in police custody this morning, after a chaotic mix up on Haslett and Arctic streets.
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Welter Leruza
Hallett Street
Lesuza
Trevelins
Leguza
Haslett
Artic
Hezrest
Legura
Dumbkenne
College Women Prefer Sporting Pages, Cambridge Study Finds
A Cambridge census of 600 college students shows 96 percent read newspapers. 7 percent prefer the women's pages, 14 percent favor sports sections, 25 percent like editorial pages, 20 percent enjoy general news, and 38 percent read headlines most.
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Cambridge. Blass
Radeluts College
Wr Inen
Former Hungarian King Charles Lands in Budapest Amid Battle
Reports from Prague claim Charles the former king entered Budapest as government troops clash with monarchists. Martial law is in Hungary, Admiral Horthy urges order, and lines are drawn between pro and anti Charles factions as rumors of defections surface. Reinforcements are awaited while insurgent bands march toward Burgenland in support of Charles.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Charles
Hungary
Budapest
Prague
Horthy
Rudaneas
Vienna Freie Presse
Legation
Budaorg
Plate
Burgenland
Tageblniv
Behren
Withis Isselthair
Funkie Now Leader in Seventh Town Committee Formed
Frank G. Funsie former G O P assistant chairman of the Seventh district was named last night by Chairman Robinson to replace Senator Mex L. DeLaney in the Seventh. This completes the male half of the new town committee with eleven other members already appointed, while the remaining members would include women for the full panel.
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Frank G. Funsie
G. OO. P
Robinson
Mex. L. DeLaney
Bunda Town
Robinsons
Paris embassy guarded as arrests follow delayed leader
In Paris, thousands of troops and police guard the American embassy and key sites to prevent disturbances after a protest closure. A revolutionary mood surrounds an event at Porte Maillot with crowds, while mourners visit the Unknown Soldier tomb and Italian ambassador activity is reported. Officials note delays in a leader’s appearance and legal actions unfold amid a tense skyline.
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CMM
Varig
Massachuset
Maccu
Bartolome Vanzittio
Porte Maillot
Stghis
Oa Procesafor
Justices Liberty
Laaguer
Arc de Triomphe
Militars
Paris
Thanksgiving Dinner For Five Priced At 7.30 Says Chef
Chiwago chef Charles Spiele estimates a family of five can dine for 7.30. He cites market prices for a complete feast including poult cocktail with whipped cream, peas, crabs, cranberries, baked sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie and butter.
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Charles Spiele
Spiele
Japanese Armament Delegates Arrive for Final Conference Phase
Washington October 23 Japanese officials arrive as the first invited delegation to reach the U S capitol for the limitation of armaments conference. Major General K Tanake heads the military advisory staff and voices hope the talks relieve nations from war and military spending.
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Washington
Harding
United States Capitol
K. Tanake
Pr Harding
Woman Adverts Unborn Child For Adoption Again
In San Francisco on October 23 a woman identified as Mrs. C. G. A. King again advertised her unborn child for adoption. The report notes a year earlier she sought a home for SPao, with a couple chosen previously and expected to provide a compatible home. The article criticizes beliefs about welfare and parental rights, urging consideration of the child’s interests over selfish desire.
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S Francisco
CG. OA. King
Spao
Nywerk Tor
Henry H Spooner Noted Dry Worker Dies at 1
Henry H Spooner a noted dry worker and longtime secretary treasurer of the Connecticut Pun ance union died early today after a brief illness. Born in Kent County he was aged in his final years and was active in temperance work and a fundraiser figure at local events.
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Werlin
Blouday
Lenavy
Spooner
Kent
Tepide Hiettion
Stot Daughters
Tel
Skull Fracture Reported After Fall Down Stairs
A man sustained a fractured skull after a fall down stairs in his home yesterday evening. He was removed to the hospital by emergency staff around 10 PM for treatment.
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Pital
Thia
Belog
WM 7
Oreten
Latest Developments in the Railroad Strike Situation
Weekend rail actions show 400 token leaders from unions and major railroads in San Antonio. Freight and passenger service resume while unions pledge no interference. Cleveland reports blame on labor board and railroads if strike materializes. Chicago rail heads hold back, 356000 members partly restrained. ballot among 14000 signalmen under way, results due Wednesday. US Attorney Cyrus to discuss the strike situation in Washington.
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San Antonio
Ferational
Great Northern
Cleveland
Big Wour Brotherhood
Eliefs
Smike
United Stats Battron’ Lehor
Chicago
Unite States
Ciyno
Washington
Daugherty
Brotherhood Chiefs Hope for Amicable Settlement
Cleveland Oct 23 Associated Press rail road transportation brotherhood chiefs will hold the United States Railroad Labor Board and carriers responsible for the nation wide strike slated to begin next Sunday if the board cannot avert it. All general chairmen of the Big Five totaling about 600 men have been cited to appear in Chicago Wednesday. Leaders express hope for a solution acceptable to employees and warn they do not desire to precipitate a strike but may act if the Labor Board fails to protect workers’ interests.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Railroad Transportation Brotherhood
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Union
Rhieta
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of
Bneia
Rapy
Reilroud Labor Board
Cleris
eSsary
D. W. Hel Presid
Tha'unton
Amerian Federation of Labor
Body of J A Brown Recovered From Harbor
A laborer named J A Brown was found dead near the harbor after falling from a dock while being rescued Saturday night. He worked for Singer Manufacturing and is survived by three brothers John Flenve and Joseph, and Mary Lester. Funeral services are scheduled at Blessed Sacrament and burial will be in St Michael's Cemetery.
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Ovatus
Davi Goldstein
Mauuvacti
John
Flenve
Joseph
Mary Lester
Multings
Scott and Tedgste
Golden Hil Street
Blessed Sacrament
Ectimete
St. Michael's Cemetery
Trains Operated On Line Amid Strike Ajustment
In Slooston Texas on the International and Great Northern system a freight line resumed partial service after a strike by about 690 union trainmen. Union officials pledged no interference while Go Forth announced resumed service with crews largely new recruits and experienced applicants.
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Slouston
Tesas
International
Great Northern
Rofay
Goforth
Oforth
Remy Guion
New Haven Plans School for Volunteers
Tarport dispatch reports New Haven will open volunteer training schools this week to handle a possible strike on the New York and Warriornt railroad. Railroad officials announced the plan and said employees have been given questionnaires to express whether they plan to remain loyal or seek other work amid the potential strike.
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Tarport
New York
Waterbury
Crowd Sees Two Smother To Death In Sewer
Fragments describe a deadly sewer incident in Ohio thought to involve two victims. Eyewitnesses reported a manhole cover collapse as people crossed a street, with vague references to smoke, a fire department response, and unclear details about the deaths.
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Mermanhole
Hee Department
Gus
Fire destroys four farms of Schmacher and mayor
A blaze destroyed four farms owned by John W. Schmacher former mayor of the city. One horse drowned and two others were calved from the flames. The loss was set at $10,001.
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John W. Schmacher
Horsa
Road owners declare back bone of threatened walkout broken
Chicago observers report the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees with 340,900 members voted to delay a general rail strike. Leaders pledged not to join the Big Five walkout on October 30 after labor board rules. Ballots among signaling men to decide next steps wrap up by midweek.
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Chicago
Brotherwood
Bomra
Chicago bank president named in Miami death by own action
Warren Wiu, president of Igan Avenue Trust Co. in Chicago, was identified after a fatal incident last Thursday at a local hotel in Miami. W. F. Sennett, a former Chicago broker, stated the death appears self-inflicted. Police reported a bullet wound to the forehead and a revolver nearby. shoe lining fragments were found.
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Warren Wiu
Igan Avenue Trust Comar
Chicago
W. F. Sennett
Adams
Spurgin
New York City
Bootlegging Killings in Virginia Leave Three Dead
Sheriff Boyd and Deputy Gover of Grange County were shot while arresting a bootlegger on a farm near Orange Virginia. The suspect, a black man, hid in a hay barn, refused surrender, and was later killed in a posse assault after dawn. Several others were wounded in the exchange.
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Sherif Boyd
Gover
Grange County
Aroud
Ghee
Tro Imtias
Orange
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