Fire Claims Two Victims In Hartford
In Hartford at 43 Forest Street a fire killed Assistant Fire Chief Daniel J. Cahill and Mary Dybeck. They were found overcome in sleep as smoke filled the attic. both died at St. Francis Hospital. The blaze caused extensive damage worth over 5,000 dollars.
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Daniel J. Cahill
Mary Dybeck
Forest Street
St. Francis Hospital
Jenn Johnson
Chadwick
Avenue
Sweden
Mary
Woreat Street
G. W. Merrow
Tanif
Sha
Bremen
John H. Carey
Daniel J. Dahili
Chiaf
Tahiti
Robert H. Ramsden
Ramsden
Merrow
Jdeut
William
Glynn
Phaynen William Hayes
Cahill
Ina
Mysterious Death on Express Train Near Rochester
Syracuse police report a man from Denver named Willam Ryan died of a skull fracture on the Lakeshore Limited east of Rochester while en route to a bricklaying convention. He reportedly fell in his compartment and was treated in West Cleveland for facial injuries. no alcohol evidence found. A fellow passenger was in the same compartment. no confirmation of consciousness before Rochester arrival.
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Sev
Willam Ryan
Denver
Gole
Rochester
Ryan
Springs
West Cleveland
Ohio
Niam Ryan
BNC
Conn Motorists Pay 15 Million For Gasoline
Connecticut motorists spent about 14.7 million dollars on gasoline at roadside stations in the eight months ending this month, nearly equal to the state highway budget. About 6.2 million gallons were purchased in January and February, rising through the year to 11 million gallons in August, highlighting the heavy cost of fuel versus highway funding.
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Connecticut
State Highway Department
General Assembly
State Treasury
Connecticut Nemps
Averaca Tate
Ilere
Pastor Decries Defense Day as War Mobilization
Rev. Charles A. Decker, minister of the First Baptist Church, questioned Defense Day demonstrations as potentially misconstrued by other nations. He supported preparedness but warned against actions that imply aggression, urging a universal brotherhood approach to international issues.
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Fe ‘Baptist Ehurch
Tne
Rev
Decker
America
England
Japan
United States
War Department
Universal Brotherhood
Worry Over Daughters Tied to Dad's Death
New Haven Sept 7 Joan Long 50 of 58 Wolsott street was found dead in the bathroom of his home early this morning by his wife who smelled escaping gas. Medical Examiner Marvin McScarbrough ruled death by own action noting inhalation of poisonous gas. The husband recently out of work had worried over the conduct of his two daughters reaching a tragic end after locking himself in the bathroom.
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New Haven
Joan Long
Wolsott Street
Marvin McScarbrough
Loong
Long
Thomaston
Samuel Lubassky
Lamberton Street
Taven
John J. Lynch
Edward Vtler
Thi Mobile
Wiliam J. Metl
Car Overturns Man Loses Arm in Stamford Crash
In Stamford early today Charles Peterson of Noroton Heights lost an arm when a car driven by Michael J Toomey overturned on Noroton EMI after wheels hit trolley tracks. Peterson required elbow amputation at Stamford hospital. Toomey escaped serious injury. Reported other minor incidents include a cyclist knocked from a bicycle and a pedestrian collision on Greenwich avenue. A separate Milford incident described a man with a scalp wound after a crash on Washington Bridge.
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Post Road
Stamford
Charles Peterson
Stamford Hospital
Peterson
Michael JF. Toomey
Noroton Emi
Toomey
Salvor
Dondy
Brook Street
Shippansyvenue
New York
Joan Evaponali
Harbor Street
Greenwich Avenue
John I. ‘Dalenstaick
1& Yorks
Norwals
Jared
Milford
Sept. T
James Rh. Tagser
Charlotte
Vermont
Washington Bridge
Talgert
Taggart
GS Temple
South Elm Strawford
M. Farrar
Stepway
Warre
Five Dead in State From Autos and Trains Sunday
Five personsKilled in state by autos and trains Sunday as a series of crashes left victims across towns. A collision on Congress avenue near Cedar street injured a woman and led to a coroner hearing. Other fatalities occurred in New Britain Thomaston and New Haven with details of ages and injuries.
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van Avenue
Pital
Om Wratley
Reynolds
William Stree
Congress Avenue
Cedar Street
Marvin
M. Scarborough
Italian society fireworks display marks feast day
The Italian Benevolent Society celebrated the feast of Saint Prospero with religious ceremonies and social events. Members gathered at Lafayette Park for a mass at Holy Rogary church, then enjoyed an afternoon outing at Treasure Beach with fire sword displays in the evening.
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Factana Benevol Jent Society
Prospero
Lafayette Park
Freasure Beach
Chinese Cabinet Deprives General Lu of Rank Amid War Declared
Chinese cabinet issues punitive order stripping General Lu of official rank as fighting intensifies. President Tsao Kun authorizes actions to protect foreign lives and property and halt civil strife after reports of heavy engagements near Linh and Shanghai, with about 200 casualties.
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Gen. LU
Peking
Tsao Kun
Yung-hsien
Chekdang
Wolf
Heavy clothing saves man from stabbing wounds
An early report states W. Simmons of 1st Avenue Lafayette street was stabbed below the heart with a jackknife. Heavy clothing allegedly saved him. he was treated at Bridgeport Hospital after being attacked following a dispute with Thompson of Island Brook Avenue. Thompson was arrested on a charge of assault and held in default of $1,000 bond.
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W. Simimons
Lafayette Street
William
Hampden
Island Brook Avenue
Thompson
Simmons
Lafayets Street
Paia
Bridgeport Hospital
Louis Cohen
Phompson
All Nations Align With France on Peace Demands
Brazil joins France in forging a new international law based on arbitration security and disarmament as key to world peace. England appears isolated in resisting military sanctions, while leaders like Macdonald and Herriot urge mutual understanding and shared responsibility to rebuild international society. Cont on page two.
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al Lands
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M Macdonald
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Herriot
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Ee Brin
Ball
Writer Hol ward Boltwood Killed At Weekend Party
Pittsfield Mass September report says writer Hol ward Boltwood was found dead on rocks near Esanon Springs after attending a weekend party at the Rice farm. Police believe foul play unlikely and suspect he may have fallen from a bridge while wandering at night. Boltwood, 40, Yale graduate, unmarried, authored local histories and resided with his aunt Miss Harriet Plunkett.
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Bottwood
Ratheshey
Jimsel
Boltwood
Yale University
Harriett. Plunkeeth
Inis City
Escort of Planes to the City Flight Southbound
Air force fliers prepare for a noon takeoff from Boston to New York with a route via Providence New London New Haven Bridgeport and along Long Island Sound. An aerial escort led by Major General Mason Patrick will precede them and include additional planes.
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Boston
New York
Mitchel Viela
Providence
R. L
New London
New Haven
Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
Mason M. Patrick
Air Vines
Raverel
Bridgeport Watches Sea Approach Of Air Navigators
A Wharf, Bridgeport residents are warned of a sea approach by six airmen en route from Boston to New York. Whistles will sound as the planes pass overhead between 2 and 3 PM, with signals also planned from local factories. The procession will head to Mitchell Field then to New York, passing Bridgeport at about 3:30 PM.
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Shri
Circle City
Charityber of Commerce
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Remington’ Arms,Locomobile
Von
Mitchel Field
New London
New Haven
Bridgepa
New York
Klan Issue Dominates Maine Governor Race in 1920s Era
Portland voters confront a heated gubernatorial contest centered on the Ku Klux Klan issue. William Pattangall, Democratic nominee and former attorney general, highlights the Klan tie of Republican Ralph Brewster while Brewster focuses his campaign on national concerns. Maine’s political scene shows long-standing party strengths, with past margins and the re-nomination of incumbents by Republicans.
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Maine
William &.Pattangall
Whate
Democratic Nomines
Ralph ©. Brewster
Tirewster
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Percival P. Baxter
Blading
United States
Bert MM
Fernald
Wallace H. Wile, Jr
Bertrand C. McIntire
Papagld
Pulion J. Redman
World flyers arrive from Boston at noon over Bridgeport
News brief notes that world flyers will take off from Boston this noon while Bridgeport reports on various local items. Mentions of Defense Day criticism, gasoline spending, a man injured on Post Road, and an arcade jewelry shop window smashed with theft. The column outlines education board actions, divorces, and several other public notices across pages.
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Charles A. Decker
Connecticut
Post Road
Washington Bridge
Board of Education
Thia
DeVer H. Warner
John Cullinan
State Klan plans New London Hartford Klan paper
Hartford to open offices for Ku Klux Klan membership after weekend initiation at Glastonbury farm. Next naturalization rite set near New Haven October 4 with women’s branch directing ritual work. Riders of the Robe affiliated with the Klan merged with American Wizards. Membership open to white Protestant Gentiles, foreign-born included. U.S. citizenship not required. Dr Calvin A son expected to be censured for remarks about Roman Catholicism at the Glastonbury event.
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Ku Rioux
Connecticut
Hyling Farm
Glastonbury
Prst
Hartford
Enanty
New Haven
W. T. Dudderman
United States
Klan
Calvin A. Son
Chief Spear
Ealing Farm
Explosion on Texaco tanker kills two engineers at sea
An explosion of unknown origin in the engine room of the gasoline tanker Texaco here today killed Martin F. Ballou of Bayonne chief engineer and James Piggott of Gloucester NC assistant engineer. Firefighters spent hours extinguishing the blaze. Ship damage is estimated at $5000.
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Martin F. Ballou
Bayonne
James Piggott
Gloucester
N. C
Waterbury Prohibition Enforcer Resigns to Join Industry
Prohibition Director F. Jo Putney of Guilford confirms Emil Manteuffel of Torrington has resigned from Waterbury area enforcement duties after two to three years in charge. Manteuffel, a National Guard captain who served in the 102nd Infantry, is at Camp Perry and plans to join a manufacturing firm in Torr.
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Guilford
Emil Manteuffel
Torrings
Me. Manteuffel
Waterbury
National Guard
102Nd Infantry
Tio
Camp Perry
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Ti Ty
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Fire Destroyed East Hampton Factory of E B Brown
A factory in East Hampton owned by E B Brown, built in 1884 and employing four, burned early today. The $50,000 blaze began in the office, spread rapidly, and its origin remained unknown. Mrs Aidevite, living nearby, discovered the fire. Fire officials found no explosives and could not halt the flames.
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E. B. Brown
Holta
Mra
Aidievite
Say
Offic Ihe
Coolidge Confers With Gov Lowden On Farm Affairs
President Coolidge held a half day conference with Frank O Lowden former Illinois governor to discuss the personnel of a proposed agriculture commission. Lowden's comments were not available after he returned home.
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Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Ulinois
Regan
Y.c
Lowden
White
White House
Snow Flurry Reported in New York State Near Cassadaga Lake
Snow fell near Cassadaga Lake marking the first snow in that area in twenty five years as of September. The report notes unusual early season snowfall in a region typically free of snow at that time, with residents observing the scenic impact and potential early winter prep.
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Cassadaga Lake
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