Miss Hanan Succumbs After Brooklyn Shooting Tragedy
Milfred Hanan daughter of shoe manufacturer Alfred P Hanan dies at Long Island College Hospital after being shot by Mrs Grace Laws. John S Borland, in her company, contends the motive involved jealousy over money. Authorities note possible links to threats and a quarrel at Shoreham Long Island prior to the fatal incident.
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York
Milfred Hanan
Alfred P. Henan
Long Island College Hospital
Grace Laws
John S. Borland
Dartmouth
Eer Reat
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
Borland
Miss Laws
Hanan
Laws
Hanen
Mildred
Shoreham
Long Island
Hawan
Park Evenue
Bia
Mrs M W Manwaring Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs M W Manwaring died after a brief illness. The obituary notes her role as a wife and member of the community, with reference to her family and local associations. The notice provides details of the funeral arrangements and the burial site.
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M. W. Manwaring
Record Safety Week in Bridgeport Claims 3 Dead 15 Injured
Three killed and fifteen injured in thirty three city accidents during Safety Week in Bridgeport. Victims include Mrs. Lorenzo B. Nickerson who died after being struck on Wallfield avenue by John Reckford. Reckford faces reckless driving and technical manslaughter charges in $1,000 bond. Also injured were Morris Flovilg, Hugh McPadden, Samuel Walla, and victims Chester Benedict and Joseph Sadlak.
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Lorenzo B. Nickerson
Bridgeport
L. B.nickerson
Norman Street
Wallfield Avenue
Martin Terrace
Nickerson
John
Reckford
West Main Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Divine
Rockford
Morris Flovilg
Seview Fivemie
Crescent Avenue
Isossuth Street
Robert Ginsbers
Farrett Avenue
Wlovitz
B. J. Coyle
Hmereney Hospital
Bridgepert Hospital
Trek
Hugh MicPadden
Ynum Avenue
Padden
Z. F. Walsh
Samuel Walla
Fenelon Place
Stratford
North Main Street
Tares
Viatimis
Chester Benedict
Harriot Street
Joseph Sadlak
Prince Street
Penny Defies Cancel Debt If Labor Board Hearing
The Pennsylvania Railroad will not present oral evidence at a United States Labor Board hearing over a shop crafts committee election dispute. Samuel Rea files a letter stating the board limited the hearing to three points, with the carrier reserving rights to deal directly with its employes. The notice notes the August 14 request to set aside the board’s decision and the September 19 grant of a restricted hearing.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States Labor Board
Chicago
Samuel Rea
Hae
Iis
Treatres
G O P Women of Ninth District Meet Tonight
The ninth district GOP women hold a meeting tonight at the drama on Ogden Street with several Oliver Import attendees expected to speak. The event highlights local party activity and community outreach.
Anti Beer Bill Set Aside in Senate Debates
Washington reports a formal declaration of a truce in the Senate over the anti beer bill and tax revision measures. Leaders expect delays of weeks as discussions of the search and seizure clause and enforcement actions unfold amid pressure from Treasury and Byran proclaiming constitutional concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Stirling
Treasury Department
Bravp
William J. Byran
Tha
Tend Wing 4
Mrs Delmont to Testify in Fatty Arbuckle Case
Mrs Bambina Maud Delmont set to take the stand as the preliminary examination of Fatty Arbuckle resumes in San Francisco. Prosecutors plan to call Alice Blake and Dr Arthur Beardslee after Delmont as they seek to prove murder is evidence enough for trial. Delmont’s testimony is expected to be vigorously challenged by Arbuckle’s defense.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bambina Maud Delmont
Chacter
Fatty
Delmont
Arburkle
Matthew Bratly
Alice Blake
Cafe Singer
Arthur Beardslee
Zey Pyrron
Supreme Court
Brady
Semmacher
Virginia
Rappe
Rescoe Arsuckle
Getting Caught New Sin Says Lindsey
Denver judge Ben Lingsey warned that new sins arise from careless behavior by society groups and used the Arbuckle case as an illustration. He argued the Arbuckle outcome will push some groups to stay hidden rather than curb these practices.
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Denver
Gol
Ben Lingsey
Arbuckie
Arbuckle
Anne Stillman Reconciles With Mother After Estrangement
In a 1921 New York Ameri can piece, 19 year old Anne Stillman asserts she was deceived by financier James A. Stillman and now pledges loyalty to her mother Anne Cranahart Stillman and her brothers Guy Alexander and Bud. She describes realizing the truth and rejecting her father's influence.
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New York
Anne Stillman
Anne Cranahart Stillman
James A. Stillman
Seti National
Bullenan
John KK. Winkler
Americ
Moter
Guy
Alexander
Bud
Aire Shiltah
Janes Stillman
Anne Uriwahart Stiller
Death Ends Life of Police Officer Dennis Sullivan
Fairfield mourns as Dennis J. Sullivan, a policeman, is believed to have died by hanging after illness. A large funeral for World War I hero George Alfred Smith was held in Fairfield, with American Legion honors, at Congregational Church and Oaklawn cemetery.
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Dennis J. Sullivan
Fairfield
Legion
George Alfred Smith
American Legion Past
60Th Infantry
American Legion
Oaklawn
John P. Jahneon
George W. Anderson
Howard St. Smith
Howard &_ Smith
Indora
Carlyle Hunter
David
Hunt Yonington
Andrew Huntingto .Jr
Uniform
Amere
Congregational Church
Frank & Child
C. Eb, Siiroy
Johnson
Ernest Thomas
John Shaughnessy
Harry Anderson
John Neary
John Cull
Stanley Hull
Six arrested in auto crash liquor raid and drunks
Six men were arrested during a police raid on two saloons at Lexington and Pallet streets. A bartender Harry Hoey was held for liquor law violations. Victims included Edward Grinnell found intoxicated and jailed. One man, John Yoniskas, found unconscious in a gutter was taken for treatment. A Milford crash injures Alb Crawford and police officer Hart injured stepping on a curb.
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Tignor
Hillside
Run & Saloon
Luexington
Avenues
Harry Hoey
Hoey
Edward F. Grinnell
Lexington Avenue
Aquor
Iant
D. Crawford
Main Street
Wes
Milford
Crawford
Alm
Underwood Typewriter Company
Two Dead and Dozens Wounded in Belfast Rioting
Belfast reports say two people were killed and 36 wounded during rioting with bombs thrown and gunfire from police and military. A girl was hit by stray bullets as crowds fought near Seaford Street. Victims were treated at Victoria and Women's Hospitals. hours earlier a saloon was burned and six wounded.
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Belfast
Policeman Dennis J Sullivan Ends Life In Bridgeport
Dennis J Sullivan a eight year Police Department veteran from Third precinct Bridgeport ended his life by hanging early Sunday morning. Found in a small alley near the Warner Brothers Institute building on Atlantic street by Patrolman Skeene at 2 36. He is survived by wife Lonren H Dykman, one child James, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral planned at 382 Warren street.
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Dennis
J. Sullivan
Javente
Sullivan
Warner Brothers Institute
Atlantic Street
Skeene
Keene
Lonren H. Dykman
James
James Prescot
John Saedele
Irene Bulelivan
John James Sullivan
John D. Sullivan
Bridgeport
Warren Street
Two Killed in Railroad Crash Near Steubenville
Two men died when an eastbound Pennsylvania malt train crashed into the rear of a freight train in the Gould Tunnel six miles west of Steubenville Ohio. Michael Birch, the front engine engineer, was killed along with Oliver Schapp conductor of the freight train.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Gould Tunnel
Here
Michael Birch
Oliver Schapp
Dennison Ohio
State Treasurer F K Of C Dies in Torrington at 61
Jean T. Boland, state treasurer of the Knights of Columbus, died at his Torrington home at 61 after recent surgery. He served twenty years as K of C treasurer and once was Burgess of Torronsien borough. He leaves two widows, three daughters, and one son.
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Torrington
Conn
Jean T. Boland
Knights of Columbus
Borouch
Torrirsien
Weather Forecast From Bridgwood Almanac
The report notes fair and cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday across the region. Air pressure varied with low readings over the St. Lawrence valley and high over the Indian provinces, with showers east of the Mississippi in the past day.
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Indian Maritime Provinces
St. Lawsrenee
Mississino River
Middle Atlantic
X Gland
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