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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

5

Dying Man Killed in Stamford. Mrs Angle Denies Role

Waldo R. Ballou, 63, Republican politician and Yale & Towne executive, was found on the Rippowam Building landing with a fractured skull. Mrs. Helen M. Angle, 40, widow, is held as a material witness after red stains and clothing linked to her are found. police consider whether a fall or blow caused Ballou’s death as coroner holds an inquest.

New York Times Stamford Conn Waldo R. Ballou Rippowam Rippowam Lodge Order of Odd Wellows West Main Street Brennan Trent. Nevins Helen M. Angle Ballou Chief Brennan Angie Mr. Batleu Angle Balloi Fieer Ahiuch Mr. Ballou Mr. Jatlon Robert Merritt Borden Milk Company Radiou Rippewan Mr Ratlon Mr Bualfon Sherrilf Weaver Halley Leonard Brondell Republican Town Committee Flop Guernsey Relay Place Harry Ballou Mamaroneck Nellie Whitney Ray Whitney McLean’s Hospital Waverly Mass Yale & Towne Factory

Langdon Discovery Stirs Theologians At Oxford

Publication of Dr Langdon's pre Semitic deluge account from Nippur tablets excites scholars. Theologians debate origins of Genesis and Enoch Links. some urge full text review while noting possible inconsistencies and later corruption in competing tablets.

Langdon Jesus College Oxford Nippur Solomon Scheehrer Jewish Theological Seminary Mer Cambridge University University College London Riverside Drive Dr. Langdon Prof. Langdon Hamburg England George Smith Chaldea Babylonia Goa Assyria Asia Minor Man Neat Adam Enoch Noah Enki Langdoen University of Pennsylvania Loring Weart Hatten Clement C. Moore General Theological Seminary Chelsea Square Lanedon Lansy- Con Eve West 123d Street Riblen History Prof Avrim

Langdon Confirms Noah Not Adam in Fall of Man Claim

University of Pennsylvania Museum officials confirm Prof. Stephen Langdon’s London announcement that Noah, not Adam, was responsible for the Fall of Man. The statement, reported by The New York Times from Philadelphia dated June 24, asserts the ancient myth interpretation through Langdon’s scholarly position.

Abeart Nippu Lanede Babylonia Hammurabi Dr. Langdon Poaebel Langdon Poebel Sprelal New York Times Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Museum Today Stephen Langdon London Noah Adam Man

Six Hurt As Autos Collide In Metuchen NJ

Special to The New York Times reporting a June 24 collision on Runham's Fill south of Metuchen New Jersey. Frank Moore of South River and Henry Carson of New Brunswick were dying with four others seriously injured after Moore's high speed car collided with a Taylor party including Mrs Taylor Miss Lucas and Miss Eeckrodt. Immense wreckage and a jogging wagon blocked visibility. Moore and Carson were trapped under their car and rushed to St Peter's Hospital with grim prospects while Miss Lucas suffered a broken leg head injuries and internal trauma and was taken to Wells Memorial Hospital awaiting possible recovery. The Taylor party was transported to the Taylor home in Everett's car after treatment.

New York Times Metuchen N. J Runham Frank Moore South River Henry Carson New Brunswick Moore Carson William L. Taylor Highland Park Taylor Blanche Lucas Clementine Eeckrodt Irving Everett Drs. L. Y. Lippincott Herman Gross St. Peter's Hospital Miss Lucas Wells Memorial Hospital Tavior

Rajah Buys Horse After Paris Racing Bid

The Rajah of Pudukkottai visits Paris during the season end and buys the horse Tilium after missing the Grand Steeplechase and the Grand Prix. Lilium wins the Grand Hurdle by six lengths, earning $16,000 from a $20,000 stake.

New York Times Paris Puduketa India James Hennessy Maurice Rothschild

Lightning Strikes Police Stable Killing Hostler In NY

A wild lightning flash struck Henry's stable at Sheepshead Bay race track during a storm. Frederick Peters, a Police Department hostler, was killed while Lieut. George Woods of Traffic Squad A was gravely injured and rushed to Cowes Island Hospital. Peters and Woods were preparing police horses for an exhibition to support the Police Honor Roll Relief Fund. The strike caused a roof hole and fire, with other officers aiding the injured and extinguishing the blaze.

Henry Sheepshead Bay Frederick Peters George Woods Cowes Island Peters Woods Brighton Beach Police Lieut

Miss M Gill Loses Suit Over Alleged Moral Turpitude

In Hudson County Circuit Court Jersey City Judge William Speer presided as Mary Mayer sued Miss Eleanor McGill for $50 000 claiming alienation of her husband Walter Mayer’s affections. The jury found verdict for damages of 40 but later returned not guilty on the second count of immorality after dramatic summations by counsel.

Mary Mayer Walter Mayer Jersey City Eleanor McGill Mayer William Speer Hudson County Speer Kenley Abraham Graham Kelley Miss McGill William Carr John J MetGill Alexander Simpson Maser Mr. Simpson Cills Gilbert Collins William Edwards Judge Collins Collins Catherine the Second Russia Princess Louise of Saxony Simpson William H. Speer Metill Ane Mayer Phattsburg Vermont McGill Miss McGil Ravine Mr. Collins Charlie

Yellow Taximen Strike Shuts Yellow Cabs on Morning

Yellow Taxicab Company chauffeurs walk out at dawn in a strike over management changes amid consolidation with Mason Seaman. Drivers fear job losses as cabs are to move next Saturday from Eighth Avenue and Forty-ninth Street to the Mason Seaman garage on Eleventh Avenue and Fifty-seventh Street.

Goa Tichanse Yellow Tix Mason-Seaman Company Eighth Avenue c Forty-ninth Street Eleventh Avenue Fifty-seventh Street

Vetoed Sterilization Law Declared Unconstitutional

In Keokur Iowa June 24 Judge Sarath Meher of the Southern District of Iowa ruled the Towa vasectomy statute unconstitutional and void affecting similar laws elsewhere. The ruling grants a temporary injunction preventing the parole board penitentiary staff from subjecting an inmate to sterilization as a constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment is noted.

Keokur Towa General Assembly Dtrige Sarath Meheron Red Oak Iowa United States Pudolph Davis State Penitentiary

Airboat in storm shows narrow escape and tests of Curtiss engines

An airboat commanded by Capt. Ernst Bass narrowly escaped a storm while testing engines at the Curtiss workshop. Lieut. Porte plans timed observations with two watches made for him and on loan, and the America’s engine trials completed a 30 hour run.

Ernst Bass Curtiss School of Aviation Hollander Porte Waltham Factory Admiral Peary North Pole America Curtiss Newfoundland Lieut Lloyds Lietut Poulet Basser Mercedes National Flying Fund Pilot Lanesman Schneiderithie Landsman Ireland

Atlantic flight near-term possibility shown by Johannisthal tests

Berlin reports two flights at Johannisthal from yesterday to this morning indicate aircraft crossing the Atlantic could become feasible. The first flight involved German aviator Basser ascending to altitude as part of the demonstration.

New York Berlin Johannisthal Atlantic

Mourning air fleet at Vienna burial for nine Austrian airmen

An escort of twenty aeroplanes in mourning flags formed a flying guard at the burial of nine Austrian officers and men killed in a Vienna air crash. Archdukes and cabinet members attended as floral wreaths and a solemn procession marked the grave site. The victims include Capt. Johanna Hauswirt Lieuts Ernst Hofstetter Platz Hoacsta Bruer Haidinger Corporals Hadina Weller and Kammerer.

Vienna Aupehés

Glynn Visits Chicago as Hearst Parades Governor

In Chicago Hearst casts Glynn as a partner for his reform slate while Glynn says his Albany trip aims to absorb civic ideas. He hints at a possible New York governorship bid and notes Roosevelt could lead a great race. The visit includes meetings with Hearst Harrison allies and tours of public buildings.

New York Times Chicago Tiey Martin EL. Salgon New York Coxgmizant Hearst-Harrison Hearst Wilsorm Glynn Harrison Blackstone Glyn Chiease Empire State Troy Albany N. Y New York State Cok Roosevelt Wade Derby Mrentiemitus State Bureau Find Bank Direct Primares Massaachusetts Phat Roosevelt Whitmill Ard Mera Willie Pheurse Bo Viarhvers Hlenret Hazel Bliss Margaret ¢Iondrich Jey Gilson Perks Chleutes Boulevard Svete Uismarrck Turden Mometed Chorin Gilyan Svete Phe Lanetieerm Dee Finance

Hearst and Roosevelt in Political Talk and Travel

In a candid exchange Meg Hearst weighs Roosevelt’s chances for the presidency and prospects for a Republican Progressive Party merger. The pair plan travel to the Pacific coast while Mrs Hearst and others near Los Angeles head for Canada’s mountains, Vancouver, and San Francisco. A separate report notes a man from Fiftieth Street arrested for attaching suspenders to a pipe and attempting self harm in the police station.

Roosevelt Meg Hearst Repubblican Am Slearst Miss Goodrich Miss Plies Barham Henmeta Rockies Vancouver San Thermas Kilkenny Blooming Hates Drimmielf Seeiml Street

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