Wrecked Flyer for Spite Forces Central to End 18 Hour Schedule
Investigation into the Mentor Ohio wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited reveals an alleged conspiracy to wreck the flyer. Twenty-one lives were lost when the train derailed at an open switch on Wednesday night. the first car was destroyed and its occupants killed or seriously injured. Central President Newman announced the schedule would revert to the twenty hour trip.
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Wreck of the Twentieth Century Limited Investigated
Details of the disastrous wreck east of Mentor involving the Twentieth Century Limited. Officials report switch manipulation near the station may have caused the crash, with casualties and serious injuries among crew and passengers. Investigators, including Lake Shore officials, aim to determine if deliberate action caused the derailment.
Wreck prompts end of eighteen hour trains
Survivors of the Mentor wreck at Grand Central describe a brutal crash on the New York Central line. Officials announce restoration of the twentieth century limited to twenty hours and say the eight ee hour schedules will continue on the Chicago to New York route. Passengers recount fires, crushed cars, and rescues as Red Cross volunteers aid the injured.
Summer Storm Deaths and Destruction Across City
A fierce summer storm brought record velocity rain and lightning to the city. In minutes the temperature dropped sharply as floods and curents overwhelmed streets and buildings. Deaths and injuries occurred from lightning with several men working or traveling in Montclair Newark and Manhattan among the victims. Buildings and utilities suffered damage including the Hudson County Boulevard electrical plant and several apartment houses. Police and fire crews fought fires and cleared debris as crowds sought shelter and the storm raged into the night.
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Senate weighs Hooker case amid procedural conflict
Albany reports unusual difficulty in the Hooker case as Senate factions clash over trial versus constitutional questions. The judiciary committee plans to study the constitutional issues Tuesday, with debate over whether removal will proceed into a lengthy, unresolved session.
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Firemen End 18 Hour Quiet Break in City Gages
Fire gongs fell silent for eighteen hours and seventeen minutes from 9:58 PM Wednesday to 4:01 PM yesterday in Manhattan and the Bronx. Officials offered no clear cause for the unusual lull, suggesting theories but remaining noncommittal. A Box No. 8 call at Jefferson and Cherry Street revealed the blaze had been extinguished before firefighters arrived.
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President Roosevelt Visits Norwalk Station
President Roosevelt halted in South Norwalk on June 22 at 5 55 p m for three minutes then moved toward New York division tracks. A crowd of about three thousand cheered as the president spoke of appreciation for Connecticut and its people. He warned watchers to stay clear as the train backed. no injuries were reported and factory whistles saluted as the train departed.
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Governor Tet's Jerome He Will Aid in Any Equitable Prosecution
Governor Tet pledges assistance in pursuing equitable prosecution, signaling support for lawful action. The statement cites Jerome as a key ally in ensuring fair legal processes and legislative backing to strengthen prosecutions.
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Attorney General Mayer Moves to Restore Equitable Funds
Mayer pledges speedily to reclaim profits from trust relations and to bar any violator from office. He seeks a full accounting of waste or misapplication of funds and urges policyholder rights be determined quickly. If crime occurred, the District Attorney will act, with Governor Higgins ready to aid.
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Equitable Life probes expand as Mayer plans action
Attorney General Mayer announces swift steps to recover profits and debar officers, with Hendricks report guiding civil suits. District Attorney Jerome and Governor Higgins align on investigations while Morton and colleagues discuss reorganization and potential resignations. Belmont hints at retirement amid looming court actions.
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