Three Aviators Die In Airplane Crash At College Park
Lieutenant Lewis C. Rockwell and Corporal Frank Scott, both Army aviators, died after their plane failed to stop its engine near College Park Maryland. Captain John L. Longstaff at Hempstead Long Island died in the same incident. Pierre Chevalier and Ray Morris were severely injured near New Haven.
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United States Army
Lewis C. Rockwell
U. 8 A
Frank S. Scott
College Park
John L. Longstaff
Hempstead
Long Island
Pierre Chevalier
Longstaff
Maydn Ray Morris
New Haven
Tribune Burea
Washington
Frank Scott
Army Aviation School
Scott
Rockwell
Walter Reed General Hospital
Charles DeForest Chandler
Forty Hurt In Car Clash In Morning News
A morning news brief reports forty people injured in a highway collision. The piece mentions related inquiries, political notes, and local factions amid a chaotic sequence of items including a new arrival at Jersey Lily and celebrations of Isham Park.
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Isham Park
Long Island
Hayes
Navemenan
Arbuckle tax payment sets state inheritance record
Albany reports the state collected 1,100,152 as transfer tax on the estate of John Arbuckle valued over 10 million dollars. Controller Lohmer called it the largest single tax under the inheritance tax law. In Karlsruhe, Baden plans Prussian measures to ease meat scarcity, including eased inspections and import of livestock from Scandinavia, plus reductions in indirect taxes.
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Albany
John Arbuckle
Lohmer
Karlsruhe
Germany
Grand Duchy of
Baden
Prussia
Scandinavia
Yonkers Youth Detained in Burglary Loot Den
Edward Tyrell a nineteen year old Yonkers resident was arrested after police found a cellar lair filled with loot from burglaries at 87 Yonkers Avenue. The cache included sporting goods canned goods bread milk and over $100 in value. He admitted stealing from Frank Knopfer at 24 Main Street and had three rifles, two revolvers and more than forty boxes of cartridges. Police also arrested Thomas Myler fourteen of 38 Grove Terrace who confessed aiding Tyrell. Both youths were arraigned before City Judge Beall on burglary charges and remanded.
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Edward Tyrell
Yonkers Avenue
Yonkers
Frank Knepfer
Main Street
Thomas Myler
No. 38
Grove Terrace
Tyrell
Knopfer
Roth
Taft Aids a Cripple and Sends Her Home in His Car
Beverly correspondent reports President Taft at Parra mall greets Miss Clara Dixon of Beverly a cripple who walked with a crutch to meet him. He helps her up the steps with Secret Service assistance and later orders Major Rhoads to take her home in the President's car.
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the Tribune
Beverly
Mase
Taft
Parra= mall
Essex County
White House
Clara Dixon
Parramatta
Migs Dixon
Secret Service
Craft
Miss Dixon
Rhoads
Thirteen Boys Rescued After Boat Sinks Near Little Ell Gate
Thirteen youths aged thirteen to eighteen were saved from the motor yacht Mavourneen after it struck a submerged rock near Little Ell Gate late at night. Captain signaled distress. harbor police towed the craft to Rast 1001 Street. Names and addresses of rescued youths listed from West 118th Street to East 1220 Street.
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Thrteen
Little Ell Gate
Ward's
Randalls Island
Launel
Ras
Trowe
Lawrence Hart
West 118Th Street
Philip Moderl
Riverside Drive
Milton Levy
Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn
Harold Rablowich
110Th Street
Edwin O'Connor
Stanley Larber
Woo Weet
Adolph Ferrin
Central Park West
Herman Bleyer
Madison Avenue
Milton Lau- Hewes
Milton Spiger
East Sith Treet
Jonaon Herech
Weat 119Th Street
Theodore Hart
Weat
France Expels Prince for Gaming Law Infringement
Prince Ludovic Pigna d Aragon, labeled a gambler, sails from Havre to New York under a decree of expulsion issued a year earlier. The decree cites infringement of gaming laws as the basis for expulsion, with authorities serving it only on September 2. The Spaniard heads to New York amid the decree.
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New York
Paris
Prince Ludovic Pignatoll
Aragon
Havre
Will contest over rich coal man John C Martin ends dispute
Trustees of the John C Martin Educational Fund and the residuary legatee under the second will clash as probate proceedings begin. A public institution seeks to protect its rights while the fund trustees decline to defend the second instrument. Attorney Conyngton may shift assets to Presbyterian beneficiaries, and two earlier wills may surface to reveal the testator's intent. Continued on page four.
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John Calvin Martin
Surrey Gate
John , Martin | Educational Fund
Martin
John C. Martin Educational Fund
Martin Fund
Conyngton
Lecatees
Fessen
Boston Women Seek Chinese Physician in Back Bay
Ener Heston reports that about two thousand Boston women weekly visit Pang Suey, a Chinese physician with an office in Dartmouth Street Back Bay. Patients hold hands during a screen session, with three minutes of touch and three wrist checks to gauge the heart. He prescribes remedies from a vast store of Oriental herbs and barks.
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Ener Heston
Dartmouth
Back Bay
Pang Suey
Puty
Boston
Penny Real Estate Firm Forms Near New York Terminal
The Pennsylvarya Terminal Real Estate Company was incorporated in Albany with a $1 million capital. Directors include Pennsylvania Railroad officials and Samuel S. Mtea. The firm plans to develop land around Pennsylvania Station and adjacent subway corridors, aiming to transform Herald Square and the 34th Street districts into a business theatre and hotel hub within years.
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Rrncan
Philadelphia
Pennsuylvar ‘Pla ‘Terminal Real Estate Company
Albany
No Yo
Pennsylvania Railroad
SamuelsMtea
Pennsylvania Tunnel and Terminal Railroad Company
Penylvania Station
New York
Hae
Seventh Avenue West Side
Pennsylvania Hatload Company
Bea
Pennsylvania
Long Inland Railroad
Ath Street
Herald Square
Transair
Seventh Avenue Brooklyn
New York City
Grand Central
Ditch Street
Hotel Activitie
State aided golf club plans modern course near Potsdam
A militant Anglo German group seeks Prussian approval to establish a state aided golf club in Berlin. They aim to transform government land by Lake Griebnitz into a grand sporting estate with an 11 hole course and facilities for golf tennis hockey and football, in exchange for free land use.
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Berlin
Berlin Golf
Lake Griebnitz
Potsdam
Cam
Two Score Hurt In Trolley Car Crash At Washington Bridge
A southbound Ogden Avenue trolley car collided with an eastbound crosstown car at Aqueduct and Boscobel avenues near the Washington Bridge injuring twelve, with five hospitalised and many more hit by flying glass. motorman Thomas Connell was pinned and in critical condition at Fordham Hospital.
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Ogden Avenue
Union Railway
Aqueduct and
Boscobel Avenues
Washington Bridge
George Geldman
Taft assails third party as impractical and dangerous
Beverly Massachusetts September speech denounces Roosevelt Wilson split as a "crazy quilt" platform. Taft accuses the new party of destroying constitutional limits for personal ambition, urges Republicans to stay loyal, cites trusts tariffs and prosperity, and defends trust prosecutions.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
Parramatta
Della Torrey
Essex County
Wilson
Impressive Points Of Tafts Speech
The text argues civil liberty is essential and warns against a third party. It frames tariff policy as central to prosperity and criticizes reform methods as dangerous. It accuses the third party of personal ambition and desires drastic changes, risking constitutional limits.
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Ynor Wilson
United States
Republican Party
Europe
Bse
Repub-ican
Wilson
Trolley Crash On Washington Bridge Injures Passengers
A severe collision damaged trolleys, sending passengers cut and scratched by flying wood and glass. Many left for home. police learned few names. Rescue teams from Fordham and Washington Heights Hospitals treated victims for hours as Washington Bridge service paused for 90 minutes.
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Shtree
Highbridge
Kirschbaum
Gilette
Fordham Hospital
Pr. Clapaaddie
Washington Heights Hospital
Washington Bridge
Roosevelt Escapes Electric Wire Hazard in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama on September 28 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spoke from a hotel balcony when his hand brushed an insulated light wire dangling nearby a bystander shouted a warning that the wire carried 6000 volts. Roosevelt calmly withdrew his hand and continued his address.
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Montgomery
Ala
Theodore Roosevelt
Won Husband By Coffee in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on September 7 Mrs. Magate Belirader, remarried due to a beloved coffee, sues for separation again. She claims she will no longer bring coffee to his bed, and reveals a recipe that led to their reconciliation, detailing steps to grind, brew, and temper the coffee for breakfast.
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Cincinnati
Magate Belirader
Mays
Pantie
Negro Sues Miss Iasigi Over Tree Cutting Cost
Miss Nora Iasigi of Boston, daughter of Mrs. Oscar Iasigi, alleged to have hired Charles Spencer of Stockbridge to fell an elm tree given by Emily Tuckerman. She claimed the job would cost $9 but Spencer charged more, and she refused to settle. The case is in Berkshire court with Miss Iasigi noted for social prominence.
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Tribune
Pittsfield
Mass
Nora’ Iasigi
Boston
Oscar Jasigi
Stockbridge
Thiseason
Charles Spencer
Berkshire Court
Taxig
Spencer
Emily Tucker
Assa
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