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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

Pasadena, cal, July 4-The Vest
held its supremacy of Saturday over
the East in the scoring of points today
In the second days events of the Ma
t!onal A. A. L. championship meet
here. in which the first of the senior
events were run off. Los Anseles
Athletic club held its lead with "a
points: then came the New York A.:
q. with 50 and the Olympic club of
san Franci-co. was third with 20
POINTS,
Records did not fall as on Saturday
hut in several events world or national
marks We're equalled.
summaries: 100 yard high hurdles
finals won by Earl j. Thompson, Bos-
ton A. A; o. C. Krogness, Chicago ~
A.. second; William Young, l.. \. A.
g. third; Frazer Baylor University
fourth. Time 10 seconds,
40 yard run finals, won by stephen
Boston A. c.. second: George Schiller
l.. A. A. c., third; P. Sphinx. Chicago
j. A. fourth Time IS SIS seconds, a
new A. A. L. record. shaving 1-5 oft
that made in 1896 by I. +. Burke, OF
Boston \. A.
Illinois A. G.. who already held the
championship record. finished far
ahead: j. ]. Connolly, Boston a. \.
second: Larry Shields, Meadowbrook
club. Philadelphia, third; X NJ. Wat
son. Kansas city ~ e, fourth. Time
( minutes. Is t-5 seconds.
sixteen yound hammer throw: "
Ryan. Loughlin LyceIm New YORK.
first: j. NJ. McEachren, olympic. san
Francisco. second; u. J. McGrath,
New York A. C.. third; % O Benson,
chicago \. A, fourth. Distance l'o
feet. =. inches.
toO yard run final; Paddock. l.. A.
4. G. won I'm 81. a uew \. \. L.
record. and squalling the worlds roc
ord: Blockirou l.. a; \. e., second
Farrell. New York \. =, third
IlIrkscy. olympic club. fourth
Putting 1i-puund shoy-Clarence
Houser. L. \. \. c. first; =. J. Nc
Donald. Now York y. C, second; Gus
Pope. Multnomah. third: Hartranft'
l.. a \. c.. fourth.
Distance 4s feet llS, inches
Three mile walk-W. Plant. Morn
ircside A. G.. New York. first; j. h.
pearman, New York a c, second;
\. Zeller. Chicago a n, third. Time
% minutes - seconds.
Running high jump-Albcris, Chi-
cagu a A.. first; !. Murphy, Norte
Dame, second: %. u. Cary. l.. \. \. C.,
third: X. W. Laudon. New York a.
c.. fourth. Height feet ~ inches.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
UP-TO- O-THE-MINI SR0RT SlE4(7 E. WORLD NEWS
HAYES SUCCEEDS
ROBERTS ON COURT

Chicago, Ill.,, July 4.-Walter t.
Hayes of Chicago succeeded Roland
Roberts of San Francisco. as the
National Clay court tennis champion
today when he defeated Alex NJ.
Squair. of Chicago In three straight
sets
The match was played under a
troiling sun which apparently affect
ed Sauair's game. The victory re-
turns to Hayes the cup he won in
1911, at Omaha in the second an
nual clay court tournament Roberts,
the 1920 winner. did not compete IN
The tournament this year. In the
doubles finals. Hayes and Clifton X.
Herd of Pasadena. Cal, succeeded
Roberts and Vincent Richards OF
New York as the champions. Hayes
and Herd defeated John and Ralph
Ii. Bur;lick Of Indianapolis in three
sets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
BRITAIN DROPS FARM
ACT; LACK OF FUNDS

London, England. July t.-,By The
Associated Fress)-The serious state
of Englsnd's finances was emphs
sized in the house OF commons tonight
when Sir Arthur Griffith Boscawen
president of the BOARD OF agriculture
and Sir Robert Stevenson Horne.
chancellor OF tho oNchequer. admitted
the impossihili,y OF continuing tho
agriculture subsidy. Both said that
the government had decided II must
get rid OF every vcstire Of the war
policy of control and subsidies Tho
chancellor said II WIS impossible to
continue an expenditure Of this kind
with tho other colossal commitments.
Tho agriculture act guaranteed mini
mum prices To the farmer for his pro
ducc and was estimated to entail a
subsidy amounting to from eco 600 noo
To E.0 600 900 yearly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
CIRCUIT HARNESS RACES
OPENED WITH FAST EVENTS
Prince Loree Wins Edwards Stake for 2:O8 PAGERS
aSecond Faster Than Previous
Records State ,.ia}s

North Randall, Cleveland, Ohio, July
..-Thc Grand Circuit harness horse
racing season of 1871 was inaugurated
here today Gnder the most anspicious
conditions. Close finishes fast time and
one of the largest first day crowds
marked the opening.
One track record went by the boards.
In winning the Edwards stake for EOS
PAGERS the feature event on today's
card, Prince Lor,e. the double gated
champion of the world, paced the sec
ond head in 2:0S54. haif a second fast
er than the previous record for the
stake established by Game of Chance.
in 1915.
The last quarter wcs covered in S0ia
seconds, fun second faster .han the
first
Tho winner Is owned by Captain
Davis Shaw and was driven by Mike
NcDeVitt. He is the first Cleveland
owned horse ever to win the stake.
which had value of $4,000.
Prince Loree had 20 overcome a bis
lead to take the first heat. He got off
10 a bad start and trailed to the first
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
CARPENTER RAISES
AMERICAN STANARO

Manhasset. n. Y July i.-GeorEes
Carpenter. his right arm hanging at
his side, stepped into the flagstaff
IN the ward Of his camp soon after
arising today and EraspinE the hall
yird in his left. hoistod the Stars and
Stripes and the tri-color Of France to
the breeze while little Charles Lsdour.
the French hantamweisht champion
Hounded "revelile''
Then Carpenters fact II up in a
-miie As his manager. Francois Des-
amps fired a salute with giant
flrc-crsckcr.
y number Of guests came to camp
frr the day. Carpertier laughed and
talked with them and assured them
that he was all right and that hts in
iIred right hand was not very painful
The guests brought a large supply
uf fire works with them to be used IN
y demonstra ton after nlghtfall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
PIRATES SPLIT
WITH CARDINALS
New York Takes Two
Contests From Brook
ly Robins
NATIONAL
NATIONAL

Pittsburs, Pa, July 4.-Pittsburg
and st. Louis split even the Pirates
winning the morning contest and los
ing in the afternoon. Glazer's pitch
ing in the morning was effective
while Bailey was hard hit. In the
afternoon Cooper was unsteady and
his hit batsmen and three passes
were followed by long hits. Except
in the seventh inning, Pertica was ef-
fective. Fire game:
st. Louis -. OlO 600 OO1-2 o
Pittsburc go. c20 100 0Ox-5 IL l
Battcries-Bailey. Goodwin. Rivt-
ere and Clemons: Glazner and Sch
midt.
SerCp5
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
HOMERUN BAKER
CLOUTS OUT Two
Yanks Win Twice Making
Seventh Straight Victory
in Week
AMERICAN

New York. July New York de-
feated Philadelphia twice, bringing
the Yankees winning streak to seven
straight. Two home runs by Baker
with Ruth on base each time carried
New York to victory in the first con-
test and the Yankees batted Rommell
nard in the second contest knocking
him Que in the seventh when they
scored six runs. Score:
FIRST game R.H f.
Philadelphia 900 O0n 100, a
New York .......... 2)0 ooI sos 10 .
Batteries - keefe and Perkins,
Myatt; Shawkey and Hoffman.
Second game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
NEWSPAPERS
ADMIT JACKS GOOD

Paris. July 4.-CBy The Associated
Press.l-The superiority OF Jack
Dempsey. world heavyweight boxing
champion. over Georges Carpenter. the
French idol. was accepted frankly by
the newspapers today. Press and
public. however. remain loyal to Car
pcntlcr. who stlil Is laudod as great
fighter who went against a stone
wall"
Toeuyre said: The Americans win
with Dempsey and the British with lie
Nonora, but We still hold the champ
ionship Of Ncrdun."
dc Monors. an English colt owned
hv J. Watson. won tho Grand priS de
P1ris Of four hundred thousand francs
en- Sunday last)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
WRESTLERS DRAW

Special to Tho Chieftaln:
Aguilsr. Colo. July AFTER wre.t-
Hing for period OF one hour the bout
between Jack Humrnsl, champion -
Arizona and John Clapham. holder of
tn. Lord Lonsdale belt for wrestling
In the heavyweight division in Eng
land. was declared draw here to-
night In tho main event on the box
ing card OF the mixed program
Johnny kid Mex Of Pueblo. was
q awarded an eight round decision over
Pat Ryan OF Denver. The men are
iiEhtwcis-iits
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
INDIANS WIN TWO

Cleveland. Ohio. July &.-Cleveland
won both games from Chicago. Nor
ton. one OF Cleveland's second string
pitchers, is credited with both VIC
tories as he stopped the White Sox
on both occasions when called upon
for relief work. Chicago knocked
Bachy and Caldwell from the box in
the second inning Of the afternoon
game and took a lead of 2 runs.
Cleveland then knocked Kerr and
Weineke from the box and won from
Williamson. Score.
First game.
Chicago ......... 100 100 0oo--a 10 0
Cleveland ...... 200 900 tox-s 10 o
Batteries: Teombly, weincike and
sehslk: uhie, Morton. Mails and
Nunanakcr.
Second game:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville. Morning game:
Luuisville, a. indianapolis, :.
Afternoon game:
Louisville, :: Indianapolis ;, Ten
rninEsD
At Minneapolis. Morning game:
Minneapolis. {: st. Paul, ..
afternoon game:
ST. Paul. I: Minneapolis. s.
Roth games at Kansas city Mil
' aukee. postponed. rain.
First game at Columbus. :; Toledo :.
second game at Columbus. &. To-
rdo, s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
AN ADVERTISEMENT

HEIFFD HER
Mrs. Lucille Mackey. is Buena Vista
st. washington. Pa. writes: Last
winter my 3-ycar-old girl caught a bad
cold which loft her with n dry cough.
II bothered her most at night and she
would cough until she vomited. think
she must have had whoopins cough.
4 saw an advertisement for Foley's
Honey and Tar. I tried II and bought
two bottles and her cough left her be-
fore she finished the second bottle.
She had gotten awfully thin. but now
she IL as fat as ever" The Horn Drug
Company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
LEONARD GOES TO N. Y.

Benton Harbor. Mich. July -
Benny Leonard. who called off his
scheduled bout with "Ssilnr>' Freed
man today for tho lightweight champ
ionahip. telcphoned from Chicago that
he was leaving tonight Tor New York,
but, would retirn to fight Freedman
July is Freeman leaves tomorrow
for New York. having been matched to
fight johnny Dundee Is rounds there
July II. He will return to Benton Har-
bor to continue training for tho Leon
ard fight Immediately after meeting
Dundee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
TOMMY MILTON WINS
ESQ MILE AUTO RACE

Tacoma. Wash. July tommy Mil
ton won today's 250-mile automobile
race on the Tacoma speedway.
Mnton's time for the $50 miles was
hours ., minutes. an average of 9s
miles an hour. Roscoe Sarlcs was
second. His time was two hours II
minutes q seconds. Joe Thomas.
Eddie Hearne. Tom Alley and Eddie
Miller finished in the order named.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
Ko>ETcuY puRcH.sEp

philadelphia. Pa. July l.-WiIIiHm
Baker. president Of the Phila dclphia
National baseball team announced to-
day the purchase OF kouetchy. tn"
veteran first-basemar, from BROOKLYN.
The amount paid was not given out.
Eonetchy viii report here tomorrow,
recently obtained by the Phillies from
Nov York In a trade reported today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
IHtdTS .s..,...,.5s IT
N-Battcd for Wolf in 9th
TUT w VW III TT
NEW YORK

Batteries Rommell. Wolf and Per-
kins. Myatt: Mays and SchanE.
Summary-Two-ba base hits: Dykes.
Dugan. Ruth. Ward. Three-base hits:
Pfpp. Home runs: Schsng. Ward. Sac
rfices: Ronmell Ward. Fewster,
Itpp. Mays. Double plays: Ward to
Pcckinpaugh to Pipp; Baker to Pipp.
Bases on balls; on Rommell. {: Wolf.
!: Mays. !. Hit by pitched. BY Wolf.
Ward. Schang). Struck out: Mays, .;
Wolf. /. Wild pitch: Rommcll. 2.
Mays
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
jim FLYNN LOSES
BOUT TO KELLER
,ecisI to The Chief,ain.

Special 10 The EhIoftaIn.
Nontrose. Colo, July Jim Flynn.
Pueblo fireman. and well known
heavyweight boxer. lost his fight with
Sugar Keeler here tonight for butting
his opponent after being repeatedly
warned for the offcnse by the referee.
The iGht was stopped in the eleventh
round and awarded to Neeler, who
claims the heavyweight championship
OF the Pacific coast Tho bout was
scheduled for fifteen rounds.
Joe the Wop. Pueblo bsntamweight.
and hid Belt fought fast siS-round
draw In the preliminary. Cowboy Pad
gctt handed Lee Dolan knockout
blow in the second round OF their
fight. Johnny West and Joe Black gave
an exhibition In which honors were
declared oven.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
LYNCH FAILS TO MEET
YOUNG MONTREAL ON 4TH

woorscket. r. l., July Joe
Lynch. hantamvsiEht champion. and
Young Montreal. Of Providence. did not
meet this afternoon. Lynch reported
he had strained a liEament
Jamer White of Albany was suhsti-
,uted for Lynch in i2-round no de-
cizion bout Young Montreal won the
pewEpaper decision
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
lIIIs ....sss 0W Q
PITTSRERG

N-Batted for Schultz In ..
Xx.-Batted for Cooper in I.
Nxx-Batted for Carlson in 2.
St Louis go. 200 21l 000-s o
Pittsburg 80. 600 100 cos
Batteries-Pertica and Dilhoefer.
Cooper. Carlson and Schmidt
Summary-Two base hits: Horns
by. Robertson. Three base hits:
Hornsby. Lavan. Mann. Carey. Barn
hart. Rigbee. Stolen base: McHenry.
Sacrifice hits: Fournier, McHenry.
Schultz, .. Double plays: Maranviile
to Grimm: Stock to Hornsby To Four
nier. Bases on balls: OFF Pertica. 1;
OFF Cooper. J. Innings pitched:
Cooper. Z: Carlson. .. Hit by pitcher:
BY Cooper MANN. Struck out;
Pertica, 3: Cooper. >. Wild pitch;
Pertica.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

FHEV'TI'Hs N'Tr, " IEHCk", WITkTns
son and Schaik. Morton. caldwell.
Bagby and Sainauit. Sunamaker.
summary: Two base hits, Strunk,
Sowcll. Burns, Smith: thrc base hit.
Speaker. sacrifice hits. Kerr. Schalk.
double plays, Burns to Sewell. Sewoll
to Wsmbsssnss to Johnston. Collins to
Sheely; bases on balls, Basby /. Nor
ton /. Filkinson. innings pitched.
Bagby /. caldwell la. Morton 2-3.
Kerr. : la. Wicncke 80. Wilkinson
4. struck out. by Wicneke /, Wilkin-
ault.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta. .: Mobile. :.
At Chattanooga. IL. Nashville. &
At Little Rock, 6: Memphis, T.
At Birmingham. 5. New Orleans. :.
Afternoon games:
At Atlanta, :. Mobile, :.
At Chattanooga. 6. Nashville. J.
At Little Rock. 3: Memphis. s.
At Birmingham. .: New orleans. o:
Iforfcitei.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

Phoenix. hriz.. July i.-1,re Andor-
son OF Portland. ore. negro light
heavyweight champion of tho world
won the referees decision over
"RuuEh House" Ware Of New York.
also negro light heavyweight in q,
ton round bout here tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
GIANTS VICTOnIOus

Brooklyn. y. Y. July New York
took two games from Brooklyn. The
Giants battod Mitchell hard this morn
ing. Kelly making two home runs and
Young ono while the Superbss could do
nothing with Ryan. Smith and Rueth-
or Nvcr. unable to stop tho Giant hit
ting in tho afternoon game. Gore:
First game: X =
New York ..........s'5 loo lon-s ~
BROOKLYN ..........1oo eoN 0oo-l
Batteries Ryan and snyder.
Mitchell and Miller. Taylor.
Second ganla.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
SAN DIEGO III WINS

San Diego. cal. July 4-The san
DieEo high school defeated West Tech.
high school Of cleveland. Ohio. I to s.
In the tenth inning of the second and
deciding game of the National Inter-
scholastic baseball championship to-
dav.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
DIVIDE NIL,

Cincinnati divided the holiday games
tho visitors taking the morning game.
while the locals won the afternoon
contest. The locals were unable to do
much with Lupuo in tho frst game.
while the Reds hit Martin opportune-
" Benton wa. hit hard In the after
noon game. while Alexander had little
difficulty holding his opponents. Score:
First game RH.E.
Cincinnati ....... .ofo go OIL II !
Chicago ...........l 100 nln COO 10 4
tin and killifor.
Second game; RH.E.
Cincinnati . ........ 0ih n.ni o00-2 ?
Chicago .........4..03i noi lo'-s is
pattariss-Rer,on, Napier and rsr-
grave. Alexander and ISillifar,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
nnsroN WINS TWO

Philadelphia. Pa. July 4-Boston
won both games on the Independence
day double header from Philadelphia.
In the morning. southvor.h's two
home runs were responsible for tho
victory while in the afternoon fve
errors by tho Fhillies paved the way
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

Esl,on, TcNas. fuly i.-Dude
Clarke OF San Franciscan won a
newspaper decision over Tommy
Burks NJ st. Louis In = ia-round no
decision bout at an American Legion
celebration here today. The mon are
w,ltcrM
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
WESTERN LEAGUE

At st. Joseph. ~: Omaha. 50
At oklahoma city. 5-5. Tulsa. 20.
Second game II inninEsD
At Wichita. liza: Joplin. Sd.
At Sioux city. o-5: Dcs Moincs. 10
tFirst game II inningsD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
SENATOR'S TWICE vIoropuou.

BoetOn, Mas-.. July I.-Washlngton
twice defeated Boston. The visitors
got five runs in tho ninth inning OF
the second game on two passes by
Bush. doubles by Harris. courtney
and Miller and singles by Shsnks
and Charity. Score first game.
Washington ...... 600 o9o OLE /
Boston ........... loo 900 nso--l IL
Batteries: Iachray and Charity;
Jones, Ksrr and Ruei.
Second game:
Washington ...,. Oen 10 cq5-7 II 3
Boston ........... COL col n1o--3 I.
Batteries Courtney and Picinnich:
Charity, Bush and Walters.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
DEMPSEY GATE RECEIPTS

New York. July t.--Thc total re-
ceipts for the Dempsey Carpenter
boxing contest amounted TO I,s75.3so.
Tex Rickard. promoter Of the bout
announced tonight. The net receipts
have not been calculated.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
RRooEIyS
Totals

z-Batted for Smith in eth.
zE-Rsn for KreuEer in eth.
zzz-BRtted for Janvrin In 9TH.
New York ..........020 0i2 oo2-7 10 ]
Brooklyn o.. .........co5 o0O oio-i :
Batteries Douglas and SNYDER:
Smith, Reuther and Miller,
Summary-Two-bas hits: Kelly.
Snyder. Johnston. Home run. Wheat
Sacrifice hits: Rawlings, Griffith 2.
Wheat. Double plays: Young TO Kelly.
Bases on balls: on Smith, :: of
Eouthor /. Douglas. ?. Innings
pitched. Smith. :. Ruethor. ?. Struck
out. BY smith .
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

A Londoner has collection o'
pawn tickets representing transactions
with my uncle" in every civilized
country.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

Dos Nolnes. Iowa. July 4.-Homrr
Smith. Kalamazoo. Mich. fought
draw with Hughie Walker Of Kansas
city her" this afternoon. The mon
are hcavyweights.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
CLUB STANDINGS

Gnnes To-day.
Boston at Phi!a delphia,
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at PittshurS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

succe-sive horiers In the sixth inning
and in tho afternoon snach lifted tho
hall over the renca with two on in the
fence and Hcilmann duplicated the
feat with ono In tho fifth The score.
Fire, Game.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

st. Louis. Mo, July i.-Detroit won
two games from St Louis. Neach and
Ueilnann made home runs in both
games. In the morning they made
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

Omaha. Neb.. July Captain Bob
Roper. Chicago heavyweight won =
decision over Andy Schmader In a TO-
round bout here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today,

Chicago at cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
WashinGton at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05
BOXING RESULTS

Benton Hnrbor. Mich. July -
Jimmy Kelly ~ Chicago. won n
newspaper decision over frankie
Mnson OF Fort Wayne. Ind. in 10
round boxing match today. Kelly
forcing The fight In every roaad and
proving superior In aggrcSsivensss.
Kelly split one Of M1son's cars with
hard jFbs and scored repeatedly with
body blows.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-05

Myers OF Pocatcllu. was given de-
clsion over Abe Mishklnd OF salt
Lake tn q i2-round fought here to-
day, They are lightwcishts
Norfolk. Neh., July Jack Lcahy
of Wisner. Neb.. was given the dcci-
sion over Harry Reed OF Lincoln.
Neh., In their boxing bout here to-
night Frank Farr Of Decatur. Scb,
knocked out Jack McGill OF wisner.
Neb.. In the fourth round or SCH
cdulcd s-rouud bout.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-14
Bennington, Vt. June "A, 1921.
NEW HYDROELECTRIC
PLANT IN SEARSBURG
Connecticut River Power Company
Building Another Stat on on
Deerfield

Considerable Of the preliminary
work ON the construction of new
power station on the Deerfield river
has been dcne by conuactos in the en-
ploy Of the Connecticut River Power
company. The plans call for a con.
crete core dam in the down OF Sears
burg. between three and four m les
below the big reservoir in Somerset
and power station about four miles
be ow the now dam.
From what can be learned from res
identj Of Soarsburg and Somerset who
are naturally interested in the poject
it won d appear that it is the purpose
.oi the company to develop one of its
largest stations on the Deerfeld.
From the dam the water will be car
ried in a penstock along the side of the
mountain parallel with the east bank
of the river to a point a short dis\mce
up the stream from the Mountin Mills
dam The water from the penstocl1
vi ! discharge into a small stream
coming off the mountain where a pocll
let viii be built to interrupt the pres
sure From this pocket, it is reported
the water Will be carried in a tube to
the power station with a fall Of near.
ly $50 feet.
The proposed deyeloument will givo
the company the benefit of consid-
erab'e amount OF water as IT hnI ne
allie to use not only the supply colec
ted In the big reservoir but also
that from the Rake branch. The tre-
nondou3 head, greater than anything
yet secured in any of its development
to date viii be the most valuable fea.
ture.
Wires are being run from the com
supply electric current which viii fur.
pany's lines out Of Monroe Bridge to
.nish the power to be used in the con
struction Of the dam in Sears burg and
1t is probab that a considerable por.
ton Of the work will be done during
the coming summer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-14
CAR IS WRECKED
At TROY; PLANT
WINDOWS BROKEN
Believed Bomb Was Placed On
Rail of the Trolley Line
70 PASSENGERS ABOARD
Squad of Police Rush To Scene
But Fail To Land The
Perpetrators

Troy, A. Y, June 14-Eyery win
dow was blown from a northbound
Albany-Troy red line trolley car in
River street, north of Adam street,
about 1890 o'clock last night and a
dozen windows were broken in the
Adams Laundry Machinery company's
plant nearby by what police believe
was bomb made of several torpe-
does placed on the car rail.
Two alarms for fire had lust
sounded when there was terrific ex'
plosion which was heard all over the
city. A large crowd collected There
were no passengers in the car and
the motorman and conductor were un
injured. They took the car to the
barns
Patrolman Charles Minor had just
left the car at Adams street and
when he heard the explosion called
out the reserves. Captain Daniel
Keenehan and squad Of men search
ed yards near the scene Of the eXpIos
ion until early this morning but made
no arrests.
The bombing" was the first seri-
Gus outbreak since early in the strike
in Troy, although there have been
many minor attacks on cars, mostly
by stoning