The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1920, Page 6

ae nee a owes ieee Oe ee me KILLED, 3 HURT ~-ASAUTORUNS INTO TELEGRAPH POLE Ys A %e Accident Near Home of Magis- trate Corrigan, Who With Wife Gives First Aid. One person was killed and three others injured early to-day when a big thirty-seven, of Lawrence Boulevard @@d Bell Avenue, Bayside. He was & ohauffeur, Those injured were ‘William Jacobs, also @ chauffeur: his wife, Mabel, and Mrs, Edna Camanitti, sister of Mra. Jacobs, all ef Morris Boulevard, Bayside. They are in Flushing Hospital. Jacobs is suffering from internal injuries, The are less seriously burt. aooklent was near the home of James Corrigan. The two deapite their injuries, ran to Corrigan home and the Magistrate responded, Mrs, Corri- \stored first aid to the in- the Magistrate sum- patrohman and called an am~ was owned and Louls Schattini, « din- ir, of No, 26 West Hayes Corona, who was arrested, with reckless driving, Mag- jendorfer freed him later, ing shown that the ac- due to @ broken part on ee | fer Suffs in Maine. . Aug. 21.—Gov. Carl has {esued @ proclamation ealling a special session of the Loginia- Special Sesel: Fs the enactment of special United States, to-day denied on beh 3 ‘woman (0 rogistcr of Marshal Hoch that Ieeisiatfon to enable State Bisotion to vale tho United tat HER SON MISSING, SHE ENDS LIFE WITH PAIR OF SCISSORS Mrs. Heffernan Dies of Injuries Said to Be Self-Inflicted— Vain Search for Boy. Mra. Mary Heffernan, seventy years old, of No. 1694 Juokson Heights, Queens, died to-day in Frushing Hos- Pitad of wounds in “her wrists and body, which the police my @he in- fiicted with a pair of scissors Wed- nesday. OfMicials of Burns Bros, coat deal- ems, and of a bond company have searched in vain since Wednesday for James Heffernan, her son, who was aq expert bookkeeper in temporary charge of the Astoria yards of the company, He has not been seen since Wednesday. He left the yards say- ing he was itl and must visit a doc- tor, and would nave time by taking the mulated checks and cash, about $600 in all, to the Astoria branch of the Corn Exchange Bank for deposit. He did not visit the bank and so fur as can be learned did not go to his home. At Burns Bros’ offices it was said to-day that no report had been made to the police regarding Heffernan's disappearance with the money be- cause of the posatbility that his til- neas might have taken @ serious turn so that he was unable to reach the bank or might have been robbed and disabled. The police have been unable to find that Mrs. Heffernan told anybody of os reason for her desire to end her Ife. pias eee Dentes Fook Plans to Vinit U. 5. STRASSBOURG, Alsacg-Lorraine, Aug. Dr. Marcel Knecht, formerly of the French High Commission to the ‘has been announced. the very | over but wonderful 14th St., offer at the sales price. The chances are that you will at 141 West 125th St., 84 Nassau St., 575 Fulton St., THEKROSSTRAP THIS Liapad of Vici Kid with its crossed cutout py Tey covered Louis heel is not only test but the most fascinating model of the new novelty styles. 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Before he patd the helper, «e Went iad Street ere threntons for the murder of Catherine Dunn, a handled any ages penalty in the electric chair last night white servant girl, in a Flatbush rob- bery, Frank Kelly, @ negro, confessed to the killing of Mra, McDonald, He | did not give her namo, which he sald he did not know, but gave the time and described the place where the body was found. Mrs, McDonald dis- appeared Oct. 22, after telling her sia- ter was going to meet @ mulatto who had @ job for her. Both of the murders, fonsed, were for robbery. Shortly before Kelly went to the chair, John Egan of the Bronx, who had @ wooden log and was the first cripple ever executed at Bing Sing, was electrocuted for the murder of Louis Klein, a clerk in the United Cigar Store at No. 838 Westchester Avenue, Kelly con- --—»—_— SULTAN MUST LEAD TROOPS IN PERSON Vurkish Cabinet Decides. This Is | Only Way to Combat Revolt in Anatolia. 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