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Daily News from New York, New York • 113

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Daily Newsi
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New York, New York
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113
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DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1927 5 4-YEAR-OLD SON BALKS MOTHER'S SUICIDE ATTEMPT Opened Gas I Antoinette Donnelly earn mr keen tne doctor awar. Don't nalna ner dally aairgiFstlons and advire rta-ardlns bra at r. nealtk. etc. Jet, Then Tried to Hang Herself Delmo Bernato is no bigger than a boy of 4 should be, but yesterday V.

i j.ii i WESTERN UNION BUILDING TO RISE The Western Union Telegraph company has completed plans for the world's largest telegraph building, to be erected on West Broadway at a cost of more than according to an announcement yesterday by Newcotnb Carleton, president of the company. The Building will stand 15 stories. It will house the operating depart-, ments now largely at 195 and saved Ins mother's life. INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY. New Tork.

September 28. 1927. The Board of Directors have declared a quarterly dividend of Sixty Ceou 60i) a share oa the Comraoa Stock of this Company, payable November 15. 1957. to Common Stockholders fit record at the close oi business November ist.

1927. Checks will be mailed. Trarofer boofca will not close. OWES SHEPHERD. Vice President Treasurer.

His mother. If. Mrs. Amelita I Bernato. 35, of Mi i if r.

i 1 333 East 61st had been it. 4 4 4.. jir'jLA complaining for a week of head- I jtrhes. Yester 1 3 -A Bloomlngdalt day, in her room, she opened a gas jet and then hanged herself from the ceiling with a Mrs. Amelita Iiernato 376 Fulton Street Near Smith Street BROOKLYN 59th to 60th Street Lexington to 3d Ave.

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When he saw what had happened, he called for help. Neighbors brought Patrolman William McAuliffe of the East 67th st. station, who cut Delmo's mother down. The patrolman worked over the woman until Dr. Koebel, ambulance surgeon, arrived and took her to Reception hospital, where her chances of recovery were pronounced excellent.

She has another son, Dorsey, 13, who was at school, and a daughter, Nellie, 2. Her husband, Louis, a plasterer, was at work. Neighbors smelled gas yesterday in the apartment of Miss Elizabeth Vogt, 27, of 1616 1st and broke in. They found her seated in a chair with her head over open stove jets. She was taken to Belle-vue hospital, where it was said she will (Other picture on page 18) Street Lexington to 3d Ave.

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