A one-legged scoutmaster, Mr Allan Stewart, has cycled 468 miles from Scotland to the Scouts’ Training Camp at Chingford. Mr Stewart proposed after a short stay to cycle back to Scotland. Antoinette Boltoni, aged three years, of Grange road, Chalk Farm. London, N.W., died after being struck on the head by a swing in Regent's Park.— Verdict at St. Fancras inquest; “Accidental death.” Francis Mytton (18) was killed, and Wihalm Bolton injured, by a piece of timber falling down the shaft at Hose (Heyworth colliery, Abertillery.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12252, 25 September 1925, Page 9
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