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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
15
Fashion notes report day wear borrowing evening fabrics and colors such as velvet crepe and chiffon in deep autumnal tones. Silhouettes imitate evening lines, with slightly shorter straighter shapes and a top hip waist placement. A bold two tone crepe gown features a silk butterfly bodice motif for contrast and modern interest.
Dr. W. E. Fothergill a 61 year old gynecologist collapsed and died after delivering a humorous university banquet speech in Manchester England His last words praised the dinner He reportedly died amid thanks and amusement after the talk
A review of the Hall-Mills case reveals the deaths of several key figures over four years. State Trooper John Marion died in 1920 after removing an officer, and a later gunmanship incident. former Middlesex County prosecutor Arabiah Meekmen died of apoplexy in March 1926 while overseeing the case. Joseph L. Striker, former Middlesex County prosecutor, died October 2, 1926 after health strain from the reopened inquiry. Middlesex detective William Fitzpatrick was killed when his car was struck by an express train at Woodbridge. State Trooper Daniel Carew, based at Franklin Park in 1922, died in Jersey City in September 1926. Michael Regan, engine company captain in New Brunswick, is also noted in connection with the case.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a health product named KLOK-LANe or KLOK-LAK, claiming improved energy and digestion. Mentions goat gumus coral, liver actives, appetite, and a cleaner effect. Cites a fictional or ad-like tone with odd spellings and tangled phrases.
The record notes Willie Stevens allegedly made incriminating statements the day before the bodies were found. Four reporters connected to the case aged two years earlier have since died: William Hughes of the New York Daily News, Charles Sweeney of the New York World, James Doherty of the New York Times, and Low Toughill of the Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
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