Camden Bank Messenger Murder Trial Notes Confessions
Camden police claim jurisdiction in the David Paul murder case. James and Schuck allegedly confessed to killing Paul in Arch Street Camden, moving his body to a creek in Burlington County and burying it nine days later. About 95,000 dollars in bonds and checks were stolen. most found at Evergreen Cemetery. The two men, both longshoremen, are tied to the Camden case and await transfer.
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Camden, N. 1
Camden
David & Paul
Frank J. James
Raymond W. Selinck
Thie City
Schuck
Mount Holly
Burlington County
Patt
Paul
Camden County
James
Schick
Areh Strent
Thin City
Philadelphia
Torsey
Borlington
Selick
Callah
Dames Dd
James Ty
Leotor
Tinsa
Min
Tennessee’s Vote Still In Contest
The Memphis area reports the Tennessee congressional delegation faces a coup by canvassing officials as unofficial results show a tight race in the fourth and eighth districts between Republican and Democratic contenders. Browning and Boot in the fifth district appear to contest the official tally, while Hatt and others are not clearly declared. The outcome hinges on the official count across districts with Democrats broadly favored in five and Republicans in three.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Amd Turk
Gorden Browning
Fennessee
Will Continue Strike Amid Labor Protests in City
Vague reports describe ongoing labor actions with workers and unions in Mev City. Protests involve calls for better pay and conditions as authorities and organizers coordinate responses.
France Bridges War to Peace in Reconstrуction Drive
Paris reports Premier Leygues in Petit Parisien interview says France as ardent in reconstruction as in war. Government aims to strengthen peace, honor Versailles, and advance national recovery. Leygues envisions the league of nations as a strong barrier against militarism and vows sincere handling of Franco German questions.
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Paris
France
Premier Leygues
Petit Parisien
Germ Beliaf
M. Leyjnuos
League of Nations
Fighting resumes as Lithuanian and Polish forces clash near Vilnius
Warsaw reports fighting renewed between Lithuanian troops and the Polish Wolna Army led by General Zeligowski. An official statement says Lithuanians attacked near Giadojein north of Vilnius, forcing a Polish retreat. Poles counterattacked and claimed 0 prisoners, including a tier man and a Chinese. German reports claim thousands cross into Lithuania via East Prussia with fully equipped contingents and heavy artillery by rail.
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Warsaw
Preweh
Wolwatgar
Zeligowski
Feneral Zollamiulel
We Bales
Giadrojein
Vilma
East Proevin
Lithuania
Lieutenant Rex E. Field Airplane Victim
Lieutenant Rex E. Field of New York City was killed at Love Field when an airplane fell from 1,900 feet. A passenger sustained minor injuries. Field, a Cornell graduate, died after the crash near Dallas, Texas yesterday.
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Dallas
Tex
Rex BE. Field
New York City
Love Field
Field
Cornell
Confessing Murder Held in St Louis
Albert Ellis, 18, held today in St Louis for preliminary hearing on alleged murder confession. He reportedly killed his former sweetheart Thursday night after she broke off their engagement. The body was found Friday in a vacant lot with throat slashed. Ellis was arrested Saturday and reportedly confessed after police peaceable questioning.
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St. Loui
Albert Ellis
Ellis
In New York a mournful procession follows a fallen hero’s bier
Fragmented OCR recounts a somber New York scene as mourners trail a bier carried by a war hero's husband. A nearby bystander is struck by a stray bullet amid confusion and chaos on the street. Names and details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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New York
Melarate
Kenny
Abe
Benel
Haley
France May Select Barrere Ambaceder as Nation Leader
garbled OCR text suggests discussion of France selecting Barrere Ambaceder and government actions involving Paul Catonret. unclear specifics due to damaged source text.
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France
Barrere
Paul Catonret
Emaciated but Yet Firm Cork Hunger Strikers
Reports from Cork jail today describe the condition of nine remaining Irish hunger striker prisoners as precarious on the thirteenth day of their protest. Some prisoners are listed as emaciated yet determined to continue the fast despite rising deaths linked to the Cork strike.
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Cork
Flere
Michael Witerwratel
Wa Dew Howe
Lord Meyer MacSwiney
Hrnston
Morganatic W ire Claims King s Estate
Athens observers consider potential legal clash over the estate of the late King Alexander sparked by Madama Manos the morganatic wife. Her lawyer asked the court to lift seals on royal apartments arguing marriage validity could affect succession and property rights. Constantine may pursue action challenging the union, which would affect royal status and the Greek throne.
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Athens
Madama Manos
Alexander
Alee
Constantine
Marama Manos
Greece
Madera Manos
Village Hauling To New Site And Rail Line Dreams
A jagged misreading describes a village moving its houses to a new location with a farm at stake and a railroad across the county. The text reflects confusion over a mirage, a barber, a white church, and a lone rider as the town shifts toward the rail plan while a rival settlement grows nearby.
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Pertaeier
Yelaine
Pruh
Tate
Howton
Fragmented Text From Historical Notice
The readable portion shows witness names and questions spoken by a service figure as a crowd discusses an event. Names appear garbled but suggest a court or communal inquiry with a narrator calling out a respondent about actions. The excerpt hints at a mid conversation with dated roles and participants.
Harding Keeps Out of Tangles on Presidential Train
President-elect Harding plans a two week vacation on a Texas coast retreat at Point Isabel after a strenuous campaign. He aims to avoid front page attention, engaging in fishing and golf while skipping hunting. No conferences with Mexican officials or European talks are planned before inauguration, despite foreign interest and rumors.
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Harding
Associated Press
Texas
Herding
Point Isabel
Teabellex
Iioent-Elect
Mexico
Muggeod
Association of Nations
Iblic
Han ' Ee
Jenny
Mr. Harding
Marion
Baseball peace or war to be decided in Chicago session
Owners of the major leagues gathered in Chicago to decide between competing reform plans for the National and American leagues, amid a split among teams and delayed arrivals from St Louis and Detroit. The meeting touched on reorganization under President Johnson and the Lasker plan, with minor leagues watching closely for support or opposition.
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Chicago
Maine
National Commission
St. Louia
Detroit
John
Johnson
Cook County Baseball Grand Jury
Agnere
Kansas City
Chicago University
David Puite
International League
T. &. Hickey
Expect Wholesale Indictments Soon in Chicago Whiskey Rings
Federal grand jury in Chicago has spent two weeks examining evidence on liquor rings across cities. Officials anticipate indictments to be returned against multiple persons, including innkeepers, as investigators pursue involved networks and possible flight plans.
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Grand Jury
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Peeres
Rington
General Nivelle Arrives for Mayflower Tercentenary
Gen Robert Nivelle, French army delegate, landed aboard La Tarantaine to join the Mayflower tercentenary events. Police and hotel officials greeted him while Major General Robert Lee Ballard led the reception. Nivelle stated France would handle financial matters locally. he would speak publicly in Boston ahead of the celebration.
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New York
Nev.s
Ceneral
Georg Robert Nivelle
Governient
Tercett
American Maytheon Council
Heli
Latur Raime
3 Flower Connec
Federal
Entoei Churches of Christ In America
American Legion
Trench Consulate l
Dork
Robert Lee Ballard
Second Army Corps
Jareeted
Nivelle
Hallard
France
Boston
Sivelle
Vane Halt
Pilot John P Woodward Dies In Wyoming Crash
Washington DC reports that small pilot John P Woodward was killed when his aircraft collided with a mountain near Laramie Wyoming. The Weather Bureau warned of adverse conditions minutes after he left the field en route to Cheyenne. Woodward's home is listed as Mitchell, Iowa.
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John P. Woodward
Mitchell, In
Laramie
Wyo
Washington
D.C
Weo
Weather Bureau
Weedward
Cheyenne
Woodward
Bs Mitehet
Court ruling on common law right to bathe sparks debate
Fragmentary report cites a century old equite decision and a failed attempt to legally restrict bathing. The text references Boston Globe style oddities, a Maine resort stay, and a Lewiston summary, but many terms are garbled. Core idea centers on whether a person may bathe and the legal limits of such rights.
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Linder
Boston Globe
Aneum
Lewiston
Fragments Reflecting Confused Inquiry and Odd Speech
A garbled text block presents a jumble of phrases and quoted lines. The dialogue-like fragments mention words such as Why and She weld pow, with unclear speakers and no coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Talk of the Town Presbyterians Invite Rev Markey Meeting
All men of the Presbyterian church are invited to hear Rev AM Markey in timely address with large attendance expected. Light refreshments will be served at the close. A wrecked Packard car and damaged parts were found near the market after a pedestrian incident yesterday.
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Presbyteria
AM. Markey
Demotie
Philip Bareett
Perkerd
St. Jehnebery
Fair Haven
St. Johmetaay
Yarthall Nhpet
Wilson Begins New Message on Reconstruction Measures
President Wilson outlines a fresh push for reconstruction policy in Washington. He plans to present ideas previously advanced early last year as Congress resumes work, citing narrow diplomatic progress and urging swift action. American diplomats abroad acknowledge stabilization efforts in key postings.
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Warhyngton
Navy Merei
Willem Tins Tegin
Ulath
Vieille Stabiard
Mininthh
Rent San Pentiogo
Juliee Hine
Minoter fCeren Geebewele
Mine
Cemta
Government Budget Grading Mark in Washington Ledger
Washington reports the forthcoming federal budget, due for Congress at the opening of the next session on December 6. Republicans hold majorities in both houses. large adjustments to current appropriations and war department estimates are expected as the Harding administration prepares its fiscal plan. The piece compares 1919-1920 conditions to earlier eras, noting a larger scale of military and naval spending and anticipated battles over budgeting under President-elect Harding.
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Washington
Congress
New
Harding
Wilcon
Republica
Taft
Democrate
Senate
House
War Department
Republican Congress
Daniela
United States
Wee Fleet
Ened
Antheyliel
Pew Congress
Easton
Grout-Harvey nuptials at Waterbury and Colleyville
The article reports two wedding ceremonies. George Locke officiated the Waterbury ceremony uniting Grout-Harvey and Carrie Harver, daughter of T. Harver. Earlier at Colleyville Mabroee Maple Bayer and another unnamed party from Stowr were married in the morning mass.
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Waterbury
New
Smith
Fnerville
Carrie Harver
T. Harver
George Ftlocke
Colleyville
Bayer
Stowr
American Legion Plans Week of Armistice Activities
Barre post No. 10 marks armistice week with open house for ex-service men at the legion clubhouse in Barre City and Barre Town from Nov 10 to 13. A memorial service, parade, and concerts are planned with a special invitation to veterans from surrounding towns. A membership drive led by Alex Straiton aims to grow ex-service membership.
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Barre
American Legion
Barre City
Sehether Legion
Thia
Arnrom
Mali
Legion
Goddard Seminary
Goddard
Sovloek
Howard
Barra
Coeerrine
Ation
of & Lattice
Alex Straiton
Flare Post
Funeral of Wilfred J. Camire Held at St Munaea’s
Funeral services for Wilfred J. Camire son of Gilbert Camire who died in service to the country were conducted at St. Munaea’s church with Rev. P M McKenna officiating. The casket in an oak case accompanied by six pall bearers and four honorary pallbearers from the American Legion was laid to rest at the Catholic cemetery on Beckley Street after a Mass attended by a large gathering of mourners and military representatives from the Navy and Army.
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Wilfred J. Camire
Gilbert Camire
Yrame
Moir
Hoboken
N. J
St. Munaea's
Beckley Street
American Legion
David Gilbertson
U. S. Navy
Paul Giacherin
Ernest Bisson
Max Fisher
Barre Post
No. 10
Charles White
Napoleonite
Louis Cook
Paul Leavitt
John Dun
Car Crash Report From Vermont Area
Mr and Mrs Levlesley of Montpelier escaped serious injury after a Sunday accident while driving A A Timery’s car toward Northfeld. They collided with a Waterbury registered vehicle owned by Marshall, veering onto gravel. Two others, including Walker, reported rear end incidents near the Bauslie Steenhouse. Merry F Bay of Unclehill noted a New York car hitting her near Wiliston.
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Levlesley
Montpelier
Marrow
A. A. Timery
Northfeld
Marshall
Waterbury
Serestate
Walker
Bauslie Steenhouse
Merry F. Bay
Unclehill
New York
Hie
Wiliston
INE KILLED TN COLLAPSE
A fragmentary report notes a collapse incident with injuries and fatalities at an event site. The readable text mentions death and several people hurt, but details such as names, location, and exact numbers are unclear.
Claims election reach state office in morning
Chapter notes show petition papers signed by local authorities and names such as I F Isbem and Lawrence er Bot Tere, with further signatures and references to prior proceedings. The document hints at a contested election involving Mr. Pert and preparation for further action before the state authorities.
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St George
Payers Haring
Pert
Porcher
Supreme Court opens allowed liquor storage outside home
Washington DC November ruling holds liquor lawfully acquired for personal use may be proved at a place other than home. William G Street of New York appealed after lower courts barred storing liquor in a safe deposit room. Court says Congress did not intend to ban such storage, despite enforcement actions limiting storage to the home.
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Washington, D. C
Ander
Supreme Court
William G. Street
New York City
Congress
Justicn Clarke
Arnstein Freed by Supreme Court in Contempt Case
The Supreme Court reversed a federal district court and ordered the release of Jules W. Arnstein known as Nicky Arnstein who had been jailed in New York since August 10 on contempt charges for refusing to answer questions in a bankruptcy hearing. His name was linked to schemes involving bond thieves in New York.
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Washington, D. C
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
New York
Ceres
New Vi
Rutland Awarded Victory In Turbulent Game
Rutland high school was declared winner over Spaulding high 3 to 0 after central board ruling. The disputed play featured a late pass to Tierney and a pileup near the Rutland goal line with Tierney fumbled but regained possession before the whistle.
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Robert Rows
Central Board
Rutland -Spaulting High School
Rutland High School
Spaulding Certries
Rutland
Mees
Tierney
Pene Ios Cleeoe
Runaway Wagon Injures Three Girls Near South Hill
A runaway wagon belonging to J. J. Alexander of South Hill overturned after a wheel broke, injuring three girls including Florence Menard and Alice Hutchinson. Mike Mabel Alexander, driving nearby, helped summon aid. Victims received scalp and wrist injuries. one girl suffered a neck or head shock, with minor contusions reported.
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Jaceured
J. J. Alexander
South Hill
Mike Mabel Alexander
Secon
Florence Menard
Alice Hutchinson
LG. Bevery
Luther Bailey
Br A. M. Geedrich
Menard Ciri
Burt
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United States Supreme Court
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