Lunch Break Interrupts Court Testimony in Jordan Case
Mrs. Jesse L. Livermore, sister of Jordan and wife of a cotton broker, was to attend today’s court session. A mysterious unnamed woman was noted by Boston police as referred to by Jordan after his arrest. Jordan slept briefly during testimony and showed little reaction to bloodstained evidence and his alleged confession read aloud by police.
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Honora Jordan
Indianapolis
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Police
Boston
Hawes
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Leary
Trial of Chester Jordan Continues Amid Gruesome Evidence
The court heard testimony from witnesses describing Jordan's calm demeanor in the cage as jurors viewed blood stained clothing and a dismemberment confession. A 15 year old witness Catherine Holley testified to seeing Jordan at a bakery and his remark about going to be alone after the crime.
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Somerville
Catherine Veronica Holley
Jordan
Jeremiah S. Sullivan
Catherine Holley
Basley
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Lizzie Gibbs
Woman’s abrupt decision sparks domestic doubt in case
The woman agreed to stay a month and noted she may extend only if it helped. She planned to send a helper to cook, but he opposed. Inspector Damery testified he found soaked garments in a barrel and other crime evidences in the kitchen. He was cross-examined by Attorney Bartlett.
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Wier
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Secon
Jordan
Bartlett
Stevens
Mrs. Jordan
Kingston
N .H
Pratt
Inspector Damery
Somerville Police
Puffed Wheat and Rice: Quaker's Bold New Cereal
A Quaker advertisement touts puffed wheat and puffed rice as highly digestible cereals made by blasting moisture from grains in hot sealed guns. It claims instant digestion, porous texture, and broad consumer appeal with a New York lunch room test showing three fourths favor puffed wheat and puffed rice. The ad invites readers to sample and choose a favorite.
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New York
St. John's Merchant Arrested for Libel Against Premier
Walter Baines Grieve a leading St. John's merchant and ship owner was arrested on a charge of criminally libelling Newfoundland premier Sir Edward Morris. The libel claim states Grieve wrote a letter during the campaign accusing Morris of being paid by Canada and seeking Newfoundland's annexation to Canada.
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ST. John’s, N. F
Walter Baines Grieve
St. John's
Edward Morris
Newfoundland
Edward
Grieve
Canada
Notables Will Address Phillips Exeter Men
The New England Association of Phillips Exeter Academy will hold its annual dinner at the American House tonight at 7 o'clock with Major Guy Murchie presiding. Guests include Major-General Leonard Wood, Lieutenant-Governor Louis Frothingham, General William Bancroft, Robert Winsor, Dr. John Philips, Walter C. Baylies, Principal Amen, J. A. Tufts, Dr. John Behnot, John T. Busiel, William Boroks, Lafayette Blair, Joseph Walker, Speaker C. E. L. Wingate and other Exeter alumni.
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Phillips Exeter Academy
Boston
American House
Guy Murchie
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
New York
Louis A. Frothingham
Commonwealth
William A. Bancroft
Robert
Vatican guards catch thieves in gardens near mint
In Rome on April 22 three young thieves were trapped by the Pope s gendarmes in the Vatican gardens. They attempted an escape but were ordered to surrender after a guard fired. The trio carried a rope ladder files keys and chisels and said they planned to rob a nearby Italian mint.
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