New Jersey Woman's Murder Case Faces New Witness
In New Brunswick New Jersey on November Mae Associated Press reports a Brunswick witness will testify that Frances Stev en Hall ran from her home to the door the night of the murder, challenging her claim she left at 2 AM. Deputy Attorney-General Mott aims to show knowledge of husband’s affair with Eleanor Mills.
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Carpenders
New Brunswick
N. J
Associated Press
Frances Steven Hall
Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Therto
Tively
Mott
Hall
Henry Carpender
J. K. Wright
Highland Park
Raymond Schneider
Pearl Bahmer
Edward Strucker
Schneider
Edward Garrigan
James Curran
Gaston Narrowly Increases Lead After Recount
In a recount update, Gaston posts slight gains over Lodge. Lodge’s earlier margin stood at 8425, with totals showing 190 928 votes for Lodge and preliminary figures reflecting Gaston’s increased tally.
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Lodge
Senator Lodge
Recount Shifts Favor Gaston in Several Cities
As 28 of 42 Worcester precincts counted, Gaston gains 76 votes and Lodge loses 80, net 156 for Democrat. Boston recounts 207 of 274 precincts, Gaston net gains 92. Easthampton corrections adjust Lodge figures from 1300 to 1000. Malden adds 137 to Gaston, Brookline adds 55 to Lodge. Nichelis Prohibition posts 18,944 votes across about 250 towns.
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Worcester
Gaston
Lodge
Boston
Easthampton
Malden
Brookline
John A. Nichelis
Prohibition
City Christmas Trees for Suburbs Plan Announced
Charles L. Burrill, chairman of the general committee, announced city plans for this year’s Christmas observance. The program mirrors the Boston Common tree and will extend to Dorchester, South Boston, Roxbury, Charlestown and other districts with carol singing as part of the first municipal occasion on Christmas Eve.
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Charles L. Burrill
Boston Common
Dorchester
South Boston
Roxbury
Charlestown
American observers named for Lausanne Near East Conference
Ambassador Child and Minister Grew will observe the Lausanne Near East Conference. Child will be in Rome and Grew in Berne as official American observers, per the State Department announcement.
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Ambassador Child
Washington
Rome
Grew
Berne
Lausanne
State Department
Twin Fires Cause Loss of $60,000
Two basements of Depot Cash Market stores in Lowell suffered a combined loss estimated above 60000. Fire started within ten minutes of each other in Bridge and West Third streets. One three story brick block at Paige and Bridge also damaged. offices on the second floor housed lawyers and doctors. Smoke filled neighboring offices and the Lowell Courier-Citizen newsroom.
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Lowell
Bogdonof Bros
Bridge and
West Third Streets
Paige and
Bridge Streets
Depot Cash Market
Lowell Taxi Company
Houpis Fruit Company
Greene Drug Store
Lowell Courier-Citizen
Children challenge Park Benjamin will in surrogate court
The children of Park Benjamin led by Mrs. Dorothy B. Caruso sue to set aside their father’s will valued around $1,000,000. They allege the adoption of Anna Bolchi Benjamin was fraudulent and obtained under undue influence while the testator was not of sound mind.
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New York
Park
Benjamin
Dorothy B. Caruso
Enrico Caruso
Anna Bolchi Benjamin
Mr. Benjamin
Benjamin, Jr
Romeyn Park Benjamin
Gladys B. Goddard
Marjorie B. Genny
Luzerne County
Penna
Anna Bolchi
Ford Sees Bright Future By Providing Jobs For Many
Henry Ford, 59, speaks in his private railroad car Fair Lane after a Boston visit. He and his son emphasize employment as the motive for wealth, noting about 100000 workers and plans to hire more. He rejects the idea that money is the sole aim and cites the Stinnes episode as a contrast to their goal of job creation.
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Fair Lane
Boston
Ford
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Dr. Osler
Mra@ord
Hugo Stinness
Detroit
Stinness
Wealth of Burlington magnate enters court records
Final defense efforts to keep hidden the wealth of Lorenzo E. Woodhouse and wife Mary Kennedy Woodhouse failed. The Burlington case involves a $1,000,000 suit by daughter in law Dorrit Van Deusen Stevens Woodhouse.
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Burlington, Vt
Chittenden County
Lorenzo E. Woodhouse
Burlington
Mary Kennedy Woodhouse
Dorrit van Deusen Stevens Woodhouse
Wealth dispute over Woodhouse finances reaches court
Mrs. Woodhouse alleges the Woodhouse fortune fueled a separation from her husband Charles Doug las Woodhouse now in Reno. She seeks at least $1,000,000 in damages while the defense asks damages reflect the poorer spouse, with Judge Moulton allowing wealth evidence for the defendant but barring it from damage calculations against Mrs. Woodhouse Sr. An $850,000 working account is admitted as part of the wealth probe and testimony on past investments continues.
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Woodhouse, Jr
Woodhouses
Charles Douglas Woodhouse
Reno
Nevada
Woodhouse
Lorenzo E. Woodhouse
Lorenzo FE. Woodhouse
Sherman R. Moulton
Lorenzo Woodhouse
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E. Woodhouse
Tremont Row
Wilson Bros
Vivid Savings
Big Lot
Grapalst's
Seton
Frederic P. Perkins
Vitoyim Reg
Witoyn Leas
Ward
Ward Baking Company
Cambridge, Mass
Oiel
Ting
Bolivias
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