Schutie Testifies In Denial In Ball Family Murder Case
Hartford Oct 14 Emil Schutte a Shailerville storekeeper on trial for murder testified in his own defense in Middletown saying he first learned of the fatal Ball family fire the day after it occurred Jacob Zegeren informed him the Ball cottage burned during the night Schutte described quarrels with his son Julius and denied any admission of shooting the Ball family He recalled police remarks and insisted his testimony contradicted Julius Ball’s statements and that no part of Julius account was true.
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Hartford
Conn
Emil Schutte
Shailerville
Middletown
Ball
Jacob Zegeren
Schutte
Julius
Joseph Ball
Hurley
Carlson
Radcliffe Girls Plan Picnic Parade To Lexington
The Radcliffe senior class chartered six trucks to transport about 200 freshmen and seniors to Lexington for the annual senior freshman picnic this afternoon. At 2 o clock the trucks will pass the Square, offering Harvard football game spectators a view of Radcliffe students. Helen Curtis leads the program with helpers Sally Sprague Martha Merrill and Mary Trask.
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Radcliffe
Lexington
Harvard
Helen Curtis
Sally Sprague
Martha Merrill
Mary Trask
Allen Witness in Mortgage Suit
Joseph C. Allen bank commissioner testifies in Tremont Trust vs Simon Swig and wife Fannie over priority of an unrecorded 25000 mortgage. He describes pressure from bank concerns and notes the collateral deficit, with Swigs’ counsel seeking note makers’ identities and the case to be argued next week.
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Joseph C. Allen
Tremont Trust Company
Simon Swig
Fannie
Swigs
Trust Company
Swig
Guaranty Security Corporation
Tremont Trust
Mr. Allen
Charles H. Innes
Boston
Bank Commissioner’s Department
Allen
Mayberry
W. Rodman P
Louis Swig
Scollay Realty Company
Peabody
Thorndike
Mr. Swig
Dodge
Fire in Pacific Mills Causes Major Loss in Lawrence
A Pacific Mills print works fire in South Lawrence burnt finished cloth with damage tentatively over 10000 dollars. Fire officials suggested a spark from a passing locomotive or a worker smoking near piles of cloth as possible causes. Foreman James McArdle helped lead early containment using water and head chemicals.
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Lawrence
Pacific Mills
South Lawrence
James McArdle
Clergy Named for Burial of Unknown Soldier Service
Gloversville New York October 14 Rev Francis A Kelley pastor of Sacred Heart Church named by Secretary Weeks to perform Roman Catholic burial rites at Arlington National Cemetery Armistice Day ceremony. He served as 7th division chaplain during the war and was former national chaplain of the American Legion. Right Rev Charles H Brent will lead Protestant services.
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N. X
Francis A. Kelley
Church of the’ Sacred Heart
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Father Kelley
Army
Navy
The
American Legion
Charles’ H. Brent
Chaplains’ Corps Overseas
Episcopal Church
Rich widow sued over lost love of husband
The Bradstreets sue Mrs. Wallace widow of Samuel Wallace in a case claiming $60,000 from her estate for alleged loss of companionship and support after her husband Bradstreet reportedly spent weekends with Wallace at her Rochester and York Beach properties and other locations. The suit cites Bradstreet’s work for Wallace and possible compensation arrangements.
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Bradstreet
Father at large after daughter shooting in Boston
Raphalli Trubinelli of 680 Hast Third street South Boston is sought by City Point police for shooting his 22 year old daughter Jennie. She lies in City Hospital with two bullet head wounds and a hand wound, rest comfortably and physicians expect recovery, investigators believe he is in Boston and will be arrested within 24 hours.
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Hast
Third Street
Boston
City Point
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Jennie
City Hospital
Sweeney Girl Dies After Brief Illness in Somerville
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney daughter of John F and Sarah Sweeney of 123 Orchard Street Somerville died last night after a weeklong illness. She leaves five brothers and four sisters besides her parents. born in Worcester she moved to Somerville in 1903 and was active in church and social circles. Funeral plans were to be announced today.
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Elizabeth Sweeney
John F
Sarah Sweeney
Orchard Street
Somerville
Miss Sweeney
Worcester
New Bedford Cotton Broker Kills Self
P. C. Headley Jr. a noted New Bedford cotton broker and philanthropist, died by suicide at his Fairhaven home after a period of illness and melancholia. He returned from a sanitarium days earlier and reportedly found a revolver in the attic before the fatal shot.
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New Bedford
P. C. Headley, Jr
Little Bay
Fairhaven
Lipman Sues Over Nonrelative Uncle Hugging Child
David Lipman filed for divorce alleging his wife’s sister’s husband Uncle Harry hugged their daughter Eleanor for most of the evening. Eleanor testified he was not related. The case hinges on whether the embrace violated family boundaries.
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Chicago
United News
Wreck of Harvester Off Brimstone Ledges Reported
The fishing smack Harvester wrecked near Brimstone Ledges off Rockland in a heavy gale. Crewmen John Mendell Frisk Pery and Clarence Deocoste reached Vinalhaven after five hours in surf, two days without food or water, then were aided with food and first aid.
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Harvester
Brimstone Ledges
Vinalhaves
John Mendell
Frisk Pery
Clarence Deocoste
Brimstone Ledge
Vinals Haven
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