Unveiled Clue Shifts Location in Double Murder Case
New Brunswick authorities disclose affidavits from two men withholding names, stating the double murder of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills did not occur in the Somerset county orchard. The case accelerates as investigators parse new alibi details and pursue alternate leads.
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Associated Press
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Deportation Warrant Issued for Actor Pat Somerset
A labor department warrant orders the deportation of Pat Somerset the English actor who starred opposite Edith Day in Orange Blossoms. Officials will hear him at Ellis Island on Thursday on charges of moral turpitude tied to his relationship with Day and a child she bore after a London tour.
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United News
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Edith Day
Department of Labor
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London
United States
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Carle Davnton
Margaret Bannerman
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Traffic men in spotlight in Boston streets
Boston police on night traffic duty will be aided by two reflector lights at Tremont and School to illuminate the officer directing flow. Darkness has endangered patrolmen, with motorists misreading signals. Captain Hoppe plans similar lighting at other busy corners, a practice already reducing accidents in Brookline.
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Tremont
School
Jay Walker
Hoppe
Brookline
Mark Promises Savings Boost With Open Account
A sales pitch urges readers to open a savings account today with a dollar or more. It promises surprising interest growth by year end.
Giant American Legion Parade Through New Orleans
About 40 000 Legion members and auxiliaries marched loudly through New Orleans in a grand review. Shoulder to shoulder they passed through the city’s historic streets as state after state joined the huge parade amid cheering crowds today October 18.
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New Orleans
American Legion
Southland
Grand Review
Colonel Forbes quits Legion convention in New Orleans
Colonel Charles R. Forbes director of the United States Veterans Bureau leaves the American Legion convention in New Orleans in protest amid criticism that he was sent to suppress dissent. He cancels a planned speech and writes Commander MacNider explaining his departure.
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United News
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
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William F. Deegan
New York
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Conservative Leads in Commons Ballot in London
In a bye election held in London the Conservative candidate Clarry won with 13 515 votes, Labour candidate Bowen received 11 42, and Liberal Moore had 8 841. The seat was previously held by Coalition Liberal L Hassan.
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House of Commons
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Bowen
Moore
L. Hassan
First snow falls in Greater Boston area amid cold wave
A light snowstorm swept into Greater Boston last night with flurries in Lexington Billerca and Winchester as a gale pushed temperatures from 56F at 8 PM to about 40F by midnight. Motormen halted trolleys to clear accumulated snow from their windows for safer travel.
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Billerica
Winchester
Mercury
Isadora Duncan Visit Misidentified by Boston Crowd
Isadora Duncan and her supposed poet husband were due in Boston for their first city visit since Moscow. The couple arriving at the station were actually Serge Yessesine and wife, not Izzy and her spouse, causing a mix up among 175 athletes awaiting the famous duo.
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Moscow
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Serge Yessesine
Not to Return Gov Harding by Norton
Washington reports President Harding decided not to reappoint William P. G. Harding as governor of the Federal Reserve Board. The move reflects pressure from the American Farm Bureau Federation and Middle West Senators, despite banking support from New York and New England. D. R. Crissinger of Ohio is named as a leading candidate for the post.
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Harding
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Ohio
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Peace Near in Ireland
Cork reports ongoing peace rumors as representatives from both sides meet near Cork in a village about 12 miles away. Officials deny movements while well informed sources claim progress toward a settlement is imminent.
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Death of White Marquis Ends Golden Era In Dog Shows
White Marquis, a renowned American bulldog and multiple winner in top dog shows, died from arsenic poisoning likely administered by a jealous rival seeking to eliminate a formidable competitor.
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D. J. Collins
Bulfinch Street
Fitzgerald Wins His Own Chauffeur at Greenfield Rally
In Greenfield on October 18 John F. Fitzgerald greeted voters with a handshake burst. He spotted his own chauffeur sitting apart in a car and called him out praising Greenfield voters as he pledged reliability.
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Greenfield
John F. Fitzgerald
Judge punches prisoner in wife beating case
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania magistrate Alderman Edward Burke struck defendant Anthony Azakas after warning I am going to see how he likes it. The blows blackened both eyes before Azakas was fined ten dollars and ordered to stand after promising never to strike his wife again.
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Young Couple Charged With Auto Theft At Brockton Fair
Miss Catherine Mundo 19 of Belfast Maine and John Gagen 22 of Providence Rhode Island were brought back from Yonkers New York by Policewoman Irene Lynch and Patrolman Edward Blake and charged with larceny of an automobile owned by Elmer Ditmar Newtonville.
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Belfast
John Gagen
Providence
Yonkers
N. Y
Irene Lynch
Edward Blake
Auto Squad
Elmer Ditmar
Newtonville
Beede Everett Smith Boy Photo Identified by Two Women
In Athol Massachusetts on Oct 18 two women who cared for the child testified they identified the latest photograph as Robert Ernest Beede Everett Smith II who had been living in the state ward from September 1919 to December 24, 1920. The State's cire photograph was shown to support the claim in the custody dispute involving Mrs Chee quette Borne out by test of the boy's eye.
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Robert Reedy
Birth of Countess Paul’s son announced in Vienna
Vienna reports the birth of Countess Paul Pafly formerly Dorothy Deacon of Boston now married to Prince Radziwill Rome. The baby named James Miking was baptized with Count Paty von Pressburg as godfather. The mother’s health was critical but improving. The couple plan a move to Federico Castle in Slovakia in about two weeks.
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Sir York Herald
Vienna
Paul Pafly
Dorothy Deacon
Boston
Prince Radziwill
Rome
Jame Miking
Paty von Pressburg
Unclear anniversary note links 1018 events and U S Ambassadorship
Fragmented item notes anniversaries and historical events including a bomb incident near the U S ambassador in New York and references to Italian fleet moves and British actions. readable details are limited and names are obscured by OCR.
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Herrick
New York
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Forecasters predict fair cool weather across New England
Washington reports a west and New England forecast for Friday with fair skies and cooler conditions. Temperatures rise slightly inland while coastal areas stay cool as a tropical storm moves northward and offshore.
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New York
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Thureday
The Old Farmer's Prediction Clears for Cool Weather
The forecast notes indicate cooling today and tonight with lighter winds. The message reflects an old farmer’s view of the weather, predicting cooler conditions ahead.
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