Trial of Robert Strickland Opens Dramatic Chapter
In a tense courtroom, the defense sues to shield the defendant’s daughter Doris as the prosecution lays out the murder of Gerald Trask. Key witness Glover tests handwriting and the visiting card exhibit A is discussed, while the judge rules on the child’s competency to testify.
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Hubert Strickland
Robert Strickland
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Trask
Mr. Jask
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Dinsmore
Doris Strickland
Doris
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Dinsno
Momma
Helen
Distri
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Mr. Trask
Cleveland
Christmas mailing urged to use Red Cross stamps
A brief note urges adding Red Cross stamps to all Christmas mail and packages, promoting charitable support during the season. The message credits Tait and emphasizes assistance through the Red Cross program.
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Hearing on Connecticut Company crossover at Stratford Ave and Main St
Pursuant to statute a hearing will be held by the State Highway Commissioner on the petition of The Connecticut Company dated December 3 1915 for the right to construct operate and maintain a crossover track with wiring and appurtenances on Stratford Ave at Main St Hards Corner Stratford Connecticut as shown on a blueprint approved November 1915 by W J Dunham Jr Engineer Maintenance of Way The hearing will be at the State Capitol Hartford in Room 27 on December 29 1915 at 2 PM Dated Hartford December 6 1915 Charles J Bennett State Highway Commissioner. TAst 428 er at ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.
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Congress Passes Wide Bill Intro Wave in Both Houses
Over 1,000 bills were introduced Wednesday in both chambers of Congress. Senator McLean of Connecticut introduced 159 bills. The action reflects a broad push on multiple fronts as lawmakers seek to advance various measures.
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