Sensational Testimony in Sutton Case Opens New Angles
Annapolis July 23 United Press report on the second inquiry into Lieutenant James N Sutton s death features Chauffeur William S Owens testimony alleging Lieutenant Adams first removed his coat during the drive to camp, Adams denying quarrel, and Owens describing a struggle as Sutton was attacked and later killed. Captain Birney cross examination follows.
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United Press
Annapolis
Adams
James N. Sutton
Sutton
William S. Owens
Carvel Hall
Owens
Birney
Jury Costs Reported for Fairfield Civil Cases
Sidney N. Lockwood, clerk of the Civil Common Pleas Court for Fairfield County, reports year end figures to the State Comptroller. Civil juries cost $2,253.36, while sheriffs, officers, jury warrants, stenographers, coroners warrants and rewards total $3,754.91 and clerical expenses $3625.
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Sidney N. Lockwood
Civil Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County
Comptroller of State
Depot Restaurant Manager Moved to Waterbury Post
Alexander L. Shepherd, longtime manager of the depot restaurant in this city, will transfer to the Waterbury depot restaurant as it opens. His faithful service and eight years with the local depot led to the promotion. A successor for the local post will be announced in a few days. Washington July 23 The President of the United States and the President of Mexico will shake hands on the international bridge over the Rio Grande at El Paso Juarez on October 18, a date fixed today.
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Alexander L. Shepherd
Depot
Waterbury Depot
Shepherd
Washington
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Juarez
Rain Ends Drought in Long-Tracked Providence Valley
A long drought ends as a heavy rain falls across the region. The storm brings relief to farmers in outlying districts, reviving crops, berries, potatoes, garden produce, and even peach orchards in Northern Connecticut. Farmers hail Providence for timely succor and potential price relief.
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Connecticut
Providence
Girl Charges Crime Against Junk Dealer
Julius A. Merson faced city court this morning on a charge of criminally assaulting a 15 year old domestic worker, Fanny Kleinnean. Bond set at 500, case continued to August 10. Kleinnean is a recent Russian immigrant who began work for Merson on June 16 and speaks no English. Attorney Charles Shapiro represents her. Merson resides at 291 Sterling St. in the junk business. Also, Elmer King, son of a Wood avenue laundroman, was brought back from Stamford after a period of running away.
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Julius A. Merson
Fanny Kleinnean
Ralph Beers
Merson
Sterling St
Kleinman
Russia
New York
Bridgeport
Arnold
Chas. Shapiro
Edward Wagner
Stamford
Elmer King
Wood Avenue
Young King
Mill End sale offers guaranteed quality after sale
A store advertises its Mill End sale with emphasis on guarantees. It notes a previously observed imperfection in a woman's suit on display but assures that every item sold is guaranteed and returnable if not satisfactory. The shop pledges to fix issues before sale whenever possible and to address problems promptly after sale.
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Howland
Main Street
Dixon S. M
Geveson’s Book Shop
Crawford
Keith’s
the Varsity Pharmacy
Speciaute
Urfield Ave
Park Ave
Suys House
City of 300
Court Exchange
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford
Lissa
Smith’s
Rochester
Lt. Maloney
Jones Avenue
Wohn Beck & Son
Leading Horse Mart of
Connec
Hamilton Bros
Broad Street
Depot Restaurant
Waterbury
Conn
Owland
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
White House
Water ST
Fairfield Ave
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