Hold Doctor At Army Camp For Piper Murder
New Brunswick New Jersey June 21 Efforts to trace Dr J W Condon a United States army medical corps captain after his departure from New Brunswick last Friday hours before the body of John Vincent Piper Rutgers college student was found beside the road Piper disappeared February 17 and was found shot near Spottswood Englishtown Lime found on Piper and on Condon s car seat revolver with four loaded and one empty cartridge found beside the body Condon is held by military authorities in Chattanooga Tennessee and is alleged to have moved the body from his cellar before leaving for training Piper supported a wife and two children and worked odd jobs including tending Condon s furnace. authorities issued a warrant based on evidence in the case.
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New Brunswick
N. J
J. W. Condon
United States Army Medical Corps
John Vincent Piper
Rutgers College
Condon
Chattanooga
Tenn
Piper
Dr. Condon
Spottswood
Englishtown
Tennessee
Rutgers
Health Officer Brown Named to New State Health Board
Dr W H Brown of Bridgeport at 280 Glenwood Avenue was named by Governor Holcomb to the new state health commission for a four year term. Dr J Torrington Black of New London, succeeding the late Dr Townsend, becomes secretary and head of the commission.
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W. H. Brown
Glenwood Avenue
Bridgeport
Holcomb
State Health Commission
J. Torrington Black
New London
Dr. Townsend
Hartford
Robert Williams Pioneer in South African Mining and Railways
Robert Williams helped develop South Africa's mining and railway sectors alongside Cecil Rhodes for twenty years. A native of Aberdeen, he studied engineering before moving to the Cape in 1881. He organized expeditions, enabled Tanganyika copper rights with King Leopold, and directed rail projects including Benguela and Cape-to-Cairo ventures. He served as vice-president of Union Minere du Haut Katanga and Katanga Railway companies.
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South Africa
Cape
Cecil Rhodes
Mr. Williams
Aberdeen
Scotland
Williams
George Grey
Kanashie
Rhodesia
King Leopold
Tanganyika
Katanga
Congo
Cape-to-Cairo
Nile
Lisbon
Benguella
Porttuguese
Union Miniere du Haut
Patriotism and the Stomach War Cry
Herbert Hoover appeals to American citizens to practice voluntary food restraint to support WWI efforts. He cites European hunger under German and English food controls and contrasts American abundance with Central Powers’ shortages. Warnings come from Hale and a recent immigrant recounting cold winters due to fat shortages. Hoover urges self-imposed limits to avoid European-style rationing.
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United States
Herbert Hoover
American Relief Commission
Belgium
America
Europe
Central Powers
New York
Germany
William Bayard Hale
Copenhagen
England
Mr. Hoover
Rockwell Faces Charges Over Plumbing Theft Case
Cor t ez C Rockwell of Rockwell Plumbing and Heating is linked to a specialty robbery case on Hillside Avenue. Details remain sparse as investigators pursue leads and potential charges.
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Cortez C. Rockwell
Hillside Svenue
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Toronto
Canada
U.S. A
Rivercliff
Savoy Gardens
Cuore
Madison Highlands
Waverly Terrace
Beardsley Park and Lake
Army Camp
Georgia
the Woman's Style Store
Nirdlinger
Navy
C.O.D
Main ST
Brown
NEW State Board
United Tire & Vulcanizing Co
United States Tires
Fairfield Avenue
Barnum
Robert Williams
Post Office News Store
Arcade Street
Rockaway Beach
Wheeler & Howes Co
Sprague Ice & Coal CO
East End
E. Wash. Ave
Anatomik Shoes
W. K. Mollan
Frisbie’s Pies
Albert Robin
Paris
Curts Chemical Co
West 33Rd St
M. J. Gannon
Bread St
Jobe
Vine
Alieberum & Heaphy
State Street
Barunm
Frank Polke & Son
Emaelmers& Undertakers
Hancock Ave
Frank Miller Lumber Co
Conn
Autor
George P. Potter
Broad Stree
John F. Gallagher
Margaret E. Gallagher
Margaret L. Gallagher
Fairfield AV
M. G. Keane
A ‘Av
OppSt. Michael'’s
Cem
Idgeport
Phous
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
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