Denial of Role in Poison Plot Ties Mrs Earley to Accomplice
Newburgh, April 20 AP The murder trial of Mrs Lucy Baxter Earley continues with defense questions targeting William Wesley as an alleged accomplice. Wesley testified he delivered arsenic orders at Mrs Earley’s request, near Grand Central, while denying knowledge of the intended use. The defense pressed whether Wesley knew the motive, and the case linked to a prior death of Mrs Elizabeth King in 1922 after a dinner with Wesley.
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Newburgh
Lucy Baxter Earley
Daniel F Earley
William Wesley
Wegley
Bailey
Grand Central Station
New York
Jon
Seome
Henry Kadbers
Wesley
Mr. Hirschberg
Wer Fey
Hen chorus delights Japan as egg demand soars
Wokyo reports the Japanese consume over 2.29 billion eggs annually while native poultry cannot meet demand. About 630 million eggs are imported from China. City consumption tops country areas, with Tokyo leading at 260.08 million in 1926.
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China
Tokyo
British Artillery Company Sails to China
Southampton reports that two extra batteries of the field artillery and a motor transport company with 51 six wheeler lorries sailed for China today. The move strengthens forces bound for service in the Far East. The departure follows recent mobilization notices and reflects Britain’s expanding overseas commitments.
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Southampton
England
All Field Artillery
China
Foley Pills diuretic helps back pain says Mrs Black
A Petersburg Virginia reader Mrs Black reports dramatic relief from lumbago and a stiff back after using Foley Pills diuretic. She could not move or rise without pain before, but now experiences marked improvement. The ad promotes Foley Pills as a remedy and urges asking for it everywhere.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promising Health Restorative
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural cure for fatigue and dizziness from constipation. It claims the tablets, made from vegetable ingredients, cleanse the system, improve complexion and energy, and are sold by druggists in various prices.
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FM. Edwards
Edwards
Half of students waste time says college path flawed
New York April 20 1AP fifty percent of youths entering college this fall would fare better in business says President William Woop Viance of Brown University citing Statistics magazine. Dr Faunce argues many college entrants fail to graduate and wasted years and money with little return.
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New York
William Woop
Viance
Brown University
Faunce Susserts
News Writer Weser Ends His Life in Germany
S Dunbar Weser longtime International News Service Berlin bureau manager shot himself in a train compartment en route to Bremen to return to the United States. He accompanied by Moscow correspondent H R Knickerbocker, and officials praised his devotion to duty and distinguished foreign correspondence career in Europe and Geneva conferences.
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York
International News Service Today
Bremen
Germany
S. Dunbar Weser
International News Service
Berlin
Weyer
United States
H. R. Knickerbocker
Moscow
International
W Ho
Weser
America
International News
New York
Diat
Dunbar
M. Koenigateng
Wesels
Genoa
Hermine
Jandenburg
Ruhr
Leagues of Nations
Geneva
Danang
Hig
Lerkn
New Bedford Pastor Seeks Sacco Vanzetti Trial Review
New Bedford Mass April 20 AP Bishop William Andersen resident bishop of the New England Southern Conference of the Methodist Church opened the 87th annual conference urging a careful review of the Sacco Vanzetti case. The matter referred to the conference resolutions committee for action. He urged prayers that no execution occur until all precautions confirm guilt or innocence.
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New Bedford
Mass
Bihop
William
Andersen
New England
Trovergor
Georgia Execution Law Upheld by Court
The Georgia Supreme Court today ruled the state’s execution law valid, allowing the electric chair or other approved methods to stand for eleven inmates awaiting execution under existing sentences. Justice opinions emphasized statutory provisions and due process.
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Atlanta
Capy Geore
Decihan
Qos Te Supreme
Ecourt
De Pinedo's plane shipped to Genoa aboard liner Duilio
Francesco De Pinedo's new seaplane was loaded for Genoa aboard the liner Duilio, en route from Avina to join De Pinedo. The ship sails for New York as part of a transport operation following an earlier incident involving a different aircraft.
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Healy Apal
Francesco de Pineda
Santa Marie IE
Duilio
New York
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Steiger-Poole Company
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