Mrs Earley Denies Killing Husband in New Jersey Trial
Mrs Jucy Baxter Earley testified she did not kill her husband Daniel F Earley by poison stating she was a devoted wife and mother of two. Witness William Wegley claimed Earley poisoned her husband and testified he bought a drug at her behest but did not know it was poison.
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Newburgh
N. J
Jucy Baxter Earley
Daniel F. Earley
William Wesley
Wesley
Meadowbrook
Harley
Wegley
Harold Gregg
Goshen
Joseph Monthan
Earley
Marley
Henry Lyle Winter
William Wegley
German announces cure for diabetes at Berlin meeting
Professor Carl Van Noorden of Frankfurt University unveiled a powdered condensed extract from animal pancreatic glands as a diabetes cure at the German surgeons conference in Berlin. The candylike tablets allegedly restore carbohydrate assimilation, with claims of quicker cure than insulin.
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Berlin
Carl van Noorden
Frankfort
Connecticut Bar Association Plans Meeting in Waterbury
Waterbury April 1 Terence F Carmody president of the Connecticut Bar Association announced the annual meeting will be held in the county courthouse Waterbury on May 2 Officers will be elected in the afternoon A banquet will follow in the evening Major EB Tolman editor of the American Bar Association magazine will speak in the afternoon and George W Wickersham will lead the evening program
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Waterbury
Terrence F. Carmody
Connecticut Bar Association Today
County Court House
EB. B. Tolman
Chicago
American Bar Assotiation Magazine
George W. Wickersham
Peterson's Ointment touted as cure for piles and skin sores
An old testimonial from John O Leary of Buffalo proclaims Peterson's Ointment quickly cured piles after 14 years of suffering. The ad urges readers to ask any druggist about the big box priced at 35 cents and claims the remedy heals old sores, ulcers, itching and other skin diseases.
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John O'Learly
North Division Street
Buffalo
Second Ward
Tuesage
Mr. O'Leary
Peterson
John O'Leary
Connecticut Roads Report Signals Traffic Detours Statewide
The Connecticut Highway Department lists road work as of April 20 with numerous sites under construction or one way traffic. Notable routes include Route 1 Branford to New Haven area, Route 3 Berlin Enfield, Route 8 Thomaston, Route 10 Middletown Haddam, Route 12 Norwich New London, Route 101 Chaplin, Route 103 Sterling, Route 110 Windsor Windsor Locks, Route 11 Marlboro Hedron, Route 112 New Haven Middletown, Route 121 Ballisburs Lackeyville Millerton, Route 122 Bridgeport Newtown, Route 125 Roxbury Depot Bridge, Route 126 Norwalk Danbury, Route 134 Hartland South Canaan Lime Rock, Route 134 Canaan, Route 41 Canterbury, Route 142 Woodstock, Route 144 Wauregan, Route 138 Newtown Bethel, Route 176 Westport Wilton, Route 179 Preston Hallville, Route 323 Waterbury Cheshire, Bolton Center, Fairfield Eastford Kenyonville, Fairfield Old Kings Highway, Farmington Scott Swamp, Newington Bri tain, Newington West Hartford Willard Street, Old Saybrook Essex Cut-off, Plymouth Bull Head, and Vernon Tolland Toland Turnpike numerous detours and open sections vary by site.
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Connecticut
State Highway Department
Branford-Knet Haven
East Lyme
Post Road
Golden Spur
Fairfeld-Mill River
Trafic
Westbrook
Patchogue River
Weatport-Fawfield
Bulkley Bridge
Berlin
Beckley Crossing
Enfield
Ridgefield-Main Street
Danbury Road
Manchester Center Street
Thomaston
Hev
Nolds Bridge
Middletown
Haddam
Norwich-New London
Waterford
Montville
Taffic
Norwich-Groton
Eas
Thames River
Norfolk
Norfolk-W
Chaplin
South Chaplin
Sterling
Somers E
Longmeadow
Windsor
Windsor Locks
Hartford-Springfield
Hartford
Springfield
Poquonock
Suffield
Marlboro-Hedron
Meriden-Middletown
New Haven-Middletown
Balisburs
Lackeville
Millerton
Bridgeport-Newtown
Roxbury
Depot Bridge
Norwalk
New Locaten
Hartland
East Hartfard
Preasnt
Canaan
South Canaan-Lime Rock
Scotland
Canterbury Road
Woodstock Mase
Qurebaug River
Wauregan
Newtown-Bethel
Weatport- Wilton
Preston
Hallville
Waterbury -Cheshire Road
Bolton
Bolton Center
Burlington Station
Burlingtoy Center
Faatford
Eastford - Kenyonville
Fairfield
Old Kings
Farmington
Scott Swamp Road
Ender Comeiruetion
Farmington Mde
Vernon
Tolland
Toland Turnpike
Ots
Prunken Driver Jailed in Meriden Court
Meriden April 21. Stanley Luby, 43, of West Street Cromwell, was sentenced to five days in jail by Judge Thomas P. Denne after arraignment on operating a motor vehicle under the influence. He must also pay the costs of the case.
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Meriden
Stanley Luby
West Street
Cromwell
Thomas P. Denne
Luby
Alsc
Generals Ordered to Washington at Staff Conference
A dozen major generals commanding corps areas in the United States are summoned to Washington for a June staff conference. It will mark the first such gathering since 1921 and will include commanders of key divisions and the California border cavalry division. Topics will be circulated for review, and discussion may cover army budget planning and local corps area matters ahead of the December congressional session.
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Washington
United States
War Department
General Staff
Calvary
General Staff Organization
Congress
California D A R Tops Building Fund in New Headquarters Drive
California Daughters of the American Revolution lead other states in contributing to build Constitution Hall in Washington as two new headquarters. Californians subscribed nearly 3000 dollars in salt to the site and state chapters total 472 924 dollars, with a bond issue adding 1 000 000. Vote counts on vice presidential vacancies continued, with about 2 009 ballots expected tonight.
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Washington
California
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Edwin C. Magna
Holyoke
Massachusetts
English Princess Elisabeth Celebrates First Birthday
Windsor Eng April 21 AP A apple gray rocking horse and a talking doll were the gifts of the King and Queen to their granddaughter Princess Elisabeth on her first birthday. Gifts came from Elizabeth's parents the Duke and Duchess of York and from dignitaries abroad. Elizabeth's party was at Windsor Castle nursery with Princess Mary in charge as the King and Queen were in Wales to open a museum in Cardiff. The three tier cake had white icing and a pale blue candle. Guests included Prince George and Gerald Lascelles and Alexander Ramsay among others.
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Windsor
Eng
King
Quegen
Elisabeth
Elizabeth
Duke and Duchess of York
Australia
Prince of Wales
Spain
Prince George
France
Canada
India
Narsery
Windsor Castle
Princess Mary
Tascelles
Alexander Ramsay
Patricia Ramsay
Pat
Accomplice Freed of Murder Charges in Montreal Case
Montreal April 21 The Court of Appeal quashed the manslaughter conviction of Rue Baranea in the Marelle killing linked to Chicago. Marelle fled with Merle's sweetheart to Montreal where a quarrel led to Marelle's death. Merle and Haranes faced first degree murder and manslaughter verdicts, respectively.
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Montreal
Que
Court of Appéalg
King's Bench
Rue Baranea
Andre Marelle
Cicago
Marelle
Chicago
George Merle
Merle
Haranes
Marele
Mele
Merlo
March US automobile output drops for cars while trucks rise
March production of passenger cars fell to 386 723 from 422 728 a year earlier. Commercial vehicle output rose from 41 612 to 45 086, while overall March production exceeded January and February totals at 234 216 and 298 750 respectively.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
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