Indictments Dismissed in Kennedy Murder Case
Indictments against Arthur C. Burch and Midalynns Obenchuin for the murder of J Belton Kennedy, a young Los Angeles broker, were dismissed today by Judge Johnne Shenk on motion of District Attorney Thomas Lee Wootlie.
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J.belton Kennedy
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Sylpho Nathol marketed for home sanitation claims
An advertisement features Sylpho Nathol as a healthful cleaner and antiseptic. It praises its sanitation benefits for households, urges use in Boston welfare work, and notes its superiority to carbolic soap while offering deodorizing and odor control, with sale in various sizes. It endorses its use in kitchens, sinks, and medical areas.
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Wellesley
Fise
Boston
Capable operation promises painless permanent relief
A misread, garbled notice claims a new out patient procedure for a body part, promising painless, permanent relief. It mentions a specialist, a date, and a location, but the overall text is jumbled with many nonsensical words and corrupted phrases. The fragment suggests medical sales language aimed at daily work life and a medical device or service offered by a named individual or clinic.
Governors discuss Ku Klux Klan at annual meeting
Madison December 14 16 the United States governors will discuss the Ku Klux Klan at their fourteenth annual conference in Whila Sulphur Springs West Virginia Governor Henry J Anger of Kansas will present a paper on the problem along with other notable speakers including Governors McKelvie of Nebraska Preus of Minnesota and Olcott of Oregon The program features varied business topics entertainment and discussions on state administration with a long list of invited governors from many states.
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Stratford Legion Nominates Officers for Coming Year
Nominations for the Stratford Legion officers for the coming year were announced by the Anderson-Dunn-Ka post. The slate includes under-J. L. Barlow, Jroy Vice-Commanders, and various executive committee members. Other nominations will be received over the coming weeks, with the first meeting for the new Legion home in the Sterling Memorial building.
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Mosling
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Hiss
Adiertea Legion
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Jroy
Legion Home
Sterling Memorial
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Legion Sterling Memorial
Statue dedication at Stanford University honors Belgian relief workers
A damaged article describes a statue at Stanford University honoring Belgian humanitarians and wartime service. Secretary Herbert Hoover presided over the ceremony with Stanford officials. The work features Isis as mother goddess, symbolizing protection and support. The gift was funded by Belgian donors and individuals including Ray Lynn Wilbur.
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Roover
Stanford
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Isis
Mora
Alpert
Liam Feneisco
Atocs
Ray Lynn Wilbur
Jesus
Obi Wade
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Balgium
Ameren
Stamford man sues over $2000 car damage claim
William J. Morrow of Stamford sues in Common Pleas for $2000 alleging a collision on the Post Road near Meagan Avenue Greenwich on November go caused by a car owned by Barast Ed ward and Mary Van Ingen of New York City and driven by their agent Peter Hallenger in negligent and reckless manner.
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Stamford
Edward
Mary van Ingen
New York City
Post Road
Meag Avenue
Cos Gob
Greenwich
Peter Hallenger
Central American Powers Meet to Advance Peace Efforts
Representatives from Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Nicaragua and Costa Rica gathered in Washington under Secretary Hughes to discuss treaty framed limits on armaments and arbitration. The talks aim to revive Central American cooperation, set up tribunals of inquiry and explore a broader hemispheric disarmament framework with commissions and observers.
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Central American Court of Arbitration
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Salvador
Peancisco Martinos Suarez
Goor
Latour
Senor Marcial Prenn
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