Widow's testifying widow seems convincing in trial
The widow Lilienthal faces cross examination as jury and spectators study her story about the doctor’s murder. Willis Beach and poultryman Nick Beach sit nearby, with jurors watching intently as she testifies about alibis, past visits, and alleged jealousy while recounting events surrounding the case.
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J. Sherwood Thompson
Bridgeport
Alfred ‘Thompson
Ming
Lilendakl
Belore
Wills Benth
Lilendahl
Liktendahl
Weill
Ghilliengmirl
Lilbendail
Becure
Wills Beach
Lalendall
Bere
Willis 3. Beach
McCarter
Hinkle
Weiter
Beach
Lilliendahl
Sali
Sinclair denies jury tampering in high profile case
The court heard Sinclair deny jury tampering allegations as he seeks to protect himself and consider filing charges against a juror. Attorneys argued over the shadowing claim and government conduct, with Wright calling for continued proceedings and possible dismissal of charges.
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Sinclair
Day
Sinclair Exploration Company
Lire Burns
United States
Congress of the United States
J Wright
Finding Absolve Standard Oil Co in Patent Crackdowns
The lengthy testimony centers on competition in cracked gasoline and asserts no evidence of defendants suppressing supply or fixing prices. Government expert witnesses claim many patents cover long-ago cracking art, with Martindale’s third year spent compiling pages of material and prior art references.
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Martindale
Fire from Fireplace Sparks Woodwork Blaze in Home
Ember from a fireplace at Philip Carlson in Cedar Street caused a woodwork fire last evening. Firefighters from Company No 1 responded to a still alarm at 6719 block and had to tear out bricks to reach the seat of the fire. Estimated damage about 35 to 35 dollars.
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Omeal
Philip Carlson
Cedar Street
Coeming Company No 1
Fragmented headline reads about a cold comedy in town
Readable text fragment suggests a local comedy piece titled about a cold topic. It mentions people and places in a damaged OCR line, with sparse legible names and a likely community venue. The exact details are unclear due to garbled input.
Behrens Era Sees Bridge and City Projects Endorsed
City council debates bridge repairs and new bonds for Hillside Home Englewood hospital and Crescent Avenue firehouse. Officials approve financing plans, appoint committees, and discuss parking restrictions on Lyon terrace while honoring former mayor Behrens and nominating Harrison for president.
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T. W. Behpens
Mayer
Leestreet Ie
Bridgeport
Stratford
Carlton Day Reed
James A. Mulroy
A. J. Northey
Bridge Port
Hillside Home
Englewood Hospital
Crescent Avenue
Finance Advisory Board
Behrens
Comptroller
Yellow MI Bridge
Comproller Garrity
Otto K. Edelmann
Finance Committee
Financial Advisory Board
Garage Control Commission
New York-Hartford Transportation Company
Garage Commission
Harrison
Turner
Iis
James A. Turnone
Page
William Cannon
Charles Ross
Saye
American Bank and Trust Company
Barnum Wenue
Post Publishing Company
Henry Greenstein
John J. Brennan
Mary Fitzbourne
Ol Fl
Park Avenue
Alfred W. Burdick
John Y. Ceidwell
Apsistcut
Hermwen Speiser
Otto KH
Fdelmiani
Cliy Sherriff Joli F. Maloney
Morris Hochheiser
Antonio Abvioia
Alexander Elson
Thomas Clancy
Ernest J. Craft Caty
DeLaney
Sesi Cente
Lyon Terrace
Ordinance Committee
Lack of Smith Ware Fight Delights Senate Gallery
Washington December 5. The opening of the new Congress was marked by a tame Senate session as the Smith Ware seating dispute moved aside to await later action while the House quickly addressed eligibility issues for new member James M Beck of Pennsylvania and established a leadership slate. The day ended with the House adjourning after a fiery session and the Senate preparing to take up the Smith Ware case in the days ahead as President Coolidge was expected to receive his annual message tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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Senate
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Uiscord
James M. Beck
Pennevvaala
Dill Willem
Vare
Come Jael
Vere
President Coolidge
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
William Tyler Page
Z. B. Phillips
Epiphany Episcops Church
J. J. Mur
Benite Gelieries
Smith
Ware
United States
Beck
Pennsylvania
Tilson
Connecticut
Garrett
Tennessee
Curtis
Kansas
Robinson
Arkansas
Coolidge
Senate Seasion
Capitol Hi
Dawes
Phillips
DuPont
Delawate
Jones
New Mexico
Walsh
Montena
Ness
Linsh
Aenalorach
Shern Montgomery
Longworth
Ollengueay
Bultien
Henry Allen Cooper
Nelson
Frew
Cooper
Preer
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Chilteren Snell
Buttes
Aboltebias
Buell
Coaper
Wisecolin
Nmber of Representatives
Republian T
Eputens
Finnceth
Harry A. Estep
Ways and Means
Estep
Two Injured in Bridgeport Auto Crashes Under Slippery Streets
Two pedestrians and drivers sustained injuries in separate Bridgeport auto accidents amid slick street conditions. Juan McDonald, 68, was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after a scalp laceration, and 10 year old Joseph Dofisal received care for knee bruises after being struck while crossing East Main Street. Police reported another collision at Lumier and Meda streets with minor damage and no injuries.
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Brooklawn
Sine
Juan
McDonald
West Avenue
J. M. Maher
Bridgeport Hospital
East Main
Arronelis
Mahar
Jooonh Dofisal
Exton Main Alyeet
Bramingilen
Lumier
Meda
Notwig
Walmob. Krevier
Gem Oreune Itidea
F. Rande
X Avenue
Kipnter
Miin
Etan
Madi Ate
Young Men Snatch Woman's Pocketbook in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport yesterday afternoon two young men snatched a woman's pocketbook from Mrs. Michael J. at 610 Stillman Street. She gave chase but the pair fled swiftly. Police reported a pair of glasses and keys dropped during the escape. the incident was logged at Second Precinct station.
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Bridgeport
Michnel
Stillman Street
Wan Wal
Ward Strees
Itamaler
Offichls
Hug
Norris resolution blocks seating in Senate dispute
The Norris resolutions condemn campaign spending tied to Smith and Vare, seek to deny oaths pending investigations, and argue expenditures harmed public policy. The article details hearings, oaths, and votes as 20 senators were sworn in while Smith and Ware faced possible exclusion.
Veterans of 1898 honor Mr. Davis at special meeting
Lieutenant N W Bishop camp of the United Spanish American War Veterans honored Civil War veteran Rev James W. Davis, former commander of the port state unit. The gathering featured a wreath, a moment of silence, and plans for a funeral procession and charter drapery.
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N. W. Blhop
Unicel Sagnish
James W. Davis
Hee Bunda
Rey S
Wailha Vee Simun Et Tie I Soclees, Inc
Rey M Davis
Choimana
Ny W. Bisnop
Arte
Ananacia
Thoms W. Rooney
William A. Evans
Mr. Davis
Rev Davis
Drapiyr
Blas Howe
Senate power over primary elections in Smith and Vare case
The article analyzes whether the Senate may review a party primary and its implications for Smith and Vare elected in Pennsylvania and Delaware. It discusses constitutional questions, potential precedents, procedural choices, and the political impact on Senate control and Southern primaries, with focus on finance and franchise issues.
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Algo
South
Vern
Reed
Pennsylvania
Smith
Vare
Senate
Senate tradition broken as Brookhart takes oath away from home state
Washington December 5 The oath of office for Senator Brookhart was administered at the vice president's desk by a senator from a different state Rather than by his own state colleague Senator Stephens of Mississippi led the fight to seat Brookhart and stood with him The chamber also saw Senator Steck of Iowa present as the seat changed hands All other newly elected senators were escorted by their state colleagues to take the oath
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Cath Pefdre Smith
Deneen
Tlimois
Morris
Lin
Smith
Curtin
Kausis
Dines
Ware
Aid Pev
Nevis
Tmz
Curtis
Vere
Milie
Beck
United States
Antion Ch
Hanlett
Var
Vire
Senate
Gibord Tin Chot
Vare
Washington
iBy Associated Press
Brookhart
Jaws
Stephens
Mississippi
Steck
Iowa
Mello to Meet Malone in 10 Round Bout Here
Al Mello of Lowell, holder of the New England welterweight title, has been signed to face Jack Malone of Saint Paul in a 10 round bout in Boston on Monday December 12. It will be Mello’s first fight as a middleweight.
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Boston
Mass
Associated Press
al Mello
Lowell
New England
jJack Malone
Paul
Minn
Mello
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