Jurors in Murder Case Hear Final Defense Summary
The defense questions motive and argues Beach’s guilt is not established by money or love. Hinkle and Hedges deliver closing arguments, challenging the witnesses and the state’s case. Beach’s family testifies in support as the judge’s page continues on the trial coverage.
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Clson Hedges
Beach Hedges
Beach
Hedrecs
Dikitg
South Vinuland
Hammonton
Ciime
Hinkles
Hedgs
Hedges
Justine Campbell
Great success in our home: Father Johns Medicine story
An OCR fragment describes a household remedy linked to Father Johns medicine and a male figure in a home setting. It mentions remedies for colds and preventative uses, referencing Mrs Helen and a man named at a Brae location. The text is garbled but centers on home cures and the distribution of a medicine.
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Helen Oles
Manneipols
Johns
48 Hour Test Promises Quick Health Relief
An ad boasts a 48 hour test for “women’s ills” offering instant relief with a simple routine. It claims dramatic results, urges immediate payment, and warns perception of health improvement by tomorrow. The offer anonimously implies a legal warranty and cost only if satisfied.
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Seten
Pune
Stop Bad Breath Hidden Formula Alarmed by Dentists
A dubious odor remedy advertised as a natural digestive aid is criticized for dangerous ingredients and possible bowel and liver risks. The text warns against using the product and suggests it may be a deceptive concoction sold under false claims.
Swollen Jart Alters Soima One Hip Slaldes Inne
Fragmented OCR style item notes swollen joints and external ver d teroinfle for a list of body parts. Mentions daily snowit and a 60 cent price in a terse, garbled line. Observed as a short public notice or classified snippet with unclear names or places.
Trial ends with heated summations in Beach murder case
Attorneys clash over the credibility of witness Bark and alleged conspirators Clyde Thompson and Bill Bellar. Prosecutors urge a verdict of murder or second degree murder while defense portrays Beach as wrongly accused, citing alibis and motive disputes as jurors weigh the killer's intent and the widow’s character amid a crowded courtroom.
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Bark
Bench
Clyde Thompson
Bill Bellar
Hedges
Barks
Luriather
Edges Ward
Beach
Jewe Lerry
Hock
Baltimore
Head Beach
Thompson
Texas
Slvin
Wills Beach
Hatting process inventor Dies in Danbury
Danbury report of the death of eighty year old inventor Cocke who created machinery to ease hat edge finishing. He died of a heart failure at six pm near a store after groceries. He was born in Fa and moved to America as a youth, pursuing hat industry inventions for decades. He leaves a wife, Mrs A Hodgson, and a prominent local family. Funeral plans have been announced tonight.
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Robert H McCarter
Lilltendahl
Watat
Lilliendahl
Danbury
Aine
Ughia
A A Hodgson
New Haven Dex Praises Wilfred Grenfell on Nursing
A London based report notes Wilfred T Grenfell KC, famed Labrador physician, praising the nursing aides aiding the isolated people of Lihtsia. He commends their hardship and safeguarding work over 38 years in the desolate north.
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New Haven
Hoover Strong Contender Emerges From Hughes Refusal
Washington dispatch notes Hughes rejects the nomination and Republicans shift to Hoover as the strongest continuity candidate. Coolidge retirement dominates talk, with Dawes and Lowden bolstering anti administration lines. Hoover seen as the only link to Coolidge era prosperity, while Dawes and Lowden split support.
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Mark Silas
Copsright
Washington
Hughes
Republican National Committee
Sesson
Ficely
Coolidge
Hoover
Ieaders
White House
Melton
Dawes
Lowden
Hoove
Glear
Moe
Film Benefit Show for Legion at Central High
A large crowd attended a showing of The Fighting Marine featuring Gene Tunney at Central High School auditorium last night. The screening, sponsored by Harry W Congdon Post 41, supported the Legion welfare fund. Committee members included Mira Sarah Grant Frank Gonick John Fetorih John Anderson Sydney Smith and Pr. 5 Civicenberg.
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Pierre the Fighting Marine
Gene Tunney
Central High School
Hany W Congdon
Sticun Legion
Mira Sarah J Grant
Frank Gonick
John Fetorih
John Anderson
Sydney Smith
Civcenberg
Steals $5 From Letter. Man Gets Year’s Term
William Wolfe of Bo Hards Street pleaded guilty to taking $5 from a letter while working in the Hartford post office mailing room. In federal court Judge Thomas presided. A one year sentence in Hartford County Jail was imposed but suspended.
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Hartford
Associated Press
William Wolfe
Bo Hards Street
Hartford Post Office
Judine Cdwing
Thomas
United States District Court
Hive Tocay
Harttod County
Class M Tuition Schedule With Incremental Moves
Class M will get 32.50 to start with Sc increase 5c a week for twenty payments, then decrease 5c a week for twenty five payments, last payment 5c. Classes will get 130.00 in total under the plan.
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McCarle
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Harry Sanderson
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Alfred
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Fred Cocker
Legion
Christmas Club
Bridgeport Peoples Savings Bank
Borden
Farm Products CO
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Broad ST
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co
42Nd Street
New York
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the Cenlia Company, Inc
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