Murder Trial Delivers Witnesses and Motive Details
The trial of Brunen and associates over circus owner John Ty Mrunen’s murder nears its end as prosecutor Kelsey presents witnesses and outlines a motive to seize control of Brunen’s shows. Key figures include Hazel Brunen and Elizabeth Staeashko with assertions of a $251,000 bribe.
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Mena Stal
Ales
Orks Bruie Sand
Harry C. Mohn
John Ty Mrunen
Jonathan IH
Kelsey
Proseenor Skolsey
M. Powell
Brehen
Powell
Mekr
Cout ‘Ark
Jon Iziegraph Co
Mohr
Loch
Groniet
Hazel
Brunen
Wan
Elizabeth Staeashko
Chicaro
Blishtyris
Brune Fists
Riverside
Reading
Huston Hints at Selling Yankees in 1913 Talks
The text recounts Huston and Ruppert discussing a Yankees sale with a reported potential price around $900,000. It notes a rise in perceived value since previous intercuts and mentions ties to Frank Tartell and others, indicating high-stakes negotiations and market interest in the club’s assets.
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Huston
Bavebad
Rupperts
Yankees
Frank Tartell
W. & Devery
Stratford Tax Foregast and Street Work Dickerings
Stratford council clash over tax rate forecast and sidewalk plans amid cold weather. Connecticut company granted temporary permission to lay a cinder walk on Stratfora t avenue until spring. Councilman John J. Kright pushes for district lighting and padding costs as debate intensifies.
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Wurner
Connecticut
John J. Kright
Grax
Zaijstricta
Miri
Eve Baer
Ford Town Limits
Hendricks Kei Co
Strat
Washington Senate set to take up administration shipping bill
The Senate began consideration of the administration shipping bill. Hearings on the warlong rural credits bill were announced by Chairman McLeay of the Senate Banking committee for tomorrow. Nominations by the President to the United States Coal Commission were confirmed, and the annual supply bill for the Department of Commerce was reported at 225,800,000 by the House Appropriations Committee. The Costa Rican delegation resigned during the Central American conference adjournment amid Costa Rica’s political situation. Secretary Hughes urged adequately compensating diplomats and consuls, while Chief Justice Patt agreed to testify on Kelley impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. The alien property custodian’s release plan sought enactment before March 4, and Treasury bills were prepared for Senate action after brief hearings. The report also notes expansion of the federal conciliatory machinery to handle labor disputes.
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Tone Senate
Weather Bureau
Matt B Haver
Wiyao
Coutty
Supreme ‘Court
McLeay
Senate Banking Committee
Afording
United States Coal Commission
Senate
Departmenty of Commerce
Aighibor
Wwe
House Appropriations Committee
Harding
Nivel Academy
Central American Conference
Costa Vica
Hughes
Beefore
House
Patt
Kelley
Daugherty
Treasury Department
Seeretary Davis
Dry Violators Face Double Trial in New High School
A long court discussion centers on prohibition power and state versus federal enforcement under the 13th Amendment. The piece covers legal definitions, potential penalties, and references several cases and authorities, including the Regal Drug and related enforcement actions, amid local council budget matters and use of public school facilities for events.
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NEW High School
Regal Drug Corporation
Ot !Gan Prandsen
Wipro
Manwlac
Supreme Roort
Joane McKenna
Yhg Coun
Jung
Intershal Yovenue
Fae
Jety
Congress
Eric
Lan Ani
London Conference Ends Without Decisive Action
A damaged report from London notes no general plan emerged at the conference to ease demands. Britain signals intent to scale back certain commitments while seeking time, with Allied powers debating reparations and future status as tensions linger among participant nations.
London to salvage entente as reparations talks stall
Fragmented notes describe dire prospects for a unified Allied stance on reparations after London talks collapse. Paris discussions are described as stalling with ministers signaling possible concessions to cancel French debts if Britain’s approach shifts, while U S hopes to shape a European settlement.
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London
Howers
United States
Paris
Alud Promiers
France
Meenatt
Jonas
Lee
Health board battle over women physicians exams in schools
A secret session reveals protests against disrobing physical exams for public school girls. The Board of Education directs exams occur only with a woman physician and nurse present, prompting political pushback before elections. Local officials cite health authority while opponents demand safer procedures.
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Cethil
Steve Laken
Grinnasi
Waltersville
Montag
Auteriere
Cite Normal Senoc O
Auditorim
Manufacturerg Association
Bajok Rock Girl Scouts
Sudttcrivwian
Uly
Wath Dusan
Lincoln School
Aicanization
Arthu Keating Hestry
Kelt
Massachusetts
Thiy
Ming
Marra Avenus
Leonard Droadway
Phiy
Washington School
Star Chamber
Ission
Health Board
Board of Education
Ffealts Commissionare
Thy Pealth Board
Sartiguianiy
Kong
Department of Health
Dai Tember Ltd
Lven
S Dale
Wanviows
Threbage Board
Willian
Caun
Imeric
Troops Ordered to Protect Theft Probers
Military units deployed to shield investigation personnel and state officials amid probing inquiries. Officers emphasized security for investigators, while political factions called for restraint and orderly procedures.
Bryan Endorsement Sparks Debate On Electoral Reform
A partisan clash over electors pits a plan for congressional district voting against state-based methods. Proponents argue it could curb unfair advantages, while opponents warn of constitutional and political risks and question feasibility across states. The dialogue frames a broader fight over how the nation should weight the president’s selection.
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Miniyan
Ashion
Prealden
Baur
Cong
Waoyhli Plain
Fragmentary political remarks from late election coverage
Incomplete OCR text references Mr. Bryan discussing the results of the late election and noting progressive sentiment growing in both parties while reacting against reactionary government. The fragmentary items make precise attribution and context unclear.
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Speer
Bryan Saiat
Official Quarters Deserted Amid Allied Premier Delay Berlin
Descriptions from Berlin report officials abandoning quarters as news of Chancellor Cuno’s proposals delays the Allied premier’s decision. Government circles still hope for a temporary accord to delay major panacea measures for Germany.
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Berlin
Londor Cartier
Attorney Threatens Appeal in Murder Case
Providence court records show attorney Normand Reday of Taatcher firm announcing plans to appeal the murder conviction of Leland Pethler of Central Falls. Pethler is charged with killing Stator Alexander P. Cronkhite in October 1918 at Lewis Weston Institute.
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Providence
Taatcher
Normand Reday Wits Noulfidiacy
G. Arnold
Leland Pethler
Central Falls
J. L. Torner
United States Army
Stator
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Lewis
Weshi
Inston
Lee
Tacoma
Washington
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Fairfield Den 21 speving Lacey Pendergast of Fairfield, sister of William H. Augu deceased Cardit giant applied to be administrator of his estate. Judge Wakeman to hear petition for appointment at December 20.
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Fairfield
Den
Lacey Pendergast
Mairfield
Bridgeport City Meeting List And Civic Groups
A dense list of local clubs and organizations appears to gather in Bridgeport venues including the Bridgeport Business Mediation, Master Builders, Rifle Club, Daughters of St George, Seaside Jibve, Sisters of Heenan, and various lodges and associations. The scattered entries reference venues on Main Street Stratford Avenue and Union Avenue with dates in the late 1800s style addresses and group names, indicating a public notices page listing meetings and affiliations.
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Bridgeport Algieble Cub
J A
Golden Hun
Mike Counell
Wee
Washington Inverie
Red Rove Circle
Bashc Majesty
Briggeport Business Mediation
LTS
Atenat Bridgeport Hire Maderwickys Association
Almongnis Clit
Bridgeport Master Builders
Teschange
Stratford Aves
Bridgeport Rifle Club
Stary Armies
Martha Washington Jades
Daughters of St. George
Stratrars
Seaside
Ladies Gahees
Archshee Olgh Joie
Sisters of
Heenan
Witty District
Repubiicuss Club
Union Avenua
Coure Peyeniaol
Cannon
Haritons Lodge
AL Fe
Mara Street
Calatthe
Tormyne
Lythhenais
Main
Shenandox Lodge
Housatone
Corallian Jorlae
FP Sui Ase Mei Alan
Sone
Daughers of Liberty
State Street
Jane C. Thuetcamp
Sick Benefic Association
State Stronk
Charles H. Onstrejars
Carpenters and Jolier Jreet
Notable Naval Cadet Case Tiers at Annapolis Admit Brief
A fragmentary notice notes a cadet at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis faced dismissal. It identifies the student as the son of Mrs. Harriet Hyde Knivking, connected to a prominent local family. The unglossed text implies a disciplinary action amid a broader social context.
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Soidnots
Prinetel
Newe Academy
Annapolis
Farheeing
Harriet Hyde Knivking
Pestasler
Gillet
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Western Union District Manager
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Muller
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Orlhe
Senater
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Plank
Mahogany
Clarinda Phonograph
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Omhr
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