Mohr asserts victory as state rests in Branen trial
In Mount Holly New Jersey the state rests its case against Mrs Doris Branen and her brother Harry C G Mohr in the shooting of Honest John Branen. The jury will visit Riverside where the shooting occurred and witnesses describe bloodstains footprints and a payout implicating motive. Defense plans to present its side next, with tense courtroom moments and a feared outbreak during recess.
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Mount Holly
J. Dee
Associated Press
Doris Branen
Harry CG. Mohn
John T. Branen
Dreug
Valve von Mohr
Bryen &Q
Riverside
Branch
Shoti
Cambridge
Charles Powell
Mohr
Monda Powell
Brunen
Stohr
Hazeli Brunen
Ellis H. Parker
Burlington County
Mra
Elizabeth Junoschke
Farkar
Jacachke
Branen
Wiga
Tastics Kalisch
Jaeschke
Jacachka
Parker
Arthur Stecher
Brunon
Briinen
Yatar
Doctor Arrested After Pomfret Woman’s Death
Worcester, Mass. Dee 68 Year old Pomfret Conn. Mrs Newton died in city hospital after Monday admission for pneumonia. Medical examiner Baker says death due to blood poisoning following an operation. Police arrest a doctor during the investigation and allege another point at the hospital involved.
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Worcester
Mass
Dee
the Newton
Pomfret
Conn
Newton
City
Frederick H
Baker
Duath
Mra Newton
Darting
Herrin Gunmen Witnesses Describe Riot Retreat
Witnesses testifying in the Herrin gunmen case described chaotic scenes near the mine, including guards forcing water away from injured men and a crowd of armed rioters. Henry Graves said shots rang out as two fugitives were chased, with officers later removing a wounded man. Fred Harrison testified about Grace and the farm, while Goodman observed hundreds marching from the strip mine. The judge adjourned the session for the weekend amid ongoing testimony.
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Associated Press
Grace
Defendania Ag Seman
Merritt
Henry Graves
Fred Harrison
University of Illinois
Gert Grace
Herrin
Harelson
Veil of Mystery Surrounds Wreck Near Derby
A train wreck near Derby injured several men including Conductor William J. Delaney and Travnman Pod. Fire damage was extensive as Derby fire units could not reach the scene due to road conditions. Ambulances transported victims to hospitals in New Haven and Maybrook with varying injuries reported.
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Crain
Bridgeport
Agura Aw
Geney “Hoepinel
A. B. Margulis
SL. Vincent
Lospitiah Tradaman
Ae Gecon Yan
Maybrook
Chey
New Haven
Anon
Ares
William J. Delaney
Brook
Travnman Pod
Milbor
Midelbhower
Travnman Wisin If
Perry
Maybroak
Derby
Veterans Namely Included in Chest List Meeting
The Disabled American Veterans of World War I appoints a committee to study eligibility for chest veterans inclusion. Walter Reynolds is named Commander with John Coleman as lieutenant commander and Henry Hinds as adjutant. The group plans plans a meeting to finalize officers for the ensuing year.
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Walter Neynolds
John _Coleman
Diorio
Henry Hinds
Tennent
Will
Instaidapion Rel
Attitude of U. S. Toward Europe Probed by Bishop Brent
Bishop Charles J. Brent of Buffalo voices sharp critique of Western neutrality policies. He calls EU policy toward the Near East heartless and impotent, urging churches to promote peace and unity. Brent cites Lausanne talks and Smyrna’s burning to urge a stronger American Christian leadership for global understandings.
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Indianapot
Ralliong Sn
Federal Council
Af Gimrches of Christ
Anorica
Tonksn Oy
Charles J . Brent
Bualo
N.Y
Easrly
Rent
Cspes
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louely
Near East
Lausanne
Constantinople
Smyrna
UJ.$. NOW PLANS TO ASSIST ALLIES
United States plans to aid allies with economic measures amid European crisis. White House officials emphasize the U S as a key creditor influence, seeking rapid scientific and financial data on Germany. Discussions center on allied coordination, potential commissions, and American export roles in the evolving relief effort.
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White House
Jlarding
United States
Germany
Track mens pay demand refused in rail labor dispute
Page long excerpt discusses reactions to rail labor issues with references to board decisions, rights of employees, and government authorities. It notes favorable rulings for workers and criticisms of state actions, hinting at broader labor tensions and patriotism rhetoric. Also mentions America's largest horse weighing 2440 pounds owned by C. W. Van Wickle of Geneva Wisconsin.
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Department of Justine
Sania
Boalausi
America
Ty Sillon
C. W. van Wickle
Geneva &, VY
Billon
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