Coroner Finds Death Of Two Accidental Victims
The coroner reports two accidental deaths linked to scattered remains found near Danbury and Cinwils along Werdmy Avenue. One victim died December 8 and another December 4. authorities note unclear circumstances as investigators work.
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Women as candidates for Boston police jobs
The state civil service commission will examine 115 women tomorrow for police positions. They may be assigned duties in social welfare and detective work, with appointments similar to others. They will not be required to patrol regular city beats.
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State Ores Service Commission
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van VR Bridge
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Dismiss Charge Against Edison Co in Fuel Case
A Manhattan judge dismissed the fuel case against Edison Company after sustaining a demurrer. Judge Mayer held that section 4 of the Lever Act does not prohibit the practices alleged, finding no offense in the defendants' conduct amid claims of conspiracy to manipulate priority orders.
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Brooklyn
Masson. Com
Jurge Mayer
Soknt Lofay
Mayer
Npunon
U S Fleet in Adriatic to Aid 20,000 People
A U S Fleet in the Adriatic assists more than 20,000 persons, including Russian children evacuated with parents after the Bolshevik upheaval. Families suffer hardship during the voyage as ports and ships provide shelter and basic supplies.
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Adriatic
Viento
Dne
Adratia
Tavan
Automobile Blue Book Co in Receivers Hands
The Associated Press reports the Automobile Blue Book Company and related firms face receivership. The complaint alleges the company owned all stock and owed over $1,000,000, with funds short and creditor claims looming. Receivership allows continuation of business operations to protect assets.
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Automobile Blue Book CO
York
Dee
Ceivera Jo
Blur
Boos Publications
Moter Cine
Automobile, Blue
Eoragday
Tubti- Paliour
Ani Publishing
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Sf Craby
Prosecutor Alleges Aid to Keep Gaming Places Open
A Menola New York prosecutor claims efforts aided gambling venues to stay open. The attorney described actions by officials and urged jurors to consider charges against individuals accused of assisting illegal gaming operations. The report highlights alleged political influence and youth involvement in the campaign against closures.
Defense presents evidence in Shepard death case
In Macon, during a preliminary hearing for four defendants tied to the alleged poisoning of Fred D. Shepard, wealthy peach grower De Charl Howard testified after Shepard’s death. The defense urged doubt on the prosecution’s framing, with expert testimony and procedural questions raised about the rapesting and reparital tyr theories.
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Shem
Lee
Coanee
Fred DB
Shepard
de Charl Howard
Rowsagnys
South Norwalk Woman Killed in Auto Wreck
A South Norwalk woman died in a late night automobile crash when her vehicle overturned after veering off the road. Rescue crews found her trapped beneath the wreckage at the scene.
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South Norwalk
Metal Workers Demand Reopen Idle Plants
New York workers announce after a convention that closed plants should be handed to workers to run. The move aims to take over factories currently idle as a protest against management and sustain production under workers’ control.
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Ier
New York
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