Torture Hinted In Hood Murders At Mer Rouge
In Mer Rouge Louisiana townsfolk await a January hearing on the Lake La Fourche killings of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards. New Orleans pathologists and Attorney General A V Coca weigh evidence amid fear of Ku Klux Klan involvement as calls for venue change surface and a public verdict looms.
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Thomas Thichards
Lake la Fourche
A. V. Coca
Morehouse Parish
New Orleans
Wang
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Christmas Day Weather Mildest In Years Reported
The city and Bridgeport residents noted unusually mild Christmas Day with temperatures around 29 degrees at six this morning, rising slowly as the day advanced and then dropping again by night. Weather expert William Jy Mealin predicted continued mild conditions with a colder trend expected by Wednesday.
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Man Found Unconscious In Elevator Shaft Pit
Verdun, about 170 cm tall, Woutue it the pet of an elevated hattat, was found unconscious in an elevator shaft pit at St Vincent's hospital. Verdon suffered internal injuries after a tracture sink and other damage. Police stated no investigation had been started and that the circumstances of the injuries remain unexplained. Verdun was not able to speak and died early morning before any clear cause could be determined.
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J. O'Brien
Mor- Soncy Sexmita
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McGraw Named President and Manager of Giants
Dee 2. McGraw, longtime manager of the Giants, is now president and manager of the club. The stockholders named him in a Christmas present style honor, and he will begin the new year in dual roles. Chevies Stoneham, president of Tevab, was noted as involved, with the donor linked to McGraw’s era of success.
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Tevab Singerh Wis
Truxton
Feabray
Man Arrested for Viting Spite on Wipe by Beating
William Lathan of 143 Parrott Avenue was accused by neighbors and his wife after a Christmas-day dispute. He allegedly went to 96 Fromuth Street and beat his wife, suffering facial injuries. Police arrested him for assault with $100 bond and charged him with failure to provide support, with further investigations ongoing.
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Lathan
Pallee
Mes Lanhans Phi
Renowned Surgeons Debunk Gland Restoration Claim
A statement by Dr. Matas and colleagues from Nisleans to New York asserts gland operations to restore youth are a fallacy. They cite French and other surgeons as doubting the feasibility, calling the idea ridiculous and scientifically unsound.
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Rudulph Matas
Court extends time for sales of Amusement Park assets
Court extends sale deadline for Tagersoll Engineering venture as receivers at Picusur Beach face no bids. Committee plans to raise about 100000 for purchase funds and working capital while awaiting court approval to sell by January 21. Creditors and stockholders seek to salvage the venture with hopes of profitability and island operation support from Dundge port.
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Dundgeport
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Taek
Ierages
New York
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Nash
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Mery
Gulay
Thoae
Alan
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Woman prepared to press charges against two men
Mrs Mayer of Magelwood avenue says she was attacked December 13 and will prosecute to the fullest extent. She names Joseph Vadertine and James Sullivan as suspects and says a civil suit will follow if they are not found. Her husband notes the case has prompted police action and potential court proceedings.
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Magelwood Avenue
Jie
Joseph Vadertine
James Sullivan
Alecami
Fairfield Town
Warren Sirent
Mirield
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Armenia asks Turkey to hear Armenian national plea
Armenian leaders press for official recognition of a national home and autonomy in Turkish lands. They urge the Eastern Conference to decide a suitable Turkish locality and a Canada Ireland style form of governance. Proposals include possible guarantees from Russia and a territorial home for Armenians within a Turkish framework.
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President Giv es Gold Pieces 10 White House Help
President distributes ten gold pieces as Christmas aid in Washington. The White House staff, led by President Harding and Mrs Ward, receive Christmas gifts seen as symbolic tokens from the executive. The day features no public party as the president rests and visits with Mrs Ward amid holiday routines.
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General Pershing Greets War Veterans in Washington
In a ceremonial welcome in Washington General Pershing greeted war veterans and spoke of service and patriotism. The remarks highlighted unity, sacrifice, and the nation’s resolve as veterans gathered for the event.
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Adminstration to Fight Borah Conference Plan
Administration allies in the Senate rally against Senator Borahs proposal for an international economic conference. Smoot and McCormick oppose the plan, Ledzge Ting stays silent on a point of order, and Vice President rising may decide the fate of the amendment.
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France
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Severe earthquake rocks New Zealand coast and towns
A strong tremor battered regions including Wellington and nearby towns causing significant damage. Buildings swayed and residents reported fear as aftershocks unsettled the area while authorities assessed impacts on shops, beaches, and transport.
Christmas Tree Tragedy Slays Three Children
A man opened fire during Christmas festivities, killing Anna Engel aged 17 and children Hans, 3, and Lily, 3, before fatally shooting himself. A whiskey bottle and candy-filled pockets were found on the shooter, with apparent motives unclear. Mrs Engel and Mr Engel escaped injury. A back door exit and a shed were noted in the chaotic scene.
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Fly
Hana
Neurbur
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Chile
Howse
Wellery Cound
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Neuriter
Santa's Storks Bring Gifts to Bridgeport
Bridgeport distric tale recounts Santa delivering two gifts to local families at St Vincent’s Hospital and Geitin Hospital. Community members including Joseph Wolpin and Frank Palmer aided by Bridgeport Isiks club organized a large charity meal and baskets for over seven hundred families with festive prayers and thanks.
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Walaa
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North Avenue
Geitin Hospital
Frank Palmer
Darby
Dritoba
Isiks Clua
Stanie Foods
Internal Revenue mailers remind shows tax form details
Internal Revenue offices mail reminders to single filers with net income over 9000 for 12 months. Instructions cover Form 1040 and credits, exemptions, and dependents. Married filers with income thresholds receive standard exemptions and credits, outlining who must file and how to compute taxable income.
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Winton Case to Be Investigated by Officials
Town Clerk Winton faces an inquiry as detectives search for information on possible irregularities in city finances. Officials say the investigation will continue today and that accounts are reportedly in order, with Mayor Atwater and City Attorney Cornell not commenting. The scenario remains under constant observation by authorities attached to City Hall.
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Four Attendants at State Asylum Held as Slayers
Four attendants at the Connecticut State Hospital for the Insane in Middletown were arrested on charges of manslaughter in the death of inmate Pietra Tallanelli. Tallanelli, committed in 1921 for criminal insanity after assaulting his wife in Derby, died after being beaten by the guards. Internal injuries included multiple broken ribs. the incident followed a breakfast confrontation and a group assault.
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Connecticut States Hospital For the Insane
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Charge Against Auto Driver Continued After Crash
William and Boardman faced renewed charges as city authorities investigated a collision involving Peter Yolinsky of Warren Street. The 58 East Main Street youth suffered multiple injuries and a fractured arm when Friedman's car struck him on Gregory Street last Saturday. He entered St. Vincent's Hospital in unstable condition but later regained partial consciousness and could recognize Claus and Chelsea.
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Main Street
Peter Yolinsky
Warren
Friedman
Gregory
St. Vincent's Hospital
One Traffic Court Plan Urged for Entire State
Storckel proposes centralized traffic court to cut forearms in motor vehicle enforcement. Recommends salaried judges and traffic specialists, expanded state police force, and fees tied to offense to deter minor violations. Also urged are license control reforms and a more dignified term than “jitney.”
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Burglars Enter Three Stores and Two Homes Here
Burglars burglarized three stores and two homes over Christmas Eve and yesterday. Losses included $17 from a dry goods store on Myrtle Avenue, a bicycle, grip containing items, a white wig, chocolate mixers, orangeade fur, and other articles. Vehicles were entered and a rush register disrupted. Multiple local residents reported thefts to the police.
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Spring Street
Jacob Starlon
Steuben Street
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Rictarian Giroth
Bernhardt Victor of Grim Reaper Battle Continues
Reports on the stage icon Sarah Bernhardt outline that she is out of danger after a fainting spell during rehearsals. Her son Maurice Bernhardt says she is very weak and needs rest for many weeks while doctors stress inactivity. Messages from many countries express sympathy for her recovery.
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