Judge Pleads Not Guilty On Ten Manslaughter Charges
Hanover, N H Feb 10 AP Judge Fred A Jones of Lebanon faced first degree manslaughter charges in a fatal coastal car crash on January 20. He pleaded not guilty in Municipal court with $2440 bail set. May term of Grafton County Superior Court in Plymouth was ordered for arraignment.
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Hanover
N. H
Fred A. Jones
Lebanon
Grafton County
Plymouth
Jones
Paul Glo
White River
Clark FA
Frost
Lisbon
Pudgery EB. Burton
Judea Jones
Ihdin
Mildred Pregley
Dend
Judge Tones
Coolidge Confirms Peace Time Court Martial Death Sentence
President Coolidge formally approves the death sentence of Second Lieutenant John Thompson for the murder of his Memphis sweetheart Audrey Burleigh in the Philippines, marking the first American officer executed under peace time court martial. Thompson faced charges under the 92nd article of war after a 1916 revision made such trials possible.
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Washington
Coolidge
John
Thompson
Audrey Burleigh
Memphis
Phillipines
Searcy
War Department
Slattery Driving License Suspended in Buffalo
The automobile driving license of boxer Jimmy Slattery was suspended pending an investigation of a Tuesday morning accident in which his car was wrecked and three companions were injured. Buffalo director Henry Selsheimer said Slattery had four prior warnings before this action. Slattery claimed he was not in the car and that it was stolen while he was at a dance. A Second District Republican club meeting is scheduled for tonight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Slattery
Boxer
Henry Selsheimer
State Automobile Bureau
Slattery
Divorce Motivates Artistic Master Benjamin Morrison Reveals Rift
Benjamin R. Morrison longtime engraver breaks his silence after 18 years describing his marriage to Mary L. Harrison ending in divorce for desertion. He claims Harrison remarried while he was away and that she pursued the decree for revenge. He also states she pressed him to drop bigamy charges against his wife.
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Jaliateward
Roosevelt Heroes Honored at Sea
On the President Roosevelt, Feb 19, ceremonies honored Uno Witanen and Wenest Heitman who died rescuing crewmen from the British steamer Antinoe. Bishop Hiran conducted the service with Father Louie B. Pastarell. Captain George Fried spoke as life boat crews received wreaths and tokens from relatives.
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President Roosevelt
New York
Uno Witanen
Wenest Heitman
Hyas
Bishop Hiran
A. Boaz
Methodist Episcopaehurch
Louie B. Pastarell
St. Toseph’s Arminary
Baltimore
George Fried
Witamen
Hettmas
Hogz
Claims 50000 From Beach Estate Litigated in Hartford
The NY woman Flo rence Beach Coltman seeks $50000 from the estate of Hartford's Captain Henry Ledler Beach. Testimony to Judge Mawin Dickinson in Superior Court describes Beach promising $56000 in a will if she would leave Hartford and conceal her paternity, a claim defense began late today and will continue tomorrow.
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Hartford
Florence Beach Coltman
New York
Henry Ledler Beach
Mawin ©. Dickinson
Superior Court
Beach
Ada Shilo Johnson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grave Street
Kellogg to discuss Borah bill with Senate foreign relations
Secretary Kellogg will be invited before the Senate foreign relations committee to discuss the Borah bill repealing the wartime exclusion law. The measure was studied for about thirty minutes as the committee planned to call in witness Mr Neiloged for further testimony.
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Kellogg
Washington
Senaite “Foreign Relations Committee
Countess Karolyi
Neilogeg
Wilbur backs air board proposal in navy aviation plan
Secretary Wilbur told the House military affairs committee that he endorses the President's air board proposal creating an assistant secretary of the navy to oversee aviation. He said the board's recommendation rests on sound reasons and aims to strengthen naval air power.
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Washington
Wilbur
House Military Affairs Committee
President
Air Board
The Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn Amot and Valentine Notes
A fragmented reminiscence style column blends social shopping hints with local happenings. It references robins seen by Amot, Valentine preparations, Valetines Day purchases at Chamberlin & Strn, coats by Velverette and Meigs & Company, winter hardship for bread deliveries from White Rose Bakery, laundry service routes near Bridgeport, life insurance trusts via Bridgeport Trust, and upcoming performances at Carnegie Hall with the Oratorio Society.
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Evelyn
Amot
Robins
Tom
Bert
Porrida
DP. M. Head's
Carol
Groters
White Rose
Bridgeport
Edith
Reichert
Elijah
Carnegie Hall
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Read
Georgette
Taffeta
Dorothy Dodd
Landis
Marcel
Jor
Mme
Vera
Meigs
NOBLE
Catarrhal
Jen. A
Dee
Second District Republican Club
Isays
Roosevelt
Wilbur Backs Air Board
Natalie
Harold
Chamberlin & Sttropshines
Meigs & Company
Westport
Milford
Crawford
Insance
Bridgeport Trust Company
Estable Life Insurance Trust
Read’s
Broad Street
Fairfield Avenue
John Street
Main Street
Cannon Street
Broad
John Streets
Read's
Che
Read Co
Gorton
Geo. M Butzko
Pillsburys
Post and Telegram
The
Radford B. Smith Co
Elm Street
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