Wade's trial reveals his mental shortfalls and family history
Testimony shows Elwood Wade, now on trial for embezzlement, struggled from childhood with learning and memory. Witnesses including his wife and father describe poor schooling, inability to read or write, and reckless behavior, while alienist accounts tie these issues to long standing mental difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Wade
Wade
Mary Seery
Bridgeport
Cirst
Tyro
Gertrude
Elwand
Borden Company
Cress
Comley
Beardsley
George Lewis
Mr. Beardsley
George H. Lewis
Georgianna Lewis
Lewis
Lie Tecord
Mitchell
Abner WW. Mitchell
Mitchell Dairy
Young Wade
Tm Wade
Philip R. Seeley
Atkewell
Witt
Seeley
Tuinsetop
Austria Urged to Justify Confidence of Allied Powers
Vienna reports Chancellor Mayr telling the Alfatra committee that Austria must avoid actions harming its standing with the great powers after entry into the League of Nations. He thanked the powers for Austria’s restoration and promised to explain the distressing national situation to the assembly.
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Austria
Vienna
Tan
Mayr
Alfatra Committee
National Assembly
League of Nations
Chanessae
L. Fitzpatviel
Maplewbad
Wade
Sheelisa
Nneé
Cummings
Mr. Cummnings
Fitzpatrick
Liey Stebbins
Maplewood
Kay
Inpatrick
F. E. Derrick
iMana- San
Nott House
Nott
Nott Wat
Meanest Man Here Probed in Bridgeport Sermon
In Bridgeport Trinity church tonight Mather Huntington denounced a meanest man theory within the church. He argued corruption and dirt are needed to form a finished Christian character and that the church can still make men better despite rough material and unfinished processes. The talk will resume at Trinity church next Thursday.
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Bridgeport
Tom
Christian Church
Mather Huntington
Oreer
The
Holy Cross
Trinity Episcopal Church
Father Huntington
Tecomes
Fattington
Trinity Church
Joint Resolution Offered Congress To Increase Navy
Washington offers a joint resolution calling for immediate naval building programs. Rep Militen Illinois Republican introduces measure to clarify whether the United States should join with Great Britain in a naval holiday or support construction of allied fleets. The plan argues for economic restraint and full naval armament as warranted by business prudence.
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Washington, Cin
Clearaimant Agrecmants
Fassiga Valniriva
Militen
Tllinois Republican
Tlouse
Teoveud
Senate
Congress
Great Britain
Japan
Britten
Wall St Wolf Surrenders in Effort to Halt Sentence
"Wall St. Wolf" Tamar, known as the "wall of Wall street," faces a one year federal prison term in Trenton. He surrendered to U S marshal and seeks a writ of habeas corpus to block the sentence. Bail set at 25,000. He was convicted in 1917 with associates in Atlanta prison and argues his sentence should run concurrently. Appeals were denied. the Supreme Court mandate awaited. He moved to have the writ argued before the January 10 start date.
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Dan Fie da Tama
Wallstraet
Trenton
Frank von Stintelen
Aroushi
Atlanta
Sanrenga Atlanta
Frenson
Guif Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Lamb
Obituary notices from a New England paper
Mrs lcien Packet and Mrs Hien Packett died, with funeral details at Ince Howe Tay, Park cemetery. Henry B Porter funeral services at Hawhey & Wilmot rooms, Laurel Hill cemetery, and other local obituaries noted, including James Fort and Catherine Cophy burial at Park.
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Lcien Packet
Hien Packett
James S. Melarisne
Jamies O. Fort
Hawhey & Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Charles W W. Simpson
Bridgewort Christian
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Brookfield
Ering Brophy
Lana
Tai
Catherinn Cophy
North Mainstreal
Mev
Etesert S. Reown
Olivet Man National Oaluireh
Ofiatad
Walter Anderson
Patrick H. Brady
Frank Langhan
Gorge Paul
Jerry En
AO Conmel
Park Cemetery
Weather summary for the Northeast and New England
North New England fair and cold with increasing clouds and warmer Saturday. South New England fair with cloudy intervals and somewhat warmer. New York and surrounding areas expect fall like warmth Friday into Saturday as a coastal disturbance moves away. Observations from New Haven and other stations show mostly clear to cloudy skies and variable winds with cooler conditions inland.
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North New England
South New England
New York
England
Chand Banks
Sredes
Hatters
Coudly
Haven
Orleans
Mloudy
New Dea
Norfolk
Northiold
Condy
Pittabuseh
Portland
Leas St
Tong
Imig Glondy
Bridzeport
Penrose Aid Fordney Tariff Debate in Senate Hearing
Testimony before the Senate committee on the emergency tariff highlights deplorable agricultural conditions. F J Hagenbarth of the National Wool Growers Association and W O Schilling of the Twin City Milk Producers association push for duties on butter and cheese. Proposals seek a duty range of 4 to 10 cents per pound for butter and 8 to 13 cents per pound for cheese, with a vote to be set between specified limits.
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House
Senate
F. J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers Association
George 31. Thurmond
Hayes Healing Honey and Grove's Op en Treated Alvis Ad
An old advertisement touts Hayes Healing Honey to stop a covey cough and throat tickle with a three cent price. It also promotes Grove's Op en Treated Alvis for chest colds and related cold remedies, noting a coupon or group with every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Bar Movie Crickets Veware and Brennan ban crime films
Films depicting criminals have been barred from exhibition here by order of Director of Public Safety Brennan and J. Vevarke. The action cites concerns over public morals and safety, detailing the ban's scope and enforcement status in the local theater district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vewarke
Dan
Public Safety
Brennan
CINOT touted as a universal tonic by PARK STREET LADY
A PARK STREET lady extols CINOT as a root and herb juice remedy pressed from herbs, with no alcohol and no habit formation. She claims it restores bowel function and boosts vitality, recommending CINOT and listing multiple drug stores and towns where it is sold.
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Ded
Hartigan's Drug Stores
Fatrfield Ave
Main
Congress Striets
Fisaso
Stratford
Randall's Ord
Jonny Ord
J.T. Hawes
Pail Mester
W. Smith
Southport
J. B. Switzer
Tarvington
Mallett & Hike
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Jim
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Gouldn
Mitchells, Partners’ Dairy
LL Mu
Sten
Ing Terence
Wede
Wes
Elwood
Siae
Inez
Tates Attompr
Fes
Comlex
Chicago
Cémler
Mre
Davis
Wade Tz
Colm
Rand
Nitasux
Wate
Rj Diefendorf
Deztts
Mr. Wade
Tryce Neviedia
Westport
Krow
Miss Aqnes
Mary Wade
Witaies
Wades
Testif
Beale
Taetane Tour Regan - Fest
the House
Perez the Murder
Comte
Laio Owe Akar
Sfo Retsov
Faseveu
Bo" Roemey
Arthur Wmne Wade Alway
Smeres
Washington
Jan
Siegel
Wallis
Edis Island
Ellis Island
Rex. Deal. Wread
Secretary of Labor
Blanton
Texas
Chase
Raro
Cruic
Founda
Vincent Bisaldo
Wall St. Wolf
George W. Jackson
Punevat Servi Jackson
Mira
N. Oo
Walker & Tanks
Fainfeld
Henry E. Kelly
Veeta
Churen
Scott
Scott & Bowne, Bloatsfields Ns J
Penrose
Fordney
Troman
Rome
American Hardware
Barefield Avenue
Sam Ihne
Hardware
Amd
Dordens Eagle Brand
Park Street
Cinot
W. H. Dodz
Merhald Youle Cinot
Direct Importing Co
Sul
Main Street
Comner de Watson Bank
John
Daniel Green
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