Sandwich Man Admits Killing Two Friends
Newark advertisement man Li Morel, 67, confessed to two murders, one ten years old and another on New Year's night. He had been a friend of Campbell and was linked to the Newark factory watchman shooting. Detectives arrested him after witnesses placed him with Campbell for weeks, and he initially denied knowledge before breaking down.
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Li Morel
Newark
William Suckalow
Bellville
Joles
Bugh Campbell
United Pursulting Co
Morebava
Volunteers of America
Witt Alin
Waa
Moreheuse
Campbell
Thompsonville landmark burned in major blaze
A two story frame house on Joseph Fierce place in Enfield street burned today. Occupants David Suguhon and his wife with three children escaped with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The dwelling valued at $6,000 with $4,000 insurance was destroyed.
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Thompsonville
Coin
Jan
Enfield Street
Joseph Fierce
David Suguson
Not Guilty Surrendered Slayer In 1901 Spartanburg Case
In Spartanburg D C Jan a not guilty verdict frees Will Lattimore who recently surrendered on a murder charge for Mack Lowrey’s 1901 shooting near here. He said the death was accidental and has lived within thirty miles of Spartanburg for the past year.
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Spartanburg
D.C
Will Lattimore
Mack Lowrey
Here
Idle mill employes sell cloth they made
Operatives at the Webster mill report a plan to circumvent presssure by acting as salesmen for their own cloth. They buy the fabric at cost from the mill and resell it in nearby towns, aiming to profit from the venture during the period of oppression.
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Webster
Mags
January Sale Of Furnishings And Sets At Read Furniture
Read Furniture advertises a January sale on house furnishings and room sets including Mission and Queen Anne ten-piece groups. Prices slash former amounts on buffets, china cabinets, and upholstery. curtain fabrics and marquisette offer deep cuts, with many pieces suitable for large homes and hotels.
Silk Scarves and Ties Sale Highlights Styles and Prices
A period sale lists men's silk neckwear and ties with price cuts from $3.50 to 89 cents per item, plus open-end, group discounts, and bulk offers. Silk and Georgette dresses and hats appear with mid-winter to spring vibes, including satin and straw combinations, and new styles for Cheney Brothers fabrics on the fourth floor.
Red uprising averted in Georgian Republic report
Allied officers state a communist movement was stamped out in Jenat with about 1000 communists expelled from the province of Koutals amid a thwarted uprising in the Georgian Republic.
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Georgian Republic
Republic of Georgia
Jenat
Koutals
Stamford Prisoner Admits Passing Worthless Checks
Stamford, Jan 71 Augustus Rose of Springfield Mass alias Robert Bishop pleaded guilty to issuing worthless checks today and was held in 3000 for the superior court. He drew checks on the Union-New Haven Trust Company and police from that city want him.
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Stamford
Jan
Augustus, Rose
Springfield
Mass
Robert Bishop
Fie
Ltaven Trust Company
Stamford Factory Cuts All Wages 20 Percent
A wage cut of 20 percent including salaries from the president down was announced at the Yale and Towne Manufacturing company, effective January 17. One thousand employees will be temporarily laid off, reducing the force to 2,000.
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Stamford
Jar
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Prohibition Clerk Suspected in Fraud
In Washington January a pension of Irene H Richardson and two clerks in the fourth division of the Prohibition enforcement office were named in a pending probe. The investigation concerns irregularities in issuing permits for liquor withdrawals. Internal Revenue Commissioner Williams announced the inquiry.
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Washington, Jan, T
Irene H. Richardson
Prohibition Enforcement Office
Internal Revenue
Wiliams
Lumber Prices Drop 45 Percent in Stamford
Stamford, Jan 7. News reports a cut of 29 to 40 percent in lumber prices announced yesterday. The decline is expected to stimulate home building this spring if builders take advantage of favorable weather and conditions.
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Stamford
Receiver Appointed in $500,089 New York Failure
A receiver was appointed today for the National Importing and Trading Company of New York after a creditor petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities were about $500,000 and assets $25,000. The filing details were announced as part of the court action.
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New York
National Importing and Trading Company, Tre
Ling
Germany bans coal shipments into Bavaria
Paris dispatch reports miners in the Ruhr district plan to cut coal to Bavaria as a pressure tactic ahead of a push to disarm Bavarian civil guards. The Matin cites a Berlin report on the move dated January 7.
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Germany
Bavaria
Paris
Ruhr
Berlin
Grand Duchess Charlotte Births a Son John
Grand Duchess Charlotte gave birth to a boy named John Avon yesterday in Luxembourg. The event follows her November 8, 1910 marriage to Prince Felix af Bourdan-Paraga.
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Luxembourg
Charlotte
Felix Af Bourdan-Paraga
Avon
Jolin
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