Thefts Motive Sought In Cap May Woman Death
Police probe the death of Aiias Mary 8. Clark wealthy Washington and Pittsburgh resident found on a bench in Cape May New Jersey The body showed she carried a large sum of money and 30000 in bonds when she left Washington January 11 plus only 55 cents in her handbag Investigators doubt a mystery woman accompanied her from Philadelphia to Cape May and seek where she spent January 11 to 14 Police await autopsy and inquest to determine if murder occurred
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Capr
May
Aiias Mary
Clark
Washington
Pittsburgh
Misa Clark
Cape May
Philadelphia
Mise Clark
Wildhwood Junction
N. J
Ex Grid Star Shot Wife Inquest Finds
Ex grid star J E Norton Shaw a Harvard athlete and attorney deliberately shot his wife then killed himself in Mattapoisett home on November 27. Judge Nathan Washburn ruled the act a deliberate homicide followed by self destruction with finances and business affairs cited as nearing a climax.
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Middleboro
Mass
J. E. Norton Shaw
Harvard
New Hedford
Nathan Washburn
Fourth Plymouth District Court
Palatine Mattapoisett
Noember
Washburn
Offer of 700000 for bankrupt Hamilton Mill rises in Boston
The $700,000 bid for the Hamilton Manufacturing bankrupt mill in Lowell covers building stock and property but excludes cash on hand and notes. The offer would provide $100,900 immediately and $160,600 on papers passed, with remaining balance secured as a mortgage. Objections to the sale may be filed within ten days as ordered by the judge.
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Boston
Hamilton Manufacturing
Lowell Textile Concern
Marden and Murphy
Lowell Reail
Balanes
Medical whiskey bill to raise cost, pharmacist says
New Haven January 21 AP A Connecticut pharmacist warns a Congress bill to create a government monopoly on medicinal whiskey would nearly double prices. P J Garvin of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association says a private distiller output would be sold to retailers with added taxes and sinking fund costs, pushing druggists to charge about twice as much and boosting bootleg diversion. He notes no provisions prevent adulteration or cuts by current distributors.
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New Haven
P. J. Garvin
Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association
Garvin
Sard
Critics hear Downes perform as musicians watch
In New York a newspaper critic from Columbia and piano house manager volunteered to play for seven professional musicians acting as critics pro tem. Olin Downes of the New York Times performed, with many in the audience including Josef Hotman Albert Spalding and John Erskine noting the slip. The event supports a MacDowell Foundation fund benefit in Peterboro New Hampshire tomorrow night.
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New York
Columbia
Trina
Josef Hotman
Albert Spalding
Olin Downes
Ne York Times
MacDowell Foundation Fund
Peterboro
N. H
Mr. Downes
John Erskine
Ernest Ardis
Steinway and Sons
George Gershwin
The
World
Hofman
the Times
Ernest Hutcheson
Herald-Tribune
Evening Post
Ernest Schelling
Fivening Sun
George Barrerre
Evening Telegram
Carl Singer
Staats Zeitung
Lawyers in will case get $54 408
Waterbury January 21 Judge Leonard J Nickerson awarded counsel fees totaling 57 408 13 to law firms for work in the will case of R K Brown He listed Brive and White New Haven 14950 Carmody and Thoms 16010 73 Myeres Hincks and Traurig 1447 45 Francis T Reaves 11500 The decision followed a prior Supreme Court ruling upholding a clause limiting redevelopment of two stores on East Main and South Main Streets The Colonial Trust protested the fee awards as excessive after considering case expenses
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Waterbury
Leonard J. Nickerson
Superior Court
R. K. Brown
Brive and White
New Haven
Carmody and Thoms
Myeres, Hincks and Traurig
Francis T Reaves
R Kbown
Loeal
Sumetlor
East Main
South Main Streets
Supreme Court of Errors
RT Walther
Colonial Trust Company
Wit
Nickerson
Meriden saloonkeeper ordered to close bar
Meriden police court actions target long time saloon on Morse Avenue. Owen Gaffney, 67, fined 75 dollars and costs for conducting a place where liquor is sold. A clerk Wollsehlager also fined 75 dollars for keeping intoxicating liquor with intent to sell and for possessing items to dispense liquor.
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Meriden
Owen Gaffney
Liw
Morse Avenue
Nera
Wollsehlager
Gaffney
Gaffney Place
Millicent Lands Says Affair With Salm Ended
Countess Salm formerly Millicent Rogers arrives at Southampton aboard the Aquitania and declares she is finished with Count Salm. She avoids detail on divorce, finances, or future plans, insisting she will not discuss matrimonial mistakes or remarriage and will remain private.
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Salm
London
Count Salm
Countess Salm
Millicent Rogers
Southampton
Aquitania
Henry Rogers
Europe
Queationer
Pergista
New York
Agin
Orer
Lucy
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