Notorious Wade Nott murder case concludes
Mrs Nott accepts a first degree murder plea after defense and judge debate. Wade is to be executed. Mrs Nott is sentenced to life imprisonment. Johnston pleads guilty to manslaughter and receives one year. The case ends with the condemned, the courtroom, and the press noting the tragedy and its toll.
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Travers
Robert
Shannon
Mieren
Simulinn
Gerreej Atoorner
Mott
Wade
Windcote
Nett
Ir. DeFrrest
Tracer
Prase
Noth
John Edward Johnston
George E. Notts
Eridge William
Cummings
Johnston
T Lawrence Finklestone
Hugh J. Lavery
Maltbie
Sebasion
Third Internationale Meets at Moscow Today
The third congress of the Third Internationale opens in the Kremlin Moscow with ceremonies planned amid protests and previous parades. Delegates will witness a stage of special performances. the city plans public displays to reflect a new direct activity policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Internationale
Moscow
ROGA
Tetvla
Mira Internationals
Sehednion
Kremlin
Mascawta
Moscow Tavestia
Jni
Died 5 Talnere Sipped EBarkbus Wiseenain
A fragment from a 19th century notice records a death and burial event with unreadable names and garbled terms, leaving only the core action of a burial or funeral associated with a listed date and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talnere
Ebarkbus
Wiseenain
Murder of Six Women Blamed on Sinn Fein
In London the House of Commons heard Ireland dominates questions. Since January 1, 1921 Sinn Fein violence led to six women murdered seven wounded and three kidnapped. Police, military, and civilian casualties rose to twenty police, eight military, and forty civilians by May 28. The cabinet authorized military action under the military code to repress rebellion and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
House of Commons
Wiayd- George
Hamar Greenwood
Sinn
Exy
Cyrees
Mar
Harding Awards Navy Diplomas
The commencement program featured Admiral Uri of the Japanese navy among the guests on the platform. Denby, and President Harding addressed the graduates, praising leadership and honoring the secretary of the navy.
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Harding
NAVY
Gudate
Admiral Uri
Ndt
Parmai
Denby
Swrethearls
Spying on High Court Denounced in Court Narrative
A historical court discussion denounces spying on the high court amid alleged violations of confidentiality. References to Chief Justice Edward Douglas White and the cotton leak case highlight concerns over secrecy and legal ethics. Defendants allegedly used government crop reports to profit in Wall Street.
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Lnte
Edward — Douglas White
Solani
Hans VV. Henkel
Teda
Nevi
Espreime Court
A. Barrett
Moses Ane Larter
Wall Street
Department of
Haugen Packer Control Measure Passed by House
Washington June 3 The Haugen packer control bill passed today by the House without a recorded vote and sent to the Senate. The measure places packing houses and stockyards under the supervision of the Secretary of Agriculture who may prescribe regulations. Packers and stockyards would be subject to records audits and other controls to ensure fair practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Carmen May Not Accept Wage Cut Rallies Unity
Wage cut rejection sparks fury as telegraph and union leaders clash over new pay scale. Vice President Punderford declines comment while delegates from multiple cities press for a uniform agreement. The old contract expired May 3 and a June 1 effective rate is debated, with a statewide impact anticipated.
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Amio
Companien
Seitles
Touhey
Punderford
Epen
Dungerford
Newigveu
Coatn
Vehicle
Porderford
John J. Toohey
Bernard Flannagan
Port Union
Toohey
Bridgport Union
Rae Watter
Colonel Isbell Named Member of Police Board
Colonel Isbell named to the state police board as part of a reorganization. The new commission replaces the old state police department with a four year superintendent at 4000 dollars yearly, holding authority to appoint most state policemen subject to the commission. The change merges motor vehicle inspection with the state police and may place many inspectors under police control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbell
Mann
Lodas Wea
Ah Gaye Laake
Thestiin Palieky Commission
Guverton
Paleo Hie
Policr Department
Cader
Rabbing A
Bovernop
Ew Commission
Falda
Hreerthe Aiet
Namre
Enmimalasion
Fairfield County Tax Budget Seeks 207872 Funding
Fairfield County commissioners submitted the tax plan to the state senators and representatives in Hart yesterday. The budget totals 207,872 with 69,90 for dads, 204,612 for the courthouse, and a school grant raised to 378,009 about five percent. A Monday meeting was set to finalize committee reports for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair‘field County
Hart
Court House
Grand Jury to Probe Race Riot in Tulsa
A Tulsa area report details a grand jury investigation into the race riot. General Barrett stated martial law would not be extended at that time. An emergency committee, chaired by ex Mayor Fy iin, plans rebuilding for over 3,900 damaged Tarpless properties and care for displaced residents. White criminals caused much of the damage. nine white deaths and several Black victims are noted. The Red Cross organized transport for destitute families. power lines and communications are being restored. Troops and police will guard the district. a $500,000 fund supports reconstruction. Thirteen Black bodies were buried in the city cemetery with no ceremony. National guardsmen are returning to their posts. search for Dick Rowland remains public.
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Barrett
Nat
Tulsa
T. D. Evans
Hagro
G. Jackson
Red Cross
Heiaeer
Barr
Lought
Tegrass
The
Americas Legion
Ing
Milan
Adon
Inetr
Sharp practices in money market scheme exposed
Report details schemes where real estate assets were moved to builders seeking loans. Ephraim Lavy bought property from Mutual Life Insurance for 670000 to obtain a 4500000 loan at per ite on appraised value 2900. Prudential Life funded an old frame hotel for 113000 via a borrower of 3850.00. Abel Ning admitted padding mortgage face values by about 20 percent. Actual interest soared as borrowers paid principal in installments while 6 percent accrued on face value, reaching 126 percent in one King transaction and 125 percent in another, per certified accountant F H Parsons.
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Hughes
Ephraim Lavy
Mutual Life Insurance
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Ukewlee
Abel Ning
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Wada
M Noft
Proov
Taineston
Floral Park
Jeremiah Holmes
First
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Telephone Brivnim
Burt
Emea Mptettyas Nott Sen
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Paret Ay
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NOTT
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Guipey OF
MunoEe
Aloe
Shane
Ess
Commings
Erte Notte
Epp Soinstonw
Ataralys
Messes DE Forest
TALIA
Sinn Fein
Cemins
Aflfience
Taier
Aariding
Tana
Marine
Halex
Agriculture
Carmen
State Department
Fairfield County
Grand Jury
Justice For
Nesries
Ernest Austin
iHoushton
NS. x
Carry Worden
Walser Dages
Comanaasr
Pierce Oil Corporation of
Amo
Ead
Negra
Dick Rowland
Ac Young
Peer Inc
Watts
Gordon Mfg. CO
Foxboro
Mass
Foster-Besse CO
Main St
Bridgeport
Connecticut Auto Specialties
Cocamstock
East
Hartford
Conn
Hemmertholds
Fairfeld Avenue
Middle Street
Sheffield
Usaful
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
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