Eva Kaber Ready to Plead Guilty to Second Degree Murder
In Cleveland on June 15 Eva Catherine Kaber expressed willingness to plead guilty to second degree murder if the first degree charge is reduced. Friends say the move aims to secure a lighter sentence as legal proceedings unfold. The case involves Marion Stillman and related court actions, with defense plans and inquiries noting past divorce and local bank ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jone
Eva Catherine Kaber
Mrs Rockefeller testifies in Stillman case at hearing
Mrs Rockefeller spent over an hour on the stand as she described events at the Stillman estate and the Blue Cottage. Bernard Kelly testified about rooms in the estate and Beauvais presence, while cross examination of Mrs Stillman and others revealed continual residence at the old home and weekend absences in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliei
Stillman Trawyers
Stillman
Retson
Leeds
Broadway
Bernard Kelly
Focentico Hills
Fred Beauvai
I Still
Iddie
Mr. Stillman
Rockefeller
Jirs
Frank Lacey
Iman
Mary Sturray
Len D. Hunt
Hee Rack
Labor Referendum Calls and Prohibition Debate
A labor group urges a referendum on war measures tied to railroad returns to owners to stimulate agriculture and business. A second resolution seeks modification of Volstead Acts to permit wholesale beer and calls for a national vote on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordear
Congress
Rockville Man Acquitted of Arson in Tolland Court
Peter F. Green of Tolland was found not guilty by a jury on the arson charge in Tolland county superior court. The jury disagreed on the insurance fraud count, which was continued to next fall. The case alleged he burned homes in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isonment
St. Medrdie
Slevie
Marion
County
Fei
Pe Om Reed
Mang
M Flaunt
Stillman
National City Bank
Mr. Stillman
Bernara Belly
Stillen
Stewie
Warren Tildreth
Dir. Bilton
Bpgeviler
Conn
Peter F. Green
Tolland
Tolland County Superior Court
Tug at New London Sold at Auction
The tug Better owned by the WW BD Dutrer company of New York was sold at auction in New London on June 15 for 51250. Deputy U S Marshal Menanan of New Haven acted as auctioneer and the buyer, R W Malone, appeared for the United States Shipping Board. Liens totaling 50000 had been filed against the vessel since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Cnonn
Better
Wwbd, Dutrer Company
New York
United States
Menanan
New Haven
R. W. Malone
United States Shipping Board
Apri
Pardons Board Grants One While Bassett Denies Another
The board grants a single pardon as Antonio Oxialo of New Haven is freed on his appeal after life imprisonment for second degree murder. Others, including Seul Joseph and Frank Massett, sought mercy, with mixed outcomes and a withdrawn appeal from Boonerwina.
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Hartyord
Beanie
Wwe
Elementy Ware
Antonio Oxialo
New Han
Womru
Hin
Seul Joseph
Wrank Rose
Athagg Salsberg
Boonerwina
Gessie J. Walkefield
Wisnal
Sie
Massett
Bridgenort
Paris Beauties Clash With Budapest Legs Debate
Paris actresses and art figures dispute a Berlin Berlinist correspondent's praise of Budapest women's legs. Mistinguett and Clea de Merode defend French beauty standards while lampooning German propaganda. The exchange touches on Paris tastes, Hungary’s milk supply, and the role of correspondents in shaping fashion lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Karl H
Wiegand
Mademoissle Spineby
Theatre of Varieties
Berlin
Universal Service
Budapest
Mr. von Wiegand
Gros
Commission
Rank J. Gould
Mistinguett
Port Saint Miartin
Mr. von Weigand
Clea de Merode
Leopold T
Belgium
Hungary
Harry Pilcer
Mlle. de Merodo
Gaby Desius
11 year old Alma Mann to exhibit swimming stunts in New York
11 year old Alma Mann, acclaimed swimmer from the Panama Coral Zone, is traveling to New York to perform underwater chain release stunts as part of her act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma. Mann
New York
Panama Coral Zone
Hughes Takes Up Japanese Issues Continued Page One
The article outlines American handling of Japanese influence in China, detailing talks between Ambassador Shidehara and Secretary Hughes on international cable privileges and immigration. It notes France’s stance at Geneva, the potential settlement without a European tribunal, and Japan’s proposed retention of certain privileges while awaiting Chinese guard assurances at key towns and rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fttts
League of Thane
League Council
Aod
Geneva
Japan
Shidehara
Hughes
Ching
Ft Ie Aaig
Cing European Tribunal
Weebl
Tokio
China
Guarda
Tymetau
Bay
Kiao-Choy
Threerwiens
Forme Eneratives
Yi Hay
Tapan
Tenan-Tu-Tsinetan
Life in Wild North Safer Than In Cities
A northern life is described as safer than urban streets as Andrew M. Taylor praises Alaska’s calm during a spring visit. He contrasts city noise with the quiet North and plans a Siberia expedition with John B. Burnham to collect Siberian sheep varieties, returning via Seattle in October.
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Alaska
Beattie
Andrew M. Taylor
Third Avenue
Union Street
Vaylor
John B. Burham
New York
American Game ‘Protective Assocation
Siberia
Seattle
Burnham
What It Feels Like to Be One Hundred Years Old
A centenarian Rev John Anderson of Coste reflects on a lifetime from 1821 to 1921, recalling telegraphs stages town criers and early newspapers. He discusses health, writing to Lord Balfour, education, science, and his enduring interest in India while noting his weariness yet continued curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Von
John Anderson
Coste
England
Anderson Spes
Homers
Melehill
Lord Balfour
Arphine
Mid- Lothian
Scotland
Newdad
Toara
India
Train fired on near Limerick Ennis. two killed
A train from Limerick to Ennis was fired upon. soldiers returned fire, killing two attackers and wounding one. G. S. Walls, a 63 year old civil hill officer, was murdered near Cashel by an armed party. Cork’s military governor warns civilians to halt when ordered or face deadly force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Limerick
Ennis
G. S. Walls
Uill
Cashel
Cork
Senators Lodge and Willis at War Over Patronage
Washington June 1 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts Republican leader and Willis of Ohio who nominated President landing at Chicago are on the warpath over recent appointments. Lodge objects to Julius Klein as director of the bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. the Commerce Committee postponed action until tomorrow. Willis opposes Charles H Nauts for collector of Internal Revenue for the Tenth Ohio district and filed a memorandum with the Senate Finance committee. The row reflects White House friction but leaders see no lasting damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Klein
Hoover
Senate
Senator Willis
Charles H. Nauts
Toledo
Ohio
Senator Lodge
White House
Walls
Nauts
Watts
Appouttinene Blerked
Ary Nauts
Mr. Nauts
Willis
Senate Glance Committee
Walter T. Brown
Atts
Frank A. Linner
Caroline
Olina
Peaie
Milford Sets Sunday Movie Vote and Property Gift Plan
Milford votes on Sunday movies and approves a $6,000 town appreciation for Fowler Mills to back a first mortgage payoff. The town plans to acquire Fowler and Merril property, add to parks as a historic region, and set annual tax collector pay at 1200 with a $1,200 cap, shifting from commission based.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Lake
Seizure of 300 Machine Guns in Hoboken
Report states 300 machine guns were seized in Hoboken after unknown parties boarded the ship East Side seeking supplies. A watchman refused entry without owner authorization. Williams, in his warrant application, described 600 Thompson machine guns and numerous drum and box magazines along with hundreds of parts. residence listed as 25 Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esse
Parti
Williams
Hoboken
Fort hours misfire on effort to raise army strength
A historic discussion shows a plan to muster one hundred fifty thousand men faced early failure. Agreement on weather provisions marks a tentative step, while a dispute over the method to reach target strength will be reported to authorities first in the hot current week.
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United States
Horstoril Advertisement Promises Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Horstoril’s acid phosphate as a remedy for indigestion and distress after meals, claiming greater relief when taken in water before meals.
Auto Parts Gang: City Listings of Garages and Suppliers
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous auto shops and garages with street addresses across Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Names include Alling Rubber Co, American Hardware Stores, Bray’s Garage, Hart’s Garage, Turney & Son, Caray Motor Co, Lynch Bros. Garage, N.Y. Auto Supply Co, Connecticut Automotive Equipment Co, Abe Shavioe Co, Tire Sales Co, Waples Company, and New York Automobile Supply Co, with multiple Fairfield and State Street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alling Rubber Co
Fairfield VE American Hardware Stores, Inc
Fareficia Ave
Middle St
Flue Rinbon
Fairfield Ve. Bray's
State Street
Hart's
East Main Street
Turney & Son, Inc
State St
Bridgeport
Main St
Caray Motor Go
Falrtela
Lynch Sros
N.Y
Connesticut Automotive Equipment Co
John Street
Abe Shavioe Co
Fairfield Ve. West & Langdon
E. Main St Tire Sales Co
Fairfield Ave
Waples Company
Stratford Ve. New York Automobile Supply Co
North Ave
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Clevehind
Fler
Théonius McArdig
Nin Marion
Lewis Heri Ailnrney
Chirasy
Persu
Mrs. Rockefeller
LABOR
Rockville
Tug
The
Billings & Spencer CO
Hartford, Conn
Sumimies Wradings
NEW Bride
Sheffield
Casseroser
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
P.O
Bassett
Antonio C. Oziolo
Miss “Houdini
Aileen Seper
Acan
London
Armerican
Ceotle Sorel
International
von Wiegand
Bertin
Gerald Kitev
Chicago
Chicago Reporter, Ex-Hands-Hall and International
Dora
Foleie
Sarsh Bernhardt
Tlondon
Monaghan
Maiee
Lodge
Ony
Hiding
Massachusetts
R Duse
Patranace
Capitol
Eral
Attorn
Daugherty
Seor Frelinghtysen
New Jersey
Senalioe Frelinghuysen
New York State
Milford
Pagepe
Erfort
MOB Autospe
Surface Gow
Mobo Am Sony
Reomfs
John i Stanley Co, Inc
Moho Auto Soap
SHOPO
Coca-Cola Company
Aventa, Ga
ASA
American Hardware
Sud Middly St
AMP State Hardware—and Mores
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