Trial of Michigan youth for murder of girl started
Corusawa Mich June 20 AP Selection began in circuit court to try Forrest Higgins 25 on murder charges for the death of Lucy Wittum 19 found April 1 along railroad tracks. Higgins admits meeting her the night before and says she drank poison after learning their marriage would be delayed. He fled and reported nothing for fear of blame. He denies knowledge of poison source. China now has two woman clerks in National Assembly the first in empire history assigned to publish Parliamentarian Record.
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Corusawa
Mich
Associated Press
Forrest Higgins
Lucy Wwittum
Higgins
Tieging
China
National Assembly
Tiz Foot Remedy Promises Instant Relief for Tired Feet
An old advertisement touts Tiz as the grandest foot-aladdener, claiming it relieves pain from corns and bunions, prevents foot fatigue, and makes shoes fit better for a year. It urges readers to buy at any drug store and avoid substitutes.
Fairfield crowd spots plans for next big club outing
A busy Fairfield scene unfolds with Bill Burton and Ed LeBaron discussing a forthcoming club excursion while local figures including Captain Bennett, Charlie Sabin, and John Hines appear among residents. The crowd observes a lively street atmosphere, noting changes at local shops and plans for early return to routine.
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Mhin
Fairfield
Bill Burton
Hermit Clay
Ed LeBaron
Hermit
Fach
Michhican
Captain Bennett
Bridgeport News Company
Submarine construction lag blamed on Congress
Simon Late, inventor of submersibles, says the United States lags five years in building underwater craft. He notes a flotilla heading to the Philippines and four Marines aboard, while England and Japan outpace U S due to lack of funding since 1913. Congress would need to fund to produce top subs. Senator King seeks investigation after Rear Admiral Fulham testimony about 13 million spent with only one seaworthy vessel.
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Kings
Simon Late
Lake
Senator King
Fulham
Navy Affalne Committee
Washington
Thomas F Driscoll Cleared of Draft Slacker Allegation
Thomas F Driscoll of South Avenue is not the draft evader referenced by War Department records. Officials confirm the man cited is a different person, and military files prove the claim.
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Thomas F. Driscoll
Wime
Thomaas R. Driscoll
South Avenue
War Department
Park Avenue
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