Kinkead Murder Trial Halts When Witness Collapses
Olivia M. P. Stone, a graduate nurse, collapsed on the witness stand during the Kinkead murder trial in New York. The judge adjourned the proceeding until tomorrow as doctors attended her. The defense pressed questions about threatening letters demanding money, which Stone denied handwriting. Her collapse occurred after a barrage of letters and after a moment when Vanderbilt stationery was shown to her.
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New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Wit Ness
Chargie
Dile Guy Kinkead
Cincinnati Corporation
Supreme Court
Aspineltads
Winkeed
Assianant
Warbasser
War Dawe
Warbeare
Cincinnati General Hospital
Kinkead
Ted
Air
Bishop Mitchell reviews success of ME program
Bishop Bayard Mitchell of St. Paul Minn explores the Methodists’ world program during a Southern New England conference address in Pawtucket. He cites record giving by mission boards and pledged receipts, notes strong church growth, youth involvement and extensive church resources across the United States, and urges continued support for forward plans amid rising social ills.
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Pawtucket
Maven
Biancp Gharlea
Bayard Mitchell
St. Paul
Minn
New England
Board of Semisn ‘Missions
Wwe
Chicago
Detroit
Bis$hop Mitchell
South
Tyworth League
Ap Life Services
Christian Church
Operators blamed for impending coal strike
A congressional record argues operators and miners failed to meet for a peaceable wage agreement in the bituminous coal industry. It contends a conference could have averted a production stoppage and price hikes, notes the contrast with the anthracite sector, and urges public release of the reasons for nonparticipation while warning of a looming strike. Representative London proposes White House mediation to prevent the crisis.
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Onararons
Hig
Washington
Bast Bituminata
Nermat Ronditiona
Srom
gaminiatra+ Hon
Piblic
House
Lanor Committee
London
New York
Miners and Operators Suspend Negotiations in Strike
New York dispatch reports that after failure to avert the general coal strike, the anthracite miners and operators adjourned. Union state committeemen and mine officials will flee to the anthracite regions of Pennsylvania to ensure a peaceful evacuation and will reconvene Monday to resume wage talks. Non-union workers are said scattered, with limited impact on the suspension.
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New York
Settor
Tennsylvania
Distele
Adare Herr
Congress Considers Appeal to Harding
Congress weighing an appeal to President Harding as lawmakers seek to influence national policy. The fragmented readable text references OWashengrioin and marching events, hinting at political pressure and potential representation actions amid a broader constitutional debate.
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Congress
Harding
Bacher Charged in Letters With Abusing Wife
Greenwich March 1 Special Amid letters from Mrs Henry St Bacher a private inquest opened by Coroner Tod J Phelan Bridgport 1941 notes she harmed herself and alleged her husband abused her family. Witnesses described her mental distress and constant medical supervision to prevent self harm as inquest heard.
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Greenwich
Eli Sy
Henry St. Bacher
Todn J. Phelan
Bridgsport
Todhkr
Ruane
Wirneelf
Medical
Aminer John A .Clark
Meanty Patrick Whinagan
Taines Water
Auvorney
Bacher
Memnhears
Coal Crisis Tests Labor Leaders In Congress
Discussion in the Senate labor committee moves toward joint action on preventing a nationwide shut down in coal, with Chairman Borah cautioning about advisory limits. A hearing tied to Bland’s proposed investigating commission aims to unite miners and operators, while union leaders warn of potential production losses.
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Somorrow
Tynit
Ne ‘Senate
Borah
Senate ‘Abor
Waal
House
Landon
New York
TR J Demis Council of Churches of Christ In America
Congress
National Coalsseociation
Bland
John L. Bewls
Dusy
Moore
Time Too Short Says John L. Lewis in Indianapolis
International President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers warned that time is short for a satisfactory agreement to avert a midnight work suspension, but said the union remains ready to meet operators. He noted the stalemate persisted after intense effort and said President Harding might invite a conference tomorrow. preliminaries were completed at the union headquarters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
a.International
Jonn J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Stalemont
Honer
Harding
Sianen
Worth
Titcomb Appointed Game Superintendent
Hartford March 40 Jom W Theamh was appointed superintendent to the State Board of Piah wing and Caine to succeed John M rampon. Titcqmh will serve the Ash psd gant boards in Vermont and New York.
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Hartford
Jom W. VtHeamh
Sungrinten
Doniier Tie State Board of
Piah
Wing Ald Caine
John M. Rampon
Titcqmh
Vermont
New York
Retired Norwalk Dog Warden Wagged Out Of Office
Norwalk politics flow like a thriller as Dog Warden Walsh is ousted after nine years in public service. Deputy Commissioner Crowley cites numerous dog fatalities, while Patrolman Pagenas steps in and begins duties amid speculation about the motive and future of Norwalk’s canine oversight. The city eyes calmer streets but keeps a wary eye on animal control leadership.
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Norwalk
Norwails
New Haven
Walsi
Ylons Weel Avenue
Tommy Walsh
Walsh
Hig Luomause
Feeter
John Crowley
Norwalks
The
NorvalmentehaRersei
Taved Gedjal
Tommie
Tommie Walsh
Nano
Me Ord
Walah
Public Service
Crowley
Merete
Bridgeport
Aoxs
Ip & Stile Dor Wardet
Nore Wall
Charles F. Pagenas
City
Patiporia
Officer Suspended by Police Board Amid Admission
A police officer was suspended by the police board after admissions to misconduct. The commissioner gave three chances to tell the truth about the situation. The officer admitted knowing a girl for a year and visiting her off post on another occasion. The board ruled all three charges serious and noted the off post conduct as a discipline issue within the department.
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Misaoner Thomas
Gurstlonea Nim
Stanley
Wisestbrach
Phile C. Calhoun
Dry Law Conspirators Sentenced in Federal Court
Nine men convicted in Trenton New Jersey for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act receive prison terms from Federal Judge Joseph T Bodin. Sentences include four years each for most defendants and two year terms for several others, with appeals anticipated. Names include Marey 849 Roulovien Nevalitsky Moon Braunier Selzer Brauer Shitlion Millers Bris Ga deh and others from New Brunswick and Ventnor.
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Trenton
Marey
United States
Fed 1
Joseph T. Bodin
Fear Roulovien
Thomas Nevalitski
David Moon
Frederick Braunier
New Br
Armed Bandit Raids New Haven Drug Store
A masked robber in a blue handkerchief robbed a drugs store on Robert Avenue in West Haven tonight. He fled in a waiting automobile toward Bridgeport after the owner fired six shots from a revolver, missing the bandit.
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New Haven
Mateh
Robert Aveytin
West Haven
Aveytin
Armitin
Bridgeport
Judge Rules On Football Claim Between Owners
A late 19th century style decision settles a dispute over a football claim between two owners, with one suing for a share of a contract. The judge weighs competing arguments and allocates the contested rights, while noting the case hinges on the exact terms and ownership stakes involved.
Harvestor Corporation Profits Decreased in Chicago Report
The Harvestor Corporation reports a net profit of 4,705.918 for the year, down from the prior period, with total sales around 34 fet cont. The release cites figures from Angyand reports and lists preventive medicines like quine tablets.
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Chicago
National Marvester Compans
RY Ag
Health Board to Enforce Milk Rules Provoking Protests
The Health Department plans May 7 enforcement of new milk rules requiring source bottling and classification as raw or pasteurized. Small farmers fear costly equipment and loss of business while officials argue the change may raise prices for producers who meet the standards. Some distributors deny the ruling benefits them, while others warn modest sellers could exit the trade if compliance proves impractical.
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Department of Health
Health Board
Volstead Endorsed for Return to Congress
Willmar March 30. Congressman Volstead, longtime North Dakota Minnesota representative in Congress since March, 4 years, was endorsed for renomination by the Republican party convention here. The vote was unanimous.
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Volstead
Congress
Willmar
Ayi
Revenu
Minnesota Aiéimet
Yaad
Repubican @iatrien
Unanimonca
Clarence Winton Urged for Postmaster Amid Political Talks
Clarence Winton emerges as a leading candidate for postmaster as town factions discuss his chances. Democratic support boosts his position while Republicans including Ales, Robinson, Ballard, and Corner are named as other potential contenders. Incumbent Postmaster Greene seeks reappointment before his term ends.
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Clarence EB Winton
Charles F. Greene
Cihe
Winton
Ales
HI Robinson
Frank &. Ballard
Arthur
Corner
Greene
Health ruling on milk handling sparks cost debate
A city health ruling on milk handling faces sharp cost estimates from dealers and disagreement over the public health impact. Officials claim new equipment costs from 1990 to 3000 dollars, while a dealer argues the total should be only 300. Health Officer Coon contends against transferring milk between receptacles and blending in vats, insisting safeguards protect the milk supply. Retail pricing in the city remains cited as lower than elsewhere to counter calls for consumer price shifts.
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Health Board
Coon
New York City
Dalrymer's League
New York
Amall Larmers
Health Department
Mas
Washington warns firms to build cautiously after downturn
The Department of Commerce reports a lingering downturn as business activity persists from March 20. Officials caution that habitation growth must be based on firm foundations to avoid future losses and hangovers from postwar expansion.
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Department of Commerce
Rde
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