Indictment Expected In Mills Mills Murder Case
In Brunswick New Jersey Prosecutor Beekman pledged an indictment in the Mills murder within three days. Ex-circus rider Mrs Gibson, wife of William Tagton, said she knows another corroborating witness who saw a woman in a gray coat on the Philips farm the night Ball and Mrs Mills were killed. Mayor Atwater and Fire Board president Coleian inspected city fire houses, praising equipment.
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Brunswick
N. J
Beekman
Somerset County
Lat
Wetrle
Edwera W. Jia
Eleanor R. Mills
Philips
Jang Gibson
Gibson
William Tageton
New Brunswick
Trenton
Euston
New Brunswiell
Derussy's
Mott
Totten
Stale
Ball
Mussolini Sends Message of Goodwill to U S Premier
Premier Mussolini addresses Secretary of State Hughes in Washington. He expresses cordial wishes and confidence in friendly economic and spiritual collaboration between Italy and the United States. He notes the Italian people trust the American nation to understand Italy’s efforts toward a common victory.
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Proas
Mussolini
Mughes
Washington
Vacal Cordlal
Mussolini Cabinet Sets Foreign Policy Core for Italy
Italy's new Magnolin cabinet, led by Mussolini, presents a strong nationalist lineup. It centers on expanding territorial claims, especially in the Mediterranean, while opposing strikes and Soviet influence at home. The regime vows firm action against communism and labor unrest.
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Rome
Associated Presse
Magnolin
Chamber of Deputies
Nationalis
Italy
Mussolini
Fascists Party
Giolitti
Albans
Mediterranean
Greece
Hostil
Comunale
Diduytry
Aie
Hallowe'en Celebrators Keep Downtown Districts Amused
Hallowe'en festivities drew large crowds downtown with mostly orderly behavior. Fire department reports indicate some grass fires started by pranksters, but no serious disruptions. Police and city officials warned for continued orderly celebrations and traffic control as celebrations extended into the evening.
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Hallowe’en Celebrators
Hallowe'en
Felice
Macys
Spellacy Trips in New England Paid by Public Records Quoted
Public records indicate Spellacy traveled through New England with expenses totaling around 70 dollars. The bills are cited in the released records and highlight travel costs funded by public funds.
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New England
Non-voter backed by Slagker in 1920 political ruckus
Hartford dispatch details Thomas Spellacy’s 1920 New England delegating trips to back A Mitchell Palmer. Republican committee claims travel ran at government expense with many long distance phone calls and private fares charged to the Justice Department. Also notes a women voters rally featuring Merritt, King, and local candidates at a Hartford high school.
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Hartford
Thomas J. Speilacy
A. Mitchel
State Central Committee
Spelacy
Palmer
New England
United States
SF ‘Ney
Publc
Scheuken
Tor
A. Mitchell Palmer
Department of Justice
Spellacy
Gning
Trafiford
Department of Juntion
Washington
Malina
Manioahire
Vermont
Maaasachusetts
Inhede Island
Connecticut
Dnelg Sant
A. Cashes
New York
New Haven
Fred
Boston
Chitiravita Marshall AL O'Leary
Massache
Fingerprints to Protect Depositors in Postal Transfers
Festmaster Charles Greene announced a plan to transfer postal savings accounts to other offices by adding a finger printing machine. Fingerprints would be taken when accounts are moved to ensure security and proper accounting across the system.
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Charles 3. Greene
Port Oflien
Publisher Dies in Greenwich of Heart Failure
Tyler Te Hedfield of Round Iwin sand died today after a heart condition. He led the Priniak company and chaired the directing board at his death. He served on local councils and clubs, with a wife Lydia Weight Pearson Redfield and four children. Burial will be in Putnam.
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Greenwick
Tyler Te Hedfield
Jseedfield Priniak Company
Tisget
Aedt
Charmain
Careete
Die Councey Ebb
Lectin Ital- Her Cannoley Club
Cylangchi
Greenwich
Grevnich Passi
Grevnich Passi Frust Eathny
Lydia Weight Pearson Redfield
Hrovber
Mex
Juy Shor
Lima
N.Y
Christian Science
Free State Troops Defeated in Galway Fight
A disrupted Irish War narrative reports Free State forces losing a major clash in Galway. The enemy attacked their barracks, which were burned, and a route way station near Mallow and the Girgut Bouther area ignited, causing extensive disruption as reconstruction efforts begin.
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Free State
Galway
Artist accuses wife of deserting home in bitter dispute
Greenwich dated report charges Roger Pierotti that his wife Mrs Hanton persuaded him to desert their four children. He says she wooed by Mars d Manton, and that wealth promises were used to lure her from the family. He claims rent, furniture sales, and hotel living terms tied to alleged negotiations.
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Greenwich
Oet
Nia
Roger Pierotti
Sudurvan Avenue
Cas Cob
Pierotti
Hg Wite
Mars
D Manton
Dig
Ely
England
Canada
Hinton
Lyem
Lete
Crean
Perotti
Tinton
New York
Manton
Pennsylvania
Hanton
Enver Pasha Death Confirmed in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin reports confirmation of Enver Pasha's death issued from the Afshin government at Kebul after earlier telegrams from Moscow and Kebul. The veteran Ottoman leader is said to have commanded with a force of about a thousand troops until August, with most of his forces reportedly eliminated in battle.
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Berlin
Maver Pasha
Mustanta Kem! Pasha
Migdaath
Moarowub
Cutis Clu
Afshin
Kebul
Maver Wig
Bea
van Offelal
Fire destroys City of Bridgeport steamer in oyster trade clash
The City of Bridgeport, a 400 ton, largest steamer in the oyster fishing industry, burned at sea while in passenger trade between Bridgeport and New York. Captain Benjamin Leck commanded the vessel, with loss described as a total disaster to the vessel and its equipment. The Eastern Steamship Company operated the ship on the line between Bridgeport and New Haven.
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H. C. Rowe
New Haven
Water's Edge
New York
Bridgeport
Lelgeport
New Yor
Eastern Steamship Company
Nong
New Finven
Kangaroo Killed in Botsford Woods Mystery Shootings
DANBURY Oct 34 A kangaroo was found last night near Botsford by workers returning to town. The body was warm with a fresh bullet wound. Authorities are puzzled over the five foot tall animal weighing 207 pounds. The section believes it was shot by someone who mistook it for a "spook."
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Danbury
Aiganegoroo
Connecticut Hills
Botsford
SUSTAIN HARDING PLEA PROMISES RESULTS IN ADDRESS
A fragmentary speech by Mr Hughes defends the Harding administration’s record and pledges to continue policies. He claims progress on unemployment, taxes, and debt reduction, and argues opponents push false issues while the administration fulfills promises. Some unclear lines reference revival, industry capacity, and economic improvements.
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Sir Hughes
Earding
Oflles Tose
Leve
Avery Neld
Hughes
Ann Hughes
Dunosy
Ingtone
Oper
Industrid
Abit RY
Wwusi Hess
Coogr
New Haven Road Freight Embargo Ordered Amid Congestion
Authorities impose a freight embargo on New Haven Road due to congestion and limited carrying capacity. Interstate Commerce Company forces personnel are fully recruited as officials address vehicle and youth traffic concerns and road safety measures.
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New Haven Road
Haven
New Haven
Rsana
Uars
Aly Gener
Defends board action punishing policeman for lese majeste
Bridgeport police board faced criticism after fining traffic officer Roderick Ludwig for challenging Commissioner Ryan over a restricted Main Street zone. The board upheld Ludwig’s reprimand while asserting officials must obey traffic laws.
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Bridgeport Board of Police Commissioners
Roderick, M. Ludwig
Wm. H. Ryan
Main Street
Yale-Amny
Alhes
Hyan
Pat Digg Board
Chamber Ségysion
Paijo C. Calhoun
Ryan
Susinesa
Bridgeport
Calhoun
Fmn
Cathoun
Ludwig
Weeks Declares Connecticut Saved by Tariff Policy
Danbury, Oct 11 Special to the Telegram Secretary of War John W Weeks spoke at a Republican rally in the state armory arguing that dropping tariffs would bankrupt Connecticut, praised the current tariff as the best in the nation, and said European economic stresses could be managed without entangling the U S in politics. He urged economic co operation and cited progress under Republican rule. Other speakers included Frank Heary for state's attorney and Fredek L Salmon for state comptroller.
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Danbury
John W. Weeks
State Armory
America
League of Nations
Turkey
Europe
Weeks
Connecticut
United States
National
Frank Heary
Fredek L. Salmon
Jews Urged to Active Fight Against Anti Jewish Propaganda
Captain Albert Mt Stony of Hartford urged harmony lodge members to combat anti Jewish propaganda and to support the war effort at a Lincoln County gathering. He stressed pride in Jewish creed and warned against interdenominational associations while calling for community uplift. Entertainment followed with selections by Adaline Ziegler Josefa Mivehbers and David Greenspun.
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America
United States
Albert Mt. Stony
Hartford
Fleremory
Texted Girth
Mateo
Farsa
Simons
Infantry
Harmony Lodge
Joseph If Tederer
Warmlss Tev
Simon
Adaline Ziegler
Josefa Mivehbers
Zeigler
David
Greenspun
Jon the
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Atwater
J. J. Coleian
Board of Pisa Commissioners
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Fascisti
U. S
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Slagker
Merritt
King
High School
Hiram Tingnam
Govarno
Gol
Bingtum
Is Sue
Jlohn
Bridgenort
Unig Alsy
Schieler Moiitt
Reepublican Party
Ita
Abs
Ena Gleck
Alice J. Smith
Board of Education
Toen
Eee Ss
Mary le
Neck
Mallow
Rhea
Ulna
Roger Pierott
Enver Pasha
Walt
Hadak
Pedeo
Sound
Wiley
Velliig
Tay Gee
Benjanin Leck
New Haver
Straioe Comaniy
Botsford Woods
Harding
B’nai Brith Lodge
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